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WASHINGTON >> Congress lopsid- edly approved a border security compromise Thursday that would avert a second painful govern- ment shutdown, but a new con- frontation was ignited — this time over President Donald Trump’s plan to bypass lawmakers and declare a national emergency to siphon billions from other federal coffers for his wall on the Mexi- can boundary. Money in the bill for border barriers, about $1.4 billion, is far below the $5.7 billion Trump in- sisted he needed to build a wall along the Mexican boundary and would finance just a quarter of the 200-plus miles he wanted. The White House said he’d sign the legislation but act on his own to get the rest, a move that prompted immediate condemna- tion from Democrats and threats of lawsuits from states and others who might lose federal money or said Trump was abusing his au- thority. The uproar over what Trump would do next cast an uncertain in Congress to address the grinding battle between the White House ALAN DEP — MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL BORDER >> PAGE 4 A home came to rest next to an out building on Crescent Avenue in Sausalito after a mudslide early Thursday. A woman had to be rescued.

Intense rain causes flooding, CALIFORNIA road closures and outages Bullet train another home in its path. By Matthew Pera, Will Rescuers pulled the woman promises Houston and Gary Klien [email protected], whouston@ from the ruins, and her inju- marinij.com and gklien@marinij. ries were minor, said Southern failed to stay com Marin fire Chief Chris Tubbs. @MatthewRPera on Twitter The woman was apparently the only resident inside either Marin County residents and of the buildings that collapsed, on track emergency crews spent Thurs- Tubbs said. day grappling with the effects A fundraising web page was Newsom’s stand of a massive storm that caused established later in the day for puts dream in peril flooding, power outages, road the woman, identified as Su- JAMES CACCIATORE — MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL closures and the collapse of an san Gordon. The page is at go- occupied duplex in Sausalito. fundme.com/help-susan-gor- A large cedar tree split in half with a part landing on a house and By Laura J. Nelson and Joe the other part blocking Plaza Hermosa in Novato on Thursday. Mozingo The Hurricane Gulch duplex don. Los Angeles Times slid off its foundation in the At least five cars were 400 block of Sausalito Boule- caught in the mudslide, which Rescuers pulled the woman from the It was billed as the most am- vard at about 3 a.m. Thursday, triggered the evacuation of bitious public works project since authorities said. Carried by a about 50 homes in the area ruins, and her injuries were minor. the transcontinental railroad mudslide, the duplex fell down Thursday morning while emer- — Southern Marin fire Chief Chris Tubbs opened up the West. a steep hillside and wiped out STORM >> PAGE 2 The high-speed rail network would transform California — cleaner air, less congested free- ways and airports, and more lim- SYSTEM CHANGES ited suburban sprawl with a whole new style of housing around rail stops. “Fresno could become a bed- Marin weighs new election process room community of the Silicon Valley,” the California High-Speed ‘Voting centers’ could replace traditional county polling places Rail Authority said a month be- fore voters approved Proposition tions Department issued a re- ing the bids now and expects 1A in November 2008. By Richard Halstead [email protected] quest for proposals in Novem- to make an award recommen- Yet bite after bite, huge cost @HalsteadRichard on Twitter ber seeking bids to replace its dation to the Marin County overruns, mismanagement, po- current equipment, which was Board of Supervisors in the litical concessions and delays ate Marin County is in the pro- purchased in 1999. spring. away at the sleek and soaring vi- cess of purchasing a new vot- “The current system has One of the specifications sion of a bullet train linking San ing system and evaluating worked really well for 20 years, in the request for proposal is Francisco to San Diego. A project whether to replace traditional but the hardware is old, and that the new system provide meant to drive home California’s neighborhood polling places many spare parts are no longer the county the flexibility to ALAN DEP — MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL role as the high-tech vanguard of with fewer, more centrally lo- made,” said Registrar of Voters “change from a precinct-based Steven Bennett of Dominion Voting the nation was looking more and cated “voting centers.” Lynda Roberts. voting model to a more voter talks to people during a demonstration more like a pepped-up Amtrak The Marin County Elec- Roberts said she is review- VOTING >> PAGE 4 in San Rafael on Wednesday. TRAIN >> PAGE 2

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TODAY IN HISTORY collapsed and took out a water main. Storm Wade Holland, the dis- 1564 FROM PAGE 1 trict administrator, said a Italian astronomer section of Woodhaven had Galileo Galilei was born gency crews evaluated the collapsed and took out wa- in Pisa. hillside. Several gas lines ter for six customers. were damaged, according “We were able to valve to Tubbs. out the affected section and 1933 “This will isolate it to a small section President-elect Franklin be ongo - of half a dozen customers,” D. Roosevelt escaped an ing for quite Holland said. assassination attempt some time,” He said the boil-water no- in Miami that mortally Tubbs said. tice will likely be in effect wounded Chicago Mayor “We don’t for a few days until the state Anton J. Cermak; gun- know yet can clear it. man Giuseppe Zangara the full con- In San Anselmo, a But- was executed more than Gordon dition of the terfield Road home had four weeks later. soil. … We a close call after a large assume it’s still unstable, tree was blown onto power which is why we’re trying to lines. Ross Valley Fire De- 1953 keep people out of the area. partment spokeswoman Tenley Albright, 17, be- This will take days before JoAnne Lewis said the tree came the first American the debris is all cleaned up JAMES CACCIATORE — MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL tilted toward the house and woman to win the world and things go back to nor- forced traffic restrictions. figure skating champi- Part of Cactus Jungle’s nursery falls into the San Anselmo Creek in San Anselmo on The first call of the night mal.” Thursday during the storm. onship, which was held For Damir Stosic, who after 9 p.m. Wednesday was in Davos, Switzerland. lives in the neighborhood, at a cactus nursery on Sir the threat of damage from Francis Drake after a slide major storms is a fact of life. carried part of the nurs- 1961 “We were up all night ery fence along with some 73 people, including an because of the shaking and power lines down toward 18-member U.S. figure shivering. The winds were San Anselmo Creek, Lewis skating team en route really howling,” he said. said. to the World Champion- “They call this Hurricane Sir Francis Drake Bou- ships in Czechoslovakia, Gulch for a reason. … Ev- levard was also blocked at were killed in the crash erybody’s on alert.” Bank Street on Thursday of a Sabena Airlines The storm, which started morning after a tree fell on Boeing 707 in Belgium. Tuesday night and hit an in- a delivery truck. Lewis said tense peak early Thursday there was minor damage to morning, caused upheaval the truck. 1989 throughout the county. “We’re not out of the The Soviet Union an- In Mill Valley, a cypress woods yet,” she said. “We nounced that the last tree crashed through the still have some rain head- of its troops had left roof of the Laguna Road ing towards us. We’re just Afghanistan, after more residence of Michael and asking everyone to be aware than nine years of mili- Carolyn Clemmons. It nar- and be prepared.” tary intervention. rowly missed both but un- Rainfall totals included leashed a torrent of rain 6.99 inches in Kentfield into the home. from the start of the storm 1992 Michael Clemmons said on Tuesday through Thurs- A Milwaukee jury found he heard the tree’s trunk ALAN DEP — MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL day evening, according to that Jeffrey Dahmer cracking just before the the National Weather Ser- was sane when he killed Water rushes through a breach in a levee under railroad tracks next to Highway 37 in Novato impact. on Thursday. vice. Other totals over that and mutilated 15 men “It was absolutely shock- period included 3.55 inches and boys. ing,” he said. “It sounded in San Rafael, 5.11 in Novato like someone dropped a big- Thursday morning. nor rocks falling on to the One shopping complex was and 4.33 in Dillon Beach. rig on the house.” In West Marin, road clo- roadway or branches, that without power. Safeway was Spencer Tangen, a fore- Birthdays In Novato, police advised sures included Panoramic they’re sweeping them off open with only a few lights caster with the weather ser- Songwriter Brian Hol- residents on Paper Mill Creek Highway, Highway 1 south and taking note of them,” and cash registers operat- vice, said periods of show- land is 78. Rock musi- Court to stay inside because of Stinson Beach and High- said Julian Kaelon, spokes- ing. Customers navigated ers will persist in Marin cian Mick Avory is 75. of significant flooding. Flood- way 1 between Tomales Pet- man for the Marin County darkened aisles using their through Friday and Sat- Actress Jane Seymour ing also forced road clo- aluma Road and Marshall Public Works Department. cellphones. urday before waning on is 68. ‘’Simpsons’’ sures for part of the morn- Petaluma Road, according Kaelon said there were A Lucas Valley resident, Sunday. Dry weather is ex- creator Matt Groening is ing on South Novato Bou- to the Marin County Public several reports of people Pearl Sapan, reported that a pected Monday and Tues- 65. Rock singer Brandon levard from Nave Court to Works Department. driving fast through stand- drain pipe flooded and sent day, followed by a chance Boyd is 43. Rock musi- Lark Court, on Commercial Other rural closures in- ing water and ignoring de- muddy water through four of more rain in the middle cian Ronnie Vannucci is Boulevard and on Simmons cluded Ocean Parkway in tour signs. or five homes in the Mount of next week. 43. Rock singer/guitar- Lane from San Marin Drive Bolinas, Platform Bridge In San Rafael, flooding Palomar Court cul-de-sac Even after the brunt of ist Adam Granduciel is to Leese Lane, police said. Road near Point Reyes Sta- was reported in the Con- off Idylberry Road. the storm had passed by 40. Blues-rock musician All the Novato street clo- tion, San Antonio Road tempo Marin neighbor- “Boy, it made a mess,” she early Thursday afternoon, Gary Clark Jr. is 35. sures were lifted by about north of Novato and sec- hood, and Lucas Valley said. “There’s an least a mil- thousands of customers re- 2:15 p.m., police said. tions of Sir Francis Drake Road was closed until about lion dollars’ worth of dam- mained without power, ac- A levee breach along No- Boulevard in Inverness. 12:30 p.m. at the High - age in those houses.” cording to Pacific Gas and vato Creek flooded a field In Mill Valley, heavy way 101 underpass toward In Kentfield, the school Electric. The larger outages south of Highway 37, the flooding was reported in Smith Ranch Road. The clo- district closed Bacich Ele- included Stinson Beach, Star report California Highway Patrol low-lying areas and Tamal- sure caused traffic delays on mentary School and Kent San Anselmo, Fairfax, San said. The CHP monitored pais High School was closed nearby city routes as morn- Middle School because of Rafael, Mill Valley, Sau- Prince Harry the flooding in case it re- for the day. ing drivers sought access to problems related to power salito and Nicasio. visits ‘shrine’ for quired the closure of High- “We have road crews out Highway 101. outages. Stinson Beach repairs Valentine’s Day way 37 or Atherton Avenue. there and they’re making Power was out into the In Inverness, about half continued to lag well into It’s safe to guess that An extended power out- their rounds and making afternoon to signal lights of the utility district’s 516 Thursday evening, with Prince Harry was miss- age also affected parts of sure if there is any debris in the Northgate mall customers received a boil- more than 750 customers ing his wife, Meghan central Novato for hours on on the roadway, like mi- area, and the Northgate water advisory after a road lacking power at 7 p.m. Markle, on their first Valentine’s Day as a married couple. Finishing the Central Val- ography of the Brown polit- ley portion of the line first ical dynasty. But duty called, from the Train has long been the plan. The “One of the things that Arctic Circle, the Daily FROM PAGE 1 question left unanswered af- was a signature of Brown, in Mail reported. While the ter Newsom’s speech is how all his incarnations, was the mom-to-be stayed at route through the Central aggressively Sacramento ability to look very far ahead home at Kensington Pal- Valley. will pursue connecting the and see that something that ace, the Duke of Sussex During his first State line to the Bay Area and to seems like it would be really flew up to a military air of the State address Tues- Los Angeles, said Rebecca difficult and expensive and base in northern Norway, day, Gov. Gavin Newsom Saltzman, the vice president take forever — that in the where he met with Brit- announced he was scaling of the Bay Area Rapid Tran- end, we’ll look back on it ish troops. back the $77-billion proj- sit board of directors. and wonder how we lived Soldiers decorated an ect. Though his wording She said she was heart- without it,” Pawel said. igloo with photographs was open to interpretation, ened that Newsom has of the royal couple’s it appeared to sound the committed to finishing en- More complicated wedding with romantic death knell, not necessarily vironmental review docu- RICH PEDRONCELLI — AP PHOTO, FILE But certainly it was vastly music playing, Harry for the project itself, but for ments for the line across the Gov. Gavin Newsom announced he was scaling back the cheaper and easier to build laughingly referred the original dream. state — a key step toward $77 billion high-speed rail network project during his first monumental projects in the to the display as a The Democratic gover- construction and a process State of the State address. past. “shrine” to his wife. nor said he supports finish- that can take years, even When Brown’s father, — Martha Ross, Bay Area ing the controversial high- for projects that are smaller for the trains to share com- unstable mix of hard sand- Gov. Pat Brown, champi- News Group speed rail line between Ba- and less controversial than muter tracks, moving at stone, weak shale and boul- oned the State Water Proj- kersfield and Merced but high-speed rail. much slower speeds and be- ders has put the estimated ect in the 1950s, the envi- needs to reassess the cru- But to succeed, Saltzman ing subjected to delays. cost of that single stretch ronmental movement did cial legs connecting major said, the project needs The rail authority also between $5.6 billion and not exist and environmental LOTTERY urban centers in the Bay someone who will make waded into a morass try - $14.4 billion. laws had not been passed, WINNING NUMBERS Area and Los Angeles. high-speed rail a priority, ing to acquire the land it Even before these prob- making construction far Daily 3 Afternoon: Social media erupted such as Brown, whose dedi- needed in the Central Valley. lems came to light, Califor- quicker, cheaper and easier. 7, 6, 6 with quips about Bakers- cation is the reason “it’s got- The agency originally esti- nians had buyer’s remorse “It’s a reflection that it’s Daily 3 Evening: 3, 5, 7 field joining such storied ten so far,” she said. mated it would cost $332 over the growing price tag. so much more complicated bullet train destinations as “We need to see a cham- million to buy up properties In 2013, a USC Dornsife/Los to build in California now,” Daily 4: 6, 5, 9, 3 Madrid, Tokyo, Milan, Bei- pion emerge,” Saltzman to build the route. But cut- Angeles Times poll found Pawel said. “It’s a very sig- Fantasy 5: jing and Paris. said. “We need to keep the ting through orchards, vine- that just 43 percent of resi- nificant difference, clearly.” 20, 27, 28, 29, 34 Even Morocco, with an momentum going.” yards and dairies with vast dents wanted the project to Now the rail authority Daily Derby economy just 4% the size The momentum has been and sophisticated irrigation go forward. faces the need to secure $50 1st: 9, Winning Spirit of California’s, managed to halting. Ten years after vot- and trellis systems proved It did — mostly through billion in additional fund- 2nd: 6, Whirl Win build high-speed rail link- ers approved it, the project is profoundly more compli- sheer force of will of Jerry ing to complete the project, ing Casablanca, Rabat and $44 billion over budget and cated than was expected. Brown. while Newsom’s priorities 3rd: 2, Lucky Star Tangier. 13 years behind schedule. The land acquisition is now “The high-speed rail lay elsewhere. Race Time: 1:43.41 But Newsom did not ac- budgeted at $1.5 billion and links us from the past to Paul Dyson, the presi- SUPER LOTTO PLUS tually call for any of the Flawed decisions tied up in endless litigation. the future; from the south dent of the nonprofit Rail Wednesday’s drawing: route to be cut. More than A state audit in Novem- “Somebody at high-speed to Fresno and the north,” Passenger Assn. of Califor- 8, 26, 33, 40, 46 anything, his comments sig- ber blamed flawed deci- rail drew a line for a route Brown said in 2015 at a nia and Nevada, said New- naled that he had deep res- sion-making, organiza- on Google Earth and had groundbreaking ceremony som’s comments were “very Mega Number: 13 ervations about the viability tional faults and poor con- no idea of what was on the at a vacant lot in Fresno. vague and wishy-washy,” Saturday’s estimated of the project and would not tract management by the ground or how they are af- “This is truly a Califor- and could hamper future ef- jackpot: $19 million be the same booster Gov. California High-Speed Rail fecting it,” Michael Dias, nia project, bringing us to- forts to secure funding and MEGA MILLIONS Jerry Brown was. Authority. a Hanford lawyer who de- gether today.” complete the project. Now many experts don’t fends farmers and is a grape Some say the most sig- “Even if he didn’t cancel Tuesday’s drawing: ‘Green disaster’ 15, 32, 39, 50, 65 believe it would make the and nut grower, told The nificant effects of New- the project, he used such a President Donald Trump trip from L.A. to San Fran- Times last year. som’s announcement Tues- negative tone that if he is Mega Number: 7 tweeted Wednesday night cisco in the two hours and day may not be in scaling to go to the federal govern- Friday’s estimated about the shift, declaring 40 minutes mandated in the Geology issues back the bullet train, but ment, or to private enter- jackpot: $190 million the project a “‘green’ disas- bond measure. And then there’s Califor- in marking a shift in what prise, to look for new funds, POWERBALL ter” and demanding that The original plans to nia’s dynamic geology to elected leadership thinks is they’re not going to be very Wednesday’s drawing: California return $3.5 bil- build elevated viaducts be- contend with. In 2016, en- possible in an increasingly enthused,” Dyson said. “If lion in federal funds. “We tween Los Angeles and Bur- gineers said they had to dig complicated state. he sends such a negative 2, 8, 14, 24, 69 want that money back now.” bank and through the Silicon a 13.5-mile tunnel through “It comes across as such message, why would they Powerball: 26 Newsom tweeted back mo- Valley — on which the trains the Diablo Range because a narrowing of ambition get on board?” Saturday’s estimated ments later, calling Trump’s could travel 220 mph — were their earlier plans cut too and horizon,” said Mir- jackpot: $260 million claim “fake news” and refus- met with strident community close to the San Luis Reser- iam Pawel, who wrote “The Distributed by Tribune ing to return the money. opposition. Now planners call voir. But boring through the Browns of California,” a bi- News Service. A3 LOCAL NEWS Friday, February 15, 2019 » MORE AT FACEBOOK.COM/MARINIJFAN AND TWITTER.COM/MARINIJ marinij.com » SAN ANSELMO NOVATO Council moves forward City considers on Creek Park overhaul restrictions on 5G network lular facilities, including San By Will Houston [email protected] Anselmo, Ross, Mill Valley, San @Will_S_Houston on Twitter Rafael and Fairfax. A decision by the Federal Novato is considering join- Communications Commission ing other Marin communities last year does limit how much in regulating equipment for authority local jurisdictions the next-generation wireless have over 5G installations. network known as 5G. Under the FCC’s new policy, This week, the City Council local jurisdictions can charge no voted unanimously to consider more than $270 per year per cell crafting regulations on 4G and site in access fees.The FCC rules 5G equipment, with the discus- also set timelines for granting sion possibly taking place as approvals for antennas, requir- soon as March. ing cities and counties to act on Councilwoman Pat Eklund applications for deployments said she brought the item be- on existing structures within fore the council based on in- 60 days. Applications for en- put from local residents and tirely new installations must be because of her own interest in acted on within 90 days. the topic as a former Environ- While supporters say 5G mental Protection Agency em- networks will allow for faster ployee. download speeds for mobile “I’m pleased because I be- devices, opponents cite poten- SHERRY LAVARS — SPECIAL TO THE MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL lieve we need to take action tial health risks caused by mi- Creek Park in San Anselmo is a gathering place for events like movies, concerts and other family-oriented soon,” Eklund said Thursday. crowave exposure. happenings. “And we are fortunate here in Novato-based attorney Novato because our city attor- Harry Lehmann provided a ney did an emergency ordi - letter to the City Council on By Adrian Rodriguez [email protected] pointed members to the commit- ing that straddles the creek and nance for the town of Sonoma. Tuesday outlining his argu- @adrianrrodri on Twitter tee as council liaisons. restricts water flow at the corner He’s already on top of the is- ments in favor of banning 5G “This is a once-in-a-lifetime op- of Creek Park. The park renova- sue and hopefully we can get technology in Novato, saying The San Anselmo Town Coun- portunity to do something that tion would follow the removal of it agendized soon.” it would be “morally wrong” cil this week threw its support be- really resonates for all of us that the downtown building. Some of the restrictions the to allow it. hind a plan to revitalize its down- are here now and for future gen- The town recently launched council will be vetting include “5G does not create a ‘risk’ town creekside park, starting first erations,” said Colbert, who pro- a survey seeking input from the whether to ban small cell in- of injury, like some essential with forming an advisory com- posed the plan last year. community. As of Tuesday, the stallations in residential areas medicines, because the par- mittee. With a major county flood re - survey brought in more than 350 or streets; requiring setbacks ticipation of our bodies in mi- The council voted 4-0 on duction project soon coming to responses, Colbert said. from schools, hospitals and crowave saturation is not a Tuesday, with Councilman Ford the San Anselmo Creek, Colbert Now that the committee is other areas; visual and views- choice,” Lehmann wrote. “5G Greene absent, to approve the for- said it’s time to reinvent Creek forming, town staff will put out hed protections; permitting re- thus creates a constant hazard, mation of the committee that will Park, which hugs the east side a request for qualifications this quirements; notification of res- not just a risk of injury.” be charged with hosting a Creek of the tributary along the down- month seeking potential appli- idents; and creating a commit- The health risks of 5G net- Park design competition and se- town business corridor. The hope cants to submit proposals by tee to “study the viability of a works and cellular radiation lecting an applicant who will be is that it becomes a centerpiece Feb. 25. In March, the commit- fiber optic network,” according have been a topic of debate. recommended to the council for for the Ross Valley, he said. tee would notify the top design- to Eklund’s report. The U.S. Centers for Disease approval. The county’s project includes ers and host a brief Q&A session Several local communities Control states that more re- Council members Kay Cole- the tear-down of 634-636 San with them. have already adopted some search is needed to determine man and Brian Colbert were ap- Anselmo Ave., a business build- COUNCIL » PAGE 4 form of regulations on the cel- whether there is a health risk.

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San Rafael’s Whistlestop, Prior to Whistlestop, stop’s devel- Newmark Knight Frank, com and include your name and phone number so that a nonprofit for seniors and Geisse was vice president opment de- a global commercial real we can get back to you for any additional information we people with disabilities, has of strategy and business p a r t ment , estate advisory firm, has might need. added two new team mem- development at Uppercase including hired Mike Kirner as the bers to lead operations and Branding. She also served donor culti- director of public relations development. as director of project man- vation and and communications for BELVEDERE ner said. Mill Valley resident agement at Certain Solar, acquisition, Cullison the Northwestern region. Pier project returned The contractor bills Nancy Geisse has been executive vice president at and donor Kirner has 20 years of ex- to planning board the city at the end of each hired as the chief operating Trio Energy and chief ex- programs and events. perience in communica- month, and then the city officer. San ecutive officer and founder ••• tions, including four years A waterfront project files for an 88.53-percent Rafael res- of MedStep Health Services The board of Marin’s in the commercial real es- at 121 Belvedere Ave. has reimbursement from the ident Bill and ran a consulting prac - Spahr Center announced tate industry. In his new been punted back to the California Department of Cullison tice, providing strategic, fi- that Jennifer Malone, the role, he will oversee com- Planning Commission for Transportation. has been nancial and business devel- center’s executive director, munications for the firm’s additional review. The open session por- hired as opment services to several is leaving after 16 years 10 northern California of- The project calls for a tion of the City Council the devel- companies. with the nonprofit. The fices, including one in San new pier, deck and slope meeting is scheduled for opment op- Cullison is coming off board has begun a search Rafael, as well as offices in elevator, among other fea- 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. erations di- a 14-year career at Guide for a new director. The Seattle and Portland. tures. After the Planning rector. Geisse Dogs for the Blind, where Spahr Center is Marin’s Movers and Shakers is Commission approved MILL VALLEY G e i s s e , he served most recently as only HIV and AIDS com- compiled by Adrian Rodri- the project on Jan. 15, who joined Whistlestop as development services man- munity provider, offering guez and appears weekly. a neighbor appealed to Signage, crossings a consultant in September, ager. In his new role, Cul- counseling, benefits advo- Send information to aro- the City Council, claim- eyed for intersection will be responsible for over- lison will be reporting to cacy and emergency finan- [email protected]. ing procedural flaws and The city is consider- detriments to views and ing traffic safety changes property values. at the intersection of Hill California counties to make with about 16 vote centers. on weekends. The appeal went before Street and Buena Vista the switch in 2018 as a pilot Steve Silberstein, another Tom Montgomery, an- the City Council on Mon- Avenue in the downtown Voting project. Sacramento County member of the committee, other Election Advisory day. In a unanimous vote, area. FROM PAGE 1 replaced 500 polling places said, “They’re going to buy Committee member, said he the council returned the The plan would involve with 78 vote centers. too many machines because is also concerned about un- matter to the Planning installing crosswalks on friendly Vote Center model “We’re waiting for re- they will eventually move to foreseen costs such as leas- Commission “for further all four sides of the in- as authorized by SB 450.” ports on the success of it,” the vote center model.” ing office space for the vote consideration and to di- tersection and stop signs “We are exploring the said Greg Brockbank, a Assistant County Admin- centers. rect the applicant to in- on the Buena Vista Ave- idea of vote centers,” Rob- member of Marin County’s istrator Dan Eilerman said Brockbank noted that stall story poles that nue sides. The Hill Street erts said. “We’re in the pro- Election Advisory Commit- the county might hedge its since there would be fewer more accurately show the approaches already have cess of reviewing it and tee. “So far the initial in- bets by leasing some of the centers it might be harder project to the extent rea- stop signs. looking at the cost.” dications are it looks good new voting machines in- for voters who don’t have sonable and feasible,” Residents requested SB 450, the California so my guess is most other stead of purchasing them cars to get to the centers to said Rebecca Markwick, improvements because of Voters Choice Act, signed counties will adopt it in outright. vote. He said for most vot- associate city planner. sight obstructions at the into law by former Gov. the next year or two or Silberstein favors the ers it would be more conve- intersection, according to Jerry Brown in 2016, al- three.” vote center model for sev- nient, however, since they LARKSPUR a city staff report. lows all counties begin- The Election Advi - eral reasons. He likes the would be allowed to cast The City Council will ning in Jan. 1, 2020, to re- sory Committee was cre- fact that the centers are their vote at any of the cen- Council to receive hold a hearing on the place polling places with ated by Roberts’ predeces- open for an additional 10 ters. bridge work update proposal at its meeting vote centers and to send a sor in 2006 to provide ad- days, giving people more Roberts said one thing The city staff will pro- on Feb. 21. The meeting vote-by-mail ballot to each vice and recommendations opportunities to vote. He is clear: The county needs vide an update on the is scheduled to begin at registered voter. to the Registrar of Voters also likes the fact that the to replace its existing sys - Bon Air Bridge replace- 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. The vote centers would on voter participation and approach ensures that ev- tem as soon as possible to ment project during the function as virtual, tempo- election integrity issues. It eryone gets a vote-by-mail increase the speed with upcoming City Council NOVATO rary elections departments is also weighing in on the ballot. which it can count vote-by- meeting. providing all the voter ser- new system purchase. He said that in Colorado, mail ballots. As of Jan. 30, the Fire district revises vices available in a perma- Brockbank and other where the model was devel- In the Nov. 6 midterm project was 17 percent hours at main office nent elections department members of the committee oped, the state has cut its election, only about a quar- through its projected The fire district is including voter registration, said that if the county de- election costs in half. ter of the ballots, some schedule of four years changing the hours of op- voting, issuing ballots and cides to switch to the voter “It’s a huge savings in 34,000, arrived on Election and one month, accord- eration for its adminis- ballot drop-off. center model that decision terms of the number of ma- Day. Seventy-four percent ing to a memorandum trative office at 95 Row- The legislation requires could affect how large a chines you have to buy,” Sil- of those who voted, some by Julian Skinner, pub- land Way. that some number of vote new system it needs. berstein said. 97,450 people, used a vote- lic works director and Starting today, the centers be open on Election “There is some ques- Roberts said while there by-mail ballot, and 18 per- city engineer. The proj- hours will be 8 a.m. to Day and the 10 days prior tion about how many ma- could be some equipment cent of them, some 23,995 ect had incurred nearly noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Pre- to Election Day. The num- chines do we need,” Brock- cost savings there would people, hand-delivered their $6.7 million in costs, or viously, the office re- ber of vote centers required bank said. “If we go to vote be increased staffing costs vote-by-mail ballots. Only 25 percent of the planned mained staffed through would be based on the num- centers, it is a very differ- with the vote centers. She 26 percent of voters, some $26.7 project cost, Skin- the lunch hour. ber of registered voters and ent operation than continu- said the California counties 34,984 people, cast their would increase in the final ing with polling place oper- that piloted the program ballot at a polling place. four days prior to Election ations.” have seen a big cost in their Marin’s final vote count IWantToBeRecycled.org Day. He estimated that Marin staffing for vote centers be- for that election was posted The legislation allowed County might be able to re- cause they are open for 11 on Nov. 30, 24 days after Sacramento and four other place its 90 polling places days, eight hours a day, and Election Day.

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SACRAMENTO >> Califor- nia should get insurance to help cover taxpayers’ costs in bad wildfire sea- sons, a solution that could help stem losses as climate change contributes to more destructive blazes, two state officials said Thursday. The most populous state should follow the lead of Or- egon, the World Bank and the Federal Emergency Management Agency af- DON THOMPSON — AP PHOTO ter outspending its emer- Democratic state Sen. Bill Dodd of Napa, left, and gency fund in seven of the Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara, right, at the last 10 years, California In- podium, want California to take out insurance to help cover surance Commissioner Ri- taxpayers’ costs in bad wildfire seasons. cardo Lara and Treasurer Fiona Ma said. California spent nearly premiums over nearly 40 Gov. Gavin Newsom spent $950 million two years ago, years but recouped $102 Thursday touting two new about $450 million more million in insurance pay- laws providing emergency than was budgeted and ments. funding to fire-hit local gov- by far the highest annual FEMA began buying $1 ernments. amount. It spent about $677 billion in flood insurance State officials also are million last year, as wild- in 2017, Lara said, with a seeking ways to encourage fires again swept through payout triggered by $4 bil- private insurance coverage cities, suburbs and more lion in losses. The govern- for residents of fire-prone rural areas. ment received the full ben- areas who may be uninsur- California has experi- efits in 2018. able now, Lara said. That enced 11 of the top 20 most Buying insurance is part could include unspecified destructive fires in its his- of an urgent larger discus- new insurance products, tory since 2007. sion on how California can “something that’s unique LIVE ON STAGE The two statewide of- better respond to wildfires to California,” the insur- ficeholders teamed with worsening with climate ance commissioner said. Democratic state Sen. Bill change, Lara said. The state Premiums could drop as FOLLOWING A SCREENING OF Dodd of Napa to propose also is considering taking the state does more to thin that California lawmakers out bonds to pay for wild- tangled forests and utilities allow the governor, trea- fire costs to lessen the grow- work to keep their equip - surer and insurance com- ing effect on the budget, he ment from sparking wild- missioner to negotiate in- said. fires , Dodd said. surance coverage with pri- The state’s private in- The Howard Jarvis Tax- vate providers, instead of surance potentially could payers Association said tax- self-insuring. be used for other disasters payers should not be put in “It works just like your like earthquakes and tsu- the position of subsidizing ON SALE TODAY 10AM! home insurance, but for namis, depending how it’s insurance costs for resi- our actual state,” Lara told written, Dodd said. He rep- dents who choose to live in reporters. If the premiums, resents the wine country dangerous areas. terms and coverage aren’t area hit hard by wildfires “If it’s not putting tax- favorable, he said the state two years ago. payers at risk and it’s a way MAY 16 • 7:30PM can walk away. A fire last year became to spread the risk, it might The gamble paid off for the nation’s deadliest in make sense, but we’d have Oregon, he said, where the a century and leveled the to see the details,” group state paid $61 million in town of Paradise, where president Jon Coupal said.

WILDFIRES Judge demands PG&E give more prevention answers judge set. court filing that Alsup’s pro- By Sudhin Thanawala The Associated Press “PG&E shares the court’s posals would endanger lives commitment to safety and and could cost as much as SAN FRANCISCO >> A U.S. agrees that we all have to $150 billion to implement. judge who has berated Pa- work together with urgency At a hearing last month, cific Gas & Electric Co. for to address the risk of wild- Alsup accused PG&E of en- its role in California wild- fire throughout Northern riching shareholders in- fires demanded Thursday and Central California,” he stead of clearing trees and that the utility answer more said. said the company was mak- questions about its efforts Alsup is overseeing a ing excuses to avoid turn- to clear trees and branches criminal conviction against ing off electricity when fire that can fall on its power PG&E stemming from a risk is high. lines and start fires. deadly 2010 gas line explo- But he held off on imme- Judge William Alsup sion in San Bruno. As part diately ordering PG&E to asked the utility in a court of the utility’s probation take any of the dramatic filing if it was in compliance in that case, the judge has measures he had proposed, with a state law requiring proposed requiring it to re- saying he would wait to see it to clear vegetation within move or trim all trees that the company’s wildfire mit- certain distances of electric could fall onto its power igation plan. lines. lines in high-wind condi- In the plan submitted The judge also ques- tions and ordering it to shut last week, PG&E promised tioned a part of the utility’s off power when fire is a risk to spend more than $2 bil- recently submitted wild- regardless of the inconve- lion this year to improve fire mitigation plan. Alsup nience to customers or loss wildfire prevention. The said it appears under the of profit. utility said it would step up plan that PG&E would take Alsup said his goal was its tree cutting and trim- more than 10 years to clear to prevent PG&E equipment ming and expand its use of ON SALE NOW! potentially dangerous vege- from causing any wildfires blackouts. tation where the fire threat during the 2019 fire season. Attorneys for wildfire is high. He asked PG&E if The company sought victims said PG&E has that timeline was correct. bankruptcy protection in been slow and deficient in PG&E spokesman James January in the face of bil- addressing wildfire risks Noonan said in a statement lions of dollars in potential from its equipment. Alsup MARCH 28 • 7:30PM that the company would re- liability from wildfires in in Thursday’s order also spond to Alsup’s order by California in 2017 and 2018. asked PG&E to respond to Feb. 22, the deadline the PG&E shot back in a those claims. andy CALIFORNIA AG sued over police records is retroactive. it comes to disclosing a By Don Thompson The Associated Press The California Supreme person’s private informa- borowitz Court last month denied tion, you don’t get a second SACRAMENTO >> A nonprofit a last-minute challenge to chance to get it right.” organization that advo- the law, which eases some He earlier warned agen- live cates for free speech sued of the nation’s most secre- cies to retain the records. California’s attorney gen- tive police privacy policies. The new law was passed eral Thursday over his re- Lower courts have ruled in response to national THE MAKE AMERICA fusal to release police mis- both ways in recent weeks. distress over a series of fa- NOT EMBARRASSING conduct records. The First Amendment Co- tal police shootings of un- The First Amendment alition and several media armed minority men, but AGAIN TOUR Coalition filed suit against organizations won a battle it applies only when offi- Attorney General Xavier last week in Contra Costa cers are found to have im- Becerra alleging the chief County Superior Court, properly used force or dis- law enforcement officer is when a judge denied a pre- charged firearms, commit- ON SALE NOW! breaking a state law that liminary injunction sought ted sexual assaults on the took effect Jan. 1. by police unions. job, or have been dishon- Becerra, like some other Similar efforts are under est in official duties. law enforcement officials, way in several other coun- By denying public ac- april 25th • 7:30pm is balking at providing re- ties, including Los Angeles. cess to the files, Becerra cords involving police mis- “Given the ongoing pro- “has given a green light to conduct that occurred be- ceedings, at this time, we other departments to dis- fore the law took effect. are prepared to disclose regard the new law,” coali- TICKETS.MARINCENTER.ORG He and others say they only records beginning tion executive director Da- are awaiting a clear judicial January 1, 2019,” Becerra vid Snyder said in a state- 415.473.6800 decision on whether the law said in a statement. “When ment. 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By Mary Clare Jalonick Now You The Associated Press WASHINGTON >> William See It... Barr was sworn in Thurs- day for his second stint as the nation’s attorney gen- eral, taking the helm of the Justice Department as spe- Now You Don’t! cial counsel Robert Muel- ler investigates Russian in- terference in the 2016 pres- idential election. Earlier Thursday, the Senate voted 54-45 to con- firm the veteran govern- ment official, mostly along ANDREW HARNIK — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS party lines. Barr, who also The Senate confirmed William Barr as attorney general, served as attorney general placing the veteran government official and lawyer atop from 1991 to 1993 during the Justice Department as special counsel Robert Mueller President George H.W. investigates Russian interference in the 2016 election. 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WASHINGTON Chemicals contaminating US water supplies focus of EPA plan

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BUSINESS Amazon dumps plan for headquarters in NYC and its promised 25,000 jobs

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FINANCIAL MARKETS SCHOOL SHOOTING Mixed finish for US stock indexes over Parkland victims remembered she dropped her daughter By Kelli Kennedy, off, she put a pair of dia- weak retail sales Adriana Gomez Licon mond earrings in Alyssa’s and Terry Spencer ears and gave her a choco- The Associated Press The Associated Press Schwab. “The market re- late bar to make her smile. ally wants to know what’s PARKLAND, FLA. >> Students They told each other, U.S. stock indexes going on today, and really at Marjory Stoneman Doug- “I love you,” and Alhadeff clawed most of the way more importantly what to las High and other schools watched Alyssa walk away back from an early slide look for the next month.” across the U.S. bowed their in a black and white dress Thursday to finish mostly The Dow Jones Indus- heads in a moment of silence and white sneakers: “Your lower, ending a four-day trial Average fell 103.88 and took part in volunteer long, dark hair dangled. winning streak for the points, or 0.4 percent, to projects Thursday to mark Your makeup looked just benchmark S&P 500 in- 25,439.39. Earlier, the av- the anniversary of the shoot- right.” dex. erage had been down 235 ing rampage that claimed 17 “The last time I saw you Losses in banks and re- points. lives. But for many Parkland alive,” wrote Alhadeff, who tailers and consumer prod- The S&P 500 index students, the tragedy was was elected to the Broward ucts makers offset gains in dropped 7.30 points, or 0.3 still so raw they couldn’t TERRY SPENCER — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS County school board after health care stocks, tech- percent, to 2,745.73. The bring themselves to set foot Students at Seminole Middle School in Plantation, Fla., the shooting on a platform nology companies and Nasdaq composite edged in the building. participate in a moment of silence Thursday for the 14 pushing campus safety. elsewhere in the market up 6.58 points, or 0.1 per- Fewer than 300 of the students and three staff members killed one year ago at Elsewhere around the as investors weighed new cent, to 7,426.95. Small- 3,200 students at the high nearby Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. country, at Broadman High data showing retail sales company stocks rose. The school showed up for what in Youngstown, Ohio, the slumped in December Russell 2000 index added was only a half-day, with for each of the 14 students mares for months after the school rang a chime 17 times amid a disappointing hol- 2.16 points, or 0.1 percent, classes cut short so that and three staff members gunman killed three peo- and honored local first re- iday shopping season. to 1,545.11. the teenagers would not be killed. ple in her classroom, placed sponders. But in a sign of The Commerce Depart- Slightly more stocks there around 2:20 p.m., the A moment of silence was flowers at the memorial the times, an active shooter ment reported that De- rose than fell on the New traumatic moment last year observed there and at other outdoors instead of going drill was also held. cember retail sales posted York Stock Exchange. Ma- when gunfire erupted. schools across Florida and inside and “putting myself Senior Jack Pendleton their biggest drop since jor European indexes fin- Senior Spencer Bloom beyond at 10:17 a.m., a time through that.” helped plan the day’s anni- September 2009. Sepa- ished mostly lower. skipped school to spend the selected to denote the 17 Alexis Grogan, a junior, versary activities. “We turn rately, the National Re- Investors retreated into day with students from the slain. said she was spending the away from the dread and tail Federation issued fig- government bonds follow- history class he was in dur- Reporters were not al- day picking up beach trash, have to look more toward ures showing U.S. holiday ing the weak report on ing the shooting. He said he lowed inside the school, but dedicating her work to those who’s helping us,” he said. season sales were weaker U.S. retail sales, sending struggles with panic attacks students packed lunches for who died. Students at Maryland’s than expected. benchmark yields lower. and feared he might have poor children in Haiti as “I survived something, Bethesda Chevy Chase High While the discourag- The yield on the 10-year one if he went in to school. part of a number of volun- and I don’t want to waste School displayed 671 white ing retail sales data ini- Treasury note fell to 2.65 “There’s all this emo- teer projects undertaken to what I call a second chance T-shirts bearing the names tially put investors in a percent from 2.70 percent tion and it’s all being con- try to make something good at life because those who of teenagers killed nation- selling mood, the sell-off late Wednesday. That centrated back on one day,” come out of the tragedy. have passed don’t get that,” ally by gun violence last reversed course as traders yield is used to set rates Bloom said. Grief counselors and ther- she said. “We have to make year. had some time to recon- on mortgages and other The massacre on Feb. 14, apy dogs were made avail- a difference for them.” At Fort Lauderdale High, sider how useful the two- kinds of loans. 2018, inflamed the nation’s able along with massages Victims’ families said a 30-minute drive from month old data would be The Commerce Depart- debate over guns, turned and pedicures. An inter- they would spend the day Stoneman Douglas, junior in forecasting consumer ment said retail sales fell some Parkland students into faith service was sched - quietly, visiting their loved Jake Lynch paused with 20 spending trends in com- 1.2 percent in December political activists and gave uled for later in the day at ones’ graves or participating other students in his law ing months. from the previous month. rise to some of the biggest a nearby park. in low-key events like a com- class as the school observed “This was a really big Total retail sales for 2018 youth demonstrations since Freshman Jayden Jaus, munity walk. its moment of silence. shock because it was a rose 5 percent from the the Vietnam era. 14, said the moment of si- Lori Alhadeff posted an “It’s a permanent sore 9-year low, in terms of previous year. Separately, Many Stoneman Douglas lence was “a bit emotional open letter to her 14-year- spot,” Lynch said. “Forever, its move, but the market the National Retail Fed- students arrived wearing and a little intense” as the old daughter Alyssa, who me going forward, I’ll feel doesn’t care what hap- eration, the nation’s larg- the burgundy #MSDStrong principal read the victims’ died in the shooting. Al- this day, and this time and pened two months ago,” est retail trade group, T-shirts that have become names over the public ad- hadeff remembered how those names. It reminds me said Randy Frederick, said that holiday sales in- an emblem of the tragedy. dress system. Alyssa didn’t want to go to of where I want the world to vice president of trading creased a lower-than-ex- Outside, clear plastic figu- Sophomore Julia Brigh- school because she didn’t be. ... From suffering, better & derivatives at Charles pected 2.9 percent. rines of angels were erected ton, who suffered night- have a Valentine. But when things come out.”

VICTIMS ‘Mexican oxy’ pills plague US Call 415-382-7335 to place an obituary. To Share Memories or to sign the Guest Book visit http://www.marinij.com/obits. Dailydeadline forthe following dayis2p.m. Southwest, lift fentanyl death toll Sat., Sun., Mon., deadline is 2p.m. Friday. tanyl for three people.” Joseph William By Anita Snow Stamped with “M”on one The Associated Press Robb, Jr. side and “30” on the other Age 92, of Belvedere, TUCSON, ARIZ. >> Aaron Fran- to make them look like le- California, passed away cisco Chavez swallowed at gitimate oxycodone, the peacefully surrounded by least one of the sky blue pills started showing up in his loving family on Janu- pills at a Halloween party Arizona in recent years as ary 10, 2019. before falling asleep for- the Sinaloa cartel’s newest Joseph was born to ever. He became yet another drug product, said Tucson Joseph, Sr. and Francis victim killed by a flood of Police Lt. Christian Wild- Robb on November 3, 1926, in San Francisco, Cali- illicit fentanyl smuggled blood. fornia, at St. Luke’s Hospi- from Mexico by the Sinaloa The fentanyl that killed tal. He graduated from cartel into the Southwest Chavez was among 1,000 Sequoia High School in — a profitable new busi- pills sneaked across the Redwood City, continuing ness for the drug gang that border crossing last year his studies at the University has made the synthetic opi- in Nogales, Arizona by a of Santa Clara and finishing Warren Ruehle oid responsible for the most woman who was paid $200 MAMTA POPAT — ARIZONA DAILY STAR FILE his undergraduate work at 7/20/2001 -2/8/2019 fatal overdoses in the U.S. to tote them and gave two UC Berkeley, going on to On Friday, February 8th, Three others at the party A display of fentanyl and meth that was seized by Customs to Chavez at the party, ac- earn his Doctorate of Juris we lost our beloved son in Tucson also took the pills and Border Protection officers over the weekend at the cording to court docu- Prudence at UC Hastings Warren. His suicide was a Nogales Port of Entry at a press conference in Nogales, Ariz. College of the Law in 1951. nicknamed “Mexican oxy.” ments. It’s unknown if he complete shock to all of us They were saved after par- took one or both. Upon passing the Califor- and our entire community. nia State Bar, Joseph started tygoers flagged down police Mexico have become a hot coming a chef and trying At the same crossing last Words cannot express our who administered naloxone spot in the nation’s fentanyl to turn his life around af- month, U.S. officials an- his legal career by joining grief and sorrow. Warren his father, Joseph W. Robb, was 17 years old. overdose reversal medica- crisis. Fentanyl deaths tri- ter serving prison time for nounced their biggest fen- Sr., at the law offices of Warren was akind and tion. The treatment came pled in Arizona from 2015 a robbery conviction. tanyl bust ever — nearly Hession Robb &Creedon gentle soul who always too late for the 19-year-old through 2017. The pills that sell for $9 254 pounds (115 kilograms) in San Mateo. He thereafter made sure no one was Chavez. “It’s the worst I’ve seen to $30 each also took the found in a truckload of cu- began asolo practice in excluded. He had abrilliant The pills vary widely in 30 years, this toll that lives of a 17-year-old star cumbers, enough to poten- San Francisco, later moving mind, and an athletic body. in strength, from a tiny it’s taken on families,” said high school baseball pitcher tially kill millions. Valued to Mill Valley where he His depth and talents could Doug Coleman, the U.S. from a Phoenix suburb and at $3.5 million, most was established the Law Offices amount to enough to cause connect with everyone on lethal overdoses. Law en- Drug Enforcement Admin- a pair of 19-year-old best in powder form and over of Robb and Ross in 1986 some level. As was said with his partner, Sterling L. forcement officials say they istration special agent in friends and prominent for- 2 pounds (1 kilogram) was by afellow student, “You have become a lucrative charge of Arizona. “The mer high school athletes made up of pills. Ross, Jr. either loved Warren or you Joseph was an avid read- didn’t know him.” Warren new product for the cartel, crack (cocaine) crisis was from Arizona’s mountain The tablets in most cases er, ahistory buff, and alife- was astraight-A student, despite the conviction this not as bad.” town of Prescott Valley. The are manufactured in prim- long fan of the San Francis- recently applied to colleg- week of Sinaloa kingpin With plenty of pills and parents of one, Gunner Bun- itive conditions with pill co 49ers and Golden State es, and was even taking Joaquin “El Chapo” Guz- powder sold locally from drick, said their son’s death presses purchased on- Warriors. anight course at the local man Loera in New York. the arriving fentanyl ship- left “a hole in our hearts.” line, Wildblood said. The Joseph is survived by his JC to meet aUCrequire- The four Tucson partiers ments that are also distrib- Popping the pills at par- amount of fentanyl in the loving wife, Esther, after ment. His first college thought they were taking uted around the U.S., the ties “is a lot more wide- counterfeit pills varies from aremarkable 59 years acceptance letter arrived oxycodone, a much less drug that has surpassed spread than we know,” said 0.03 to 1.99 milligrams per of marriage. He is lovingly the day after he died. remembered by his two powerful opioid, investiga- heroin for overdose deaths Yavapai County Sheriff’s Lt. tablet, or almost none to a Warren is deeply missed tors believe. The death of has touched all Arizona de- Nate Auvenshine. “There’s lethal dose, according to sons, Philip (wife Kira) and by his family — his mother, John; two nephews, Robert Kate; father, Glenn; eldest Chavez and many others, mographic groups. Chavez’ less stigma to taking a pill the U.S. Drug Enforcement Steger (wife Kathy) and sister, Alyssa; twin sister, officials said, illustrate how relatives say he was work- than putting a needle in Administration. William Steger; and his Kara; and all his extended Arizona and other south- ing as a restaurant prep your arm, but one of these “There is no quality con- five grandchildren, Daniel, family. We will remember western states bordering cook with dreams of be- pills can have enough fen - trol,” Wildblood said. Molly, Andrew, Michael all of the happiness and and Mataeo. humor he shared with us, We all take comfort and will feel him through DIVORCE DEAL knowing that Joseph is our pets that he loved like reunited with his beloved they were people. sister Patricia Steger, who We are grateful to be passed away in 2000, and surrounded by an abun- UK’s May suffers embarrassing Brexit defeat his son Peter, who passed dance of love from our in 2007. family, our friends, and our The Associated Press Brexit — support expressed in a statement that “while used the same word: “Fi- Acelebration of Joe’s life entire community. by lawmakers in votes just we didn’t secure the sup- asco.” for friends and family will Acelebration of his life LONDON >> British Prime two weeks ago. port of the Commons this The vote is the latest be planned for early Spring, will be held at Unity in Minister Theresa May suf- The defeat is symbolic evening,” the government outbreak of Brexit-driven 2019. In lieu of flowers, Marin, 600 Palm Dr, Novato fered an embarrassing de- rather than binding, but believed Parliament still chaos that is roiling Brit- the family requests that on Saturday, February 16 at feat by lawmakers Thurs- shows how weak May’s wanted May to seek changes ain’s Parliament and im- donations be made in 2:00pm. All are welcome. day in a vote that left her hand is as she tries to se- to the Brexit deal that law- periling Britain’s orderly memory of Joe to your Hold your friends and favorite charity. bid to secure a European cure changes to her di- makers could support. exit from the EU. family close and know that Union divorce deal stuck vorce deal from the EU in “The government will Two weeks ago, Parlia- you are loved and that between an intransigent EU order to win backing for it continue to pursue this with ment sent a contradictory even though it may not always seem like it, life is and a resistant U.K. Parlia- in Parliament. It is likely to the EU to ensure we leave message, voting to send worth living. If you are ment — with Brexit just six leave EU leaders wondering on time on 29th March,” it May back to Brussels to struggling in any way, weeks away. whether May can win sup- said. seek changes to a section MOUNT TAMALPAIS please reach out and ask A rebellion by hard- port for any kind of Brexit Others were blunter. of the withdrawal agree- for help. National Suicide core Brexit backers saw the deal, given Britain’s politi- “What an absolute fiasco ment intended to ensure MORTUARY&CEMETERY Prevention Lifeline 1-800- House of Commons vote by cal instability. this is,” said pro-EU Conser- an open border between (415) 459-2500 273-8255. 303 votes to 258 against May tried to put a posi- vative lawmaker Anna Sou- the U.K.’s Northern Ireland Assisted by Serving Marin County since 1879 a motion reiterating sup- tive spin on the result. The bry. A leading pro-Brexit and EU member Ireland af- 2500 5th Ave. San Rafael CA Monte’s port for May’s approach to prime minister’s office said colleague, Bernard Jenkin, ter Brexit. Lic FD1410 CA432 Chapel of the Hills CRM321 CCM215 San Anselmo, CA Rob Devincenzi, President, Publisher Public member: A11 Robert Sterling, Editor Veda Florez OPINION Brad Breithaupt, Editorial writer Friday, February 15, 2019 » MORE AT FACEBOOK.COM/MARINIJFAN AND TWITTER.COM/MARINIJ marinij.com » Editorial Cartoonist’s take Consider all rent strategy ramifications The San Rafael City Council is considering adopting measures aimed at protecting renters from sudden evictions or huge rent increases.

It wouldn’t be on the council’s costs they are probably trying to re- agenda if it wasn’t a problem that cover, such as increased taxes and some tenants have faced. rates. If they have recently pur- A priority for the council is pro- chased an apartment complex, the tecting the city’s dwindling supply likely increased cost changes the of affordable housing. equation than it would be for a The county Board of Supervisors landlord who has owned the prop- Readers’ Forum recently adopted so-called “just- erty for years. cause” eviction protections and In some cases, landlords raise Tam yearbook illustrates doned it. our so-called NATO allies mandatory mediation for large rent rents to pay for needed property the racism of the 1920s So what do we do about it? carry most of the burden for increases as measures to protect lo- improvements and the costly per- We can ask the governor and 60 years. They do not even cal housing opportunities. mit process for that work. Those ex- Some of Virginia’s leaders the attorney general of Vir- meet their NATO treaty ob- Skyrocketing rent and loss of af- penses deserve fair consideration. have entertained the world ginia to resign. They should. ligations. These same allies fordable housing in other Bay Area And for the greater commu- with the light-hearted rac- Also, we can vote out the have an annual $160 billion counties has put a pinch on Marin. nity, rising rents often lead to over- ism of their innocent youth. Trump regime next year. More trade surplus in their favor It offers a public collision of pri- crowding of apartments and park- Their argument is that they importantly, all of us, of all with the U.S. President Trump vate property rights and a growing ing problems, as tenants have to were too young in the 1980s races, can live our lives every is the first president who has societal problem. share units in order to pay higher to know what harm they were day in a way that negates this the guts to call them out. I’m The council’s Feb. 4 discussion rents. It also means that businesses causing. The counter-argu- great evil. sure they’re very unhappy and drew a near-capacity crowd to San have a tougher time recruiting ment is, justifiably, that by the — Cynthia Landecker, will have to curtail one or two Rafael City Hall. workers who flinch at local rents. 1980s most educated young San Rafael of their lavish cocktail parties. The discussion prompted the In the past, City Hall has shown white people had been at least — Don Bibeault, Novato council to form a subcommittee to little interest in citywide rent con- somewhat enlightened by the ‘Moral litmus test’ can first study renter protection laws trol. The council sees just-cause civil rights movement, if not Richmond bridge bike in place in other jurisdictions. The eviction and rent mediation has a by their own relationships be applied to others, too subcommittee should include testi- middle-ground strategy. with people of color. Denis Kelly (Readers’ Fo- lane ‘boggles the mind’ mony from both renters and land- But before making a decision, it The story reminded me rum, Feb. 11) applies his moral Last week’s closure of the lords in an effort to get a clear pic- needs to reach out and make sure that I had been storing two litmus test in only one direc- Richmond-San Rafael Bridge ture of how these laws are working. it is moving forward with a full un- issues of The Pai, Tamalpais tion — President Trump. should call for a much needed There is no question that apart- derstanding of those strategies’ High School’s yearbook, from He does not recall President review of a bicycle barrier on ments are an extremely important possible ramifications. 1922 and 1923. I remembered Obama’s numerous lies about one lane of this crucial road- housing opportunity in San Rafael. That appears to be the approach that when I first saw them, the Affordable Care Act, say- way built for vehicles. Tenants feel as though they are the council is taking, rather than I was shocked by racist pho- ing we could keep our plan The over 5-mile-long bike sitting ducks in an economy of es- just reacting to whoever shows up tos and jokes nestled among and retain our personal doc- lane and movable barrier with calating real estate values. If they at City Hall to speak out. the charming doings of happy tor. Obama also indicated the a cost of $27 million (so far) are evicted by a landlord who Both landlords and tenants need teens. plan would save $4,500 a year begs many questions. How raises rents beyond the reach of to get involved and seek possi- On Page 22 of the 1922 is- per family, when in fact it’s will emergency vehicles access their personal checkbooks, they say ble solutions. The council needs to sue, there is a blurb about costing substantially more. problems when it’s in place? they have no place to go. make sure that both sides have fair “Our Senior Day negroes, not I will not defend President Will the special zipper truck At the same time, landlords have and full input before taking a vote. to be outdone by every day ne- Trump’s actions with women. always stay in the lane it’s cre- groes ... .” The item continues I believe it is a disease of men ating, leaving the two remain- with some poor jokes suppos- with too much money. Re- ing lanes clear? The curb- edly told by the Senior Day ne- cently, Jeff Bezos’ wife-cheat- side opposite the barrier has Sounding off groes, written insultingly in ing was exposed. Mr. Kelly has many unsafe edges and ca- what was supposed to be the no condemnation of Gov. New- bles — anybody making con- A look at what readers are saying in comments on our website and on social language of ignorant illiter- som, who had an extramarital tact with it will not fare well if media. ates. affair with the wife of his chief they aren’t launched into the On Page 42 of the 1923 is- of staff. Bill Clinton’s multiple waters or rocks below. sue, there is a photo of six affairs were well-known at the How this has been ap- “Creating a problem where none existed. That’s all this was young white boys in blackface. time more women voted for proved boggles the mind. about. Hopefully, sanity and common sense will prevail before The label of that picture is un- him in 1996 than in 1992. Please help stop this bad idea. hasty decisions are made that will be long regretted.” repeatable. President Trump has done a — Roger Kirk, San Rafael I know America was a dif- good job protecting our coun- ferent place then. I grew up try. He has quashed Al Qaeda Youth crossing guards Jody Morales, regarding the Dixie board moving ahead with a in that racist America. The in the Middle East. He is re- name change process after rejecting 13 nominated names. 60 years between the 1920s building our military. Dem- could work, except that ... and the 1980s, particularly af- ocrats fault him for leaving In answer to “Why not a ter the 1950s, taught most of Syria, although that’s what Marin youth safety patrol pro- “This is a chance to show our values ... who and what do we honor us that racism was a huge and President Obama wanted to gram” (Readers’ Forum, Feb. by naming. No one is changing the historic nature of the school cruel lie. It is inconceivable to do years ago. The Democrats 6), training kids as “safety house. Choose a name to honor and let’s move on.” many of us that smart young delayed action on Southern patrol crossing guards” is a people in the 1980s shared border security and not the great idea except that the enti- the same thoughtless igno- president. tled, distracted Marin drivers Dave Coury, regarding the debate over the name of the Dixie rance as kids of 1923, and that Both Democratic and Re- would run them over! School District. the adults around them con- publican presidents have let — Patti Bates, San Anselmo

Marin Voice Dixie trustees ‘kicked the can down the road again’ “After all is said and done, time, because he had an appoint- Elementary, signifying LOVE. If there’s much more said than ment in Santa Rosa the next The entire exercise was reminiscent of the Dixie stands for hate which en- done.” That weather-beaten morning, he proposed rejecting California Legislature, which has historically slavement stood for, the board chestnut aptly all petitions without discussion. chose hate over love. summarizes this He ran a meeting that allowed taken hot button issues and placed them on President Abraham Lincoln is- week’s Dixie School personal attacks on Trustee Mar- the ballot, shirking their elected duties to sued the Emancipation Proclama- District board nie Glickman, defying any ac- vote on the issues themselves. tion without a plebiscite. The Earl meeting, ostensi- ceptable rules of decorum. He in- Warren Supreme Court did its bly held to choose terrupted Dr. Rev. Amos Brown, duty overturning Plessy vs. Fer- a new name for the a friend and student of Martin dizing future consideration of died to dismantle? guson. President Harry Truman embattled district. Luther King, Jr., who led name the issue with no finite time limit Another used the “N word” in desegregated the military by ex- The controversy change supporters in the song, did little to assuage residents his argument, saying the word ecutive order. Mississippi ratified over the name Di- “We Shall Not Be Moved.” who have waited 22 years for a has been used in some place the 13th Amendment in 2013. xie, which has brought consider- Honsberger said, over Brown’s new name. The entire exercise names in this country, and ques- In 2019, Marin County is still able local and now national at- booming, baritone voice: “Please, was reminiscent of the Califor- tioned whether those would now debating whether Dixie stands tention (most of it negative) to the can you respect what we have nia Legislature, which has histor- have to be changed. for the Confederacy. Next up, the so-called liberal enclave, shows here.” ically taken hot button issues and The pro-Dixie opposition fi- Sojourner Truth School District no sign of letting up. Trustees Brooks Nguyen, Me- placed them on the ballot, shirk- nally emerged from their shadow to be ruled upon in 40 days. And it won’t go away, given the gan Hutchinson and Alissa ing their elected duties to vote on of anonymity. The board was If there was any sign of hope to willingness of the majority of the Chacko stated they support a the issues themselves. forced by Glickman’s legal chal- emerge from the meeting it was board to once more delay a deci- name change, arguing for greater Although the pro-change lenge to release the names of the a marquee at Dixie Elementary sion that has been lingering for community input and choosing speakers outnumbered the Di- written comments of those who School that read: “Not everything more than two decades. In 2003, to ignore two decades of debate. xie stalwarts by at least 2 to 1, opposed the name change. None that is faced can be changed, but the board voted against a name All night long they hid behind the status quo-ers did every- of them had appeared at two nothing can be changed until it change for the district. It decided their wall of process objections, thing they could to claim histor- prior meetings or at a facilitated is faced.” to study the question for possible even though the process was ical correctness. One went so far meeting for community dialogue, future action. Nothing happened. scrupulously observed. as to justify his position by saying fearing interaction with the op- Noah Griffin of Tiburon is a Dixie Trustee Brad Honsberger Glickman continued her name- it was alright to be against the position, which the group earlier public affairs consultant, speaker and his colleagues reviewed change advocacy by instigating name change because his father labeled “social justice thugs.” and musical performer. He is name change options in 2015. In- discussion and voting for five of had marched with King. Does he “We are Dixie” is their motto. a former public member of the action continued. the new names proposed. really think King would be on the Yes, you are Dixie, and it’s noth- IJ’s editorial board. He has been Board President Honsberger The Dixie trustees kicked the side of keeping a name, the leg- ing to be proud of. The last name advocating for a Dixie School is rudderless. In the interest of can down the road again. Agen- acy of which he fought, bled and submitted was Live Oak Valley District name change since 1997.

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By Paul Liberatore IJ correspondent Fourteen-year-old singer- songwriter Natalia Betzler, one of the youngest performers in last season’s IJ Lobby Lounge video concert series, returns for the fourth Lobby Lounge season with a year of expe- rience behind her and a new COURTESY OF MARTIN BARRE BAND original song that she intro- English musician Martin Barre brings his band to Mill Valley’s Sweetwater Music Hall on Feb. 27. duces on the show. A freshman at Tamalpais High School in Mill Valley, Na- talia accompanied herself on Legendary guitarist Martin Barre still hungry to play music keyboard as she sang “There for Me,” a song she wrote about her best friend. Faithful readers of this col- him, it feels stifling creatively. “It’s about how she’s been umn know that I’m always He chafes at the notion that there for me for a very long looking to let everyone know he’s expected to play it at ev- time,” she says. whenever an im- ery concert to please Jethro Switching to acoustic guitar, portant figure Tull fans. she next sang the Amy Wine- in rock history “I didn’t play it for 10 years,” house hit “Valerie,” a song orig- comes to town. he says. “I don’t like the cheap inally written and performed This time it’s shot of walking on stage and by the British band the Zutons. an English mu- playing the ‘Aqualung’ riff. I’d After her Lobby Lounge per- sician named rather play something people formance last season, Nata- Paul Liberatore Martin Barre, don’t expect.” lia was tapped to sing before a longtime lead Since about 60 percent of performance of last summer’s guitarist of the his band’s set consists of Je- Mountain Play in the historic British progressive rock band thro Tull tunes, Barr will occa- stone amphitheater on Mount Jethro Tull. On Feb. 27 and sionally mix it into the show, Tamalpais. 28, he brings his own Martin “when the mood takes me.” “I was pretty nervous before Barre band to Sweetwater in But he wouldn’t commit to that,” she admits. “I sang for Mill Valley. playing it at Sweetwater de- about a half hour. When I first I suspect that many of you CONTRIBUTED spite my best efforts to guilt got there, the amphitheater may be old enough to re- trip him into it. was maybe half full, but by the member Jethro Tull. For ev- “A chasm opened up beneath me and I had to think quickly and very “People might be disap- end it was completely packed eryone else, here’s a little deliberatively what I was going to do with the rest of my life. It was pointed,” he says in his gentle- with I think 3,500 people at background: As one of the traumatic,” says Martin Barre, far right, when Jethro Tull disbanded. manly British accent. “I don’t that point.” most commercially success- remember chatting with An- like to take the easy way.” She was so well-received that ful progressive rock bands IF YOU GO derson briefly in the green Jethro Tull worked practi- she’s been asked to perform of all time, Jethro Tull has What: Martin Barre Band room afterward. cally non-stop for some five de- again this year on June 9 be- sold some 60 million records When: 8 p.m. Feb. 27 and 28 Anderson had always been cades before Anderson pulled fore a performance of “Grease.” worldwide with 11 gold and Where: Sweetwater Music Hall, the star of the band, its ec- the plug in 2013, telling Barre “I’m pretty excited about five platinum albums. The 19 Corte Madera Ave., Mill Valley centric front man, but it was it was all over after a concert that,” she says. band first came on the U.K. Admission: $35 to $40 Barre who came up with many in Munich. She’s also been gratified per- and U.S. scene with its sec- of the riffs and chord progres- “At the time it was a huge forming as a volunteer for ond album, the blues-tinged Information: sions that made Jethro Tull thing to happen to me be- Bread & Roses, a venerable “Stand Up” in 1969. sweetwatermusichall.com tunes so distinctive, includ- cause I had nothing to do Marin nonprofit that brings That was the first album ing the memorable lick that with it,” Barre recalls. “I live music to institutionalized that Barre played on, having year with the Grateful Dead forms a kind of eerie leitmo- didn’t want to finish, but Ian people, and for Love Is the An- joined the band two years af- in the capacious Rose Bowl in tif in “Aqualung.” And the solo (Anderson) told me he was swer (LITA), a nonprofit ded- ter its founding by its wild- Pasadena. he played on that song has tired of being in a band called icated to relieving loneliness eyed, flute-playing front man, “I remember the Grateful become part of rock guitar Jethro Tull and didn’t want to among the elderly. Ian Anderson. Dead played for four hours,” lore, voted by readers of Gui- do it anymore.” Natalia talked about being It was the record that he says with a laugh, speak- tar Player magazine as one of The end was devastating able to touch the hearts of au- brought Jethro Tull to Amer- ing by phone from his home the greatest of all time. Gui- for Barre. For better or worse, diences that don’t often enjoy ica for the first time. Barre, on the southwest coast of tar World magazine listed it he’d been Anderson’s right- the healing effects of live mu- who turned 73 this month, England near Plymouth. as one of the 100 greatest ever. hand man for nearly 45 years. sic. fondly remembers sharing “They played for a helluva Barre’s unusual self-taught One reviewer lamented that “Whenever I go to one of bills with Jimi Hendrix, Jeff long time.” style has influenced genera- for all that time he had been these places, there’s someone Beck, Led Zeppelin, the Paul Like many baby boomers, I tions of guitarists, from Mark “criminally overlooked.” who’s been motionless and will Butterfield Band and most of became aware of Jethro Tull Knoffler and Joe Bonamassa start tapping a finger to the the major rock acts touring through the 1971 album “Aqua- to Steve Vai, Joe Satriani and ‘Traumatic’ ending music,” she recalls. the U.S. during that extraor- lung,” a huge hit, followed by Eric Johnson. “A chasm opened up be- “You can see them nodding dinary period of musical cre- “Thick as a Brick,” another neath me and I had to think along and following the song. ativity. smash, a year later. I was in An albatross quickly and very deliberatively Some people start singing the audience on Sept. 1, 2000, Instead of embracing “Aqua- what I was going to do with along with songs they know. Playing with the Dead when Jethro Tull played a 20- lung” as his calling card, the rest of my life,” he says. “It I’ve really enjoy doing it be- He still has a poster from a song show at the Marin Veter- Barre finds it more of an al- was traumatic.” cause of things like that.” festival Jethro Tull played that ans’ Memorial Auditorium. I batross around his neck. To LIBERATORE >> PAGE 3 LOUNGE >> PAGE 3

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It’s easy to get fixated on the outcome of any process, and dating is February is an exciting month for my clients as I work with them to no exception. You want the joy of meeting that special someone, not conquer their doubts about finding love and help them launch back into the world of dating. Most of my clients have been divorced or widowed, necessarily the effort it takes to get there. But as with anything worth so it truly is a trip back to something they did years ago, when their lives having in life, the process is critical and you might as well enjoy it, were very different. because much of it is actually a lot of fun. It’s normal to feel insecure about trying something again after a couple of What does enjoying the dating process look like? Opening yourself to decades. You don’t look like you did back then (by the way, neither does the self-growth that dating can offer. Getting excited about the people anyone else you’ll be meeting). Having gone through the loss of divorce you might meet, and would not meet if you weren’t doing this. Broadening or widowhood can make you hesitant to invest in love again, and online your social circle (who doesn’t need that?). Learning about yourself and dating might feel like a big unknown ocean that you’d rather not dip your growing in unexpected ways. Exposing yourself to new worlds through toe into. Dating can look both daunting and like no fun at all. the people you’ll meet. Letting go of the pressure to find “The One” or the feeling that you have no idea what you are doing. Convincing yourself that The truth is—and I’ve seen it over and over again with hundreds of this will be fun. clients—that getting back into the dating world can not only be enjoyable and life-affirming, it can also expand your circle of friends and introduce 4. Get online you to that one person you want to spend much more time with. While technology is completely integrated into our daily lives, online Establish a plan with defined steps along the way, and change course Finding a relationship is also good for your health. There are numerous dating can still seem strange and intimidating. As someone who began when something isn’t working. Being methodical doesn’t mean getting studies that show that people in serious relationships have fewer health her career in traditional matchmaking and now works online with the stuck—it just means providing yourself with a roadmap that keeps you problems and live longer. In my own work, I’ve found that those positive majority of her clients, I can tell you that it is totally manageable, safe from getting lost along the way. results start even before my clients have found a partner. Just by and very exciting. With online dating, the pool of prospects that would be 6. Maintain a marathon mindset: optimism and resilience beginning the process of looking for a relationship and expressing their out there in traditional matchmaking or your daily life grows to an ocean, desire to make a connection with a partner, many of my clients start to and many of the people on those sites are absolutely the type you want Optimism is so important when you are dating, because things don’t get over their depression, fear, and sadness. While they start out feeling to meet. Over the years I have found many ways to optimize my clients’ happen in a linear way. You will meet people you are not interested in or vulnerable, taking care of themselves and opening themselves to the experiences with online dating. who are not interested in you. Sometimes it takes a while to find someone possibility of finding love makes them healthier and happier. Dr. George you want to see more than once. You will meet someone interesting and Still not sure how you feel about going online? I hear a lot of myths about Vaillant, who led a longitudinal study that followed 268 Harvard graduates date for a while, but then it won’t work out. All normal! And those times over seventy-five years, says that there are two pillars of happiness. “One online dating from my clients, and I want to dispel the most common will alternate with times where you meet many interesting people, go out is love. The other is finding a way of coping with life that does not push ones. on fun date after fun date, get a lot of positive feedback, and eventually love away.”[i] I emphasize with my clients how important it is to stay open The first myth is, “The type of person I want to meet is not on online meet someone for the long-term. to love, both while they are looking for it and once they’ve found it. dating sites.” Truth: I began researching online dating in 2008 as a way The bottom line is that it won’t always be easy or predictable, but you The following seven tips will help you own your Valentine’s Day. to help the clients I was working with then, and I can assure you that can’t give up at mile 11, and you can’t let adversity keep you from trying consistently over the years there have been thousands of quality men 1. Embrace a positive perspective again. and women over fifty on online dating sites. They go there for the same Creating the right mindset is so important to entering the dating world. reasons you will: they are successful, motivated, and intelligent, and they 7. Know what to do if burnout sets in Fear and doubt will affect your results, as will going into it with an open realize that this is a fantastic way to meet people. Finding the right person can take time, and sometimes burnout will set mind, confidence in who you are, a strong sense of what you are looking in. If this happens, don’t give up! Try adjusting your expectations. The second myth that I hear is “I’ll look desperate.” Truth: being for, and patience. A positive mindset will help you attract people you want For instance, if you are expecting to meet “The One” fairly quickly, why motivated and proactive is hardly desperate. I always ask my clients, to be with. not give yourself a chance to go out on a few dates with people who when they are out with a friend and see someone attractive, do they hide? When you think and talk about dating, use words that build you up sound interesting even if they do not seem to be your ideal? You might be No. There’s no shame in desiring companionship. rather than defeat you before you’ve even started. For instance, instead amazed to find out you like them more than you thought. And you’ll have of saying, “I’m old and men/women want to date people younger than The third myth from clients is that their professional reputation will more fun along the way. me,” say “I’m a beautiful person, and would make a great partner.” be ruined if they are on online dating sites. If this feels like a legitimate Burnout is essentially disappointment, and we all experience that from Those words might not immediately change what happens externally, but concern for your particular profession or company, take advantage of time to time, so don’t be hard on yourself if you get there. Remind yourself they shift your perception of the experience and create a more positive the ways to limit your visibility by using privacy options which most of where you are in your life and keep focused on the right type of person atmosphere around you—which is always attractive. online dating sites have. You can also verify the legitimacy of people who for you. However, don’t narrow your focus so severely that you miss out 2. Identify who you are and what you want in a partner express interest in you through the almost unlimited information available on other possibilities around you, from meeting other people to trying new online. Remember, desiring companionship is natural, and online dating activities. Remember to enjoy the process! You can believe in a positive Begin by answering a series of questions that clarify where you are in has become very accepted as a way to find relationships. your life so that you can look for and attract the right person for who you outcome without knowing specifically what that will mean for you. are today. We don’t always recognize the ways in which we’ve changed 5. Be methodical about the dating process You can also always take a break for a while. Dating is not a speed over the years until we slow down and take an honest look at the answers This probably sounds a little rigid—isn’t dating about the freedom of contest, and taking the time to take care of yourself and having the to some basic questions. Questions like: Would I date myself? Why, or meeting people and having fun? Well, yes. And no. Back in our earlier patience to find the person who is right for you is the most important thing why not? What are my best qualities? What would I like to change about years, our relatively unfettered lives allowed us all sorts of opportunities to you can do. myself? What kind of relationship am I looking for right now? What has meet people: through friends, work, and shared activities. The possibilities I really appreciate that re-entering the dating world is not easy. You worked for me in past relationships and what has not? Why? What can seemed endless. But once we settled down, bought a house, had are taking an emotional risk, and putting yourself out there in a way that I learn from what past partners have said to me about our relationships? children, and established a career, our circles often got smaller. If you look feels very vulnerable and exposed. But give yourself kudos for even Write down the answers to those questions and keep them somewhere at the people you know today or are likely to meet in your everyday life, considering it, and now that another Valentine’s Day is upon us, use this where you can find them. When you are feeling uncertain about how chances are that many fewer of them are single than you’d like if you’re moment to begin an exciting new adventure (quite possibly your best things are going in your dating process, and why they are going the way laying odds for finding someone. yet)—the process of finding a Valentine. For more information, visit www.Innovative-Match.com. Contact Cassie Zampa-Keim at [email protected] 415-259-8714 Technology and Heart - Working for you Coast to Coast Paid Advertisement FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2019 MARINIJ.COM | B | 3

MUSIC Get ready for Journey guitarist Neal Schon’s new band

By Jim Harrington Schon — who is Bay Area News Group still a member Can’t get enough Jour- of Journey — is ney music? We totally under- stand. We’re the same way, joined in this only when it comes to nachos. new project But if Journey is your by vocalist- thing than you should defi- nitely check out Neal Schon’s keyboardist Greg Journey Through Time at Rolie, a founding the Fox Theater in Oakland member of both on Feb. 23. Journey and It’s the Journey guitar- ist’s new band, which per- Santana. forms music from through- out the Journey catalog. member of Journey — is That includes the Rock and joined in this new project Roll Hall of Fame group’s by vocalist-keyboardist Greg first three albums: “Jour- Rolie, a founding member of ney,” “Look Into the Future” both Journey and Santana. and “Next.” The two musicians debuted “We’re really going to Journey Through Time in play anything that’s in our February of 2018 at the In- repertoire — anything that dependent in San Francisco. Journey has recorded,” The The lineup also featur- Marin resident is quoted as ing vocalist-drummer Deen saying on the Fox website. Castronovo (another Jour- “I plan on mixing it up a lot ney alum), bassist Todd Jen- and not playing the same set. sen and multi-instrumental- Stuff from our first three -re ist Chris Collins. cords — we’re going to up- JOSE CARLOS FAJARDO — BAY AREA NEWS GROUP date that a little bit — and DETAILS >> 8 p.m. Feb. 23; “We’re really going to play anything that’s in our repertoire — anything that Journey has recorded,” says Neal Schon of have some fun jamming!” $45 to $65, www.ticketmas- his new band. Schon — who is still a ter.com

will be without Anderson “He has a solo band and Lounge Liberatore I have a solo band,” Barre FROM PAGE 1 FROM PAGE 1 says. “We live in different worlds, physically, emotion- Natalia will once again Recovering from the ini- ally, mentally. We’re going be on stage with other tial shock, Barre put to- in opposite directions.” young performers from gether a quartet under his What struck me about this season for the fourth own name in 2014 and re- my conversation with Barre Lobby Lounge Live show leased the solo album “Away is his undimmed passion at 7 p.m. April 28 in Marin with Words.” He’s recorded for music. Despite his age, Center’s Showcase The- three more Martin Barre he seems preternaturally ater. Tickets, at $20, may band albums since then, upbeat, devoid of world- be ordered online at tick- most recently last year’s weariness or cynicism. He ets.marincenter.org. “Roads Less Travelled.” still loves touring and rev- The Marin IJ started Barre may not have seen els in playing for audiences the Lobby Lounge video it coming, but the break on his own terms, secure concert series and Lobby from Anderson has been in his well-earned reputa- Lounge Live show in 2014 complete. When Ander- tion as one of rock’s great- to showcase the talents of son launched a 50th anni- est guitarists. young Marin musicians. versary Jethro Tull world “I have a fantastic follow- tour in 2017, Barre was not ing of fans, and they’re my If you’d like to perform in asked to be part of it. Like- fans,” he says. “At my age, I the Lobby Lounge, please wise, when Barre hits the still have energy, I’m healthy send an audition video road with an eight-piece at the moment and I’m still to me at p.liberatore@ band for a tour of the U.S. hungry to play music.” comcast.net, and put later this year, celebrating Lobby Lounge in the COURTESY OF COMMUNITY MEDIA CENTER OF MARIN his 50-year anniversary as Contact Paul Liberatore at subject line. Natalia Betzler performed before a performance of last summer’s Mountain Play. a member of Jethro Tull, it [email protected]

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FILM REVIEW ‘Never Look Away’ is an absorbing, exhausting ride

fictional main character Beer). When he finds out This second movie is en- By Jocelyn Noveck her name, he asks to call tirely about art — what it The Associated Press is named Kurt Barnert.) Richter, 87, the noted Ger- her something else; mem- means, what it IS, what it What to say about an man artist, initially coop- ories of his aunt are too can do. But of course it’s Oscar-nominated film erated with von Donners- painful. They settle on El- also about Kurt’s coming that’s more than three marck, spending many lie. to terms with his past, and hours long, apparently de- hours recounting his story, Soon the two are mak- that will involve Seeband as spised by the man whose but has since angrily dis- ing love in the family home well. Koch, a hero in “The life inspired it, and has avowed the film. while Ellie’s well-to-do par- Lives of Others” and now been called both a master- There’s no way for the ents are away. But when the villain, is terrific as he piece and a manipulation? public to know who’s they return, we discover watches his new reality Perhaps that the film’s fas- “right.” The only thing that Ellie’s father is none close in on him; his is the cinating backstory could to do is judge the movie, other than Seeband him- performance of the film. make for another three- nominated in the Oscar self. Also notable is the score hour movie. foreign language category, Of course, Kurt doesn’t by Max Richter, which is The protagonist would for itself: a highly ambi- know of the connec- grand but sometimes used be German director Flo- tious, compulsively watch- CALEB DESCHANEL — SONY PICTURES CLASSICS tion, and we won’t reveal to overpowering effect — rian Henckel von Donners- able and also exhausting Tom Schilling, left, and Paula Beer in a scene from “Never whether or how he might von Donnersmarck has a marck, who won the for- and exasperating work, not Look Away.” discover it, which is the distinct tendency toward eign language Oscar for merely for its length but crux of the film. There’s the melodramatic. Germany with his first fea- because it has the feel of a whole lot more movie, The final moments are ture, the hugely compel- more than one film. her to the doctor, a fatal turbing and, frankly, feels with Kurt and Ellie mak- unexpected, and perhaps ling “The Lives of Others,” We begin in 1937 with mistake. As she’s carted unwisely explicit.) ing their way to the West. frustrating. But the title about the Stasi in East Kurt, a little boy, accom- away against her will, she At war’s end, Seeband is This transition is one of comes back to you. This Germany. He moved to panying his beloved aunt calls out to young Kurt: captured by the Russians, the most beautifully drawn film may leave you ex- Hollywood and a few years Elisabeth (a moving Saskia “Never look away!” Because but survives by finding a parts of the film (the ter- hausted but also somewhat later utterly dismayed fans Rosendahl) to the “De- all that is true, she has way to get into the good rific cinematography dazzled. It’s best not to with “The Tourist,” star- generate Art” exhibit, taught him, is beautiful. graces of a commander, throughout is by Caleb De- look away. ring Angelina Jolie and mounted by the Nazis to Elisabeth will soon cross who protects his terrible schanel, nominated for his “Never Look Away,” a Johnny Depp. excoriate modern artworks paths with Carl Seeband (a secret. own Oscar.) Sony Pictures Classics re- Now, nearly a decade as decadent and morally superb Sebastian Koch), a Meanwhile, Kurt (Tom The couple settles in lease, is rated R by the Mo- later, he’s made “Never corrupt. Elisabeth whis- leading gynecologist who Schilling) also survives Dusseldorf, where Kurt tion Picture Association of Look Away,” a sumptuous, pers to Kurt that she actu- will seal her fate. We meet the war, to become a bud- lucks out with a spot at its America “for graphic nu- sweeping saga about noth- ally likes the stuff. him at a gathering where ding artist. At art school art school, a hotbed of ‘60s dity, sexuality and brief vi- ing less than war and art, Elisabeth is beautiful Nazi officials give the -or in Dresden, he’s taught the avant garde creativity. His olent images.” Running and the powers of the lat- enough to be chosen to der to not merely steril- only style sanctioned by introduction to this world time: 188 minutes. Three ter to heal the wounds of hand a bouquet to Adolf ize mentally ill women, but Communist leaders: social- is highly entertaining, stars out of four. the former. Hitler as he rides through release them from their ist realism, depicting he- but the pace slows down MPAA definition of R: Enter Gerhard Rich- town. But we soon learn “worthless lives.” (It must roic workers and peasants. so radically here that we Restricted. Under 17 re- ter, whose story the film she suffers from schizo- be mentioned here that a It’s here that Kurt meets feel like we’re in a differ- quires a parent or guard- not-so-loosely tells. (The phrenia. Her mother takes gas chamber scene is dis- beautiful Elisabeth (Paula ent film. ian.

FILM REVIEW Learning to love the romantic comedy in ‘Isn’t It Romantic’

further than the phrase egate to guilty pleasures herself. It’s written by Ka- By Lindsey Bahr The Associated Press “rom-com” (like chick-lit) to or couch with disclaimers. tie Silberman (who wrote know that. The dismissive And it can get rather ex- the great “Set It Up”), Erin Even when done well, the term seems to have been hausting that the justifi- Cardillo and rom-com vet- romantic comedy is easy thrown at the genre to take cation always has to come eran Dana Fox (“The Wed- to pick on. They’re so ear- it and its fans down a few back to a comparison to ding Date,” “What Happens nest and full of clichés and pegs, as if to say, no no, silly Nora Ephron, the only pur- in Vegas”) and directed by unrealistic fairy tale stan- girl, that’s not cinema or lit- veyor of rom-coms who has Todd Strauss-Schulson. dards. Intelligent women erature or even art. undeniable crossover film Natalie is introduced as a have been taught that there This is the world we and snob appeal. young girl glued to the tele- should be a healthy serving Natalie, the heroine at the And that’s kind of the vision in a run-down apart- of self-hatred with what- heart of “Isn’t It Roman- premise of “Isn’t It Roman- ment where her mother ever enjoyment you might tic ,” live in, where these ad- tic” in which a rom-com is off to the side making glean from a well-done dictively appealing and oc- hating woman played by an ice cream and boxed WARNER BROS. PICTURES makeover montage. You casionally great films come Rebel Wilson bonks her wine float. On the screen Brandon Scott Jones, left, and Rebel Wilson in a scene don’t have to look much our way that we have to rel- head and ends up in one is a young Julia Roberts from “Isn’t It Romantic.” in a bubble bath in “Pretty Woman.” Natalie’s mother wonderfully goofy Liam rom-coms would be bet- tells her not to expect any- Hemsworth) wants to date ter if the best friends had thing like that out of life. her and everyone is very, more of an inner life, for They don’t and never will very nice (except her best example. In fact, it just look like Roberts and so friend at work, Whitney, kind of redeems the for- the fairy tale is out of the played by Betty Gilpin, mula in some ways. It’s fun question. Pretty harsh, but who has turned into a ri- to join a world with unre- her mom is right, “Pretty val). alistically glamorous jobs Woman,” unlike so many It’s an enjoyable surface- and apartments and ward- great romantic comedies, is level experience that hones robes and cities, especially actually evil. in on all the generic rom- when there’s a good story Cut to adulthood and com tropes you love to hate. to go along with it! And Natalie is a normal, messy Natalie now falls down all also that you can never adult. Her apartment is the time, but it’s adorable! go wrong with an upbeat small and dirty. Her hair is She wakes up with full hair song and dance scene. No a little frizzy. Her clothes and makeup (glossy lips, guilt necessary. are ill-fitting. Her co-work- fake eyelashes, perfectly ap- I suppose if there is a ers at the very ordinary plied eyeliner and all). The message to be minded looking architecture firm man down the hallway in from “Isn’t It Romantic” it’s where she works treat her her building has turned that perhaps in all of our like an assistant and she into a magical gay best skepticism and jadedness can’t seem to see that her friend who is always, inex- about rom-coms, we be- friend with the 90s Jim plicably there to freak out came ashamed to want nice Carrey haircut, Josh (Adam over minor developments things, both in entertain- Devine), is in love with her. in her love life. Everything ment and life. Much like Amy Schum- is moving exaggeratedly “Isn’t It Romantic,” a er’s underappreciated and fast too and it’s all scored Warner Bros. release, is thematically similar “I Feel to a fizzy blend of 90s and rated PG-13 by the Mo- Pretty,” it takes a trau- early 2000s rom-com mu- tion Picture Association matic head injury for her sic staples, from “Lovefool” of America for “language, to wake up in rom-com by The Cardigans to Van- some sexual material, and a land, where Manhattan essa Carlton’s “A Thousand brief drug reference.” Run- smells like lavender, cup- Miles.” ning time: 88 minutes. cake and wedding shops “Isn’t It Romantic” stays Three stars out of four. adorn her city street, her pretty surface level, which MPAA Definition of PG- apartment is palatial and makes for a fine and plea- 13: Parents strongly cau- clean and looks like a mag- surable viewing experi- tioned. Some material may azine spread, a handsome ence, but doesn’t exactly be inappropriate for chil- billionaire named Blake (a do anything to show that dren under 13.

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Horoscope NEA Crossword Diner wants to hush By Eugenia Last FRIDAY, FEB. 15 loud fellow diner Aquarius (Jan. 20- Feb. 19) — Plan to have DEAR AMY » During DEAR DISTRACTED » fun. Surround yourself a recent dinner at a Of course you were with people who make neighborhood restaurant/ frustrated by these other you smile. Socializing will pub, four people at one diners! Restaurants ease stress and lead to table near us were having overall seem to have valuable connections. a very lively conversation. become very loud Pisces (Feb. 20-March They were loud enough environments, but 20) — Put your imagination that nearby diners heard sometimes one person’s to work to come up with a their conversation, voice and language cuts great plan. Lend a helping whether we cared to or through the din. hand, but don’t let anyone not. All the same, I don’t take you for granted. One person did much think it’s a good idea to Aries (March 21-April of the talking, with his directly interact with dis- 19) — A change will do you companions ruptive and foul-mouthed good, but don’t make it so chiming in people. There are sim- obvious that it also causes from time ply too many unknown problems for you. Balance to time. The factors to do this safely, and fair play should be in- primary including consumption corporated into your plans. speaker was of the great idiot-magni- Taurus (April 20-May Amy apparently fier: alcohol. Intervening 20) — Do something Dickinson very would also basically end exhilarating. Participate in Ask Amy earnest, or your party’s overall enjoy- activities that will test your passionate, ment completely, because stamina and get you mov- or a bit limited in his now the evening would be ing. 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BAY AREA 14-DAY TREND California today Windsor How to read this map Temperatures Normals Records City name Today’s North Coast: Rain at times today and to- 51/40 Yesterday’s high 59 59 78 (2016) 75/43 High/low forecast night. Rain tomorrow; breezy in the south. Yesterday’s low 48 44 29 (1949) Santa Rosa Sunday: a couple of showers. 51/39 Past 7 days Forecast 65° Water temperature Yosemite: Snow at times today, accumu- Sebastopol lating 2-4 inches. Snow becoming steadier 80° tonight, accumulating 4-8 inches. 52/41 Central Valley: Cloudy today with a few Vacaville 70° Rohnert 53/41 showers; cool. Bodega Bay Park 60° Big Sur: Cloudy and cool today with show- 53/48 52/41 Napa 53/41 50° ers. A couple of showers tonight. Showers Sonoma tomorrow. 53/41 Fairˆ eld Tomales Petaluma 53/43 40° Tahoe: A little ice this afternoon. A bit of Dillon Beach 52/43 53/42 30° snow tonight, accumulating a coating to an 53/48 inch. Rain tomorrow. 20° Southern California: Mostly cloudy today; a F Sa Su M Tu W Th F Sa Su M Tu W Th brief shower or two in the west. Nicasio Vallejo ALMANAC Inverness 52/43 Novato 53/44 52° Point Reyes 53/44 San Rafael through 5 p.m. yesterday Lighthouse 53/44 54° Benicia Temperatures Eureka 52/47 Woodacre 53/44 High/low ...... 59°/48° 50/43 52/43 Hercules Last year’s high/low ...... 62°/37° Olema 53/44 Point Reyes Martinez Pleasant Hill Precipitation 53/44 San Rafael 53/45 53/46 Station San 53/43 Pittsburg 24 hours through 5 p.m. yest...... 1.34” 52/44 Anselmo Richmond 54/45 Oct. 1 to date ...... 27.78” 54/46 Corte 53/45 Ukiah Bolinas Madera Last season to date ...... 7.64” 53/47 54/45 Walnut Creek Normal season to date ...... 24.06” 48/39 Tahoe Lafayette 53/45 Berkeley 52/45 Kentfi eld through 5 p.m. yesterday 27/20 Stinson Mill Valley Tiburon 53/46 Temperatures Beach 53/46 53/47 53/46 Orinda High/low ...... 58°/48° Sacramento 53/45 Last year’s high/low ...... 62°/36° Sausalito Alameda 52/43 Yosemite 54° 53/46 54/47 Moraga Precipitation Oakland 52/43 24 hours through 5 p.m. yest...... 2.83” 36/25 San 55/45 Oct. 1 to date ...... 34.09” Francisco San Leandro 53/48 Last season to date ...... 14.87” Fresno 54/46 Castro V. Normal season to date ...... 32.44” Monterey 55° 54/42 Daly City 52/45 Novato through 5 p.m. yesterday 53/45 53/47 San Lorenzo Hayward Temperatures 54/46 54/46 High/low ...... 62°/49° SFO Last year’s high/low ...... 63°/38° Needles 54/45 Paciˆ ca Union City Precipitation Santa Barbara 63/46 53/48 51/44 24 hours through 5 p.m. yest...... 2.08” 58/43 Los Angeles San Mateo Oct. 1 to date ...... 27.52” 54/47 Last season to date ...... 8.52” 57/44 Palo Alto Fremont Normal season to date ...... 24.06” 53/43 53/45 TODAY’S UV INDEX San Diego 11+: Extreme 63/54 Pacific Weather Pacific Forecast 1 8-10: Very high Today’s noon forecast A storm system will move father inland Highest at 9 a.m. 6-7: High today, but some rain and mountain snow (The higher the CALIFORNIA CITIES TIDES will continue in many areas. However, number, the faster 3-5: Moderate skin damage will Today Sat. Inverness, Tomales Bay the rain and snow will not be as heavy as occur.) 0-2: Low City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Time High Time Low recent days. ALLERGY REPORT Anaheim 59/44/sh 60/42/pc 7:35 a.m. 5.7 1:57 a.m. 2.7 Auburn 45/40/r 46/34/r Allergy, dust and dander today: Benefi cial 10:02 p.m. 4.2 3:20 p.m. -0.3 m Weather Trivia™ Bakersfi eld 57/42/c 54/40/pc ea Pollen levels Point Reyes tr t S Barstow 58/39/pc 56/36/pc Time High Time Low Je Q: What is a brown blizzard? Grass ...... Absent Weeds ...... High Bishop 48/22/c 44/20/c 6:17 a.m. 6.1 1:54 p.m. -0.4 Trees ...... Absent Mold ...... Low Calistoga 51/39/r 53/34/sh

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Hollister 54/43/sh 54/37/sh Lakeport 45/38/r 47/32/r Bodega Harbor SKY WATCH Los Angeles 57/44/sh 59/42/pc Time High Time Low Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset Long Beach 61/47/sh 60/45/pc 6:28 a.m. 5.9 12:33 a.m. 3.0 Tod. 7:01 am 5:48 pm 1:37 pm 3:33 am Mammoth Lakes 27/14/sn 24/5/sn 8:55 p.m. 4.3 1:56 p.m. -0.2 Sat. 6:59 am 5:50 pm 2:39 pm 4:35 am Modesto 54/42/sh 54/36/sh Point Arena Hours of sunlight ...... 10 hr., 47 min. Morro Bay 55/45/sh 54/41/r Time High Time Low Mt. Shasta 35/27/i 38/23/c 6:31 a.m. 6.0 12:08 a.m. 2.8 Full Last New First Forecasts and graphics provided by Needles 63/46/c 62/42/s 8:55 p.m. 4.1 2:03 p.m. -0.3 Nevada City 35/31/sn 36/27/r AccuWeather, Inc. ©2019 Palm Springs 63/47/pc 63/45/pc Feb 19 Feb 26 Mar 6 Mar 14 Paso Robles 52/39/sh 52/34/r Redding 50/40/r 51/32/sh National forecast PLANET WATCH Today Sat. Today Sat. Today Sat. 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MCAL championship. derclassmen contingent. By Otis Lyons Special to the Marin IJ “The past two years have been “Our chances at repeating are really big for us,” senior captain excellent,” Tam coach Candace The sun is beginning to return Kalia Firmage said. “If we continue Murphy said. “We have great depth after a long winter filled with bas- to work hard this year then I be- and experience. On top of that, our ketball, soccer and wrestling, and lieve we have what it takes to be freshmen aren’t green either, and the nine MCAL high schools are champion once again.” they have come on board seam - filling the pool for the upcoming If they are to succeed in 2019, lessly.” swim season. Tam will look toward its strong Murphy enters her second year In 2019, the team to beat on the upperclassmen core. Captains Fir- at Tam with plenty of experience girls side will be Tam. The Red- mage, Kyra Carney, Maya Rabow, under her belt. She swam for the tailed Hawks enter the fray as two- Tessa Pares and Jada Andrews lead junior and senior national team time defending champions, going the way, with the help of juniors while with San Jose Aquatics be- undefeated last past two years. De- Maddy Gruender, Elena Dworak fore competing at the Division I spite graduating Zoe Wortzman, and Alex Gershman. Juniors Sam level at Yale University. SHERRY LAVARS — SPECIAL TO THE MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL the defending 200-yard freestyle Sternfels and Phoenix Vogel offer Tam begins the year with a 67- Swimmers dive into the pool for the 100-yard breast stroke during champion, the team is confident versatility to the team, while soph- girl squad, one of the largest ros- the MCAL swimming and diving championships at Drake High in in its chances at a third successive omore Sophia Brooks leads the un- SWIM >> PAGE 3 San Anselmo on May 5, 2018.

WARRIORS GIANTS CURRY ENJOYING HIS Cueto hopeful RETURN TO HOMETOWN for late ‘19 return By Kerry Crowley Bay Area News Group

SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. >> As Johnny Cueto sat in front of his locker Thursday, the Giants pitcher rolled up a sock and began flip- ping it in the air with his right hand. Six months ago, Cueto couldn’t do that. Six months from now, Cueto hopes his surgically re- paired right elbow will allow him to return to a major league mound. The recovery process from Tommy John surgery is grueling, tiresome and often lonely. Cue- to’s is no exception. “Right now I feel like I’m ready but I know I’m not,” Cueto said through Spanish-language trans- lator Erwin Higueros. “My frus- tration was at the beginning when I couldn’t move the arm to take a shower and everything. But right now I feel like any other pitcher.” Under the best of circum - stances, pitchers return to ac- tion 12 months after undergo- ing the operation that repairs the ulnar collateral ligament in the elbow. After months of suf- fering through terrible pain, the Giants announced Cueto’s deci- sion to have Tommy John on Aug. JOSE CARLOS FAJARDO — BAY AREA NEWS GROUP 1, 2018. In August 2019, they hope The Warriors’ Stephen Curry chats with his brother — Portland Trail Blazers’ Seth Curry (31) — after their game at the Oracle Arena in to see Cueto make rehab starts Oakland on November 23. before eventually returning to the major league level. Weekend in Charlotte will be full of ‘Southern hospitality’ GIANTS >> PAGE 4

family members, friends and a MLB By Mark Medina [email protected] full itinerary awaits him. “I’ll just enjoy it,” Curry said. “I A’s have high CHARLOTTE, N.C. >> If only Stephen understand going in there’s a lot Curry worried about making the going on. But it’s all stuff I want most shots in a 3-point contest to be a part of.” hopes Profar against his brother, Seth. If only Curry does not want to pro- Curry focused solely on winning claim himself the host for NBA his first NBA All-Star MVP. All-Star weekend. Leave that will reach lofty He already has won the NBA’s to Michael Jordan, the Hornets 3-point contest (2015) once and owner and six-time NBA cham- expectations shattered countless other shoot- pion of the Chicago Bulls. Leave ing records in real games. He al- that to Kemba Walker, who is the By Martin Gallegos ready has collected two regular- Hornets’ lone All-Star. But Curry Bay Area News Group season MVP trophies. Therefore, may as well be the unofficial what is so challenging for Curry mayor considering what he means MESA, ARIZ >> There was a time to win his second 3-point cham- to a city that he said yielded “a when Jurickson Profar was re- pionship on Saturday and become lot” of pivot points in his life. garded as the top prospect. the All-Star MVP on Sunday? This is where Curry grew up. RAY CHAVEZ — STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER No, not the top prospect in the Well, besides those two responsi- This is where Curry attended Cen- One of the players the Warriors’ Stephen Curry, right, will face Texas Rangers organization. Not bilities, Curry will also juggle re- tral Church of God and developed in the All-Star 3-point contest Saturday is his brother Seth, the top prospect in one specific turning to his hometown where CURRY >> PAGE 5 left, of Portland. minor league level. Profar was considered the No. 1 prospect in all of baseball. It’s taken a while for that NBA massive hype to translate to the big leagues. Injuries have cut his seasons short over the past few years and affected his League fines Kerr $25,000 for ‘verbal abuse’ overall performance. But Profar finally started to show flashes himself quite a workout in the he tried to stop Portland’s Zach after the game. “I’m not sure last season with the Rangers By Mark Medina Bay Area News Group 129-107 loss. With 3:54 to play, Collins on a drive down the lane. how it was determined. I don’t when he hit .254 with 20 home Kerr went on a tirade that in- At that moment, the Warriors know if it’s determined in New runs, 35 doubles, six triples and PORTLAND, ORE >> Steph Curry, cluded slamming his clipboard trailed 110-103, still within strik- York or if it’s the officials on the 77 RBIs while also swiping 10 Kevin Durant and Klay Thomp- to the floor and concluded with ing distance of their 17th victory floor. The was head-scratching bases. son will be in Charlotte, North his ejection from the game. The in the last 18 games. that could be called a flagrant There’s still more to Profar’s Carolina, this weekend for the other shoe fell Thursday when The call by official Ken Mauer foul. The guy is going in for a game to be unlocked, and he ar- All Star game. The rest of the the NBA fined Kerr $25,000 for set in motion a series of events dunk, you have to make sure rived at Hohokam Stadium on Warriors will be on break. “for verbally abusing and con- that resulted in an eight-point he doesn’t dunk it. I told Kenny Thursday for his first day in That includes Steve Kerr, fronting a game official.” play for Portland. Yes, an eight- that I beg to differ.” camp excited to build off what who probably can use a break What set him off was a call point play. Kerr volunteered that “there was by far the most successful after Wednesday night’s game against Draymond Green, a foul “I was just shocked that was might have been a couple of season of his big league career. in Portland. The coach gave that was ruled a Flagrant 1 when called a flagrant foul,” Kerr said WARRIORS >> PAGE 5 A’S >> PAGE 4 2 | C SPORTS | MARINIJ.COM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2019

Friday’s local events 49ERS BOYS BASKETBALL NCS playoffs: Redwood vs. San Lorenzo: 7 p.m., Larkspur NCS playoffs: Tam vs. Las Lomas: 7 p.m., Mill Valley NCS playoffs: San Marin at Salesian: 7 p.m., Richmond Garçon’s exit will fuel more GIRLS BASKETBALL NCS playoffs: Redwood at Acalanes: 7 p.m., Lafayette NCS playoffs: Drake at Eureka: 7 p.m., Eureka speculation of receiver hunt MEN’S BASKETBALL Merritt at College of Marin: 6 p.m., Kentfield By Cam Inman Bay Area News Group

PREP SWIMMING SANTA CLARA >> The hot Marin Catholic vs. Branson, Tam: 4 p.m., Tam High topic of the 49ers offseason Redwood at Novato: 4 p.m., Novato figures to get hotter: which Terra Linda at San Rafael: 4 p.m., San Rafael star wide receiver will come in this year to help Jimmy Garoppolo? Saturday’s local events Pierre Garçon won’t be COLLEGE BASEBALL returning after two injury- COM vs. Lassen: noon, USF shortened seasons, the NFL Network reported Thurs- BOYS BASKETBALL day about an unsurpris- NCS playoffs: Marin Academy at Stuart Hall: 6:30 p.m., Kezar ing move to not pick up his NCS playoffs: Branson vs. Lick-Wilmerding: 7 p.m., COM 2019 option. That will save NCS playoffs: Marin Catholic at St. Mary’s: 7 p.m., Albany the 49ers from paying him some $6 million this year. GIRLS BASKETBALL The 49ers don’t need the NCS playoffs: Marin Catholic vs. Lick-Wilmerding: 7 p.m., Kent- salary cap room as much field as they simply need a pro- NCS playoffs: San Domenico at University: 7 p.m., San Francisco ductive, play-making re- NHAT V. MEYER — BAY AREA NEWS GROUP ceiver, which is why trade The 49ers’ Pierre Garcon scored only one touchdown and played in just 16-of-32 games. MEN’S BASKETBALL rumors — none floated via Fresno Pacific at Dominican: 4 p.m., San Rafael the 49ers brass — have con- The 49ers are the odds- available after his Wednes- splurged in coach Kyle Sha- nected them to the Pitts- on favorite to land Beckam day release from the Hous- nahan and general manager WOMEN’S BASKETBALL burgh Steelers’ Antonio if he’s dealt, and only the ton Texans. John Lynch’s first offseason Brown and the New York Arizona Cardinals have Kendrick Bourne filled in and brought in Garçon on a 2 p.m., San Rafael Fresno Pacific at Dominican: Giants’ Odell Beckham Jr. better odds of trading for for Garçon much of last sea- five-year, $47.5 million deal. Brown has declared his Brown, according to online son in a rotation that also The 49ers will incur a $7.2 BOYS SOCCER affection for a 49ers deal sportsbook BetOnline.ag. included Marquise Good- million hit to the salary cap NCS playoffs: Marin Academy vs. Kennedy: 2 p.m., Marin Acad- and a Steelers exodus, but Free agency doesn’t open win and Dante Pettis. by cutting ties. emy his destination is up to his for another month, when With Wes Welker brought Garçon, 32, scored only NCS playoffs: Redwood at Newark Memorial: 7 p.m., Newark jaded Pittsburgh employ- negotiations can start in to coach receivers, the one touchdown and played NCS playoffs: Drake at Campolindo: 7 p.m., Moraga ers. Even though the Gi- March 11 and signings can obvious correlation is he in just 16-of-32 games, the ants have stated they won’t ensue two days later. will most benefit slot receiv- result of neck and knee in- GIRLS SOCCER move Beckham, speculation If the 49ers want to try ers Trent Taylor and Richie juries. He totaled 64 recep- NCS playoffs: Tam at Redwood: TBD, Larkspur to the contrary resurfaced rehabilitating a former star James Jr., but another big tions for 786 yards. In 2013, NCS playoffs: Marin Academy vs. Urban: noon, Marin Academy Wednesday when The Ath- from a torn Achilles like beneficiary will be Pettis in he totaled a Washington-re- NCS playoffs: Branson vs. Sonoma Academy: 2 p.m., Ross letic’s Jay Glazer predicted they did last year with cor- terms of refined route run- cord 113 receptions playing NCS playoffs: Drake at Miramonte: 7 p.m., Orinda Beckham would get dealt, nerback Richard Sherman, ning. under Shanahan and his fa- somewhere. then Demaryius Thomas is Two years ago, the 49ers ther, Mike. On the air Thursday AAF BASEBALL 4 p.m. NCAA: Vanderbilt vs. Virginia MLB BOXING AP source: Alliance had 6 p.m. Middleweight: Baysangurov vs. Brant ESPN 7 p.m. Sbweight: Hernandez vs. Patrick Ward SHO

COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL conversation with Kaepernick 4 p.m. St. Joseph’s at Davidson ESPN2 4 p.m. Buffalo at Toledo ESPNU By Barry Wilner 4 p.m. Harvard at Princeton ESPNEWS The Associated Press 6 p.m. Northern Kentucky at Wright State ESPNU A person with knowledge 6 p.m. Troy at Georgia Southern ESPN2 of the conversation tells The Associated Press that the COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL new Alliance of American 4 p.m. Providence at Xavier FS2 Football spoke with Colin 6 p.m. Oregon State at Oregon PAC12 Kaepernick during its de- 8 p.m. Cal at USC PAC12 velopment about joining the league. But Kaepernick wanted $20 GOLF million or more to consider 3 a.m. European Tour: Handa World Super 6 GOLF playing with the league that 9 a.m. Champions Tour: Chubb Classic GOLF had its debut last weekend. 11 a.m. PGA Tour: Genesis Open GOLF The person spoke on con- 8 p.m. LPGA Tour: Women’s Australian Open GOLF dition of anonymity Thurs- day because neither side has MMA publicly acknowledged such talks. 6 p.m. Bellator 215: Mitrione vs. Kharitonov PAR The Alliance says its mis- 7 p.m. Legacy Fighting Alliance 60 AXSTV sion is to provide opportu- nities for players not in the MOTOR SPORTS NFL to continue their ca- STEVEN SENNE — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE 9 a.m. NASCAR Xfinity: practice FS1 reers, with a possibility they could entice NFL teams to A person with knowledge of the conversation tells The Associated Press that the 10 a.m. NASCAR Cup Series: practice FS1 new Alliance of American Football spoke with quarterback Colin Kaepernick during its 11 a.m. NASCAR Xfinity: final practice FS1 sign them once the AAF season concludes at the end development about joining the league. noon NASCAR Cup Series: practice FS1 of April. The league also ap- 1:30 p.m. NASCAR Truck Series: qualifying FS1 proached Tim Tebow, who injustice in 2016 by kneeling Players earn $225,000 ham running back Trent 4:30 p.m. NASCAR Truck Series: Energy 250 FS1 said he wanted to continue during the national anthem over three years in the Alli- Richardson, who flamed out pursuing his baseball ca- at games. He has not played ance, but they also are free with the Browns and Colts, NBA reer. Tebow currently is in the last two seasons and has beginning in May to pursue but who league co-founder 8 a.m. Rising Stars practice NBA the New York Mets’ spring brought a lawsuit against the NFL careers. Should they not Bill Polian, a Pro Football 2 p.m. Hall of Fame Finalists announced NBA training camp. NFL for collusion to keep catch on there, they are ob- Hall of Fame executive, says A message from the AP him out of the league. ligated to return to the AAF could be “fast approaching” 4 p.m. All-Star Celebrity Game ESPN to Kaepernick’s representa- He also fits the descrip- next season. stardom in the Alliance after 6 p.m. Rising Stars Game TNT tives was not immediately tion for potential Alliance More than 80 percent of his strong debut. answered. players, though his contract Alliance players spent some It’s uncertain if Kaepe- NHL Kaepernick, then with demands don’t fit with the time in an NFL camp or on rnick ever will play foot- 4 p.m. Rangers at Sabres NHL the San Francisco 49ers, league’s financial structure. a roster. None is a star; the ball again, but at his asking helped start a wave of pro- After all, the AAF is entering rare NFL first-round draft price, the only place would SKIING tests about social and racial its second weekend. pick in the AAF is Birming- be the NFL. 8 a.m. Alpine Champs: men’s giant slalom NBCSN TENNIS SOCCER 11:20 a.m. Bundesliga: Augsburg vs. Bayern Munich FS2 7 p.m. Liga MX: Tijuana vs. Veracruz FS2 Defending champion Croatia SOFTBALL 7 a.m. Notre Dame vs. Tennessee ESPNU 9:30 a.m. Oregon vs. LSU SEC 10 a.m. Florida State vs. Oklahoma ESPNU to face Spain in new Davis Cup 1 p.m. Texas vs. LSU ESPNU The Associated Press national Tennis Federation played at varied sites over ing the draw were France, TENNIS and Kosmos, an invest - four weekends throughout Croatia, Argentina, Bel- 3:30 a.m. ATP NY/Rotterdam/BA; WTA Doha TENNIS MADRID >> Defending cham- ment group founded by the year. gium, Britain and the 9 a.m. ATP NY/Rotterdam/BA; WTA Doha TENNIS pion Croatia will meet Ra- Spanish soccer player Ge- The six group-winners United States. fael Nadal’s Spain in the rard Pique. will advance to the knock- Twelve teams made it to 2:30 p.m. ATP NY/Rotterdam/BA; WTA Doha TENNIS first edition of the revamped Pique said Nadal has out stage, along with the the finals through the qual- Davis Cup Finals in Novem- already committed to the two-best second-place ifying round earlier this WRESTLING ber. new tournament, but it re- teams. month. Last year’s Davis 6 p.m. Stanford at Oregon State PAC12BA Russia also was drawn mains unclear which other The nations will play Cup semifinalists — Croa- into the same three-nation top players will participate. within their groups Mon- tia, France, Spain and the group for the inaugural 18- Djokovic said the competi- day-Thursday, with the U.S. — were already given Where the Pros are team tournament that will tion would conflict with the knockout rounds Friday- spots in the finals. Britain be played in Madrid. ATP Cup, a newly created Sunday. The matches will and Argentina were given NBA Thursday’s draw for the team competition. Roger take place in three stadi- wild-card berths. Golden State Warriors: warriors.com six groups also pitted the Federer had also said he did ums in morning and after- GROUP A: France, Ser- Sunday: Thursday: Feb. 23: United States against Italy not intend to play if Swit- noon sessions. Each ses- bia, Japan All-Star Game vs. Sacramento vs. Houston and Canada, while France — zerland had qualified. sion will include two sin- GROUP B: Croatia, Spain, 5 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. a finalist the last two years The ITF said players will gles matches and a doubles Russia TNT NBSBA, NBSCA ABC — will play against Japan compete for prize money match between two na- GROUP C: Argentina, and Serbia, which is likely to that will rival what is of- tions. Germany, Chile NHL be without top-ranked No- fered in Grand Slams. The The matches will be GROUP D: Belgium, Aus- San Jose Sharks: sjsharks.com vak Djokovic, a critic of the federation said it reached played on hard courts at the tralia, Colombia Saturday: Monday: Thursday: tournament’s new format. the 25-year deal with Kos- Magic Box complex, which GROUP E: Britain, Ka- vs. Vancouver vs. Boston at Pittsburgh The revamped competi- mos to help increase rev- already hosts the Madrid zakhstan, Netherlands 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 4 p.m. tion was developed in a part- enue related to the Da- Masters. GROUP F: United States, NBSCA NBSCA NBSCA nership between the Inter- vis Cup, which used to be The seeded teams enter- Italy, Canada FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2019 MARINIJ.COM | SPORTS C | 3

MARIN BRIEFS NEWS+NOTES Redwood advances to face Tam in NCS quarters Bauer blasts hearing’s ending

Marin Independent Journal corded one assist apiece. Wire services Track and field being allowed to compete the 16-year-old Li to play in Redwood faces No. in world-class races from the inaugural Augusta Na- The fourth-seeded Red- 5 Tam (14-2-5) in an All-Star pitcher Trevor SEMENYA APPEAL CASE 400 meters to one mile. tional Women’s Amateur wood High girls soccer all-Marin quarterfinal Bauer thought the Cleve- MIXES SCIENCE, SPORTS, A scheduled five-day ap- the first week in April. Li team overcame a 1-0 half- matchup on Saturday. land Indians had pre - GENDER POLITICS >> Caster peal case starting Monday is the No. 8 player in the time deficit to beat No. sented a better overall case Semenya’s running future is among the longest ever women’s amateur ranking. 13 Newark Memorial 3-2 Softball deadline against him in their latest will be decided by three heard by the Court of Arbi- She qualified for the in the first round of the The deadline for soft - salary arbitration hear- judges starting next week tration for Sport. The ver- U.S. Women’s Open in 2014 North Coast Section Divi- ball registration for the ing, until the last 10 min- in a landmark case that dict could also be among when she was 11. sion II playoffs in Larkspur City of Novato Parks and utes in a rebuttal by Major will challenge science the most ethically con - Li was part of an Apple on Thursday. Recreation has been ex- League Baseball labor re- and gender politics. troversial in the sports Watch advertising cam- Madeleine Pero scored tended to Feb. 22. Team lations staff he viewed as The two-time Olym- court’s 35-year history. paign late last year. That twice for the Giants (14-1- registration for the men’s “character assassination” pic 800-meter champion violates Rule 6-2 of the 5), who missed a penalty and co-ed spring leagues against him. from South Africa is look- Golf Rules of Amateur Status, kick near the end, leading are accepted at the No - A day after Wednesday’s ing to overturn eligibil- LUCY LI KEEPS AMATEUR which bans amateurs from 3-1, and allowed a second vato Gymnastics Center hearing in Florida, Bauer ity rules for hyperandro- STATUS AFTER WARNING using their names or like- goal to the Cougars (13- at 950 7th Street. League was awarded $13 million genic athletes proposed FROM USGA >> Teen prodigy ness for personal benefit in 5-1) with two minutes re- play begins in late March. by the three-person panel by track and field’s gov - Lucy Li gets to keep her advertising products. maining. Grace Bouton For more information over the Indians’ $11 mil- erning body. The IAAF amateur status after the The USGA says Li did scored once and dished please visit novato.org/ lion offer. The pitcher said wants to require women USGA gave her a warning not receive any money. It out an assist for Redwood, sports or contact Ronele the process hasn’t soured with naturally elevated for appearing in an Apple issued a warning because and Maya Rembrandt and Schaefer at rschaefer@ his feelings about the testosterone to lower their Watch advertisement. she is a minor and it’s her Shannon Watridge re - novato.org. team. levels by medication before That clears the way for first violation.

NASCAR CUP SERIES Logano, Harvick lead Ford sweeps in Daytona qualifying

Bowman, in Chevrolets by Clint Bowyer and Aric By Jenna Fryer The Associated Press for Hendrick Motorsports, Almirola as Mustang driv- swept the top two spots in ers went 1-2-3 in both DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. >> time trials last week and races. Harvick led Ricky Kevin Harvick and Joey represent the youngest Stenhouse Jr. and Paul Me- Logano won the Daytona starting row in Daytona nard in the first race for the 500 qualifying races in a 500 history. Byron is 21 and initial Ford sweep. pair of Ford sweeps that Bowman is 25. The tally represents have the new Mustang po- Harvick’s victory was four different teams, with sitioned for a strong show- uneventful beyond Jim- Stewart-Haas Racing flex- ing in “The Great Ameri- mie Johnson’s involve- ing its power to put Har- can Race.” ment in his second wreck vick, Bowyer and Almirola Harvick won the first of Speedweeks. up front in the Daytona of the 150-mile qualifying Logano, meanwhile, 500. Stenhouse represents races Thursday night that was fourth on the final Roush Fenway Racing, Lo- set the field for NASCAR’s lap when he pulled out of gano drives for Roger Pen- showcase event. Logano line to try for the win. The ske and Menard for the used a last-lap pass for the reigning NASCAR cham- Wood Brothers. lead in the second one. pion got a solid push from All have been ordered SHERRY LAVARS — SPECIAL TO THE MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL Both Harvick and Lo- Team Penske teammate by Ford leaders to work gano led podium sweeps Ryan Blaney to move to together and win the Day- San Rafael High star Coco Berkenfield (center) smiles after winning the girls 100 freestyle for Ford, which this year the front and earn his spot tona 500. during the MCAL swimming and diving championships at Drake High on May 5. is racing the Mustang in alongside Harvick in Sun- Toyota has so far been NASCAR’s top series. The day’s race. shut out of Speedweeks as The path to an MCAL ti- Dwight Bellsimo and Char- qualifying races set the “Cool to see a couple of Johnson won last week- tle is a little tighter on the lie Stewart, all of whom con- starting lineup for Sun- Mustangs in victory lane end’s exhibition race in a Swim boys side for Tam, accord- tributed to the second-place day’s season-opening Day- already,” Logano said. “The Hendrick Chevrolet. FROM PAGE 1 ing to Ferroggiaro. effort last May. tona 500, and Ford drivers big one’s still Sunday. It’s a The highest-starting Toy- “It’s going to be pretty Despite losing MCAL locked down the second confidence builder for ev- ota drivers will be Denny ters it has ever had. While competitive between Tam, Swimmer of the Year Ivan through fourth rows. eryone.” Hamlin and Matt DiBene- many teams may find the Drake and Redwood,” said Kurakin, Ferroggiaro has William Byron and Alex Logano was followed detto in the fifth row. sheer number to be daunt- Ferroggiaro, who also shoul- high hopes for Redwood. ing, Murphy and assistant ders the boys coaching posi- “We had a high-caliber coach Brittney Boyd decided tion with the Giants. “How- team last year,” Ferroggiaro to maintain the ‘no cut’ policy. ever, I believe that Tam has said. “We still have some “The number just keeps the edge and I expect them great returners, and our growing every year,” Boyd to take the title this year.” success will depend on how said. “We had 67 try out, Drake, the defending our junior and sophomore and decided to keep them champions, lost a strong classes step up.” all because they are all such graduating class. Last The Giants are led by vet- great girls.” year’s seniors included eran seniors Leo Collins and The fiercest opposition multiple stars from the wa- Matthew Scruton, who is projected for the Hawks will ter polo team that won the heading to Emory Univer- be from Drake, Terra Linda NorCal championship the sity in the fall. and Novato. same year. Standouts Emer- “(Collins and Scruton) are “I expect Tam to dom- son Sullivan, Quinn Wood- our leaders. They are cap- inate again,” Redwood head, Connor Moynihan, tains and they will anchor coach Fred Ferroggiaro said. Spencer Hanson and Wyatt our squad this year,” Ferrog- “They’ve got a wealth of tal- Hanson all made the leap to giaro said. ent and they have had that swimming and helped the Pi- While Redwood won for a few years now.” rates surprise many to win back to back titles in 2016 Ferroggiaro’s Giants en- the championship. and 2017, it appears the least ter a rebuilding year af- However, despite losing likely of the Tamalpais Union ter placing fourth at last the class of 2018, Drake will High School District to hang year’s MCAL champion- still be in the conversation up the pennant in 2019. ships. They will be led by se- due to its depth. Leading Terra Linda appears to be niors Olivia Greenberg and the team into the new year the best of the rest, while San Jay Jay Ayan-Eaton, both of are seniors Christoph Horky, Marin and Novato hope for whom will join the UC Da- Jackson Mason, Logan An- mid-pack performances as vis team in the fall. derson, Nick Berry and ju- well. San Rafael’s Coco Berken- nior Ian Christie. It will be a long season un- field, last year’s MCAL After graduating Ed- til the championship meet, Swimmer of the Year, re- die Schultz, TK Dahlke and but the sentiment heard turns for her final season. Marcus Fredrich, 2018 run- throughout the league is The senior will be a heavy ner-up Tam will rely on the echoed by Firmage. favorite in the freestyle likes of senior William To- “I can’t wait for the races events. debush and sophomores to begin,” Firmage said.

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GIANT COMMENTARY Pence’s farewell, fans will have you dabbing at your eyes great times in our lives With Pence sermoniz- through life with the caps scooter. Three days later, said, ‘Thank you so much. By Gary Peterson it was back in his posses- It’s an absolute pleasure Bay Area News Group could go on forever and ing, clutch efforts all day lock on?) and I can hon- somehow, I believe they long and a dash of kis- estly say we were backed sion. to be here.’ I’ll never for- There’s no crying in do. When I sit here and met, the Giants got to by fans believing in us “I felt so smothered in get the way that made me baseball? Yeah, and Yogi think about my time in within one win of their even more than usual.” support, love, and care feel and how special it Berra is a cartoon char- San Francisco, it gives me second World Series ap- The Giants won the that I couldn’t help but was to be a part of.” acter. goosebumps.” pearance in three years. World Series that year, smile and hope to repay Pence wrote that he You’re darn tootin’ I’m not sniffling. You’re They got there on one of and won another two the favor in small way,” still recalls the sun set- there’s crying in baseball. sniffling. Pence’s favorite moments years later. But Pence Pence wrote. “This is just ting during Game 6 of Exhibit A: Hunter Pence’s Pence was in his with the team. seems most appreciative one of the countless be- the NLCS in 2012, “a mix glorious farewell to the sixth major league sea- “I’m thankful we can for the relationships he hind-the-scenes stories of purple, blue, orange, Giants, their fans and the son when he was traded always share that spe- developed in his seven of fan interactions I had red and yellow.” greater Bay Area. Pub- to the Giants on July 31, cial feeling when Tra- seasons in San Fran- throughout my time as a And taking a mental lished Thursday on the 2012. The Giants had a vis Ishikawa hit a walk- cisco. You may recall Giant.” note of “being in com- The Players Tribune, it is wafer-thin one-game lead off homer to send us to the time his scooter was Those interactions be- plete AWE.” titled “Gr8ful.” in the division that day. the World Series,” he stolen, “something that gan shortly after Pence Pence, who has signed Before we begin, you They boosted the lead wrote. “I’ve never had a tends to happen when hit town. He put his a minor league contract need to grab a fistful to 11 games and won by more chaotic, blissful, you leave it unlocked name in at restaurants. with the Texas Rangers, of tissues, or a mono- eight over the Dodgers. euphoric, ecstatic mo- while you’re eating din- When he was called, pa- signed off: grammed handkerchief They were on the brink ment on a baseball field. ner,” he wrote. Social trons began applauding “I wish there never had — heck, an old rally towel of elimination in the di- The world through my media was soon on the and chanting, “Let’s go to be a ‘so long,’ but I’m will do. visional round when the eyes was SHAKING (am job. Eateries across the GI-ants!” grateful for all the time He begins: “I defi- legend of Hunter Pence I the only one who be- city offered free food “I took a few pictures we had. I love you all and nitely wish some of the took wing. lieves Hunter Pence goes to anyone locating his with people, waved, and always will.”

MLB NOTES Padres making another run at signing Machado

Wire services of whom have met with the ounces and is made by Un- beat Cleveland in the ar- 26-year-old infielder this equal Technologies. bitration process for the The San Diego Padres ap- offseason. It consists of an insert second straight year on pear to be stepping up their Padres representatives and an outer flap similar to Wednesday, receiving $2 KARL MONDON — STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER efforts to land free agent in- including Preller, general a batting helmet and is de- million more than the Indi- Infielder Jurickson Profar, pictured, has big shoes to fill for the fielder Manny Machado. partner Peter Seidler and signed to protect his tem- ans offered. Although Bauer A’s as he’s replacing All-Star second baseman Jed Lowrie. Padres general manager manager Andy Green, also ple and the area of the skull said he harbors no ill will A.J. Preller flew to Miami met with free agent out- where he had the surgery. toward the organization, sically playing one position last week to have a second fielder Bryce Harper in Las DAMAGED GOODS >> The New he expressed his frustra- A’s this year, I think he’s happy meeting with Machado, ac- Vegas on Jan. 31. York Mets indicated Thurs- tion with some of the points about that.” cording to the San Diego FARQUHAR PREPARING FOR day that Jacob deGrom’s raised by the Indians dur- FROM PAGE 1 Similar to Lowrie, Profar Union-Tribune. Multiple COMEBACK ATTEMPT >> New 2018 Cy Young Award will be ing his hearing. is a switch hitter. Though media outlets subsequently York Yankees relief pitcher shipped back to the manu- “They spent the last 10 “It was a little bit frus- most of his power came confirmed the report. Danny Farquhar debuted a facturer because it was dam- minutes of the case trying a trating, but I worked hard from the left side, 16 of his The most recent meeting custom cap that includes aged in transit, ESPN re- character assassination,” he to get past the injuries homers were against right- that included Machado’s head protection, nearly 10 ported. told reporters Thursday. “I and last year was the first handers, Profar’s versatility wife, the Union-Tribune re- months after suffering a The award was sent from learned that giving to char- time I really got a chance at the plate will allow him ported, signaling the pos- brain hemorrhage during a New York to the team’s ity is a bad thing.” to play,” Profar said. “I to play on a regular basis. sibility that the sides were game, ESPN’s “Outside the spring training facility in Bauer was referencing think I did good, and I’m Profar’s versatility ex- trying to work toward an Lines” reported. Port St. Lucie, Fla., but when the “69 Days of Giving” really looking forward to tends to the field. Playing agreement. Then with the Chicago it was unpacked, four letters campaign he launched af- this year.” in 146 games last season, There was no comment White Sox, Farquhar col- in the word “OUTSTAND- ter winning his arbitration Profar, 25, was acquired 68 were at shortstop, 51 at from Machado or the Pa- lapsed in the dugout be- ING” were damaged on the case last season. in a December three-team third base, 24 at first, 10 at dres regarding the latest tween innings during his re- front of the plaque. On the “They don’t mention deal with the Texas Rang- second, and he even had an meeting. lief appearance last April 20. back, a chunk of wood was that I gave to 68 charities ers and Tampa Bay Rays. appearance in left field. He Machado, a four-time The brain hemorrhage was missing. or that I donated more than From the A’s side of things, often filled in for injured All-Star, is one of the mar- attributed to a ruptured an- BAUER NO FAN OF ARBITRA- $100,000,” he said. “Or that infield prospect Eli White Rangers stars Adrian Bel- quee players still unsigned eurysm. Farquhar had sur- TION >> One day after win - the whole point of the cam- was sent to the Rangers, tre and Elvis Andrus. with spring training camps gery at a Chicago hospital ning his arbitration case paign was to bring aware- while reliever Emilio Pagán Though Melvin plans to opening. and was sidelined the rest for $13 million, Cleveland ness to all those charities, and a supplemental draft stick with Profar at second Other teams reportedly of the season. pitcher Trevor Bauer called past the money I was giving pick went to the Rays. most of the season, having a in the running for Machado On the field, he will wear the last 10 minutes of his them. Nothing about that. Profar is tasked with player he can put anywhere include the Philadelphia a specially designed protec- hearing with the Indians a They just tried to say that replacing All-Star second on the field will come in Phillies, Chicago White Sox tive padding that fits inside “character assassination.” I was bad for donating or baseman Jed Lowrie, who handy at some point. and New York Yankees, all his cap. The gear weighs 6 The All-Star right-hander for running that campaign.” is now a member of the “When you get into ex - New York Mets after sign- tra inning games it’s al- ing a two-year deal this off- ways nice to have someone GOLF season. Those are high ex- with that type of versatility pectations, but that’s what if you pinch run for some- Profar has been dealing one,” Melvin said. “To have with his whole life. a guy that has played all Spieth gets to start over and shares The spotlight shined on over the place is a bonus.” Profar at age 11 as part of Like most A’s newcomers his native Curaçao Little this spring, Profar couldn’t lead at rain-delayed Genesis Open League team that captured help but admire what went a Little League World Series on in Oakland last season three par 5s and was at barely see his ball. a bunker, a bad spot in any as the club went on their By Doug Ferguson championship back in 2004. The Associated Press 5-under par through 12 If he could have played weather. Mickelson appar- Profar’s profile only con- surprising playoff run, even holes. He was tied for the from there, par would have ently could see just fine, tinued to grow as the years if they were a divisional ri- LOS ANGELES >> One of the lead with Sung Kang, who been a challenge. And then so while Spieth and Xan- went on. He signed with val. wildest pars Phil Mickel- was through 14 holes. the horn blew to suspend der Schauffele marked their the Rangers in 2009 at 16, “They always gave us son ever made didn’t even Tiger Woods never made play because of wet condi- balls, Mickelson chose to fin- and earned a big league call a hard time,” Profar said. count. Neither did one of it to the course. He was to tions, and a few hours later, ish the hole. up in 2012 at the age of 19, “They never give up and the worst lies Jordan Spi- play in the afternoon and the PGA Tour thought it was Spieth reached the edge becoming the first player play a hard nine innings. eth ever had. faces a long day of as many best to scrap the round. of the green on the par-5 born in 1993 to reach the I’m looking forward to Fifty minutes into the holes as he can get in Fri - It was the first time in 11th and took two putts for majors and the youngest that.” start of the Genesis Open, day in what now becomes more than five years on birdie. From right of the active player in MLB at the Profar is excited to in- with only 30 players having a long, disjointed week try- the PGA Tour that a round green at No. 12, he hit a time. ject himself into the group teed off, the opening round ing to catch up. started over. lofted chip that rolled dead Having never hit more of young A’s talent that ex- was scrapped because of in- “Certainly got some good The was great news to into the cup for another than six home runs in four ists all over the field. He en- creasing rain that soaked breaks,” Spieth said. Spieth, who hit his tee shot birdie. seasons prior to 2018, man- joyed watching the fun be- Riviera and poor visibil- None was bigger than left of the green near a Spieth picked up two ager Bob Melvin thinks Pro- ing had by all the players, ity that made it unusually the decision to restart the tree, pitched to 15 feet and more birdies on the par-5 far is joining the A’s at the especially Gold Glove win- tough on the earliest of round. Spieth hit his tee walked away with par. 11th and par-5 first hole, perfect time in his career. ner Matt Chapman. starters. shot on the short par-4 10th “Given I went cart path and then when he came up “Coming off a healthy “I loved watching him Everyone started over to the left, normally a good to cart path to junk on the short of the green at No. 2, season after the expecta- play last year,” Profar said after what amounted to a place to be except that his first start today ... went from another cheer rang out on tions on him throughout of Chapman. “All of them, seven-hour delay, and Spi- ball hit the cart path, hit kind of being unfortunate to the hill as he chipped in his career, I think he fi- (Matt) Olson at first. It eth made the most of his it again, bounded across just fortunate,” he said. again. nally got past all that last was a joy watching them second chance. the forward tee at No. 11 He was playing along- Kang chipped in for eagle year,” Melvin said. “To be and this year is going to He chipped in twice for and disappeared into shin- side Mickelson, who hit his on the 11th hole and kept it in a position where he’s ba- be fun.” birdie, made birdie on all high grass so deep he could first tee shot on No. 10 into in play on the tough par 4s.

baseball and play catch for your elbow and was mov- and later that year, Cueto really hurt,” Bochy said. objectively whether some the first time since his sur- ing it,” Cueto said. “It was was traded to Kansas City • With just 133 total teams are better than oth- Giants gery. Though Cueto does unbearable and I don’t and earned a complete runs last season, the sec- ers at bunting. FROM PAGE 1 desire to pitch this season, know how I was able to game victory in Game 2 of ond-fewest in all of base- “It’s ‘Outliers,’ ” said Bo- he understands there are no pitch and block the pain.” the World Series. ball, the Giants were not chy, referring to the pop- Several factors will in- guarantees. During the first month That offseason, Cueto a long ball team. Anyone ular Malcolm Gladwell fluence whether Cueto “If that’s the case, I would of last season, no starter in signed a lucrative contract who watched the Giants novel. “10,000 reps and you pitches for the Giants in be very happy,” Cueto said. baseball dominated quite to join the Giants, who bet play last season knows they get pretty good at some- 2019. One consideration “But they’re the experts, like Cueto, who finished the free agent signee would weren’t a small ball team, thing. That’s the same at they’ll weigh is how seri- they know and when they the month of April with age gracefully. While it’s either. Bochy says the team bunting.” ous their chances are of tell me that I’m ready, then a 0.84 ERA. By the time clear Cueto doesn’t need will work on bunting. • If the Giants pitching contending. I’ll be ready.” the Giants placed Cueto elite velocity to succeed “There’s room for im- staff could use a guest in- “We would love to see Though Cueto didn’t on the disabled list May 1 against major league hit- provement, that’s an area structor, Bochy has a few Johnny start,” manager miss substantial time due with an elbow sprain, the ters, he’ll miss most if not we’ve got to execute better names in mind. The man- Bruce Bochy said. “That to elbow pain until last team knew the extent of all of his fourth year in San there,” Bochy said. “There ager said he hoped former means we’re probably sit- season, he revealed Thurs- the trouble. Francisco due to an elbow were times, as you know, it Giants Tim Lincecum and ting in a pretty good posi- day that he has dealt with “It’s impressive what that didn’t hold up. was ugly. For lack of a bet- Matt Cain would stop by tion. But we’re not going to the discomfort for most of these athletes are able to Though the Giants ex- ter word.” camp this spring. do something that doesn’t his tenure with the Giants. play through and block it pect him to be completely Bochy’s Giants ended the “Those guys have done make sense with our medi- The 11-year veteran out,” Bochy said. healthy upon his eventual year with the 10th most so much for the organiza- cal staff and where he’s at.” signed a six-year, $130 mil- Though Cueto said return, Cueto did prove he sacrifice bunts in the Na- tion and for me, shoot, I’d As pitchers and catch- lion contract in the winter Thursday pain has flared could pitch through pain at tional League, but the to- love to have them here,” Bo- ers throw their first bull- of 2015 and started the up at various points over a high level. And while it’s tal number of successful chy said. pens of the spring, Cueto is All-Star Game in his first the last three years, he also far from ideal, he isn’t the sacrifices doesn’t account • Catcher Stephen Vogt hitting his own milestones. season with the club. But missed a start with the Cin- first major leaguer to have for the dozens his players brought an outfielder’s mitt On Friday, he’ll throw even then, Cueto’s elbow cinnati Reds in May of 2015 done so. failed to execute. And be- to spring training, and a plastic ball against a was an issue. due to elbow discomfort. “Bob Gibson said he cause failed sacrifice at- Vogt said the Giants have trampoline. Next week, “It’s a pain that felt like An outing against the Roy- knew he was throwing his tempts are not an official discussed the idea of Vogt he expects to pick up a someone stuck a knife in als was all Cueto skipped, slider well when his elbow statistic, it’s difficult to say playing some left field. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2019 MARINIJ.COM | SPORTS C | 5

NBA ROUNDUP COLLEGE BASKETBALL Davis leaves with shoulder No. 9 Houston tops UConn for its 9th injury, Pelicans beat Thunder consecutive victory The Associated Press 18-game losing streak with a victory over Atlanta. The Associated Press third quarter to roar past NEW ORLEANS >> Julius Ran- The Knicks ended their Nebraska for its eighth dle capped a 33-point, 11-re- longest skid within a sin- HARTFORD, CONN. >> DeJon straight victory. bound performance with gle season with their first Jarreau had 18 points and Standing alone atop the three clutch baskets in the victory since Jan. 4 at the seven assists to help No. 9 Big Ten, the Terrapins (23- final minutes, and the New Los Angeles Lakers. New Houston beat UConn 71-63 2, 12-2) face No. 14 Iowa Orleans Pelicans beat the York, with the Eastern Con- on Thursday night for its on the road Sunday with Oklahoma City Thunder ference’s worst record and ninth straight victory. first place on the line. The 131-122 on Thursday night second-worst overall, had Armoni Brooks added 12 Hawkeyes are one game despite losing All-Star An- dropped 26 of 27. points for the Cougars (24- back with four to play. thony Davis to a shoulder Kadeem Allen and John 1, 11-1 American Athletic Maryland gained lone pos- injury after the first half. Jenkins each added 14 Conference). They opened session of the top spot last Davis was in the game points. Damyean Dotson the second half with a 17-4 Sunday, bolting to a fast when the first half ended, finished with 13 points and run to take control. start in a rout of Rutgers. but kept his left arm still DeAndre Jordan had 13 re- Christian Vital had 15 The Terrapins used a sim- as he walked to the locker bounds for New York, which points for UConn (13-12, ilar approach against Ne- room shortly after foul- never trailed and only was 4-8). The Huskies have braska, hitting their first ing Nerlens Noel on an at- tied twice, in the second lost three straight since a four shots for a 9-0 lead. tempted shot block with his quarter. knee injury took out scor- The Cornhuskers stayed left hand in the final second MAGIC 127, HORNETS 89 >> Or- ing leader Jalen Adams. within striking distance of the second quarter. When lando ended a 13-game los- Jarreau’s driving layup until Taylor Mikesell the second half began, the ing streak to Charlotte be- gave Houston a 17-point drilled a pair of 3-pointers Pelicans announced that hind 21 points from reserve lead with just over 7 1/2 in a 16-0 run that made it Davis was out of the re- Terrence Ross. minutes to go. UConn cut 69-45 entering the fourth mainder of the game with The Magic have won five it to 61-55 after a 3-pointer quarter. Nicea Eiely scored a left shoulder injury, put- straight for the first time by Sidney Wilson and a 18 points for the Cornhusk- ting his availability for this in more than three years. free throw from Christian ers (11-14, 6-8). weekend’s All-Star Game in Nikola Vucevic had his fifth Vital. NO. 11 SOUTH CAROLINA 65, doubt. straight double-double with Another driving layup GEORGIA 57 >> Destanni Russell Westbrook in- 17 points and 11 rebounds, by Jarreau, followed by a Henderson scored 14 creased his record triple- while Aaron Gordon added steal and two foul shots points and South Carolina double streak to 11 games 10 points and 10 rebounds. from Cedrick Alley Jr. pulled away from Georgia. with 44 points, 14 rebounds Jonathan Isaac scored 16 brought the lead back to Doniyah Cliney scored and 11 assists. But he missed points. double digits. 10 of her 12 points in the a late 3-point attempt when TYLER KAUFMAN — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Magic led 71-36 at The Huskies failed to second half for the Game- the Thunder trailed by five halftime, their biggest lead capitalize on 21 Houston cocks (18-6, 10-1). They just inside the final min- Pelicans guard Jrue Holiday shoots in front of Thunder in any game this season. fouls, going 14 of 25 from were coming off a 97-79 ute of the game. New Or- guard Terrance Ferguson during the second half Thursday. Guard D.J. Augustin drilled the line. loss to No. 4 UConn. Taja leans rebounded and held The Pelicans won 131-122. a 3-pointer on the first pos- Cole scored 19 points for on from there. session of the second half Women Georgia (14-10, 5-6). Jrue Holiday had 32 driving feed to Randle in Dennis Smith Jr. scored and the Hornets never got MISSOURI 75, NO 5. MIS - NO. 13 GONZAGA 71, SAN points and seven assists, the paint with 1:30 to go. 19 points and New York closer than 29 points after SISSIPPI STATE 67 >> So- DIEGO 44 >> Zykera Rice none more timely than his KNICKS 106, HAWKS 91 >> snapped a franchise-worst, halftime. phie Cunningham scored scored 15 points and Jes- 24 points, Amber Smith sie Loera added 13, with added 16 and Missouri up- the duo combining to go for that that call,” Durant ZACH COLLINS INSPIRES AN- “That’s his job, I guess,” set No. 5 Mississippi State. 10 of 13 from the field, and Warriors said. “I thought we should OTHER OUTBURST — AND Green said dismissively. The game remained Gonzaga rolled to its sev- just keep playing. It was a THIS ONE IS RARE >> Through GETTING AN EARLY START tight until the final minute enth straight victory. FROM PAGE 1 common foul, I thought. heat checks and shooting ON THE ALL STAR BREAK >> when Cierra Porter made a The Bulldogs (23-2, 12-1 Refs looked at it differ - slumps, Thompson rarely The Warriors played with- 3-pointer with 41 seconds West Coast) improved to other words in there too,” ently. I understand why shows emotion. His team- out DeMarcus Cousins, An- left — her first points of the 12-0 at home, shooting 55 but in all he thought it was coach was a little frus - mates say he barely talks at dre Iguodala and Shaun game — to give Missouri a percent (26 of 37) and dom- nothing more than “a good, trated. Get ready for the all. So it was surprising to Livingston. Cousins hasn’t six-point advantage. inating the boards 40-29. hard foul.” break.” see Thompson talking trash played back-to-back nights Missouri (19-7, 8-4 NO. 14 IOWA 88, ILLINOIS 66 Mauer wasted no time But, really, what was up in Draymond style. in more than a year, owing Southeastern Confer- >> Megan Gustafson had 27 slapping a T on Kerr. That with that call? With the Warriors trail- to his Achilles injury, and ence) trailed for much points and 17 rebounds to only served Kerr to take Kerr said he never got an ing 107-104 and 7:32 left, Kerr didn’t see this as a of the night, but pulled become the Big Ten Con- it to the next level, which explanation from Mauer — Thompson was called for good time to start. ahead 55-54 on Akira ference’s career double- led to a second T and the and he knew why. an offensive foul against As for others, Kerr occa- Levy’s layup at the third- double leader with 78, heave-ho. Kerr wasn’t done. “I was too busy yelling Collins that just as easily sionally chooses to spare quarter buzzer. The Tigers helping Iowa beat Illinois. He stormed to center court, to ask for an explanation,” could have been called flop- Iguodala, 35, and Livings- pushed their advantage CLEMSON 73, NO. 21 FLORIDA spewing more bad words. Kerr cracked. ping. So, Thompson started ton, 34, from the rigors of 60-56 early in the fourth STATE 68 >> Kobi Thornton Kevin Durant headed off Green said he knew why jawing to Collins as they up back-to-back game nights. quarter and never trailed was 8 of 11 from the field Kerr, grabbing the coach’s the call went to review. He court. An added factor in Iguoda- again, fending off multiple and scored 19 points for right arm and guiding him chalked it up to the “Dray- It went on so long that la’s case was the hamstring Mississippi State rallies. Clemson. off the floor. mond Rule.” Curry intervened. Then tightness that kept him out Missouri shot 55 percent NO. 22 TEXAS A&M 59, LSU Portland was awarded “I knew they would look Mauer did. So did Green. of Sunday’s game against from the field and made 55 >> Kayla Wells scored 16 three free throws for the at it because they always Eventually both Thompson Miami. 11 3-pointers. points, N’dea Jones had 15 techs — Green got one look at fouls with me,” and Collins received tech- DEEP THINKING, TOO DEEP Mississippi State (22-2, rebounds and Texas A&M too — and Damian Lil- Green said. “I’ve been of- nicals. >> It was suggested to Kerr 10-1) had its 12-game win- beat LSU for its eighth vic- lard made all three. Col- ficiated a certain way for Has anyone seen Thomp- that there were other bene- ning streak snapped. The tory in nine games. lins made his two from years. It’s nothing new to son so mad? fits to his outburst. He de- Bulldogs also had won OHIO STATE 59, NO. 23 RUT- the original foul. And me. It is what it is. I don’t “I have before, but very fended his players. He pre- 26 straight regular-sea- GERS 39 >> Adreana Miller then Portland, retaining really care.” very rare,” Green said. vented Green from possibly son SEC games dating to scored 14 points and Carly possession of the ball, got In addition, the tech- “That may be the second getting his own ejection. He last season. Anriel How- Santoro added 12 to help a three-pointer from Jake nical was Green’s 12th of time. But I enjoyed that, let out some steam before ard led the Bulldogs with Ohio State beat Rutgers. Layman. the season, meaning he is too. That was really good. heading to San Diego for 21 points. WISCONSON 79, NO. 24 MICH- Just like that the score four away from an auto - He was talking bad to that the All-Star break. NO. 7 MARYLAND 89, NE - IGAN STATE 62 >> Marsha went from 110-103 to 118- matic one-game suspen- dude. That was good to see.” “Hadn’t thought of it that BRASKA 63 >> Kaila Charles Howard scored 28 points 103. Game over. sion. With 25 games to Incidentally, Collins was way,” Kerr said. “But I’ll talk scored 22 points, Blair and Wisconsin beat for its “I understand his anger play, he’s just a little ahead talking trash to a lot of to my psychologist and see Watson added 17 and No. first victory over a ranked and his rage, especially of pace. Warriors players. if that’s accurate.” 7 Maryland used a big opponent in six years.

Christian game. Before Sun- “Is this for real?” Fair lotte in 2009-10 on the sec- Curry said that in a play- up with former Davidson day’s All-Star Game, the asked Curry. ond night of a back-to-back. ful tone. Accounts depict teammate Andrew Love- Curry NBA will honor Dell, who “Every night man,” Curry Davidson also did not have Curry as humble during dale over dinner. FROM PAGE 1 leads the Hornets’ franchise answered. “It never gets a home game the night be- his visits back home. On After spending his time for most games played (701 old.” fore the Warriors-Hornets Jan. 2017, Charlotte Chris- at Davidson tutoring local his Christian faith. This is from 1988 to 1998) and is Curry rarely turns down game in four seasons. Oth- tian School and Davidson students at the Ada Jen- where Curry’s father, Dell, second (9,839 points) be- autograph signings. But he erwise, Curry has attended held dual ceremonies that kins Center, Curry hosted played the majority of his hind Walker (9,907) as the admittedly has become ex- his alma mater’s game. Last entailed retiring his No. a celebrity golf tourna- NBA career. This is where Hornets’ all-time leading hausted this week with han- season, he even stopped by 20 high school jersey and ment (2012-14) that raised Curry starred at Charlotte scorer. dling ticket inquires for All- Davidson’s game against naming “Section 30” for the $210,000 for the educa- Christian, won three confer- Like anyone returning Star weekend. VMI the day after injuring Wildcats’ student section. tional center. During those ence titles and had his No. to their hometown, how- “That’s getting over- his right ankle in New Or- Beforehand, Curry hung times, executive director 20 jersey retired despite be- ever, it appears unlikely whelming,” Curry said. “I’m leans. out in the locker room with Georgia Krueger observed ing the scrawny point guard Curry can make every visit embarrassed to say. It’s clos- “He always makes a spe- the Charlotte Christian bas- Curry willingly posing for that elicited few scholar- he wants. He has way more ing in. All of section 120.” cial point of getting here ketball team and his coach, photos and talking with ship offers. This is where hometown friends, fam- To ease those requests when he is in Charlotte,” Shonn Brown. children. Carry played at Davidson, ily members, coaches and in recent years, the Hor- McKillop said. “I just find “He had a grateful atti- Fair has stayed so close advanced to the Elite Eight teachers than days, parties nets franchise has offered that inspiring and exhila- tude,” Brown said. “That with Curry that they often during his sophomore year and meals available. Those group discounts, reserved rating. Here he is, one of the meant a lot for me simply trash talk about Curry’s fa- and amazed the Warriors that remember Curry best, seating and access during most famous athletes in the because of who he contin- vorite NFL team (Carolina enough to select him No. 7 though, have appreciated pre-game shootaround for world and he still finds time ues to be as a person. Even Panthers) or his initial fu- in the 2009 NBA Draft. his efforts in the past de- Charlotte Christian and to visit his alma mater and through all the accolades tile efforts to grow a beard. “We’ll be everywhere and cade for maximizing his Davidson alumni. The Hor- spend an evening there dur- and accomplishments, he Curry has invited Fair out all over the city throughout schedule and having the nets often do that for any ing his already tightly con- continues to help a lot of to games both at Oracle the week,” Curry said. “I same personality he had of their own players or op- densed schedule” After- our alumni that want to be Arena and on the road. want to be in the moment growing up. “Southern hos- ponents that attract a large wards, Curry often talks a part of what we’re con- Fair, who teaches a broad- and celebrate how 10 years pitality,” as Curry put it. alumni following. After- to McKillop’s players. But tinuing to do.” casting class, asked Curry in, I’m coming full circle “He’s a close guy and gen- wards, Curry has often Curry said he avoids talking Curry’s hometown to record a video for a stu- back where it all started uine,” Seth said of his older spoken to those groups in about a legacy that entails friends appreciate his small dents’ project. In the video back at home. I’m going to brother. “He’s always been Charlotte as well as in road being the program’s all- gestures (cue to the 14:50 mark in enjoy myself.” real with who he is. So he games in Philadelphia and time leading scorer (2,635 Because of Curry’s fame, the video above), Curry How will Curry enjoy does a great job handling Atlanta. “We’re all over the points) and 3-point shooter some of his former teachers played himself and tried to himself during Charlotte’s the fans and tasks that ev- world and all over the place (284) and leading the Wild- and teammates say they ab- recruit a pair of local bas- second NBA All-Star week- erybody asks of him. These with busy schedules. But we cats to an Elite 8 appear- stain from asking him for ketball players to join Un- end? All-Star weekends are tax- find ways to make it work,” ance as a No. 10 seed. tickets or filling up his in- der Armour, the show com- This afternoon, Curry ing on him and he’s not re- Curry said. “That’s kind of That does not surprise box constantly with text pany that endorses him. and his brother will be ally getting rest. But that’s the Davidson way.” McKillop, whose most vivid messages. Still, Curry has Only problem: the players among various All-Stars, part of it.” ATTENDING GAMES >> Of the memories involve Curry offered plenty of examples did not know who Curry was. NBA legends and WNBA TICKET REQUESTS >> Well be- nine times that Curry has praising his teammates that show he has not forgot- “He made those kids’ players that will participate fore he became a three-time played in Charlotte, he has over himself in press con- ten his roots. day. I cant believe that in a clinic for over 1,500 lo- NBA champion and one of attended a Davidson game ferences. Instead, Curry Following his jersey re- happened, but that’s the cal youth. Then, Curry will the league’s best shoot- three times. Coach Bob McK- said he swaps stories about tirement at Charlotte power of Stephen Curry,” visit Carole Hoefner Center, ers, Curry’s former high illop boasted the Wildcats campus life and playing for Christian, Curry had an Fair said. “He loves the something that his founda- school theater production won all three games before McKillop. He often fields in-depth conversation people there. I don’t think tion plans to help refur- teacher Chad Fair could a sellout crowd during each questions immediately on with Dean Hardy, his 12th the connection to Charlotte bish. Later this evening, buy a ticket to a Warriors- of Curry’s vists. Perhaps that if McKillop “was as hard on grade philosophy and apol- will ever leave.” Curry plans to attend Da- Hornets game for only $15 foreshadows Curry’s planned me as he is on them.” ogetics teacher. A day af- Therefore, the city’s un- vidson’s game against Saint online. Even then, though, visit for the Davidson-St. Jo- “The answer is always ter Curry and his wife Aye- official host of this year’s Joseph’s. In between inter- Fair saw swarms of Curry seph game today. yes,” Curry said, laugh- sha dined with former Pres- NBA All-Star weekend views and the 3-point con- fans asking him for count- Perhaps, Curry would ing. “I always get jealous of ident Barack Obama in the plans to put on a show both test on Saturday, Curry less autographs before and visit more games. But the them, too. I go back and the 2014-15 season, Curry flew with his play and a busy might attend a Charlotte after the games. Warriors played in Char- facilities are so much nicer.” into Cleveland and caught itinerary 6 | C SPORTS | MARINIJ.COM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2019

17, Collins 0-4 4-4 4, Labissiere 0-0 0-0 6. Notre Dame (23-3) did not play. division and two wild cards per confer- Elizabeth Szokol ...... 37-34—71 -1 7. (12) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 60. Scoreboard 0, Se.Curry 3-6 5-7 11, Hood 3-5 1-1 8, Si- 7. Maryland (23-2) beat Nebraska 89-63. ence advance to playoffs. 8. (2) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 60. mons 0-1 0-0 0, Turner 4-10 4-4 12. Totals 8. Marquette (21-3) did not play. Wednesday’s games 43-93 27-34 129. 9. (13) Ryan Newman, Ford, 60. 9. Oregon State (20-4) did not play. Pittsburgh 3, Edmonton 1 Tennis NBA 10. (15) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, 60. Golden State 33 28 34 12—107 10. Stanford (19-4) did not play. Anaheim 1, Vancouver 0 11. (11) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 60. Portland 31 33 30 35—129 11. South Carolina (18-6) beat Georgia Thursday’s games 65-57. ATP TOUR NEW YORK OPEN 12. (19) Parker Kligerman, Toyota, 60. WESTERN CONFERENCE 3-Point Goals—Golden State 13-38 (St. N.Y. Islanders 3, Columbus 0 12. N.C. State (22-2) did not play. RESULTS Curry 5-14, Durant 3-4, Thompson 2-7, Florida 3, Calgary 2, SO 13. (9) Tyler Reddick, Chevrolet, 60. 13. Gonzaga (23-2) beat San Diego 71-44. PACIFIC DIVISION Lee 1-4, Cook 1-4, Green 1-4, Jerebko Detroit 3, Ottawa 2 Thursday 14. (14) Ryan Truex, Chevrolet, 60. 14. Iowa (20-5) beat Illinois 88-66. 0-1), Portland 16-37 (Lillard 6-8, Layman Tampa Bay 6, Dallas 0 At Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum 15. (20) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 60. W L Pct GB 3-5, McCollum 3-8, Aminu 2-4, Hood 1-3, 15. Texas (20-5) did not play. Colorado 4, Winnipeg 1 Uniondale, N.Y. 16. (1) William Byron, Chevrolet, 60. Harkless 1-3, Collins 0-1, Simons 0-1, 16. Syracuse (18-6) did not play. Warriors 41 16 .719 — Nashville 3, Montreal 1 Purse: $694,995 (ATP250) Turner 0-1, Se.Curry 0-3). Fouled Out— 17. Kentucky (20-5) did not play. 17. (3) Daniel Hemric, Chevrolet, 59. L.A. Clippers 32 27 .542 10 None. Rebounds—Golden State 49 (Bell Chicago 5, New Jersey 2 Surface: Hard-Indoor 18. Iowa State (18-6) did not play. 18. (7) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 59. Sacramento 30 27 .526 11 9), Portland 48 (Nurkic 11). Assists— St. Louis 4, Arizona 0 Singles L.A. Lakers 28 29 .491 13 Golden State 26 (Thompson 8), Portland 19. Arizona State (16-6) did not play. Toronto 6, Vegas 3 19. (18) Matt Tifft, Ford, 59. Second Round Phoenix 11 48 .186 31 24 (Lillard 8). Total Fouls—Golden State 20. Miami (21-5) did not play. Vancouver at Los Angeles, (n.) 20. (5) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 58. Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, Spain, def. John 26, Portland 16. Technicals—Golden 21. Florida State (20-5) lost to Clemson Washington at Sharks, (n.) 21. (21) Cody Ware, Chevrolet, 58. SOUTHWEST DIVISION State coach Warriors (Defensive three 73-68. Millman (4), Australia, 7-6 (4), 1-6, 6-4. Friday's games second), Thompson, Golden State coach 22. Texas A&M (19-5) beat LSU 59-55. Reilly Opelka, United States, def. Denis W L Pct GB N.Y. Rangers at Buffalo, 4 p.m. Steve Kerr 2, Green, Portland coach Trail 23. Rutgers (17-7) lost to Ohio State Istomin, Uzbekistan, 6-7 (8), 7-6 (6), 1-0 NASCAR CUP - GANDER RV DUEL Houston 33 24 .579 — Blazers (Defensive three second), Col- 59-39. Edmonton at Carolina, 4:30 p.m. retired. lins. A—19,549 (19,393). 2 RESULTS San Antonio 33 26 .559 1 24. Michigan State (17-7) lost to New Jersey at Minnesota, 5:30 p.m. Sam Querrey (6), United States, def. Radu Albot, Moldova, 6-3, 6-4. Dallas 26 31 .456 7 Wisconsin 79-62. Boston at Anaheim, 7 p.m. Thursday 25. South Dakota (22-3) did not play. New Orleans 26 33 .441 8 SCORING LEADERS At Daytona International Speedway Memphis 23 36 .390 11 SCORING LEADERS ATP TOUR ABN AMRO WORLD Daytona Beach, Fla. G FG FT Pts Avg NORTHWEST DIVISION WOMEN’S FAR WEST TOURNAMENT RESULTS Starting position in parentheses Harden, HOU 54 581 540 1976 36.6 GP G A Pts 1. (3) Joey Logano, Ford, 60. W L Pct GB Thursday Thursday George, OKC 56 529 329 1605 28.7 Nikita Kucherov, TB 57 25 63 88 2. (4) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 60. BYU 70, Portland 69 At Ahoy' Stadium Denver 39 18 .684 — Curry, GOL 46 440 200 1316 28.6 Patrick Kane, CHI 56 33 49 82 CS Bakersfield 80, Chicago St. 47 Rotterdam, Netherlands 3. (9) Aric Almirola, Ford, 60. Oklahoma City 37 20 .649 2 Davis, NOR 45 451 323 1266 28.1 Connor McDavid, EDM 55 31 51 82 CS Northridge 68, Cal Poly 52 Purse: $2.22 million (ATP500) 4. (6) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 60. Portland 34 23 .596 5 Durant, GOL 57 554 360 1573 27.6 Johnny Gaudreau, CGY 56 29 48 77 E. Washington 76, N. Colorado 72 Surface: Hard-Indoor 5. (10) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 60. Utah 32 25 .561 7 Embiid, PHL 54 483 443 1473 27.3 Mikko Rantanen, COL 56 24 51 75 Gonzaga 71, San Diego 44 Singles (8) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 60. Minnesota 27 30 .474 12 Antetok., MIL 53 531 349 1440 27.2 Nathan MacKinnon, COL56 29 45 74 6. Hawaii 72, UC Santa Barbara 49 Leonard, TOR 43 398 286 1159 27.0 Brayden Point, TB 56 33 39 72 Second Round 7. (14) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 60. Idaho St. 62, Montana St. 49 EASTERN CONFERENCE Lillard, POR 56 486 340 1474 26.3 Brad Marchand, BOS 56 22 47 69 Damir Dzumhur, Bosnia-Herzegovina, 8. (2) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 60. Montana 64, Weber St. 56 def. Mikhail Kukushkin, Kazakhstan, Griffin, DET 54 480 324 1418 26.3 Mark Scheifele, WPG 57 30 38 68 9. (5) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 60. New Mexico St. 72, Utah Valley 63 6-4, 7-6 (3). Beal, WAS 58 535 243 1458 25.1 Blake Wheeler, WPG 57 12 56 68 ATLANTIC DIVISION Pacific 74, San Francisco 48 Daniil Medvedev (5), Russia, def. Fer- 10. (17) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 60. Walker, CHA 57 491 253 1422 24.9 Leon Draisaitl, EDM 56 33 34 67 nando Verdasco, Spain, 6-2, 7-5. 11. (11) David Ragan, Ford, 60. W L Pct GB Booker, PHX 44 381 228 1081 24.6 Portland St. 74, N. Arizona 59 Mitchell Marner, TOR 56 20 47 67 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, France, def. Tallon Irving, BOS 47 420 149 1108 23.6 Rio Grande 74, Seattle 70 12. (16) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 60. Toronto 43 16 .729 — David Pastrnak, BOS 56 31 35 66 Griekspoor, Netherlands, 7-6 (5), 6-1. Towns, MIN 57 479 261 1319 23.1 Sacramento St. 75, S. Utah 69 13. (1) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 59. Boston 37 21 .638 5 1/2 Steven Stamkos, TB 57 30 36 66 Kei Nishikori (1), Japan, def. Ernests LaVine, CHI 51 417 250 1172 23.0 Saint Mary’s (Cal) 81, Santa Clara 68 Philadelphia 37 21 .638 5 1/2 Sidney Crosby, PIT 54 24 42 66 Gulbis, Latvia, 6-1, 6-4. 14. (7) Erik Jones, Toyota, 59. Mitchell, UTA 53 435 204 1189 22.4 UC Davis 72, UC Riverside 59 Brooklyn 30 29 .508 13 1 tied with 65 pts. Marton Fucsovics, Hungary, def. Nikoloz 15. (15) Brendan Gaughan, Chevrolet, 59. Thompson, GOL 56 478 102 1224 21.9 UC Irvine 48, Long Beach St. 46 New York 11 47 .190 31 1/2 Basilashvili (9), Georgia, 7-6 (1), 6-1. 16. (19) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 59. Westbrook, OKC 49 402 202 1063 21.7 UMKC 65, Grand Canyon 56 SOUTHEAST DIVISION Golf 17. (13) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, 59. ATP TOUR ARGENTINA OPEN 18. (12) Michael McDowell, Ford, 58. W L Pct GB NHL College basketball RESULTS 19. (18) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 57. Charlotte 27 30 .474 — LPGA WOMAN'S AUSTRALIAN Thursday 20. (21) Joey Gase, Toyota, 57. Miami 26 30 .464 1/2 OPEN WESTERN CONFERENCE At Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club 21. (20) BJ McLeod, Chevrolet, 57. Orlando 27 32 .458 1 MEN’S TOP 25 FARED Buenos Aires, Argentina Washington 24 34 .414 3 1/2 Thursday Purse: $590,745 (ATP250) Atlanta 19 39 .328 8 1/2 Thursday PACIFIC DIVISION At The Grange CC Odds 1. Tennessee (23-1) did not play. Adelaide, Australia Surface: Clay-Outdoor CENTRAL DIVISION GP W L OT Pts GF GA 2. Duke (22-2) did not play. Purse: $1.3 million Singles W L Pct GB 3. Gonzaga (24-2) beat Sharks 57 34 16 7 75 210 177 Yardage: 6,648; Par: 72 (36-36) Second Round Loyola Marymount 73-60. PREGAME.COM LINE Calgary 57 34 16 7 75 207 170 First Round Pablo Cuevas, Uruguay, def. Joao Sousa Milwaukee 43 14 .754 — 4. Virginia (21-2) did not play. Vegas 59 31 24 4 66 175 168 (a-amateur) (5), Portugal, 6-4, 7-5. Indiana 38 20 .655 5 1/2 5. Kentucky (20-4) did not play. Vancouver 58 25 26 7 57 164 182 Wei-Ling Hsu ...... 34-31—65 -7 Albert Ramos-Vinolas, Spain, def. David College Basketball Detroit 26 30 .464 16 1/2 6. Michigan (22-3) did not play. Arizona 57 25 27 5 55 150 167 Jodi Ewart Shadoff ...... 31-34—65 -7 Ferrer, Spain, 3-6, 7-6 (9), 6-3. Friday Chicago 14 44 .241 29 1/2 7. Nevada (23-1) did not play. Edmonton 56 24 27 5 53 160 187 Bronte Law ...... 33-34—67 -5 Dominic Thiem (1), Austria, def. Maxi Cleveland 12 46 .207 31 1/2 Favorite Line Underdog 8. North Carolina (19-5) did not play. Anaheim 57 22 26 9 53 128 182 Madelene Sagstrom ...... 34-33—67 -5 Marterer, Germany, 6-4, 6-4. Wednesday’s games 9. Houston (24-1) beat UConn 71-63. Los Angeles 56 23 28 5 51 136 171 Karrie Webb ...... 35-32—67 -5 at Pennsylvania 9 Dartmouth Brooklyn 148, Cleveland 139, 3OT 10. Marquette (21-4) did not play. CENTRAL DIVISION Hannah Green ...... 34-34—68 -4 WTA QATAR TOTAL OPEN at Davidson 11 St. Joseph's Milwaukee 106, Indiana 97 11. Michigan State (20-5) did not play. Kristen Gillman...... 33-35—68 -4 RESULTS Yale 9 at Columbia Boston 118, Detroit 110 12. Purdue (17-7) did not play. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Jackie Stoelting ...... 34-34—68 -4 at Princeton 1 Harvard Philadelphia 126, New York 111 13. Villanova (20-5) did not play. Carlota Ciganda ...... 34-34—68 -4 Winnipeg 58 36 19 3 75 199 167 Thursday at Georgia St 8 1/2 So. Alabama Toronto 129, Washington 120 14. Kansas (19-6) did not play. Moriya Jutanugarn ...... 33-35—68 -4 Nashville 60 34 21 5 73 185 155 At The Khalifa International Tennis at CORNELL PK Brown Chicago 122, Memphis 110 15. Texas Tech (20-5) did not play. Jin Young Ko ...... 34-34—68 -4 Complex St. Louis 56 29 22 5 63 167 162 at Ga. Southern 10 1/2 Troy Minnesota 121, Houston 111 16. Louisville (17-8) did not play. Jane Park ...... 37-32—69 -3 Doha, Qatar Dallas 57 29 23 5 63 145 146 at WRIGHT St PK N. Kentucky Miami 112, Dallas 101 17. Florida State (19-5) did not play. Yu Liu ...... 34-35—69 -3 Purse: $916,131 (Premier) Minnesota 57 27 25 5 59 160 167 Brittany Altomare ...... 35-34—69 -3 Buffalo 2 1/2 at Toledo Denver 120, Sacramento 118 18. Kansas State (19-5) did not play. Surface: Hard-Outdoor Colorado 57 23 23 11 57 186 189 Georgia Hall ...... 33-36—69 -3 L.A. Clippers 134, Phoenix 107 19. LSU (20-4) did not play. NHL Chicago 58 24 25 9 57 190 211 Alena Sharp ...... 33-36—69 -3 Singles Portland 129, Warriors 107 20. Wisconsin (17-8) did not play. Amy Olson ...... 36-34—70 -2 Quarterfinals Friday Thursday’s games 21. Iowa (19-5) did not play. Annie Park ...... 33-37—70 -2 Elina Svitolina (4), Ukraine, def. Karolina 22. Virginia Tech (19-5) did not play. EASTERN CONFERENCE Favorite Line Underdog Orlando 127, Charlotte 89 Lauren Stephenson ...... 34-36—70 -2 Muchova, Czech Republic, 6-4, 6-2. 23. Iowa State (18-6) did not play. at Buffalo -155/+145 NY Rangers New York 106, Atlanta 91 Dana Finkelstein...... 34-36—70 -2 Angelique Kerber (3), Germany, def. New Orleans 131, Oklahoma City 122 24. Maryland (19-6) did not play. ATLANTIC DIVISION Erika Hara ...... 36-34—70 -2 Barbora Strycova, Czech Republic, 1-6, at Carolina -167/+157 Edmonton Friday's games 25. Buffalo (21-3) did not play. Haeji Kang ...... 34-36—70 -2 6-2, 7-6 (4). at Minnesota -205/+185 New Jersey GP W L OT Pts GF GA Team World vs. Team USA at Charlotte, Haru Nomura ...... 37-33—70 -2 Simona Halep (1), Romania, def. Julia Go- Boston -158/+148 at Anaheim N.C., 6 p.m. MEN’S FAR WEST Tampa Bay 58 43 11 4 90 229 159 Amy Yang ...... 35-35—70 -2 erges (9), Germany, 7-6 (1), 7-6 (6). Saturday's games Toronto 57 36 18 3 75 206 162 Mel Reid ...... 35-35—70 -2 Elise Mertens, Belgium, def. Kiki Bertens Sarah Schmelzel ...... 33-37—70 -2 (5), Netherlands, 6-4, 6-3. Transactions No games scheduled. Thursday Boston 57 32 17 8 72 168 148 Marissa Steen ...... 33-37—70 -2 Montreal 57 31 19 7 69 173 165 Sunday's games Montana 83, Weber St. 80 Karis Davidson...... 37-34—71 -1 Buffalo 56 28 21 7 63 165 171 2019 NBA All-Star game Montana St. 84, Idaho St. 76 Kris Tamulis ...... 35-36—71 -1 Motor sports BASEBALL Team LeBron West vs. Team Giannis N. Colorado 75, Idaho 47 Florida 56 24 24 8 56 171 194 Lindy Duncan ...... 35-36—71 -1 Detroit 58 23 28 7 53 162 190 East at Charlotte, N.C., 5 p.m. New Mexico St. 84, Utah Valley 77 Katherine Kirk ...... 35-36—71 -1 American League Purdue Fort Wayne 94, Denver 81 Ottawa 57 21 31 5 47 175 208 Mi Hyang Lee ...... 36-35—71 -1 NASCAR CUP - GANDER RV DUEL Cleveland Indians: Signed C Tim Blazers 129, Warriors 107 Sacramento St. 84, S. Utah 73 METROPOLITAN DIVISION Lizette Salas ...... 35-36—71 -1 1 RESULTS Federowicz, RHP Asher Wojciechowski (Wednesday’s game) San Francisco 89, Pepperdine 77 Lydia Ko ...... 35-36—71 -1 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Nelly Korda ...... 38-33—71 -1 and INF Ernie Clement to minor League GOLDEN STATE (107) Utah 83, Arizona 76 Thursday contracts. Caroline Masson ...... 33-38—71 -1 N.Y. Islanders 57 34 17 6 74 164 136 At Daytona International Speedway Durant 12-17 5-6 32, Green 4-7 0-0 9, Felicity Johnson ...... 32-39—71 -1 National League Looney 1-5 0-0 2, St.Curry 10-24 7-7 32, Washington 57 31 19 7 69 192 183 WOMEN’S TOP 25 FARED Pornanong Phatlum...... 36-35—71 -1 Daytona Beach, Fla. Chicago Cubs: Agreed to terms with LHP Thompson 2-16 3-3 9, McKinnie 1-2 0-0 Columbus 56 32 21 3 67 180 170 Isi Gabsa ...... 34-37—71 -1 Starting position in parentheses Xavier Cedeno on a one-year contract. 2, Bell 3-7 0-0 6, Jerebko 3-5 0-0 6, Cook Thursday Pittsburgh 57 30 20 7 67 196 174 Pei-Ying Tsai ...... 34-37—71 -1 1. (8) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 60. 1-6 0-0 3, Lee 2-8 1-2 6. Totals 39-97 1. Baylor (22-1) did not play. Carolina 57 29 22 6 64 167 164 16-18 107. Pavarisa Yoktuan ...... 37-34—71 -1 2. (10) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 60. Philadelphia 57 26 24 7 59 167 190 BASKETBALL 2. Louisville (23-1) did not play. Celine Herbin ...... 36-35—71 -1 3. (6) Paul Menard, Ford, 60. PORTLAND (129) 3. Oregon (23-1) did not play. N.Y. Rangers 56 24 24 8 56 159 186 Gaby Lopez ...... 36-35—71 -1 4. (16) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 60. National Basketball Association Harkless 4-9 1-2 10, Aminu 3-7 4-4 12, 4. UConn (22-2) did not play. New Jersey 57 21 28 8 50 164 199 Celine Boutier ...... 35-36—71 -1 Nurkic 5-14 1-4 11, Lillard 9-15 5-6 29, 5. Mississippi State (22-2) lost to NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Minjee Lee ...... 37-34—71 -1 5. (4) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 60. Atlanta Hawks: Transferred F Alex McCollum 5-13 2-2 15, Layman 7-9 0-0 Missouri 75-67. overtime loss. Top three teams in each Maria Torres ...... 36-35—71 -1 6. (17) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 60. Poythress from Erie (NBAGL). Unique opportunity for SAMPLE AD Marin County nonprofits Receive valuable exposure in the Marin IJ! It's free! Now accepting ads for April • Deadline is March 15

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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Notice is hereby given that the governing GOLDEN GATE NAME STATEMENT board (“District” or “College of Marin”) of the CITY OF NOVATO CITY OF NOVATO NOTICE OF PETITION BRIDGE, HIGHWAY COUNTY OF MARIN Marin Community College District will receive NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO ADMINISTER AND TRANSPORTA- File No. 145963 sealed Proposals for thefollowing, Apartments, ESTATE OF: TION DISTRICT Business or change Bid No. K15-35712-AE02 for (“Project”) THE NOVATO CITY COUNCIL WILL HOLD A THE NOVATO CITY COUNCIL WILL HOLD SONJA MORRIS NOTICE INVITING BIDS started on: Architectural/Engineering Services, Learning PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTINGA APUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE homes, CASE NO. PR1900517 The following per- Resource Center, Kentfield campus. The Col- CEQA FOLLOWING: shared To all heirs, beneficia- The Golden Gate son (s) is (are) doing lege of Marin is seeking qualifications and pro- MITIGATED NEGATIVE DECLARATION AND Hearing Date, Time &Location housing. ries, creditors, contin- Bridge, Highway and business as: posals from Architectural Entities (Proposers) MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING Tuesday, February 26,2019, at 6:00 P.M. gent creditors, and Transportation Dis- INTERBILLONLINE to provide design and construction adminis- PROGRAM FOR THE HILL RECREATIONAL AREA Novato City Hall, 901 Sherman Avenue, Novato persons who may oth- trict (District) seeks NBILL.NET tration services for the project referenced PROJECT erwise be interested bids for Contract No. 31 Baywood Ave above (Project). District will select adesign en- Hearing Date, Time &Location Project Name &Application in the WILL or estate, 2018-BT-127, Heavy Ross, CA 94957 tity team consisting of an architect and key February 26, 2019 6:00 PM Wood Hollow Hotel Application: P2015-091 or both of SONJA Duty Brake Parts. In- Phillip L. Paisley sub consultants (collectively known as Archi- Novato City Hall, 901 Sherman Avenue, MORRIS. terested Bidders must 31 Baywood tect) based on qualifications and proposed Novato Project Location &APN 7701 Redwood APETITION FOR PRO- submit bids by way of Ross, CA 94957 fees. Architect is required to be licensed in the Boulevard APNs: 125-202-13 &-14 BATE has been filed upload to the Dis- County of principal State of California. Project Name &Project Number by CHRISTOPHER trict’s Procurement place of business:- On April 5, 2019, the College of Marin will re- Hill Recreation Area CIP Project No:01-005 Project Description HUSS in the Superior Portal: https://ggbhtd Marin ceive sealed Proposals at the District’s office: Request for amitigated negative declaration Court of California, .bonfirehub.com by This business is con- Fiscal Services Office, Building 8, 1800 Ignacio Project Location Eastern End of Hill Road at (IS/MND), master plan/precise development Room for Rent County of Marin. Tuesday, March 5th, ducted by: an individ- Boulevard, Novato, CA 94949. Proposals shall Indian Valley Road in Novato, California plan, and vacation of aportion of awaiver of THE PETITION FOR 2019, at 2:00 p.m., PT, ual be accepted no later than 12:00 p.m. only as vehicular access on Redwood Boulevard for a $900/Mo. +$900 De- PROBATE requests at which time bids will /s/ Phillip L. Paisley determined by time and date stamp clock at Project Description new hotel on avacant 4.5+/- acre parcel. The posit. N/P/S. Near that CHRISTOPHER be publicly opened FILED: Dec. 27, 2018 the District’s office. All Proposals envelopes The Hill Recreation Area project would replace hotel would be approximately 46,865 square SSU in Rohnert Park. HUSS be appointed as and read. RICHARD BENSON will be time-stamped to reflect their submittal the existing natural turf fields with two syn- feet in floor area with 87 rooms and include as- 707-586-1045 personal representa- Marin County Clerk time. District will reject all Proposals received thetic turf fields; add pickleball/paddle tennis sociated parking and landscaping. The project tive to administer the Requests for ap- By: CSanchez ,Deputy after the specified time and will return such courts; add bocce courts with canopy and site is not on alist compiled pursuant to Gov- estate of the dece- proved equals, modifi- NOTICE: This state- Proposals to the Architect unopened. Architect lighting; modify the Hill Gymnasium restroom; ernment Code section 65962.5. Announcements dent. cations or ment expires on must submit Qualifications and Proposals in add to and improve existing parking, circula- THE PETITION re- clarifications of any 12/27/2023. Anew FBN accordance with this Request for Qualifica- tion, and stormwater facilities; and other an- California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) quests the decedent’s requirement must be statement must be tions and Proposals. cillary improvements such as picnic tables, Arevised Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Dec- WILL and codicils, if submitted in writing filed no more than 40 Architect is required to comply with all appli- benches, LED walkway lighting, drinking foun- laration (IS/MND) has been prepared for the any, be admitted to by Tuesday, February days from expiration. cable prevailing wage requirements and/or tain, and waste/recycle receptacles. Both project. Copies of the IS/MND are available for probate. The WILL and 19th, 2019, at 4:00 p.m., This filing does not of regulations. fields would be fenced with 8-foot tall vinyl review at: any codicils are avail- PT. itself authorize the The complete Request for Qualifications and coated fencing or galvanized chain link fenc- Community Development Department (ad- Business able for examination use of this name in vi- Proposals (RFQ/P) are available on February ing. These improvements would provide rec- dress below), and the IS/MND and additional in the file kept by the The Bid Documents olation of the rights of 15, 2019, for review at the District Fiscal Serv- reational opportunities to users. project information and plans can be down- notices, court. are available for another under federal, ices Bids Solicitationwebsite: loaded at: novato.org/woodhollowhotel personal THE PETITION re- download on the Dis- state or common law. https://www.planetbids.com/portal/portal. California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) messages, quests authority to trict’s Procurement (B&P Code 14400 et cfm?CompanyID=39469 An Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declara- Planning CommissionRecommendation administer the estate Portal. In order to seq.) No. 104 Jan. 25, tion (IS/MND) has been prepared for the On January 28, 2019, the Planning Commission lost & under the Independ- download and re- Feb. 1, 8, 15, 2019 THE DISTRICT –reserves the right to reject any project. Copies of the IS/MND are available for voted to recommend that the City Council found. ent Administration of spond to posted or all bids. review at Public Works Department (address adopt an MND and approve the project Estates Act .(This au- solicitations, below) and can be downloaded at: entitlements. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS novato.org/hillmasterplan thority will allow the Proposers will need to NAME STATEMENT MARIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT personal representa- register. Once regis- COUNTY OF MARIN Staff Contact tive to take many ac- tered, to download Published Date: Friday, February 15, 2019 Staff ContactPetr Skala, Associate Engineer HansGrunt, Senior Planner File No. 2019 146024 [email protected] [email protected] tions without obtain- the documents: Business or change Published Date: Friday, February 22, 2019 415-899-8237 415.899.8940 ing court approval. started on: 3/7/2011 NO. 201 Before taking certain 1) Go to the District’s The following per- Shoreline Unified School District Application Information for Public Review Application Information for Public Review very important ac- Procurement Portal: NovatoPublic Works Department Project Website: novato.org/woodhollowhotel Found https://ggbhtd. son (s) is (are) doing 10 John Street tions, however, the business as: Tomales, CA 94971 922 Machin Avenue, Novato, CA 94945 Novato Community Development Department personal representa- bonfirehub.com. Open during regular work hours Monday 922 Machin Avenue, Novato, CA 94945 FOUND: Kayak ARMADA BUILDERS tive will be required to 2) Under “Action” col- AND INTERIORS February 15, 2019 through Thursday andevery other Friday floating in Corte give notice to interest- umn of “Open Public (closed February 22). Open Monday through Thursday and alternat- Madera Creek 485 Magnolia Avenue ed persons unless Opportunities” page, Larkspur, CA 94939 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS ing Fridays from 9AMto1PMand 2PMto in January. they have waived no- click on “View Oppor- If anyone wishes to challenge this project in 5PM. Closed Friday,February 22, 2019. 415-925-1648 ARMADA INTERIORS, FOR ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES tice or consented to tunity” next to desired INC. court, they may be limited to raising only the proposed action.) Project. 485 Magnolia Avenue The Shoreline Unified School District (“Distric- those issues they or anyone else raised prior If anyone wishes to challenge this project in The independent ad- 3) Scroll down to Larkspur, CA 94939 t”) is requesting Statements of Qualification to the hearing described in this notice or in court, they may be limited to raising only Merchandise ministration authority “Supporting Docu- County of principal from architectural firms for architectural serv- written correspondence delivered to the Public those issues they or anyone else raised prior will be granted unless mentation” section to place of business: ices for all upcoming Measure IProjects within Works Department on, or prior to, the hearing to the hearing described in this notice or in an interested person download documents. Marin County the Shoreline Unified School District and for all date. written correspondence delivered to the Com- files an objection to This business is other facility projects that may be identified munity Development Department on, or prior the petition and For general questions conducted by: by the District. Thus, while this RFQ focuses on Date: February 14, 2019 to, the hearing date. shows good cause regarding this Con- acorporation the above project, the architectural firm se- why the court should tract, please contact NO. 205 FEB 15, 2019 Date: February 15, 2019 Furniture, /s/ Brad Oldenbrook lected may, at the sole discretion of the Dis- not grant the authori- Marianne Waterman, FILED: 1/9/2019 trict, be engaged in other projects as designat- tickets ty. Senior Buyer, at 415- SHELLY SCOTT, ed by the district. NO. 196 Feb. 15, 2019 AHEARING on the pe- 257-4481. garage Marin County Clerk TOWN OF CORTE MADERA ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRE-QUALIFICATION tition will be held in By:J. McGough, Interested firms are invited to submit their PLANNING COMMISSION this court as follows: /s/ Aida S. Caputo, PROCEDURES AND OPEN DATES FOR ANNUAL sales. Deputy proposals, which shall include three (3) origi- PRE-QUALIFICATION 03/11/19 at 9:00AM in Contracts Officer NOTICE: This state- nals of the requested materials, to: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Dept. Jlocated at CIV- Dated: 2/12/19 ment expires on IC CENTER, HALL OF 2/15/19 Notice is hereby given that the Novato Unified 1/9/2024. Anew FBN Bob Raines PROJECT NAME: RESIDENCES AT PRESERVE School District has determined that all pro- JUSTICE, 3501 CIVIC CNS-3222447# statement must be Shoreline Unified School District SUBDIVISION CENTER DR., ROOM MARIN INDEPENDENT spective bidders on its Measure Gconstruc- filed no more than 40 10 John Street tion projects must be pre-qualified prior to 113, SAN RAFAEL, CA JOURNAL NO. 191 days from expiration. Tomales, CA 94971 PROJECT ADDRESS: PARADISE DRIVE AT 94913 submitting bids. To be considered for pre- This filing does not of ROBIN DRIVE (APN NO.038-011-21), qualification for Measure Gprojects, prospec- IF YOU OBJECT to the itself authorize the Questions regarding this RFP may be directed CORTE MADERA, CA granting of the peti- tive bidders must hold one or more of the fol- use of this name in vi- to the above contact person. For acopy of the lowing California State Contractors Licenses: tion, you should ap- NOTICE TO olation of the rights of full RFP please visit MEETING DATE: TUESDAY FEBRUARY 26, 2019 pear at the hearing A, B, C-4, C-7, C-10, C-16, C-20, C-34, C-36, C-38, Cemetery CREDITORS another under federal, www.greystonewest.com/current-projects. C-42, C-43, and C-46.Pre-qualification is not a and state your objec- OF BULK SALE state or common law. TIME AND PLACE: 7:00 P.M., CORTE MADERA tions or file written guarantee that contractors will be allowed to Plots&Crypts (UCC Sec. 6105) (B&P Code 14400 et Your Statement of Qualifications submittal TOWN HALL, 300 TAMALPAIS DRIVE bid the projects. Certain projects may impose objections with the NOTICE IS HEREBY seq.) No.164 Feb. 8, 15, must be received by 11:00 a.m. on February court before the hear- additional experience requirements. No bid Mt. Tam Cemetery GIVEN that abulk sale 22, March 1, 2019 28, 2019. Submittals received after this date SUBJECT: PUBLIC HEARING FOR CONSIDERA- will be accepted from aContractor that has 2adjacent plots in ing. Your appearance is about to be made. and time will not be accepted by the District. TION AND POSSIBLE RECOMMENDATION TO may be in person or failed to comply with these requirements. If Garden of Devotion. The name(s), business THE CORTE MADERA TOWN COUNCIL REGARD- two or more business entities submit abid on $20,500 OBO. by your attorney. address(es) to the NOTICE OF INTENDED This is not aformal request for bids or an offer ING AMITIGATED NEGATIVE DECLARATION, 916-833-0718 IF YOU ARE ACRED- aproject as aJoint Venture, or expect to sub- Seller(s), are: TRANSFER OF RETAIL by the District to contract with any party re- ZONING AMENDMENT, PLANNED DEVELOP- mit abid as part of aJoint Venture, each entity ITOR or acontingent May Ying Lee &Jack ALCOHOLIC sponding to this request. The District reserves MENT WITH PRELIMINARY AND PRECISE PLAN, creditor of the dece- within the Joint Venture must be separately Zhang, 247 Shoreline BEVERAGE LICENSE the right to reject any and all proposals. SUBDIVISION TENTATIVE MAP, DESIGN REVIEW, qualified to bid. Miscellaneous dent, you must file Hwy 6, Mill Valley, CA UNDER SECTIONS SUBMITTED BY AIMCO ROBIN DRIVE L.P., FOR A your claim with the 94941 24073 AND 24074, Sincerely, 24-UNIT RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION AND ASSO- court and mail acopy Completed pre-qualification packages may be Merchandise Doing Business as: CALIFORNIA BUSINESS CIATED SITE IMPROVEMENTS. submitted two times ayear: (1) from March 1 to the personal repre- All other business AND PROFESSIONS Bob Raines sentative appointed through March 10; and (2) from October 1 LOTS OF LPs. name(s) and CODE Shoreline Unified School District PROJECT APPLICANTS: AIMCO ROBIN DRIVE L.P through October 10. If the ending date falls on LOTS OF LPs. Craig by the court within address(es) used by 1. Licensee(s) the later of either (1) aSunday, packages will be due the next day 415-454-8929 (msg.) the Seller(s) within Name(s): Lee, May NO. 193 February 15, 2019, February 22, 2019 PROJECT CONTACT: ADAM WOLFF, DIRECTOR, no later then 12 noon. four months from the three years, as stated Ying &Zhang, Jack Hai PLANNING AND BUILDING DEPARTMENT date of first issuance Notice is hereby given that the governing by the Seller(s), Jia [email protected]; (415) 927-5064 Contractors who submit acomplete pre- of letters to ageneral is/are: None. 2. Premises board (“District” or “College of Marin”) of the Transportation personal representa- Marin Community College District will receive qualification package will be notified by first The name(s) and ad- Address(es) To Which NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Corte class mail of their qualification status, such tive, as defined in sec- dress of the Buyer(s) The Licenses(s) sealed Proposals for the following, Bid No. tion 58(b) of the Cali- K15-35712-CS02 for (“Project”) Lease- Madera Planning Commission will hold aPub- notice to be mailed no later than ten business is/are: Has/Have Been Is- lic Hearing to review information, receive pub- days after the final deadline date of each sub- fornia Probate Code, Jian Zhu, 1560 Sacra- sued: 247 Shoreline Leaseback Construction Services, Learning or (2) 60 days from the Resource Center, Kentfield campus. The Col- lic comments, and consider making arecom- mission period. The Novato Unified School Dis- mento St. #211, San Hwy. Mill Valley, CA mendation to the Corte Madera Town Council trict’s decision will be based on objective eval- date of mailing or per- Francisco, CA 94109 94941 lege of Marin is seeking qualifications and pro- sonal delivery to you posals from General Contractors (Proposers) regarding certification of aMitigated Negative uation criteria. Pre-qualification approval will Cars, trucks, The assets to be sold 3. Licensee’s Mailing Declaration and applications by Aimco Robin remain valid for one (1) calendar year from the of anotice under sec- are described in gen- Address: 3036 Noriega to provide pre-construction and construction tion 9052 of the Cali- services for the project referenced above Drive L.P. for: date of notice of qualification, except that the motorcycles, eral as: Assets of the St., San Francisco, CA Novato Unified School District reserves the SUVs, fornia Probate Code. aforesaid business, in- 94122 (Project). District will select ageneral contrac- Other California stat- tor consisting of ageneral contractor and key 1)a Zoning Amendment to replace hillside right during that calendar year to adjust, in- aircraft, cluding: Goodwill, Fix- 4. Applicant(s) land capacity overlay zoning with the planned crease, limit, suspend or rescind the pre- utes and legal authori- tures and Equipment, Name(s): Zhu, Jian trade contractors (collectively known as ty may affect your “Lease-Leaseback General Contractor” or “LL- development overlay zoning; qualification ratings based on subsequently boats. Stock in Trade, Inven- 5. Proposed Business 2)Planned Development with aPreliminary learned information and after giving notice of rights as acreditor. tory, Leasehold Im- Address: B”) based on qualifications and proposed fees. You may want to con- General Contractor is required to be licensed Plan, Precise Plan, and Subdivision Tentative the proposed action to the Contractor and an provements, Liquor Li- 6. Mailing Address of Map to subdivide the property into 19 lots and opportunity for ahearing consistent with the sult with an attorney cense and are located Applicant: 1560 Sacra- in the State of California with a‘B’ license. knowledgeable in Cal- On April 5, 2019, the College of Marin will re- aprivate street for the development of 16 hearing procedures described below for ap- at: 247 Shoreline Hwy mento St #211, San single-family homes and 8accessory dwelling pealing apre-qualification determination. ifornia law. 6, Mill Valley, CA 94941 Francisco, CA 94109 ceive sealed Proposals at the District’s office: YOU MAY EXAMINE Fiscal Services Office, Building 8, 1800 Ignacio units, including modification of zoning stand- The bulk sale is in- 7. Kind of License In- ards; and To request pre-qualification packets for Meas- the file kept by the tended to be consum- tended To Be Trans- Boulevard, Novato, CA 94949. Proposals shall court. If you are aper- be accepted no later than 12:00 p.m. only as 3)Design Review to construct 16 structures for ure Gprojects, contact District Construction mated at the office of: ferred: Type 41 On- 16 single-family units and 8attached accesso- Managers, Greystone West Company, 621 son interested in the Chinese American As- Sale Beer And Wine Li- determined by time and date stamp clock at estate, you may file the District’s office. All Proposals envelopes ry dwelling units, and associated landscaping, West Spain Street, Sonoma CA 95476, Ph. 707- Sport Utility sociates, 739 Wash- cense Number 346471 tree removal, and site improvements. 933-0624 or download it from their website with the court aRe- ington St.. #300, San 8. Escrow will be time-stamped to reflect their submittal Vehicles quest for Special No- time. District will reject all Proposals received at www.greystonewest.com. The pre- Francisco, CA 94108 Holder/Guarantor Pursuant to the California Environmental Qual- qualification packages should be submitted tice (form DE-154) of and the anticipated Name: Chinese Ameri- after the specified time and will return such the filing of an inven- Proposals to the general contractor unopened. ity Act (CEQA), an Initial Study/Mitigated Neg- in asealed envelope and marked “CONFIDEN- MERCEDES BENZ G55 sale date is: 3-19-2019 can Associates ative Declaration was prepared for the project. TIAL” to: 2005, Black, 86K tory and appraisal of The bulk sale is sub- 9. Escrow General Contractor must submit Qualifications miles, Exc cond. estate assets or of and Proposals in accordance with the Request All public comments, and the Planning Depart- $48,800. 415-793-0015 ject to California Uni- Holder/Guarantor Ad- ment’s responses to public comments, are Novato Unified SchoolDistrict any petition or ac- form Commercial dress: 739 Washington for Qualifications and Proposals. count as provided in General Contractor and subcontractors are re- included in arevised Mitigated Negative Facilities Office –Room105 Code Section 6106.2 Street, Ste. 300, San Declaration and Staff Report. Attn: Mike Woolard, Executive Director of Probate Code section [If the sale subject to Francisco, CA 94108 quired to comply with all applicable prevailing 1250. ARequest for wage requirements and/or regulations. Facilities Sec. 6106.2, the follow- 10. Total consideration •All interested persons are welcome to attend 1015 Seventh Street Special Notice form is ing information must to be paid for busi- The General Contractor and subcontractors, of available from the every tier, shall be registered with the Depart- and to comment, in person or in writing, at the Novato, CA 94945 Fictitious be provided]. The ness and license; in- public hearing. You may also submit written court clerk. name and address of cluding inventory, ment of Industrial Relations pursuant to Labor Attorney for Petitioner Code §§ 1725.5 and 1771.1 for the duration of comments prior to the public hearing by con- The pre-qualification packages (questionnaire the person with whom whether actual cost, tacting the project contact (listed above). answers and financial statements) submitted Business LOREN M. LOPIN -SBN claims may be filed is: estimated cost, or a time that Contractor is performing the Work 164945 under the Contract Documents. by Contractors are not public records and are Edmund Ko, Chinese not-to-exceed •Additional information regarding the Planning not open to public inspection. State law re- TRUSTS &ESTATES American Associates, amount): The complete Request for Qualifications and P.C. Proposals (RFQ/P) are available on February Commission’s prior meetings, project plans, quires that the names of Contractors applying Name 739 Washington St., Check(s) $10,000.00 prior staff reports and presentations can be for pre-qualificationstatus shall be public re- 235 PINE STREET, #300, San Francisco, TOTAL AMOUNT 15, 2019, for reviewatthe District Fiscal SUITE 1150 Services Bids Solicitation website: found on the Town’s Active Projects webpage cords subject to disclosure, and the first page CA 94108 and the last $10,000.00 for the project: http://bit.ly/AIMCO_RobinDr of the questionnaire will be used for that pur- Statements SAN FRANCISCO CA date for filing claims https://www.planetbids.com/portal/portal. The parties agree that cfm?CompanyID=39469 Subdivision and at the Town of Corte Madera pose. 94104 shall be 3-15-19 which the consideration for 2/14, 2/15, 2/21/19 Planning Department, located at 300 Advertise Yo ur is the business day the transfer of the Tamalpais Drive, Corte Madera, California, Each questionnaire must be signed under pen- CNS-3220947# before the sale date business and the THE DISTRICT –reserves the right to reject any DBA Statement MARIN INDEPENDENT or all bids. lower level, during public hours: 8:00am – alty of perjury in the manner designated at the specified above. license(s) is to be paid 11:30am and 1:00pm –3:00pm Monday through end of the form, by an individual who has the with the IJ! Mail JOURNAL no.185 Dated: 2-6-19 only after the Depart- MARIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Thursday. legal authority to bind the Contractor on your filed copyto /S/ Jian Zhu, Owner ment of Alcoholic Bev- whose behalf that person is signing. If any in- 2/15/19 erage Control has ap- Marin IJ Legal Published Date: Friday, February 15, 2019 •Planning Commission meetings are also formation provided by aContractor becomes CNS-3220633# proved the proposed streamed live and may be viewed at: inaccurate, the Contractor must immediately Department MARIN INDEPENDENT transfer. The parties Published Date: Friday, February 22, 2019 www.townofcortemadera.org/623/Watch-Live- NO. 200 notify the Novato Unified School District and 4000 Civic HOURS: JOURNAL NO. 168 also agree and herein Video. provide updated accurate information in writ- Center Drive, Marin Independent direct the above- ing, under penalty of perjury. Novato Unified Suite 301, named escrow holder •Staff reports are usually available by 5:00 p.m. School District reserves the right to waive mi- Journal’sClassified Dept. to make payment of on the Friday before the meeting and may be nor irregularities and omissions in the infor- San Rafael, CA distribution within a obtained from the project contact (listed mation contained in the pre-qualification ap- 94903 or call LOBBY HOURS reasonable time after above) plication submitted, to make all final determi- (415) 382-7335 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. KEEP the completion of the It’sall nations, and to determine at any time that the formore transfer of the license •Ifyou challenge this project in court, you may pre-qualification procedures will not be ap- Monday-Friday as provided in Section be limited to raising only those issues you or plied to afuture public works project. ACon- information. TELEPHONE HOURS 24074 of the California about someone else raised at the public hearing de- tractor who has submitted acompleted appli- INFORMED Business and Profes- scribed in this NOTICE, or in written corre- cation form, and who receives arating of “not *Prepayment is required. 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. sions Code. spondence delivered to the Town of Corte qualified” from Novato Unified School District Monday-Friday Licensee(s)/Transfero Marin Madera at, or prior to, the public hearing. All may appeal that determination. There is no r(s) written responses will become part of the pub- appeal from afinding that aContractor is not Read /S/ May Ying Lee lic record (Government Code Section 65009(b)). pre-qualified because of afailure to submit re- Owner Localnews, quired information, but re-application during Announcements Announcements Date signed: 2-6-19 Idohereby certify that the foregoing Notice of one of the designated time periods is permit- Public Applicant(s)/Transfer Public Hearing was duly processed according ted. The Marin Independent Journal ee(s) sports and to the California Government Code and the Advertising Dept. will be CLOSED /S/ Jian Zhu, Owner Corte Madera Municipal Code. Note: AContractor may be found not pre- on Monday, February 18, 2019 . Notices Date signed: 2-6-19 qualified for bidding on aspecific public works 2/15/19 classifieds. Adam Wolff, PlanningDirector contract to be let by Novato Unified School President’s Day Holiday Deadlines: CNS-3220636# District, or on all contracts to be let by Novato MARIN INDEPENDENT In compliance with the Americans with Disabil- Unified School District until the Contractor Classified Ads: 3:30 p.m. Friday 2/15 for Your JOURNAL NO. 167 To subscribe call all ads running Saturday 2/16, Sunday ities Act, if you need special assistance to par- meets Novato Unified School District’s require- 2/17, Monday 2/18, and Tuesday 2/19/19. ticipate in this meeting, please contact the ments. In addition, aContractor may be found Or visit www.marinij.com to place an ad. Right 415-883-8633 Planning Division at 415-927-5064. Notification not pre-qualified for either: Legal Notices &Obituaries: 12:00 p.m. on FICTITIOUS BUSINESS two business days (the Friday before the (1) Omission of requested information or Friday 2/15 for publication on Saturday NAME STATEMENTS meeting) prior to the meeting will enable the (2) Falsification of information 2/16, Sunday 2/17, Monday 2/18, and To Know Advertise Your DBA with the IJ! Town to make reasonable arrangements to en- Tuesday 2/19/19. Marin IJ Legal Dept. sure accessibility to this meeting. Dated: February 11,2019 Real Estate: Visit www.marinij.com/open 415-382-7335 *Prepayment required. Please include Publication Date: February 15, 2019 homesinputtoplace an ad. contact phone number. No.203 Feb. 15, 2019 NO. 183 8 | C CLASSIFIEDS | MARINIJ.COM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2019 PRESIDENTS’ DAYSALE!

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2019 CHEVy TRAX 2019 CHEVy TRAVERSE 2019 CHEVy BOLTEV 2019 CHEVy EQuINOX Lease for $89/Mo.+ Tax&Lic.For 24 Mos. Lease for $239/Mo.+ Tax&Lic.For 36 Mos. Lease for $189/Mo.+ Tax&Lic.For 36 Mos. Lease for $139/Mo.+ Tax&Lic.For 36 Mos. $2,995 Due at signing. One at this price. STOCK# D30033. $2,995 Due at signing. One at this price. STOCK# D30505. VIN KJ182139. $3,995 Due at signing. One at this price. STOCK# D30558. VIN K4116713. $2,995 Due at signing. One at this price. STOCK# D30558. VIN KS567962. VIN KL14382. Must have aGMlease in the household. **Prices do not include Must have aCompetitive Lease in the household. **Prices do not include Must have aCurrent Lease in the household. **Prices do not include government Must have aCompetitive Lease in the household. **Prices do not include government fees and taxes, anydealer document processing charge, anyfinance government fees and taxes, anydealer document processing charge, anyfinance fees and taxes, anydealer document processing charge, anyfinance charge, any government fees and taxes, anydealer document processing charge, anyfinance charge, anyelectronic filing charge and anyemissions testing charge. Lessees charge, anyelectronic filing charge and anyemissions testing charge. Lessees electronic filing charge and anyemissions testing charge. Lessees responsible for charge, anyelectronic filing charge and anyemissions testing charge. Lessees responsible for mileage in excess of 10K miles per year at $0.25 per mile. responsible for mileage in excess of 10K miles per year at $0.25 per mile. mileage in excess of 10K miles per year at $0.25 per mile. responsible for mileage in excess of 10K miles per year at $0.25 per mile. F.H. DAILEY USED CAR SUPERSTORE 2007 Pontiac Vibe Base 2012 MINI Cooper S 2010 Toyota Pruis V 2017 Hyundai Sonata Base 2017 Hyunda Sonata SE 2016 Chevrolet Impala Limited LTZ Stock# C82055 Vin 423592 Stock# P81770 Vin L83647 Stock# C82097 Vin 151949 Stock# W2971R Vin 519629 Stock# E3015R Vin 531157 Stock# E3006CR Vin 160834 $13,996 $4,120 $9,285 $10,903 $11,991 $12,814 Certified Pre-Owned 2015 Chrysler 300 Limited 2015 Honda Accord EX 2015 Honda Accord EX-L Stock# E2939 Vin 930728 NO CREDIT? BAD CREDIT? NO PROBLEM! Stock# E2992 Vin 170028 Stock# E2994 Vin 132329 $15,991 Call CREDIT SPECIALIST RICK MARTINEZ, 925-789-7152 $15,991 $18,472 2016 Chevrolet Traverse LT 1LT 2013 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT 2017 Chevrolet Traverse 2LT 2009 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD LT 2012 Corvette Grand Sport Centennial Edition 2017 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport 2LT Stock# E2962R Vin 331561 Stock# C81691 Vin 210639 Stock# E2998CR Vin 133904 Stock# C81798 Vin 120288 Stock# T81939 Vin 105488 Stock# E2999 Vin 100726 $26,991 $21,352 $22,949 Certified Pre-Owned $28,752 $36,190 $56,856 510-394-3783 •www.fhdailey.com 800 Davis Street, San Leandro CA or 900 Marina Blvd., San Leandro CA Offers expire end of business Monday,2/18/2019