Marin Magazine - August 2007 - Marin County, California

Features
	Gliding on the Canadian Rails Jim and Nikki Wood glide through spectacular scenery aboard VIA Rail Canada's Skeena By Jim and Nikki Wood
	Staging For Sale Investing in home decor can increase the bottom line. By P.J. Bremier
	The Four R's Marin's local schools entice families into buying some of Marin’s priciest real estate so they can gain access to an excellent—and free—public school education. Story and Photos by Tim Porter
	30th High School Reunion To go or not to go - thirty years later with many stories to tell. By Kirk Citron

Departments
Fashion Trends: Kids Suit Up in Sea-Style	Archive »
Summer beach fashion for kids. By Somer Flaherty
Fashion Trends: Beachwear Makes a Splash	Archive »
Back to basics for some fun in the sun... By Somer Flaherty
FYI: Higher Education	Archive »
Marin college prep experts give advice By Samantha Bronson
FYI: Making a Difference	Archive »
Kiddo! keeps the arts program alive in the Mill Valley Schools. By Samantha Bronson
FYI: A Spiritual Path	Archive »
Walking the labyrinth proves to be an insightful journey. By Toni Weingarten
Business: Alternative Buying	Archive »
Sausalito’s Cartelligent offers another method to purchase cars By Jim Wood
Microclimates: Dominican	Archive »
Exploring the history and beauty of the Dominican neighborhood. By Jim Wood
Letters: Readers Respond	Archive »
Marin Magazine Readers weigh in
Flavor: Olema Inn and Restaurant	Archive »
Delightful outdoor dining in West Marin By Erika Lenkert
Dialogue: Larry Mindel	Archive »
Marin Magazine talks with Sausalito restaurateur Larry Mindel. By Mimi Towle
Play: When Nature Beckons	Archive »
When nature calls-camping in Marin. By Melissa Gebhardt
SNAP	Archive »
SNAP events for August 2007.
Lifestyle: Matt Davis	Archive »
By Mimi Towle

Columns
View from Mt. Tam	Archive »
The creators of Marin Magazine welcome you to share their vision.
POV: Invasive Plants are Taking Over Mount Tam	Archive »
Jim talks about the herbicide glyphosate, commonly known as Roundup, as a way of controlling invasive plants now threatening the biodiversity on Mt. Tam. By Jim Wood

August 2007