The Marin Humane Society asked local students to put their creativity to work and help promote MHS adoption animals and our involvment in the $100K Challenge. Now, we're asking for YOUR help in naming a winner! Take a look at the entries on our website and vote in our online poll by midnight on Sunday, Oct. 28 to let us know your favorite.
Vote for Your Favorite Student-Made Pet Adoption Video
Marin students put their creativity to work to support the Marin Humane Society shelter animals. Which video is your favorite?
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NovatoAVID May 23, 2013 at 07:27 am
Excellent---"for going the extra mile for others." Service Above Self is…Read More Rotary....Excellent!
Joe May 23, 2013 at 02:45 pm
Ventress ,
Common sense tells you if you block your e mail address you will receive nothing . The…Read More trolls have not taken over as they have just put people like you out of business with your phony stories . Why do we need to keep reading your crying when you say you are gone ? Please take your friends with you as the regular readers do not want your garbage
Ventress Dugan May 22, 2013 at 02:54 pm
Tina, I have left a few comments on blogs and they been eliminated. I have also emailed…Read More Jim....don't think I will get response. So sorry the trolls have taken over. I am blocking Patch from my email.
Shelley Klaner May 21, 2013 at 03:01 pm
Moylans has always been there for us. They rock! They also provided the brew for my biz opening…Read More party and they are an important part of Novato.
NovatoAVID May 19, 2013 at 08:40 am
Thankful for Moylan's Brewing, and their commitment to the community. Support locally owned business…Read More first in Novato.
Karen Dionne May 21, 2013 at 08:56 am
Where's the daily/weekly weather report? It used to be at the top of the front page? I really liked…Read More reviewing it with just a glance.
Peter May 20, 2013 at 10:16 am
This new site is great . I wonder if the Posters who wanted to run the old Patch site with all…Read More the phony garbage/ postings are sneaking a peak to see a new / better patch . They all complained and said they will quit if not changed back. Guess what folks We have always told you if you want change you need to get out of your computers face and take action . We did just that and look at our reward, A new site for regular people who have common sense .. Thank You Patch
Craig Belfor May 18, 2013 at 05:51 pm
Making us start over is the plan to wear us down. Free press is paid for by advertisers, and…Read More pressure is put out to stifle stories. That's what the tobacco industry did to 60 Minutes, and the Isreli government did to the Goldberg Report. The United Nations couldn't put out the story of mass genocide of the Palestinian people, and we'll be kicked off the blog soon because we don't advertise.
Tina McMillan May 18, 2013 at 04:36 pm
Craig
I thought I was being overly suspicious but the new site eliminated months of research and…Read More commentary and has replaced it with irrelevant banter and Ads.
It won't even let you edit thoughts into smaller blocks or comment directly to another post. It is the ultimate dumbing down of Patch.
If you have been following the Plan Bay Area debate here is a link to the response from the Supervisor's:
http://www.marincounty.org/Main/~/media/Files/MarinGov/Board%20Actions/20130514CDAPlanBayArea-LTR.pdf
There is also a presentation by the Marin Economic Forum on
Plan Bay Area: Is it good for the region? Is it good for Marin?
Calendar: Novato Community Alliance
Title: Marin Economic Forum on Plan Bay Area
Date: 30.05.2013 18:30 - 20:30
Location: Board of Supervisors' chambers at the Marin Civic Center in San Rafael
" A forum sponsored by the Marin Economic Forum on the Plan Bay Area will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. May 30th in the Board of Supervisors' chambers at the Marin Civic Center in San Rafael. Panelists will be Plan Bay Area proponents Marin Supervisor Steve Kinsey; Napa County Supervisor Mark Luce, president of ABAG; and critics Randal O'Toole of the Cato Institute, author of "Gridlock"; and Thomas Rubin, an Oakland-based transportation consultant and former chief financial officer of the Southern California Rapid Transit District. Moderator will be Marin Superior Court Judge Verna Adams. Admission is free."
Craig Belfor May 18, 2013 at 02:54 pm
We got sold down the river by the developers. Under the guise of a new improved format, they just…Read More erased our history. Now we have to start defending our town all over again, while they are already in gear. Some of the opponants of AH can't get on anymore. Brent would not have allowed this to happen. Maybe that's why he left so suddenly, and unexpectedly.
Joe May 24, 2013 at 03:52 am
Eleanor,
The market and not your group will tell us where our property values are going. The…Read More square shopping center has an owner and if you think he Is going to listen to you and your friends,I have a river for sale. You and your so called group complain about everything this town does and nobody listens to you or your friends . Relax and enjoy life as you are a nice lady but the local groups you have joined have twisted your brain in the wrong direction. They wanted you as a member but when you ran for office did they vote for you ?
Eleanor Sluis May 23, 2013 at 05:18 pm
Peter- Correction- the meeting about property is at the Marin Board of Supervisors on May 30, at…Read More 6:30.
Eleanor Sluis May 23, 2013 at 05:12 pm
A rhetorical question by Peter in actions to save property values. Some suggestions are:
1.…Read More Research the opinions and facts and vote for whomever you think will save property values. 2. Go to the Wilson Novato Square meeting about the redesign and new 24/7 hours wanted by the Shell owners at the Open Door Church at 7 pm tonight. 3. Go to the meeting about property and planning for Novato as part of the One Bay Area Design on May 30, 6:30 pm in San Rafael Corp Center.
4. Keep supporting the best schools and best governance practices by the council to maintain our rural, suburban vision. 5. Learn all you can about the complexities of politics, culture, environment, and the financial issues of local, state, and federal monies so that when values of property come up, you will be better informed. 6. Support groups, which are dealing with those issues such as political, social, religious, financial, educational, philosophical, cultural, judicial, and environmental. 7. Keep posting for opinions.
Novato Camper May 22, 2013 at 05:17 am
Craig,
One wonders if you were hired to do the talking for the two advertisers above who you…Read More say bailed ? . Have you ever used the words maybe, contract or expired ?
Craig Belfor May 21, 2013 at 08:51 pm
Can't find a Ghiringellis ad or Famous Holt ad. The advertisers are bailing faster than Julia at a…Read More carport party.
Eleanor Sluis May 21, 2013 at 01:04 pm
Find comments by pressing the little red circle at the upper right of an article. You must sign in…Read More to comment. Later you can delete in your email all the comments forwarded to you. Do keep emailing to Jim Welte to change the format to the previous one as easier to access and with ads to one side not Grapenuts ads covering the news.
Working within the system and changing it will help those new to blogging. Thanks for cooperating.