Muir Beach NewsLocal news for Muir Beach, CA continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Marin supervisor to propose new neighborhood shuttles- April 28, 2008 "Once the car starts going, we don't want to stop" Marin County Supervisor Charles McGlashan told a transportation conference this morning that he will soon propose a county shuttle system to connect low-density hillside neighborhoods with more central areas. via North Bay Business Journalhttp://www.topix.net/city/muir-beach-ca/2008/04/marin-supervisor-to-propose-new-neighborho... Whine Country- April 26, 2008 Twin Princess Number Two and yours truly are in the heart of California's wine country. via Marketing Begins At Homehttp://www.topix.net/city/muir-beach-ca/2008/04/whine-country?fromrss=1 Family Fare for April 24 and beyond- April 24, 2008 It's spring at Slide Ranch's environmental education center, and to celebrate the season, the folks there will offer a day of music, organic cuisine, crafts and farm activities Saturday. via Marin Independent Journalhttp://www.topix.net/city/muir-beach-ca/2008/04/family-fare-for-april-24-and-beyond?fromrs... escape from urban stress- April 22, 2008 "Please continue your investigation of what's true for you." The moment we turned off Highway 1 and descended a hillside road, we were shrouded in eucalyptus and redwood trees. via SF Gatehttp://www.topix.net/city/muir-beach-ca/2008/04/escape-from-urban-stress?fromrss=1 Green Gulch gardener cultivates passions- April 13, 2008 "These flowers are incredibly sweet and theses ants are getting lots of good nectar and pollen. Our broccoli in the Green Gulch fields now are covered with ants and aphids, which are great food for the lace wing and other beneficial insects." Waiting for Wendy Johnson to come visit your garden is a bit like being a parish priest getting ready for the pope to come check you out at Sunday Mass. via SFGatehttp://www.topix.net/city/muir-beach-ca/2008/04/green-gulch-gardener-cultivates-passions?f... Marin groups get grants for fire-safety projects- April 11, 2008 The National Park Service has funded two projects aimed at improving fire safety in areas of Marin where housing meets open space, known as the wildland-urban interface. via Marin Independent Journalhttp://www.topix.net/city/muir-beach-ca/2008/04/marin-groups-get-grants-for-fire-safety-pr... |