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Surly Gates: Corte Maderaâs Tale of Wealth, a Walking Path and Politics | Pacific Sun (opens the original)
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Locked gates. Surveillance cameras. Lawyers. A crisis communications specialist. Threats. All over a short trail under the redwoods called Alta Way. It begins at an 11-acre Corte Madera property once owned by the famed music promoter Bill Graham, who popularized the Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane and Santana, built an amphitheater and managed Rolling Stones tours. A gated entrance on Corte Madera Avenue sits atop a winding driveway that leads to the house. Designed by pioneering green archite
Postcards From The Tamalpais | Pacific Sun (opens the original)
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I used to make phone calls to help get out the vote. It’s a terrible volunteer job. Lots of people yelled at me to stop calling, even though I had never dialed their number before. The worst, though, were the ones who hung up on me. Sometimes, I went through my whole spiel, waiting for their response at the end. Dead air. I didn’t even know how long I’d been earnestly talking to myself about the importance of exercising the right to vote. When I received an invitation from Marie Salerno to join
Reservation for Six: My Attempt at Connection With New People | Pacific Sun (opens the original)
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Mostly, I consider Nextdoor a cesspool of comments by NIMBYs. Occasionally, though, I see an intriguing post, like the recent one about meeting five other people, strangers, for a meal at a local restaurant. I signed up for SIXTOP. While I’ve lived in Marin for decades and have a posse of good friends, at 63, my world is changing. People close to me are retiring and moving to less expensive areas. Some have passed away. Last year, I left the home I’d lived in for almost three decades and moved t
I Love Lucy: Curing My Commitment Issues | Pacific Sun (opens the original)
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Lucy didn’t look like my kind of gal. And she just wasn’t that into me. Before her, I’d been on three dates and was still single, but not for lack of trying. A matchmaker introduced me to my favorites, carefully picked from their website photos and profiles. First came Roscoe. A fun guy, but too much energy for my quiet lifestyle. Ryan was a loudmouth. Though absolutely stunning, shy Anna was a bit young for me. Clearly, I needed to stop being so picky. I stood up from the bench, grabbed a plush
Beyond the Meal: Kieawnie Clarâs Fight for Dignity and Belonging | Pacific Sun (opens the original)
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Everyone dreads spending hours in the bathroom the night before a colonoscopy. But what if one doesnât have access to a toilet? An unhoused Marin man in his 70s faced that problem. His health care provider had ordered the test but couldnât help him with the logistics. âHe hadnât had a colonoscopy in 15 years,â Kieawnie Clar said. âHe was scheduled for one, but he said, âThey wonât do it unless I have a toilet, because I have to do the prep.ââ Clar, 50, a pastor and director o
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