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by Marin Magazine Site Staff April 6, 2007

Photos by: Drew Altizer

Designer for Less

Tastes of West Marin

Land: Let's Ride

Highlights

Perfectly Purple: Where to Find Marin's Most Flavorful Eggplant Dishes

How a Non-Techie Learned to Write an A.I. Novel

How A.I. Is Being Used in Marin Private Schools

San Francisco Bay: The World’s Favorite Place for Windy Water Sports?

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For this holiday season, we asked local organizati

For this holiday season, we asked local organizations making a difference in the community exactly how your contribution could help them. The response we got was overwhelming — 46 groups answered, detailing where a total of $892,400 would be allocated. Go to our bio to see how your contributions can help.

By Marin Magazine staff

#giveback#marin#marinmag#localmagazine#shoplocally#volunteer#donate

Born in Kolkata, India, and raised in the San Fran

Born in Kolkata, India, and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Ritu Mukerji has been an avid reader of mysteries — from Golden Age crime fiction to police procedurals and the novels of PD James and Ruth Rendell — since childhood. We recently spoke to her about her new book, “Murder by Degrees” — get the full scoop in our bio!

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Marin Magazine Staff

On Thanksgiving Day 1951, Dave Wilson fell in love

On Thanksgiving Day 1951, Dave Wilson fell in love — and it was love at first sight. The immaculate black paint. The convertible top. The leather bench seat. The amazing wood spoke wheels. He had no idea what model of car he was looking at, but in all honesty, he didn’t care.

Read on in our bio for the full Thanksgiving love story that’s still going strong!

Designer Pamela Hayes has spent the past 25 years

Designer Pamela Hayes has spent the past 25 years designing homes for clients in Marin and San Francisco, developing lasting relationships along the way with industry pros ranging from contractors to cabinet makers. For her own home, Hayes employed the Japanese concept of _wabi-sabi_, or finding beauty in imperfection, for example, throughout the house, from the _shou sugi ban_ (charred wood) exterior siding to the use rusted raw steel beams. Get the full story in our bio.

Have you received our December issue yet? From bea

Have you received our December issue yet? From beautiful homes to dozens and dozens of charitable orgs and even a Santa in Sausalito with an unexpected form on transport, you’re bound to find inspiration in these 124 pages.

Since tourism accounts for nearly all of the Maui

Since tourism accounts for nearly all of the Maui economy, hotels around the Valley Isle are both anxious for guests' return — and their good behavior. Learn how you can help, the right way.

Our December issue of Marin Magazine hits the stan

Our December issue of Marin Magazine hits the stands this week! While we eagerly await the unveiling, we're looking back at some behind the scenes moment from our EPIC November cover shoot with @cameroncressmanphotography

Special thanks to:
@tastefoodtravel @38north_marin @hestoncakes @basmaswellness @sugarcookiekate @millvalley_boards @liliwrites @lisahilgersdesign @mimitowle

Cheers to our Marin Veterans - including possibly

Cheers to our Marin Veterans - including possibly the newest ‘official’ veteran, Jill “James” Hoffman who is celebrating her first Veteran's Day this year having just retired this March at small ceremony at Naval Base Pearl Harbor, onboard USS MISSOURI. She served 33 years in the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General's Corp, 8 years Active Duty, 25 Reserves as well as nine years on the Sausalito City Council for nine years

Instagram: @jill4sausalito

#thankyouveterans #ThankHerToo
#veteransday #veterans #veteran #military #veteransupport #army #soldier #navy #veteransusa #usa #veteranowned #veteranshelpingveterans #airforce #veteranownedbusiness #veteranmade #veteranownedandoperated #usnavy #thankyou #america #usveterans #marines #veteranos #veteranday

Did you know that “Olema” has an actual meanin

Did you know that “Olema” has an actual meaning? It does! It means “coyote valley” in Coast Miwok language. Find out more in about the rich history of @olemahouse and the region in our bio.

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