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WHAT YOU MAY HAVE MISSED THIS WEEK:
82% of Marin County's eligible population fully vaccinated, yet COVID variant concerns remain "Marin County has emerged as the most COVID-vaccinated county in California, and among the highest in the U.S. 'Our hope is to show what it looks like to be protected as a community,' said Dr. Matt Willis, Public Health Officer, remarking on the 90% of eligible residents who have received at least one dose. Just under 82% are fully protected... Of particular concern, he says, is the highly-contagious Delta variant, which originated in India. It is spreading in less-vaccinated parts of the U.S. and the world, and the CDC has indicated it expects the Delta to become the dominant strain. 'That variant is hitting the U.K. very hard right now and it's a warning sign to what might happen here,' said Brian Black of Ross." CONTINUE READING ON KTVU Marin County Ahead Of Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal "The United States will miss President Joe Biden's goal of vaccinating 70 percent of all adults against the coronavirus by July 4, with only sixteen states and Washington, D.C., hitting the mark. Even so, the country has managed to drive infection rates down to levels not seen since March 2020, when the virus was concentrated in a handful of states. California is doing better than the national average when it comes to the percentage of adults vaccinated — 73.3 percent of all adults have received at least one dose, compared to 65.6 percent in the United States. Marin County is ahead of the country as a whole, with 88.7 percent of all adults with at least one dose, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention." CONTINUE READING ON PATCH Marin Mulls Water Pipeline As Drought Worries Grow: Report "Marin County's largest water district is considering building an emergency pipeline to bring water import water from the Central Valley, The Marin Independent Journal reports. The Marin Municipal Water District told the news outlet that it has hired a consulting firm pipeline to find a Central Valley water rights holder willing to sell to Marin, the report said." CONTINUE READING ON THE PATCH Marin supervisors approve $682.6M county budget "Marin County supervisors have signed off on a $682.6 million budget for fiscal 2021-22 that includes one-time expenditures totaling $25.9 million. The new budget,10.1% larger than the current one, was balanced through $7.8 million in adjustments in November and better-than-expected tax revenue in recent months despite the COVID-19 pandemic. The budget approval on Wednesday capped three days of hearings during which department heads reprised accomplishments from the fiscal year as well as briefed supervisors on future initiatives." CONTINUE READING ON THE MARIN IJ Marin nabs $380K for Tiburon beach sea-level rise project "Marin County officials are set to begin designing a new sea-level rise defense project at a Tiburon beach that they say could be replicated at other San Francisco Bay shores as an alternative to concrete barriers and sea walls. The San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority allocated a $380,000 grant to Marin County Department of Public Works to begin designing the project at the eroding Greenwood Beach, just south of Tiburon’s popular Blackie’s Pasture. Rather than installing concrete rip rap or sea walls, the project would work to replenish gravel and sands at the beach in such a way that it prevents flooding and erosion. The project would have the additional benefits of improving shorebird habitat and creating a beach where visitors will be able to walk, swim and lounge next to the park, project proponents said." CONTINUE READING ON THE MARIN IJ Co-founder of Marin County’s Equator Coffees wins North Bay Business Leadership Pride award "My partner Brooke and I started roasting coffee in 1995. We previously owned coffee bars but were not satisfied with the coffee we were able to buy wholesale. We knew we could offer a better product so we jumped into the roasting side of business. Brooke has an incredible palate and trained herself to be a top notch roaster, I love selling things and would cold call every new cafe and restaurant I heard about." CONTINUE READING ON THE MARIN IJMISCELLANEOUS Mortgage Rates Rise Above Three Percent "Mortgage rates have risen above three percent for the first time in ten weeks. As the economy progresses and inflation remains elevated, we expect that rates will continue to gradually rise in the second half of the year. For those homeowners who have not yet refinanced – and there remain many borrowers who could benefit from doing so – now is the time." CONTINUE READING ON FREDDIEMAC Come by this Saturday or Sunday June 26 & 27th 2 to 4 pm 1 North Road, Ross $3,850,000 2+ Bedroom | 2.5 Bathroom | 2,860 sq ft The opportunity to view this generously scaled 2+ bedroom, 2.5 bath home is not to be missed! TOUR this entirely unique home located on one of the most notable streets in Ross. The curb appeal is off the charts with this Timbrick cottage filled with storybook charm. One North Road has what every Ross home buyer is looking for–Old world craftsmanship with modern kitchen, baths, and mechanical systems. Location is key and proximity to the Lagunitas Country club, Ross School, the Branson School, quaint downtown, Phoenix Lake, and the trails of Mount Tamalpais accentuate the value of this unique home. Vanguard Properties and Bowman Real Estate Group have partnered with Leading RE to ensure that we provide our clients with the most efficient and enjoyable real estate transaction imaginable - globally.
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