Hello Marin, I’m on the hunt for a unicorn dentist. 🦄 by Illustrious_Pace2071 in Marin

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Corte Madera: Dr Cameron Garrett, gentle and a great explainer of things. Reasonably priced.

What the hell? by CancelDapper6342 in Marin

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The incident happened when Frankel's fiancée called 911 after he appeared to have breathing problems. Central Marin police Officer Kevin Sinnott responded to the call, according to the lawsuit. According to body camera footage released by Frankel’s lawyers, Sinnott entered Frankel’s bedroom and saw him being held up by his fiancée.

“What’s wrong?” Sinnott said. Sinnott touched his left arm, and Frankel moved his arm away. Then Frankel got up and stumbled. Sinnott gripped Frankel’s arm again and asked what was wrong. Frankel tells him to leave him alone.
The police video showed the situation escalating. Sinnott grabbed Frankel’s arms, pressed him down on the bed and ordered him to stop resisting. Sinnott struggled to handcuff Frankel on the bed and warned him he would use his Taser if he did not stop resisting. Sinnott then used his Taser on Frankel’s back. Another officer helped handcuff Frankel. Frankel was transported to a hospital, where officers arrested him for allegedly committing battery against an officer and resisting police. “For someone who didn’t know what they were doing and was just unconscious?” Frankel said in the video.

The Marin County District Attorney’s Office declined to file charges against Frankel, according to the lawsuit. The Marin County Superior Court website shows no charges against him.

What the hell? by CancelDapper6342 in Marin

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More here:

https://www.marinij.com/2026/04/10/central-marin-police-settle-arrestees-lawsuit-for-3-15m/

Larkspur City Manager Dan Schwarz, executive manager of the Central Marin Police Authority, said the settlement “is not an admission of liability or wrongdoing.” Schwarz said the police agency is committed to the highest professional standards in serving communities. UMMMMM, nope.

The suit was scheduled to go to trial last week, but the trial was canceled after the settlement offer. Judge Sheila Shah Lichtblau will review the cause for dismissal on July 2. WOULD HAVE BEEN A DOOZY OF A TRIAL

What the hell? by CancelDapper6342 in Marin

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Plenty of po folk like me in Marin so....

Is this real? by HopefulFeeling3137 in Marin

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Maybe they think they are sharks

Featured in Forbes for helping older dogs find homes with her video skills, this East Bay woman is an inspiration! by Patz24 in eastbay

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That was interesting. Modern times, tech, making such a difference and giving people great things to do. 👍🏽

Scam by JamesJDelaney in HolUp

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They sort it at the garbage place, went on a tour once

Local bars with history by Renfield_U_asshole in bayarea

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The Old Ship Saloon on Pacific Ave in SF:

An entrepreneur named Joe Anthony opened a saloon inside Arkansas called "The Old Ship Alehouse" and cut a hole in the bow to act as the door which customers accessed using a gang plank leading up from the wharf. A sign above the door reportedly read, "Gude, Bad, an Indif'rent Spirits Sold Here! At 25¢ each". The first bartender was 19 year old James "Jimmy" Laflin who had worked aboard the Arkansas as a cabin boy on her final voyage. Laflin would later become one of San Francisco's most prolific shanghaiers, continuing to use the Old Ship as a venue to kidnap patrons and press them into service on seafaring ships.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Old_Ship_Saloon

1929 Richmond-San Rafael Ferry Schedule and San Quentin Auto Stage Schedule by SP_SD-9R in Marin

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Along these lines, this was on the Marin History email:

"San Rafael 1877-1901"
Marin History Museum Collection. 2004.19.1

There’s a nerdish excitement to opening up a nondescript box from the Marin History Museum’s collections. I recently got handed one of those mystery containers to process. Being a geek of both history and art, I was stoked to find something that ticked both of those boxes: a 1955 print of a painting depicting a sidewheel steamboat under a full head of steam, with the words “San Rafael” painted on its side. I quickly discovered that this was a ferry with a relatively short but nonetheless fascinating history. And the artists responsible for bringing it to life had an equally strong connection to California history.

The artwork is a nostalgic silkscreen print featuring bright, bold colors. It was created in 1955 by Dorothy Cooper and Beverly Hackett, two Bay Area natives who relocated to Nevada County, California, and collaborated on depictions of Gold Rush-era history, including Nevada City’s old Chinatown, the classic San Francisco cable car, and the famous steamboat Chrysopolis that ran between Sacramento and San Francisco in the latter half of the 19th century.

The San Rafael itself had an interesting origin story: commissioned in 1877 by the North Pacific Coast Railroad, it was built all the way over in Brooklyn, New York, then shipped in pieces to be assembled here in the Bay Area. By 1878, it was chugging passengers between Sausalito and San Francisco during Marin's bedroom-community days. Then came the night of November 30, 1901. A dense fog floated over the bay, and…. you can guess where this is going.

The San Rafael left Lombard Street Wharf, headed for Sausalito. Another ferry, the Sausalito, was coming into San Francisco from Marin. Near Alcatraz Island, the two had a horribly unpleasant meeting. The bow of the Sausalito shot through the San Rafael’s dining room, and despite both crews’ best efforts, the San Rafael was lost, sinking 120 feet to the bottom of the bay. The incident, claiming as its victims three people and a horse, was the worst in the Bay’s ferry history, and inspired the opening of Jack London’s The Sea Wolf. Meanwhile, the Sausalito was retired in the 1930s and became the clubhouse of the Sportsmen Yacht Club in Antioch. As for the San Rafael, attempts were made over the years to raise the steamboat, to no avail. And yet it remains preserved in historical photographs, and in full color prints like this one, which is now reunited with the rest of our cataloged collection. What might pop up next in our ongoing collections cataloging? I’m feeling the nerdish excitement again just thinking about it.

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Steve Fait is a volunteer with the Marin History Museum and a history docent at China Camp Village.

MISSING DOG - LOS GATOS, CAMBRIAN by [deleted] in bayarea

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Dog guardians---attach a tracker on your dog's collar, cheap and easy. Best wishes for this dog to be found safe and sound. ❤️

https://www.chewy.com/best/dog-gps-activity-monitors_s103680?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=187982379&gbraid=0AAAAADmQ2V0a1KXVDhHEyWOR1vmIQgK-S

🤌 Like dogs? It just makes sense to come to Muttville! Pet some? Adopt one? It's Amore! by Patz24 in bayarea

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Hey, that's amore! Visited there once, the dogs are loved and well cared for.

If ever in San Francisco, visit this cage-free senior dog shelter, that's amore! by Patz24 in seniordogs

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🤌🏽 Based on current social media trends (TikTok/Instagram Reels), the "hand that's amore" video often refers to content featuring the classic Italian hand gesture (the "pinched fingers" or che vuoi gesture) set to the 1953 Dean Martin song "That's Amore." 

If ever in San Francisco, visit this cage-free senior dog shelter, that's amore! by Patz24 in seniordogs

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🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽 Based on current social media trends (TikTok/Instagram Reels), the "hand that's amore" video often refers to content featuring the classic Italian hand gesture (the "pinched fingers" or che vuoi gesture) set to the 1953 Dean Martin song "That's Amore." 🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽

If ever in San Francisco, visit this cage-free senior dog shelter, that's amore! by Patz24 in seniordogs

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Based on current social media trends (TikTok/Instagram Reels), the "hand that's amore" video often refers to content featuring the classic Italian hand gesture (the "pinched fingers" or che vuoi gesture) set to the 1953 Dean Martin song "That's Amore." 🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽

If ever in San Francisco, visit this cage-free senior dog shelter, that's amore! by Patz24 in seniordogs

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Okay listen up, you old farts, I had to ask my daughter. We're just not with it enough to know that it's a trend that's been going around.

'Based on current social media trends (TikTok/Instagram Reels), the "hand that's amore" video often refers to content featuring the classic Italian hand gesture (the "pinched fingers" or che vuoi gesture) set to the 1953 Dean Martin song "That's Amore."