HeyJaredPaul Liberatore
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West Marin roadhouse to honor John Lennon on his birthday (opens the original)
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John Lennon’s birthday is Oct. 9. He would have been 86. In commemoration, Rancho Nicasio will present an evening of conversation and music with radio personality Dave Sholin, the last person to interview the ex-Beatle just hours before he was killed, and singer and guitarist Drew Harrison, who’s made a career of studying Lennon’s life and performing his music as a solo artist and as a member of the Beatles tribute band the Sun Kings. I’ll be moderating. It’s hard for me to picture Lennon, an ic
New book chronicles ‘the Marinaissance,’ Marin’s cultural and spiritual awakening (opens the original)
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Even when he was a student at Glenwood Elementary School in San Rafael, David Perlis knew intuitively that there was something special about this place where he lived, that there was something magical about Marin County. He just didn’t know what it was. “Like so many kids who grew up in Marin, whether it was suburban San Rafael or the hills of Mill Valley or even on a houseboat in Sausalito, I think we all sensed this magic,” said Perlis, now 47. “It was mysterious to me as a kid from the suburb
Music greats to honor ‘first lady of the Grateful Dead’ at Petaluma shows (opens the original)
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There’s so much to remember and celebrate about the life and music of the late Donna Jean Godchaux-MacKay, best known as “the first lady of the Grateful Dead,” the only woman to crack the all-male bastion of that hall of fame band. Last November, at the end of a long and acclaimed career, she died of cancer at age 78 while under hospice care in Nashville. Affectionately called Donna Jean by Deadheads and her other fans, she will be honored at a pair of tribute concerts on Aug. 22 and 23 at the M
Marin County rocker named new owner of Fairfax’s Wu Wei Tea Temple (opens the original)
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Jeremy D’Antonio, a rock musician who co-owns and manages the historic Old Western Saloon in Point Reyes Station, thought the Wu Wei Tea Temple in Fairfax might be a little too woo-woo for his trucker-hat, bar-band sensibility. That is until he walked into the place. “I felt immediately comfortable, and there are very few places where I feel that way,” he said one recent morning at the tea temple as its employees ran noisy blenders and prepared to open at noon. “It’s a completely different energ
Marin rocker named new owner of Fairfax’s Wu Wei Tea Temple (opens the original)
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Jeremy D’Antonio, a rock musician who co-owns and manages the historic Old Western Saloon in Point Reyes Station, thought the Wu Wei Tea Temple in Fairfax might be a little too woo-woo for his trucker-hat, bar-band sensibility. That is until he walked into the place. “I felt immediately comfortable, and there are very few places where I feel that way,” he said one recent morning at the tea temple as its employees ran noisy blenders and prepared to open at noon. “It’s a completely different energ
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