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March 2012

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	Of Vision and Volunteers Sixty-seven years of gardens, history and the arts. By PJ Bremier
	Spring in Bloom Soft pastels and bright florals adorn pieces with feminine flair — perfect for a sunny Marin garden party in the great outdoors. Editor/Stylist Veronica Sooley
	Postcards From Paris A Marin photographer offers her behind-the-lens perspective (and reveals the photographers who inspired it). By Barbara Ries
	Bay to BBQ Chef Justin Everett shares his grilled oyster recipes for a banner day on the bay, West Marin–style. By Mimi Towle

Departments
FYI: If You Build It	Archive »
Professional Baseball comes to Marin. By Melissa Gardner White
GO: 5 tips for 5 Hawaiian Islands	Archive »
We’ve put together a list of five top experiences on five islands that you won’t want to miss. By Mimi Towle
Hot Ticket: Grand Opening of Stuff	Archive »
RSVP Hot Ticket \| Guests enjoyed delicious food, a DJ, cocktails and go-go dancers, all while getting sneak peak of San Francisco’s new 17,000-square-foot vintage decor store. Photos by Mo DeLong.
Hot Ticket: Yaz Krehbiel Art Opening	Archive »
RSVP Hot Ticket \| Guests enjoyed beer, wine and oysters while viewing the art of Marin-based landscape painter Yaz Krehbiel. The March 3 event was held at Smith Anderson North Gallery in San...
Hot Ticket: Jon Kabat-Zinn Lecture	Archive »
RSVP Hot Ticket \| Guests enjoyed wine and cheese and a lecture from Jon Kabat-Zinn about “Mindfulness in Education.” The February 17 event benefited the Mindful Schools organization. Photos by...
Q&A: Ella Woodhead	Archive »
12-questions with a 7-year old Marinite who swam across the bay. By Mimi Towle
Conversation: Dana King	Archive »
The CBS Channel 5 anchor is following a long-held passion — expressing her artistic side. By Jim Wood

Columns

POV: Does Marin Give Enough?

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A foundation’s report stirs up discussion about the income, educational and life expectancy gaps among those who live here.

By Jim Wood