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Marin investment managers plead guilty in fraud case (opens the original)
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Two Marin County residents pleaded guilty as charged to using an investment firm in Novato to defraud investors of millions of dollars, federal authorities announced. Tiburon resident Mark Hanf, the founder and chief executive of Pacific Private Money, admitted to wire fraud conspiracy and money laundering, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in San Francisco. Novato resident Nam Phan, the chief operating officer, admitted to wire fraud conspiracy on Sept. 23. Hanf and Phan conceded the crim
Marin Healthcare District candidates focus on governance, tax plan (opens the original)
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Four candidates are running for two available seats on the Marin Healthcare District board in the Nov. 3 election, and not all support a proposed parcel tax. The board oversees MarinHealth Medical Center, which is publicly-owned by the Marin Healthcare District. Each of the district’s five board members represents a different geographical area. Brian Su and Jonathan Goff are competing for the seat in Division 3, which includes Kentfield, Ross, Corte Madera, Larkspur, Mill Valley and Greenbrae. C
Is this the end for Marin County’s historic ‘Last Resort’ complex? (opens the original)
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Prospects for preserving a compound known as “the Last Resort” — an exemplar of hippie, outlaw architecture in Lagunitas — appear dismal. Tea importer David Lee Hoffman settled on the 2-acre property in 1973, when it had two cabin-style houses. Unfettered by a degree in architecture or concern about securing permits, he began remodeling the existing buildings and adding new ones. Hoffman erected some 40 structures through the early 2000s until neighbors began complaining to county officials. Aft
Last gasp for ‘Last Resort’ complex in Lagunitas (opens the original)
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Prospects for preserving a compound known as “the Last Resort” — an exemplar of hippy, outlaw architecture in Lagunitas — appear dismal. Tea importer David Lee Hoffman settled on the 2-acre property in 1973, when it had two cabin-style houses. Unfettered by a degree in architecture or concern about securing permits, he began remodeling the existing buildings and adding new ones. Hoffman erected some 40 structures through the early 2000s until neighbors began complaining to county officials. Afte
Bay Area’s Buck Institute for Research on Aging develops AI safety system (opens the original)
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The Buck Institute for Research on Aging in Novato is seeking to develop an artificial intelligence safety system for biological research. The institute has partnered on the initiative with Fennec Engineering, a software company in Ohio. Fennec has links to Amazon Robotics. A laboratory headed by James Yurkovich, a research assistant professor at the Buck center, “has developed a proof-of-concept method that would provide guardrails for AI when it is used for biological simulation,” Kris Rebillo
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