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Helicopter Activity Over Dunphy Park
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On the afternoon of Friday, February 17, three people were reported to have fallen overboard into Richardson Bay. The Sausalito Police Department, Southern Marin Fire, Marin County Sheriff, and US Coast Guard have been on scene, attempting a water rescue. As of 4:00 p.m. on Friday, they have pulled two people out of the water safely, but at this time the third person remains missing.
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Debris Removal Continues on Richardson Bay
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In order to increase safety on the waterways of Richardson Bay and reduce navigational and environmental hazards, the Sausalito Police Department, the Marin County Sheriff's Office, and the Richardson's Bay Regional Agency are working together to remove unoccupied derelict vessels and unattended mooring balls.
Derelict vessels can break free from their moorings or anchors during rough weather and cause damage when they strike other vessels or wash up on shore. These vessels also often serve as a collection point for surplus equipment, canisters, trash, and other assorted materials that are not properly secured and can fall into the bay.
Unattended mooring balls not only serve as a location where additional derelict vessels can be secured, but are sometimes made from items (boat fenders, floats, etc.) that are not clearly visible and could cause damage to a moving vessel if struck. These mooring devices are often anchored with items that are not intended to be anchors, such as portable generators, railroad axles, and buckets of cement.
Working with the support of town and city managers, as well as the county administrators whose jurisdictions comprise the Richardson's Bay Regional Agency, law enforcement has developed an enhanced enforcement and abatement plan to address these issues. Since the plan's implementation, the following progress has been made:
- 36 unoccupied vessels that qualified as marine debris under California law (section 551 of the Harbors and Navigation Code) have been removed.
- 28 unattended mooring balls/devices have been removed.
- 35 vessels that had been abandoned, surrendered, or determined to be derelict, were removed.
- 18 vessels have been cited for being unregistered.
In the upcoming months, the Sausalito Police Department, Marin County Sheriff's Office, and the Richardson's Bay Regional Agency will be continuing their enforcement and abatement efforts. Any questions about debris removal on Richardson Bay may be directed to Lieutenant Bill Fraass at bfraass@ci.sausalito.ca.us or (415) 289-4170.
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Give Your Input on a New Conceptual Drawing for Southview Park
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Sausalito residents are invited to a community meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, February 21, to discuss a new draft conceptual drawing for renovations at Southview Park. The meeting will be held in the Game Room on the lower level of Sausalito City Hall. The new drawing was created by the landscape architecture firm SWA, based on input received at a community meeting held on October 1, 2016.
On February 14, Parks and Recreation Director Mike Langford gave an update to the City Council on the Southview Park project. Video of the presentation is available on the City of Sausalito website. Much of the information from that presentation will be also presented at the meeting on February 21. Any questions about the project may be directed to (415) 289-4126 or mlangford@ci.sausalito.ca.us.
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Sausalito Parks & Recreation Needs Your Help
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2017 is a big year for parks in Sausalito, with plans underway for renovations and upgrades to both Dunphy Park and Southview Park. Due to expiring terms and a commissioner who has moved on to the City Council, the five-member Parks & Recreation Commission is seeking new members so it can fulfill its role in advising the City Council on development and maintenance of the City's parks. The Commission also provides feedback and input on the recreation programs and events produced by the Sausalito Parks and Recreation Department. If you have ever considered serving on a City of Sausalito board or commission, this is a great time to step up.
Parks and Recreation commissioners are appointed by the City Council after an interview process to assess the qualifications of applicants. New commissioners typically serve a three-year term. Two terms may be served before a commissioner "terms out." Commissioners must reside in Sausalito. Meetings are held monthly.
If you would like to learn more about serving on the Parks and Recreation Commission, please contact Parks and Recreation Director Mike Langford at mlangford@ci.sausalito.ca.us or (415) 289-4126. If you are ready to apply, please fill out an online application form, available from the City's website. City Council is planning to fill these vacancies soon, so don't delay!
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Hourly Rates Going Up at On-Street Parking Meters
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Parking meter rates for on-street parking in Sausalito will increase from $1.00 to $1.50 per hour beginning on April 1, 2017, the first increase in meter rates since 2008. The rate change was approved by the Sausalito City Council at its meeting on Tuesday, February 14. Most of the City's on-street parking meters can be found on Bridgeway in the downtown area and at the south end of Caledonia Street. The rates at the City's municipal parking lots remain unchanged.
The City currently receives approximately $2.3 million in parking revenue each year. The majority of that revenue comes from municipal parking lots 1-5 in downtown Sausalito. Parking revenue helps support parking enforcement, parking lot and street maintenance, and general operations in the City of Sausalito, including Police, Public Works, and Community Development.
The City purchased new parking meters in the fall of 2015. With the new meters, it is now possible to pay by credit card and cell phone. These new meters can also be programmed with variable rates based on time of day, location, and season. The City will be reviewing all parking management over the course of the next year to consider options for special event parking and peak-demand parking rates.
Residents of Sausalito are eligible to receive a Resident Parking Passcard that provides three hours of free parking per day in City parking lots. If you have questions about resident parking, parking lot hours, or fees associated with parking in the City of Sausalito, please contact the Sausalito Parking Authority at (415) 289-4170.
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The People's Business: The Brown Act
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Did you know that the public has the right to attend and participate in every meeting of the Sausalito City Council? The Ralph M. Brown Act was adopted by the California State Legislature in 1953. The Brown Act applies to California city and county government agencies, boards, and councils, and prescribes that all meetings of a city's legislative body are open to the public. Any commission, committee or board created by the Sausalito City Council is also afforded the same guarantee of an open and public meeting.
The Brown Act was enacted in response to public concerns over meetings held by elected officials without proper notice. The Brown Act also requires advance notice to the public of upcoming meetings through the posting of an agenda. The intent of the law is that deliberations are conducted openly, as well as any actions based on those deliberations.
There are a variety of ways to participate in Sausalito's open public meetings. You can attend all City Council, board, commission and committee meetings in person. All Council meetings, and some commission and committee meetings, can also be viewed as a live webcast, or as an archival recording on the City website. Live broadcasts and meeting archives can be found on the City's Meetings and Agendas webpage. Council meetings are also broadcast live on television via Comcast Cable Channel 27 or AT&T Channel 99. If you miss the live broadcast, see the rebroadcast schedule here.
The public has the right to comment on an item in person during the public comment portion of each item on a meeting agenda. Members of the public can also send a letter or email to the City Clerk in advance of a meeting with comments on a particular item. Either way, your comments will become a part of the public record. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you need special assistance to gain access to, comment at, or participate in a meeting, please call (415) 289-4134. If possible, notification at least forty-eight hours prior to the meeting will enable the City to make reasonable arrangements in most cases.
Any questions about the Brown Act or public participation at City meetings may be directed to Lilly Whalen, Sausalito City Clerk, at (415) 289-4134 or lwhalen@ci.sausalito.ca.us.
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Students Encouraged to Apply for Sakaide Exchange Program
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The Sausalito-Sakaide Sister City program is a student exchange program between Sausalito and Sakaide, Japan. The purpose of the program is to promote and expand cross-cultural relationships. Sausalito's sister city relationship with Sakaide dates to 1988, when Sakaide officials came to the Bay Area to celebrate the completion of a suspension bridge similar to the Golden Gate Bridge.
Sister City student delegates participate in a program of activities organized by the hosting city and stay with local families. Sakaide students get the opportunity to learn about life in America, and Marin County students learn about life in Japan. Each year, long-term relationships are established between the students and the families they stay with. These relationships have strengthened the ties between our two cities.
2017 is Sausalito's year to send delegates to Sakaide for the ten-day program, traveling to Sakaide on July 28 and returning on August 9. Applications are being accepted until March 31, 2017. Applicants must be in high school, aged 15-17 years old, and live in Marin County. Financial aid is available, based upon need.
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Recap of the February 14 City Council Meeting
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A regular meeting of the Sausalito City Council was held on Tuesday, February 14, 2017. The following, in red italics, is a brief summary of actions taken at the meeting (for a full report, watch the video from the meeting):
Special Presentations:
Consent Calendar: Watch the recording from this portion of the meeting
- 4A. Receive and File Library Second Quarter Report (Read the Second Quarter Report) Received and Filed Library Second Quarter Report.
- 4B. Approve Resolution Confirming Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Rates (Read the Staff Report, Attachment 1, Attachment 2, Attachment 3) Item moved to a Business Item as item 6A1, after discussion, Resolution No. 5623 was Adopted, Confirming Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Rates. Watch the video from this portion of the meeting here
- 4C. Adopt a Resolution authorizing submittal of application for payment programs and related authorizations in regards to the CalRecycle payment programs (Read the Staff Report, Attachment 1) Adopted Resolution No. 5621 authorizing submittal of application for payment programs and related authorizations in regards to the CalRecycle payment programs.
- 4D. Adopt a Resolution Authorizing the Purchase of Information Technology Infrastructure Upgrades: Switches, Routers, Firewalls, Network Monitoring (Read the Staff Report, Attachment 1, Attachment 2) Adopted Resolution No. 5622 Authorizing the Purchase of Information Technology Infrastructure Upgrades: Switches, Routers, Firewalls, Network Monitoring.
- 4E. Receive and File committee meeting notes: CoP, BAC, Finance Committee (Read the Staff Report, Finance Committee Notes, COP Notes, BAC Minutes) Received and Filed committee meeting notes: CoP, BAC, Finance Committee.
Business Items:
- 6A. Update on Vegetation Management (SMFD Battalion Chief Mike St. John) (Read the Staff Report, Attachment 1) No Council action. Watch the recording from this portion of the meeting here.
- 6B. Update on Southview Park Renovations (Mike Langford, Parks and Recreation Director) (Read the Staff Report, Attachment 1, Attachment 2, Attachment 3, Attachment 4, Attachment 5, Attachment 6, Attachment 7) No Council action. Watch the recording from this portion of the meeting here.
- 6C. Approve Resolution to Amend the Master Fee Schedule to Increase On-Street Parking Meter Rates (Melanie Purcell, Administrative Services Director) (Read the Staff Report, Attachment 1) Resolution No. 5624 was Adopted to Amend the Master Fee Schedule to Increase On-Street Parking Meter Rates. Watch the recording from this portion of the meeting here.
- 6D. Adopt Resolutions Amending the FY 2016-17 Budget and Establishing Authorized Staffing Levels and Salary Ranges for All Permanent Temporary Positions for Fiscal Year 2016-17 (Melanie Purcell, Administrative Services Director) (Read the Staff Report, Attachment 1, Attachment 2, Attachment 3, Attachment 4) Resolution No. 5625 was Adopted to Amend the FY 2016-17 Budget and Resolution No. 5626 was adopted to Amend the Authorized Staffing Levels and Salary Ranges for All Permanent Temporary Positions for Fiscal Year 2016-17. Watch the recording from this portion of the meeting here.
- 6E. Adopt a Resolution of the City Council of the City of Sausalito authorizing the City Manager to Execute the Professional Services Agreement with the M-Group in the amount of $749,874 for preparation of the General Plan Update (Danny Castro, Community Development Director) (Read the Staff Report, Attachment 1a, Attachment 1b, Attachment 2, Attachment 3, Attachment 4) This item was postponed to a February 28 without a staff report or any Council discussion.
- 6F. Richardson Bay Enforcement/Abatement Project Update (John Rohrbacher, Chief of Police and Bill Fraass, Lieutenant) (Read the Staff Report, Presentation) No Council action. Watch the recording from this portion of the meeting here
Did you know you can watch City Council meetings live via webcast? You can also watch video recordings of past Council meetings on the City website. View the minimum streaming requirements here.
Council meetings are also broadcast live on television via Comcast Cable Channel 27 or AT&T Channel 99. If you miss the live broadcast, check out the rebroadcast schedule here.
The next regularly scheduled City Council meeting will be held February 28, 2017, with the open session due to commence at approximately 7:00 p.m.
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Updates from Boards and Commissions
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Business Advisory Committee. At its monthly meeting on February 16, the Business Advisory Committee (BAC) heard updates about the General Plan process, the RBRA, the Ferry Landing, and businesses coming before the Planning Commission and Historical Landmarks Board. The Committee reiterated its interest in the General Plan process as well as more immediate discussions regarding bike management and short-term rentals. Discussions also included the Committee's role in comprehensive economic development and how to leverage community resources and interest to best manage economic activity to benefit the City of Sausalito and its stakeholders.
Interested residents and business and property owners are invited to attend meetings of the Business Advisory Committee. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, March 16 at 8:00 a.m. in the City Hall Conference Room. Future topics include partnership opportunities with the Chamber of Commerce, Marinship historic status, the downtown area, and business retention. There is currently one vacancy on the BAC; anyone interested in influencing the direction of business and economic development in the City of Sausalito is encouraged to apply. Applications for Committee membership are available on the City's website.
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Library Board of Trustees. The monthly meeting of the Sausalito Library Board of Trustees was held on Thursday, February 9 at 6:00 p.m. in the Friends of the Library Bookstore on the upper level of City Hall. At the meeting, City Librarian Abbot Chambers discussed the Library Quarterly Update to City Council for Q2 for fiscal year 2017. City Council Liaison Joe Burns attended the meeting and briefed the trustees on his role as liaison. Other topics discussed included the role of the trustee alternate position, progress on the Library staff brainstorm from the fall of 2016, and a plan to expand the duties of the City Librarian to include digital communications for the City of Sausalito.
The next meeting of the Library Board of Trustees will be held on Thursday, March 9 at 6:00 p.m. in the Friends of the Library Bookstore in City Hall. The role of the Library Board is to review the administration of Library operations, make recommendations, and establish policies. The Board serves as liaison between the Library and the community, and between the Library and the City Council. Questions about the Library Board of Trustees may be directed to achambers@ci.sausalito.ca.us.
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News from City Departments
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Public Works. If you have walked along the Bridgeway shoreline recently, you may have noticed unusual amounts of debris piled up against the shoreline protection rocks. According to the US Coast Guard, the debris includes smaller grasses, reeds and other plants that have been washed down the Sacramento, San Joaquin and other rivers by the recent storms. Sometimes this debris is mixed with larger logs and man-made debris that can pose a hazard to boats or waterfront structures. Where possible, Sausalito Public Works secures or removes debris that reaches our shores with the potential to damage property (e.g. pilings or large pieces of wood). Any hazardous debris spotted offshore is reported to the Richardson Bay Harbormaster, the US Army Corps of Engineers Operations Unit near the Bay Model, or the US Coast Guard. To report hazardous debris on or offshore in Sausalito, please contact the Sausalito Police Department at (415) 289-4170 or call 9-1-1. For less hazardous conditions in Sausalito, please call the Department of Public Works at (415) 289-4113.
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Parks and Recreation. Jazz and Blues by the Bay tables for residents go on sale beginning at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, February 21. Please stop by the Parks & Recreation window on the lower level of City Hall if you would like a table this year. Requests can also be made by calling (415) 289-4152. Table numbers have changed, so please consult the map of available tables before you make your request. Tables are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Library. In parallel with the City, the Sausalito Library is exploring options for improving its website. Staff has been gathering feedback from the local community on topics of desired content, preferred search options and navigation friendliness. A brief online survey is currently available through March 10 on the Library's homepage under What's New. Please take a few minutes and let the Library know how it can better serve you.
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Administration. The City of Sausalito has a franchise agreement with Bay Cities Refuse Services, Inc. to collect and dispose of solid waste in the City, including trash, recycling, brush, and compost for both residential and commercial customers. Bay Cities has held the franchise successfully since 1989, with the most recent agreement dated 2004. The contract renewed for ten years on January 1, 2017, including a rate review every four years and annual rate increases equal to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in other years. Per the terms of the contract, the agreement renewed automatically because Bay Cities was not in default and their rates for Sausalito were at the median or below those of five neighboring communities (confirmed by HfH Consultants, hired to review the charges).
Over the next two years, City staff will work with Bay Cities, industry experts, and appropriate boards and commissions to look at possible rate structures to incorporate the community's priorities related to solid waste. Public input will also be sought as the process develops. If you have any questions about service, please contact Bay Cities directly at (415) 332-3646.
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Things Happening in our Community
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Rebels with a Cause (2013, 74 minutes). The Sausalito Public Library's third annual Sausalito Documentary Film Series continues on Friday, February 17 at 7:00 p.m. with the screening of Rebels with a Cause. The film is about the activists who struggled for more than twenty years to preserve the open spaces that became the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and the Point Reyes National Seashore. Among the lands preserved was a vast tract of the Marin Headlands just west of Sausalito, once slated to become a community of 30,000 people known as "Marincello." Filmmakers Nancy Kelly and Kenji Yamamoto will answer questions after the film.
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Alan Watts Discussion Circle. Everyone is welcome to attend the gathering of the Alan Watts Discussion Circle at 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, February 19 inside the Sausalito Library. Alan Watts was a philosopher, writer, and speaker, best known as an interpreter and popularizer of Eastern Philosophy for Western audiences. The Alan Watts Discussion Circle was created to study and discuss the ideas of Watts and the philosophers and Far East perceptions that influenced him. The group meets monthly at the Sausalito Library and is facilitated by Kamran Thunder. All are welcome. See also the website for the Alan Watts Discussion Circle.
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Met Opera Preview: Rusalka. The Sausalito Public Library's Met Opera Preview series for 2016-17 continues on Tuesday, February 21 at 7:00 p.m. in the Edgewater Room of City Hall with a preview of the upcoming Metropolitan Opera performance of Antonín Dvořák's Rusalka. Host Tom Wilhite will present background information about the composer and opera and a selection of audio and video clips from past performances. Tom's preview takes place on the Tuesday before the Saturday morning Live in HD simulcast from the Met.
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Songs That Tell a Story. Come to the City Hall Council Chambers on Thursday, February 23 at 7:00 p.m. for a fun musical soirée where we explore songs that tell a story, featuring lively cuts from musicals, movies and recordings. Presented by KALW film critic Peter Robinson, this program will cover everything from Bye Bye Miss American Pie to Cole Porter's I Get a Kick out of You. We'll also see and hear performances by Joan Baez, Pete Seeger, and Emmy Rossum. Peter Robinson is editor of San Francisco Books & Travel and president of the San Francisco Literary Society. Songs That Tell a Story was originally scheduled for January 10, but postponed because of stormy weather.
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We Built a Ship (2017, 90 minutes). The Sausalito Public Library's third annual Sausalito Documentary Film Series continues on Friday, February 24 at 7:00 p.m. with the screening of We Built a Ship. The film is Stefan Sargent's new documentary about the Matthew Turner, an 1891 replica wooden brigantine that is being built by 150 volunteers and a small full-time crew near the Bay Model in Sausalito. Stefan has filmed every step in the construction of the tall ship, which is scheduled to be launched on April 1, 2017. Stefan Sargent and members of the crew will be on hand for the film.
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Sausalito Lions Club Annual Crabfeed Fundraiser. You'll be crabby if you miss the Sausalito Lions Club Annual Crabfeed Fundraiser on Saturday, February 25 at IDESST Hall, 511 Caledonia Street, Sausalito. The event begins at 6:00 p.m. and features all the crab and fixings you can eat. A vegetarian option will also be available. A silent auction and a live auction will accompany the dinner. Funds raised by the event will support Sausalito Lions Club community programs. Tickets may be purchased for $60 at the Sausalito UPS Store or by calling (415) 332-3333.
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Attic Sale. The St. Mary Star of the Sea 9th Annual Attic Sale will be held on February 25 and 26 at 180 Harrison Avenue in Sausalito. The sale will include distinctive and designer clothing; vintage, ethnic & costume jewelry; furniture and housewares; handmade pottery; framed art; craft supplies; toys & dolls; pet gear; and outdoor wear. Hours are Saturday, February 25 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday, February 26 from 8:00 a.m. to noon.
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Monet: The Early Years. Join FAMSF docent Maureen O'Brien on Tuesday, February 28 at 2:00 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers for a lively discussion of the first major US exhibition devoted to the initial phase of Claude Monet's career. Through approximately sixty paintings, the exhibition demonstrates the radical invention that marked the artist's development during the formative years of 1858 to 1872. In this period, the young painter developed his unique visual language and technique, creating striking works that manifested his interest in painting textures and the interplay of light upon surfaces. This Sausalito Public Library docent lecture coincides with the Legion of Honor exhibit that runs February 25 to May 29.
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Coloring & Doodling Party for Adults. Come relax and join the coloring party on Tuesday, February 28 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. in the Edgewater Room of City Hall. We provide a stress-free atmosphere, soothing music, and delicious refreshments so you can unleash your imagination. The Sausalito Library provides all coloring supplies and bookmarks and buttons made from your artwork. Seating is limited for this free program. If you are interested in attending, please RSVP to Rebecca at rburgan@ci.sausalito.ca.us or (415) 289-4100 x502.
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Marinship - World's Most Amazing Shipyard (2017, 90 minutes). The Sausalito Public Library's third annual Sausalito Documentary Film Series continues on Friday, March 3 at 7:00 p.m. with the screening of Marinship - World's Most Amazing Shipyard. The film is a new documentary created by local filmmaker Eric Torney to mark the seventy-fifth anniversary of Sausalito's Marinship shipyard. Built at the onset of WWII, Marinship launched ninety-three Liberty ships and tankers before the end of the war. The Sausalito Historical Society will host a reception after the screening.
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Scholarship Opportunity. The Sausalito Woman's Club Scholarship Recognition Fund (SWCSRF) is currently accepting scholarship applications for the 2017-2018 academic year. Completed applications are due by March 6, 2017. To qualify, applicants must be permanent residents of Sausalito or Marin City (94965 zip code) and planning to initiate or continue their education in the summer or fall semester of 2017 at an accredited college, graduate school, vocational school, or art school. To request an application, please email swcsrfApplications@gmail.com, send postal mail to SWCSRF/Application Committee, P.O. Box 3045, Sausalito, CA 94966, or visit the link below.
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Met Opera Preview: La Traviata. The Sausalito Public Library's Met Opera Preview series for 2016-17 continues on Tuesday, March 7 at 7:00 p.m. in the Edgewater Room of City Hall with a preview of the upcoming Metropolitan Opera performance of Verdi's La Traviata. Host Tom Wilhite will present background information about the composer and opera and a selection of audio and video clips from past performances. Tom's preview takes place on the Tuesday before the Saturday morning Live in HD simulcast from the Met.
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Tanker (1945, 47 minutes). The Sausalito Public Library's third annual Sausalito Documentary Film Series comes to an end on Friday, March 10 at 7:00 p.m. with a screening of Tanker. Originally a 16mm film, Tanker was produced by the Marinship Corporation in 1945 to document Sausalito's WWII shipyard and recognize the thousands of workers who built cargo vessels and tankers for the war effort. The film was first shown at the Marin Theater on Caledonia Street. We'll be watching a restored digital version. Representatives from the Sausalito Historical Society will be on hand to answer questions after the screening.
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Nutrition and the Healthy Heart: Can We Talk? The Sausalito Woman's Club will be hosting a brown bag lunch with Dr. Sujoya Dey and Leni Felton on Friday, March 24, from noon to 1:30 p.m. Dr. Dey specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of complex cardiac arrhythmia. She graduated from the Stanford University School of Medicine and is affiliated with Marin General Hospital. Leni Felton is a Board Certified Clinical Nutritionist specializing in nutrition and natural therapies. She has been in practice since 1995. All are welcome to attend this brown bag lunch. Parking is limited, so carpooling is recommended. RSVP to dfordscriba@gmail.com. The Sausalito Woman's Club is located at 120 Central Avenue.
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Rotary Gala Benefiting Marinship 75. This year marks the 75th Anniversary of Sausalito's Marinship shipyards. The City of Sausalito has issued a proclamation honoring the anniversary, and the Sausalito Historical Society has asked various civic groups in town to participate in celebrating the event. The Rotary Club of Sausalito is dedicating its gala this year to the Marinship 75 celebration. The gala will be held on Saturday, April 8 at 6:30 p.m. at the Spinnaker Restaurant. For further information and tickets, please visit www.sausalitorotarygala.org. The Rotary Club of Sausalito Charitable Foundation is a 501(c)(3) public benefit corporation; a portion of the proceeds will be dedicated to the Sausalito Historical Society.
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