Here are five Marin residents who have embraced change and are taking the risk needed to reinvent themselves and turn their passions into their day jobs.
There are plenty of opportunities to stand around and do something in Marin
— from counting to photographing to measuring. The following organizations
are looking for volunteer observers to document all kinds of data.
Marin County is near the top of many lists in California: healthiest, wealthiest and one more that doesn’t elicit bragging. We are number one in alcohol and overdose deaths among teens per capita. Kasia Pawlowska has more details.
Did you know we have our very own prince living here in West Marin? Executive Editor Mimi Towle sits down with prince Andrew Romanoff and his lovely wife Inez Storer.
From truffle-tracking dog demos and martini madness to elevated street fare and mind-blowing wine dinners, there’s decadent fun to be had at these not-to-miss wine country events.
After seeing the same five mass-produced choices being offered for bottles of her favorite beverage, Marin-based Champagne-o-phile Sherri Corker launched her eponymous company Sherri’s Champagne.
A local Marin artist advocates for an organization which has enabled thousands of low-income students to graduate college and to excel in life. [Sponsored]
