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All in the Family - Marin Magazine - August 2015 - Marin County, California
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All in the Family. All in the Family. How five Marin businesses thrive while sharing the same gene pool. Left to right): Frank Sabella, “Nege Fo” LaRocca, Angelo Sabella, Carlo Rafello and Antone Sabella at work in 1929. Founders envision passing their enterprise on to their children and grandchildren — but that dream doesn’t play out for most. Only a third of family businesses outlive the founding generation, and just over one in 10 will be taken over by the grandchildren. Beyond that? Ldquo;My father h...
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Thoroughly French - Marin Magazine - July 2014 - Marin County, California
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Fast Food Francais serves up American fare with Parisian flair. By Calin Van Paris. Frac12; cup white wine. 1 shallot, thinly sliced. 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar. 4 five-ounce beef patties, ½ inch thick. Salt and freshly cracked black pepper to taste. 4 slices Saint-Nectaire cheese. 8 pieces wild boar bacon. 4 crusty hamburger rolls (ciabatta if possible). 4 Boston lettuce leaves. For Béarnaise Sauce:. In saucepot, cook wine and shallot pieces on medium-high heat, until they become amber in color.
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Dwell+Marin Magazine Meet the Architects Night - Marin Magazine - April 2012 - Marin County, California
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Dwell Marin Magazine Meet the Architects Night. Dwell Marin Magazine Meet the Architects Night. RSVP Hot Ticket Guests enjoyed wine and small bites on the eve of the Dwell Marin Magazine Home Tour event April 27 while listening to presentations from the architects behind the best in modern residential design. Photos by Mo DeLong. You are currently logged in as. Please enter the letters from the image below:. McGuire Quarterly Report Q2 2016 [sponsored]. City Spotlight: Mill Valley [sponsored].
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Summer Guide - Marin County, California
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For more than 75 years, the Golden Gate Bridge has been the main artery between San Francisco and Marin County. Here are some less well-known tidbits about the bridge and its environs. In Marin, we have 72 miles of coastline and more than 20 beaches, which means everyone can find a place by the sea. Taking advantage of the proximity of the coastal Marin and Sonoma milk shed, local ice cream makers are keeping things cool. On a hot day, these spots are tops. Olympic Sports in Marin. Stafford Lake Bike Park.
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Advertise - Marin County, California
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There is virtually no media vehicle that reaches into the community with the depth of coverage that Marin Magazine provides. Kirstie A. Martinelli. Calendar and Closing ». Demographics: Audience ». Demographics: Expenditures ». Material Specifications ».
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The Magazine - Marin County, California
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Art Galleries ». Bay Area Map ». Marin Grown ». Marin Hotels ». Contact Us ». About Us ». E-Newsletters Sign-Up ». My Account ». Newsstands and Distribution ».
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People and Places - Marin County, California
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8 Questions for Jen Reidy. Kirsten Jones Neff sits down with the head of the Marin chapter of Mom Demand Action for Gun Sense, Jen Reidy, in this month's Q&A. Kasia Pawlowska shares what's worth checking out on Polk Street in San Francisco in our new section, City Streets. This Sausalito sculptor has built success into his long life. Ellis Island of the West. A story from yesterday offers perspective on the troubles of today. From Strauss to Sabatasso, jeans have been a Bay Area staple from the start.
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Science of Aging - Marin Magazine - August 2015 - Marin County, California
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Preventing cognitive decline, optimizing digestive health, taking care of telomeres and extending life span. Part 2 of 2. By Ann Wycoff Illustration by Trina Dalziel. According to a United Nations report, soon there will be more 60-year-olds than 15-year-olds in our society. If you’ve been tuning in to the topic of optimal aging, you might be wondering: how do we protect our cells’ proteins from mutating, folding inside out and creating sticky toxic plaque? The Brain and Aging. Ldquo;The reality is that ...
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