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Property owners asked to use caution while conducting debris or agriculture burns
After October 14 public session, proposed $50 million in tax-exempt bonds would kick off revitalization of Marin City’s historic housing community.
County to reflect on milestones, remaining gaps, and path forward to end homelessness during October 14 Supervisors meeting.
Christopher Blunk, who has headed DPW the past nine months, is County Executive’s choice.
This is the third planned fire fuel reduction effort on Mount Tamalpais since July.
There are plenty of opportunities to vote early in special election.
Special events coming as well; Recruitment open for adult volunteers and experts in the trades.
Oak Hill Workforce Housing Project board is inviting applications for two seats.
Conditions of safety-related grants are tied to immigration enforcement cooperation and halting DEI initiatives.
Due date for the first installment is November 1.
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