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Three stuffed animals from the Kimochis collection are lined up in a row next to a book titled "Kimochis Feel Guide." In front of them, like currents of emotions, colorful plush toys bearing various feelings are scattered playfully.
by Marin Magazine Site Staff
January 21, 2009
A minimalist abstract painting of a circular swirl of thin black lines and dots against a solid green background, reminiscent of Tom Marioni's works. The lines are denser at the bottom of the circle, giving it a dynamic, vortex-like appearance—a piece worthy of SF MOMA.

Tom Marioni at SF MOMA

Artist Tom Marioni.

by Anne Crump Ray
January 20, 2009
Three people are sitting on a grassy hill with a scenic backdrop of rolling mountains and forested areas under a clear sky. They appear relaxed and content, enjoying the view of Mt. Tam and the natural surroundings.

View from Mt. Tam

The creators of Marin Magazine welcome you to share their vision.

by Marin Magazine Site Staff
January 14, 2009
A man and a woman are standing side by side in an art gallery in Mill Valley, smiling. The gallery walls display vibrant, Expressionist paintings dominated by warm colors like orange, yellow, red, and some cooler tones like blue and white. The floor is wood, and the lighting is bright.

Mill Valley Expressionist

Art in Mill Valley.

by Barry Willis
December 19, 2008

Underwater Flight

Life below the waves.

A white, sleek submarine with two transparent domes for seating is partially submerged in greenish water. The submarine, boasting distinct fins and a streamlined design, suggests it is built for underwater flight and exploring aquatic environments.
by Jim Wood
December 19, 2008
A woman is performing a yoga pose on a blue mat. In cobra pose, she lies on her stomach with her hands on the mat and her upper body lifted, as if riding the currents of calm. She wears a blue tank top, black leggings, and a blue headband, eyes gazing upward.

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by Marin Magazine Site Staff
December 18, 2008
Three people sit on a grassy hillside with a stunning view of rolling hills and mountains, including the iconic Mt. Tam, in the background. They are smiling and dressed in casual clothing. The scenery is lush and green under a clear sky.

View from Mt. Tam

The creators of Marin Magazine welcome you to share their vision.

by Marin Magazine Site Staff
December 17, 2008
A couple holding hands walks towards a vibrant shopping center, surrounded by currents of activity, with various stores and cars parked in front. The scene features lush landscaping with trees, flowers, and well-maintained pathways under a partly cloudy sky.

Currents

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by Marin Magazine Site Staff
November 24, 2008
A woman stands in front of a brightly colored painting on an easel, holding a palette and paintbrush. She is illuminated by a light source from the left, casting her face in partial shadow. Bottles sit on a table in the foreground, creating a feast for the senses.

Feasts for the Senses

Current exhibits at local venues.

by Anne Crump Ray
November 24, 2008

Ruminating on Ruminants

Marin County is deer country.

Two silhouetted ruminants stand on a grassy field with rocks near a body of water, under a clear sky. One deer, slightly larger and ruminating, has its head turned to the right, while the smaller deer faces left. Distant hills are visible across the water in the background.
by Tim Porter, Photographer
November 21, 2008
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Celebrated restaurateur Larry Mindel helped transf Celebrated restaurateur Larry Mindel helped transform the Bay Area’s culinary landscape by bringing authentic Italian cuisine to the forefront. As the founder of legendary restaurants like Ciao!, Prego, Poggio and the driving force behind Il Fornaio’s nationwide success, Mindel’s story is equal parts passion, creativity and bold business instinct. Q: Did you really start your first company at 26 with just $36 in the bank? A: Yes, it’s true. I bought Caswell Coffee, a San Francisco institution. Q: You are credited with helping bring authentic Italian cuisine to California, if not the U.S. What inspired your deep connection to Italy? A: I first visited Italy after college and fell in love with the people and culture. For our restaurants, I hired native Italians and took our managers on annual trips to Italy. We studied the food and service, comparing true Italian to the Americanized version. And they got it. They understood the value of authenticity — of having chefs who cooked real Italian food. Not because they read about it in a book, but because they had it in their hearts. Read our full Q&A with Larry Mindel in our bio 🔗 ✍️ Ann Wycoff 📷 Matt Spinetta, @prismicphotography #marinmagazine #marincounty #ıtaliancuisine #marinrestaurants #italianrestaurant
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In 1990, Felecia Gaston founded Performing Stars o In 1990, Felecia Gaston founded Performing Stars of Marin (PSM), a Marin City-based nonprofit with a mission to give local youth access to the arts regardless of race, background or family income. As a young girl growing up in Georgia, she recalls peering out of her mother’s car window and seeing young white girls in ballet leotards. “I remember thinking, ‘I want to do that,’ but I knew not to ask because of the color of my skin. Can you imagine what that felt like?” She was finally able to take ballet lessons at age 14. ✨ Performing Stars of Marin — By the Numbers ✨ 3️⃣5️⃣ years of serving youth from all parts of Marin 6️⃣,0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ Marin youth have gone through the Performing Arts program since its inception in 1990 9️⃣5️⃣ ％ of the program’s alumni graduate from high school 2️⃣5️⃣0️⃣ public performances by Performing Stars groups at July 4 parades, fairs, senior centers, holiday events, toy drives, MLK Day events and much more ＄2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣,0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ is the goal for Performing Stars of Marin's current capital campaign for program expansion and a new headquarters ✍️ @donnaberryglass 📷 One of the first groups of Performing Stars, circa 1990. Photo courtesy of Performing Stars of Marin Read more in bio 🔗 #marinmagazine #marincounty #performingstarsofmarin
Over every school year for the past 14 years, Tibu Over every school year for the past 14 years, Tiburon’s Kathy McLeod has developed a routine. She rises early, wrestles a yellow safety vest over her day’s attire and heads out to do her best to see that hundreds of elementary and middle school children make it to school safely. Then, six hours later, her concern is that these same kids make it home without incident or accident. Her start came in 2011 when her son was attending Tam Valley Elementary and the school’s crossing guard was hit by a car and hospitalized. As fate would have it, it was McLeod’s day for parent traffic duty, so she just naturally stepped up to serve as a replacement crossing guard and, thinking it a volunteer position, worked that entire week. Only later did she learn it was a paid position and that district officials felt she was so good at it she was offered a paid crossing guard position. McLeod soon became a supervisor where she is now responsible for recruiting, training and managing 25 crossing guards at high-traffic intersections in Southern Marin. Similar supervisors are responsible for a like number of crossing guards (and school children) in Ross Valley, San Rafael and Novato. Read more in bio 🔗 Who's your local crossing guard? Give them a shoutout below! ✍️ Jim Wood #marinmagazine #marincounty #crossingguard #tiburon #sanrafael #rossvalley #novato
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