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spring 2012
city of sausalito
current through may 2012
Sausalito
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Sausalito
Parks & Recreation
Department
420 Litho Street
Sausalito, CA 94965
289-4152 • Fax 289-4198
www.sausalitoparksandrecreation.org
Office Hours: M–TH 8:30am–8:30pm
F 8:30am–12pm, 1pm–5pm
PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR
Mike Langford 289-4126
[email protected]
RECREATION SUPERVISOR
Jeff Dybdal, 289-4140
[email protected]
RECREATION COORDINATOR
Erin Stroud 289-4198
[email protected]
ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE
Anita Wong 289-4197
[email protected]
PARKS & RECREATION: SPECIAL EVENTS
Hershey’s Track & Field
Youth Track Meet
Calendar of Events
MARCH
• 3/10 City-Wide Yard Sale
• 3/29 Hershey’s Track and Field Youth Track Meet
APRIL
• 4/76 32nd Annual Easter Egg Hunt
• 4/26 Aquafina Pitch, Hit and Run Competition
MAY
• 5/27 Caledonia Street Festival
Check us out on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/sausalito.eventcoordinator
All events sponsored by the Sausalito Parks & Recreation
Department.
THURSDAY, MARCH 29
4:30pm
MLK TRACK, 610 COLOMA STREET
This FREE program introduces children age 9–14 to physical fitness
through basic track & field events, encouraging them to be the best
they can possibly be. Come on out and join in the fun by competing
in basic track and field events and have a chance of a lifetime to
receive an all-expense paid trip to compete in the annual North
American Final meet held in Hershey, PA. Both beginners and track
enthusiasts are welcome. Events will include the 50 meter dash, 100
meter dash, 200 meter dash, 400 meter dash, 800 meter run, 1600
meter run, 4 x 100 meter relay, standing long jump, and softball throw.
Participants can enter either two track and one field or two field and
one track event. Check out www.hersheystrackandfield.com for more
information. Pre-registration is required. Download registration form
at www.hersheysausalito.info.
Course # 16001.2121
City Wide Spring Yard Sale
SATURDAY, MARCH 10
MLK PARKING LOT, 610 COLOMA STREET
9am–2pm
32nd Annual Spring Easter Egg Hunt
SATURDAY, APRIL 7
10am–12pm
DUNPHY PARK
10:00am: Parade
SELLERS AND BUYERS WANTED!
10:15am: Egg Hunt
BUYERS: Come by and see what awesome items you might find. 10:30am: Live Music by Tim Cain
ADMISSION IS FREE. Over 80 different booths!
11:00am: Easter Bonnet Contest
SELLERS: Sign up for Sausalito’s Community Yard Sale where your
old goodies might be someone else’s new treasures. Please no craft Once again, The Easter Bunny will be hopping into Sausalito, ready for
vendors allowed, no food vendors allowed and only garage/rummage an egg-citing time this Easter. He will be leading the Easter Parade
sale items to be sold. The City reserves the right to refuse any items it which he hopes you will be a part of. It will begin at the corner of
does not view as appropriate for sale at this event.
Johnson and Caledonia Street in front of the new public safety building.
We will then march to Dunphy Park for an Easter Egg hunt followed
Spaces rent between $10–$20 depending on location.
by an Easter Bonnet Contest judged by members of the Sausalito
Spaces are either 19’ x 9’, 16’ x 12’ or 18’ x 10’
Women’s Club. So put on your bright smiles and your craziest, creative
Yellow spaces are smaller at 16’ x 9’
and beautiful Easter bonnets, and we’ll see you rain or shine.
Space choice is assigned in order of registration.
REGISTRATION OPENS FEBRUARY 1, 2012
Aquafina Major League Baseball
Yellow Space
Blue Space
Orange Space
Red Space
6’ Table Rental
10’X10’ Tent Rental
$10R
$12R
$15R
$20R
$10
$25
$15NR
$17NR
$20NR
$25NR
Check out the SPACE MAP online: www.sausalitoyardsale.info
Call 289-4152 to register.
Pitch, Hit & Run Competition
THURSDAY, APRIL 26
4:30pm–6:30pm
MLK BASEBALL FIELD, 610 COLOMA STREET
The Sausalito Parks & Recreation Department will host this FREE oneday skills event for boys and girls aged 7–14. Participants will compete
in three important aspects of baseball: batting, throwing and baserunning. Champions of each event along with “all-round” high scorers
in each age group will advance to an assigned sectional competition.
Check out www.pitchhitandrunsausalito.info for more information.
You may register on-site but pre-registration is preferred.
Course # 16002.2121
Parks & Recreation Department 289-4152 www.cityofsausalitospecialevents.com
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Friday Nights, June 1 – August 24, 6:30pm – 8pm
Sponsorships & Reserved Tables Available Now!
Sausalito’s summertime Jazz & Blues by the Bay concerts have become
legendary local favorites and you have a chance to be a part of it all as
a sponsor or with a reserved table.
Breathtaking views of Angel Island, San Francisco and the Bay
provide the backdrop for this Friday night celebration at Gabrielson
Park in downtown Sausalito. As a sponsor you can come enjoy the view,
all the great music, good food and wonderful friends every week at
your very own table.
Thanks to our generous sponsors, these weekly concerts continue
free of charge each year for the residents of Sausalito
PLATINUM BUSINESS LEVEL $2,000
TABLES OPEN FOR PURCHASE ON JANUARY 30
Sponsor Benefits
• Corporate logo (8”x10”) on Sponsor Banner located by the stage
• Two reserved Parking Spots northeast of Gabrielson Park for
concert series season
• All Gold Sponsor benefits
GOLD BUSINESS LEVEL $1,000
TABLES OPEN FOR PURCHASE ON FEBRUARY 6
Sponsor Benefits
• Thank you announcements by the Emcee each week
Jazz & Blues by the Bay 2012
• Six “Official Sponsor” Jazz & Blues sweatshirts
Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities
Jazz & Blues Sponsorships are a great opportunity to showcase your • All Silver Sponsor Benefits
business and demonstrate support for the local community. Season
Table sales will open at 9am at the Parks & Recreation Office at City SILVER BUSINESS LEVEL $650
TABLES OPEN FOR PURCHASE ON FEBRUARY 13
Hall on a first come, first served basis.
Sponsor Benefits
PRODUCERS’ LEVEL STAGE SPONSOR—SOLO EXCLUSIVE $5,000
• Company name listed as a sponsor in Sausalito quarterly
TABLES OPEN FOR PURCHASE ON JANUARY 23
magazine (circulation 9,000)
Sponsor Benefits
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Corporate logo in all Jazz & Blues promotional material
• Corporate logo on Stage Banner located across the stage front
• Sponsor name on event merchandise
(exclusive)
• A 100-word write-up, including hot link and logo, on the City of • One reserved table for six for the entire season
Sausalito website
• Six reserved parking spaces northeast of Gabrielson Park for the
concert series season
• Twelve “Official Sponsor” Jazz & Blues sweatshirts
• Two reserved tables for six for the entire season
• Right of first offer for Producers’ Level Sponsorship for 2013
season
• All Gold Sponsor benefits
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BRONZE BUSINESS LEVEL $300 (Does not include table)
Sponsor Benefits
• Company name listed as a sponsor in Sausalito quarterly
magazine (circulation 9,000)
For more table information and an updated table map, check out
www.jazzandbluesbythebay.com.
Season Table Reservations
Those tables that have not been reserved by Sponsors will be made
available to the general public to reserve for the season on a first
come, first served basis.
Resident Reservations $500
TABLES OPEN FOR PURCHASE ON MARCH 5
Non-Resident Reservations $600
Can’t commit to the entire season? A limited number of reserved
tables are available every Friday night on a one-time weekly basis.
These tables are only available by advance registration.
Weekly, One-Time Reserved Table $50
Each year the free Jazz and Blues by the Bay concert series has
become more and more popular attracting greater crowds. In
order to ensure that it is a positive experience for all we ask
that for your compliance with the following:
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Chairs in free lawn seating area must not have seats
taller than 8” from the ground and the backs of the
chairs may be no taller than the shoulder height of the occupant
Tables may be no taller than 18”
Blankets between tables are not allowed and will be
removed
Rocks used to hold blankets in place must be returned
Please use only the space you need
Please make space for others. Let’s all have a good time!
AS ALWAYS, FOOD AND BEVERAGES SPONSORED BY LOCAL
NON-PROFIT GROUPS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AT
EACH CONCERT
GENERAL TERMS & CONDITIONS
• Tables cannot be resold to other parties. They can be gifted.
• Tables will be selected from the 2012 Jazz Table Map. To view the
map, check out www.jazzandbluesbythebay.com.
• All table locations are approximate; there is no guarantee that
tables will be placed at the exact same location each week
• Tables will be cleared by 8:15pm each night for breakdown
• Table holders must recycle/throw away all refuse from their
table each night. Trash receptacles/recycling bins are placed
throughout the park
• Please do not park on Spinnaker Way in the red zone or you will be
cited and towed
• Items left on tables are not the responsibility of the City of
Sausalito, its officers or agents
• Tables and table numbers may not be moved
• Two additional chairs are available for $5 each. Please do not
take chairs from other tables
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Parks & Recreation Commission
John Lerner, Chair
Joe Burns, Vice Chair
Caledonia
Street Festival
SUNDAY, MAY 27, 2012
11am–6pm
The Caledonia Street Fair returns to Caledonia Street with a new name
and new energy. The Caledonia Street Festival will be an event to
celebrate the character, history and importance of Caledonia Street as
well as our wonderful Sausalito community. This year’s Festival will be
a toast to the 75th Anniversary of The Golden Gate Bridge featuring the
“Golden Gate Bridge Photo Contest—Then, Now & Today”. This annual
event draws hundreds of people to dance, eat, drink, mingle, shop and
groove. Artistic highlights include craft and art booths, live music,
entertainment and street performers. A festival created to appeal to
the entire family, there is also a children’s area filled with activities
for youngsters of all ages to participate in. Enjoy all the beautiful and
historic things Caledonia Street has to offer and support the fantastic
local business owners. This event will go on rain or shine.
75th Golden Gate Bridge Anniversary
Photo Contest—Then & Now
Let us celebrate and reflect on the beauty and history of the Golden
Gate Bridge by showcasing individual photographs of this amazing
world renowned landmark. Entries will be displayed at the Caledonia
Street Festival. Everyone is encouraged to enter, professional and
amateur alike. There will be three main categories: Golden (pictures
taken any time before 1987); Silver (pictures taken any time between
1988-2011); and Bronze (pictures taken in 2012). For more information
check out www.sausalitophotocontest.info.
Caledonia Street Festival Call to Artists!
Doreen Goundard
Cindy Powers
Melissa Mooney
Sela Seleska
We had a great 2011. The Commissioners thank Mike Langford, Erin
Stroud, Jeff Dybdal, Anita Wong and all the Parks and Recreation staff,
and volunteers for their dedication and hard work. I know I speak for
all, when I say we are enthusiastically looking forward to 2012.
Robin Sweeney Park’s renovation is moving forward. Community
support for the park renovation has been terrific. We continue to
look for community input and review as we move forward. Thank you
Sausalito for your continued participation and financial support.
Harrison Park’s renovation is also moving forward with our initial
step being park clean up and sight preparation. Improvements and
upgrades to our Sausalito parks and facilities will continue as funding
permits. Our park and recreation programs also continue to grow in
numbers and quality. Mike Langford, Erin Stroud and Jeff Dybdal have
done a wonderful job in managing the Parks and Recreation Budget
and their utilizing California State Grant Funds.
We are continually seeking volunteers to join our Citizens’
Advisory Committees. The generous support and involvement of the
Sausalito community is paramount to a strong and meaningful Park
and Recreation department. Jeff Dybdal continues to do a terrific job
developing new classes and programs. If you have any comments or
suggestions for possible new summer classes or programs, let Jeff
know. Erin Stroud, our Special Events Coordinator, is always hard at
work planning the next community event. If you haven’t already done
so contact Erin Stroud or Anita Wong about available tables for Jazz by
the Bay, Sausalito’s premier summer event. Jazz by the Bay is the place
to be every Friday night this summer
Remember, it is never too too late to get involved with the Parks
and Recreation Department. Erin Stroud is actively reaching out to the
community for volunteers for all upcoming 2012 events. Contact Erin
if you want to get involved. Should you have any questions Anita Wong
is always ready willing and able to see that you are directed to the
proper resource person within the Department.
As a reminder, the Sausalito Parks and Recreation Commission
meets the third Wednesday of every month at 6:30 pm in the Edgewater
room at City Hall, 420 Litho Street. These monthly meetings are open
to the public. Any agenda items should go to through the Park and
Recreation Department office at 289-4152. Your attendance and
participation is always welcomed.
On behalf of all the members of the Parks and Recreation
Commission and the dedicated Sausalito Parks and Recreation Staff,
we would like to say that it is both a pleasure and privilege to serve you
the Sausalito community. We look forward to making 2012 an exciting
and fun Parks and Recreation year.
If you want to enjoy the Caledonia Street Festival from the inside, apply
to be a fine art or craft vendor! Applications for the 2012 Caledonia
Street Festival are now being accepted. For more information, please
visit us at www.caledoniastreetfestival.com.
Respectfully submitted,
John Lerner, Chair, Sausalito Parks and Recreation Commission
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PARKS & RECREATION: ANNOUNCEMENTS
Want to Get Involved?
The Sausalito Parks & Recreation Department strives to
provide quality programs to Sausalito and its community that
enhance growth, expression, and recreation through people,
parks, and programs.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO MEET NEW PEOPLE?
GET TO KNOW NEW FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS?
Whether you’ve just moved here or are a longtime resident, an
exciting and fun way to meet the people in your community is
to volunteer for the Sausalito Parks & Recreation Department.
We’re already busy planning this year’s Breakfast with Santa,
Easter Egg Hunt, and Caledonia Street Faire. So, you can tell
we need volunteer help with all of these events throughout the
season. If you want to help drive these events and participate
on a different level, how about joining a committee for a
specific event? The time commitments usually require several
pre-event meetings and event day participation. The reward is
supporting our community and having fun while doing it! Did
you know you can have this much fun without leaving town?
Call the Recreation Department at 289-4152 and let us know
how you’d like to help.
Sausalito/Marin City Little League
Open to boys and girls ages 5-12. For information call Jack
Schwartz 385-7208 or e-mail: [email protected].
MARCH 26 OPENING DAY CELEBRATION
10am: Parade, Lunch and Season Kick-Off.
CALL FOR COACHES!
Adults who can commit to practices and games at the minor
and major youth league levels are still needed. Call Jack
Schwartz 385-7208 or e-mail: [email protected].
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COMMUNITY: ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Bay Model Visitor’s Center:
The Only One of its Kind in the World!
The Bay Model Visitor Center is a hydraulic model of the
San Francisco Bay and Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta
System. The model provides scientists, educators and citizens
interested in San Francisco Bay and Bay-Delta Model a unique
opportunity to view the complete bay-delta system at a glance.
Learn about the SF Bay, water related issues and the history
of the Bay Model. Group tours available! See our Web site,
www.spn.usace.army.mil/bmvc, for more information. Our
programs are fun for the whole family!
Sister City Gears Up for a Busy 2012
The Sausalito Sister City Program has a full year ahead in 2012! We
have been asked to plant a commemorative tree in Sausalito for the
Cherry Blossom Festival’s Centennial year. We have invited Sakaide
Mayor Hiroshi Aya and a delegation to come and help us celebrate the
75th anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge in late May. We will also be
working closely with Mayor Mike Kelly this year as we plan for and host
the Sister City students visiting from Sakaide this summer.
Early recruitment will be underway soon for families in the
Sausalito area to host one or two students in their homes. If you are
interested is hosting a Sakaide student during their 2012 summer
visit, kindly let me know. It is a remarkable experience!
The Sister City organization recently added three new Board
members—Mayor Mike Kelly, E.V. Gilbreath and Dina Hatchuel.
Welcome aboard! We have also enlarged our committee membership
and have many new faces. With all this talent, we look forward with
confidence to a great year for the Sister City Program.
To support all of our efforts, the Sister City continues to explore
opportunities for fundraising events and educational programs to
enhance awareness about the program. Japan is recovering from a
devastating 2011 and we are proud that we have a strong and healthy
relationship with Sakaide. We are very fortunate to have the City of
Sausalito behind us, as well as the Sausalito Lion’s Club, Sausalito
Rotary and Yoshi Tome of Sushi Ran. We hope more of you will join our
Sister City team in 2012 by serving on committees, helping us plan the
students’ visit, hosting a student or simply showing your support by
making a donation. We welcome and appreciate all of your support!
BAY MODEL GRAND REOPENING CEREMONY
Come help us celebrate the grand reopening of the Bay Model
after 21 months and $15.5 million worth of renovations and
construction. The Bay Model has been given new life through
use of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2010
which financed all construction including a solar power
generation system to take the facility off the power grid. The
grand reopening will take place from 11am to 4pm on February
25. The ceremony will be held at 2pm in the Bay Model Visitor
Center. Refreshments Served.
CELEBRATING THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE
February 14–April 28, 2012
On May 27th, 2012 the Golden Gate Bridge will turn 75. To
celebrate this remarkable milestone, the Bay Model Visitor
Center will host an array of educational and informative
exhibits. Feb. 14-April 28.
MOVIES ABOUT THE BRIDGE
Films shown: Wednesdays at 1pm. February 15, 22, 29–April 4,
11, 18, 25. Saturdays at 11am and 1pm. February 25–March
3, 10, 17, 24, 31–April 7, 14, 21.
Building the Golden Gate Bridge
Take a fascinating trip into the past and discover how the
Golden Gate Bridge was built—as if you were there! This
engaging 28-minute film gives you an inside look at how
Bethlehem Steel Corp. provided the steel used to build the
iconic Bridge.
Our very best for a glorious 2012.
Domo Arigato
Susan Roe
President, Sister City Program
415-331-3126
415-637-7716 (cell)
[email protected]
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Community Newsletter 415-289-4100
Building the Bridge:
Tales from the Original Golden Gate Bridge Workers
This 8-minute short film was inspired by original Golden
Gate Bridge workers Charlie Heinbockel and Rolf Jensen.
Pride in their work is expressed through mesmerizing tales of
construction on this magnificent world icon. Their love for the
Bridge had to be shared.
National Park Service Programs
in the Marin Headlands
BATTERY TOWNSLEY OPEN HOUSE
3/4, 4/1, 5/6 (12PM–4PM)
Open the first Sunday of each month. Battery Townsley at Fort Cronkhite
was San Francisco’s most extensive—and most secret—World War
II military fortification. From 1940 to 1948, it mounted two massive
battleship guns and housed more than 100 soldiers in an extensive
network of underground tunnels; during the Cold War, it was used as
an underground research facility.
Long closed to public access, Battery Townsley has been
refurbished and the public is invited to visit and explore this
labyrinthine fortification. Battery Townsley is reached via a moderately
strenuous hike up the Coastal Trail approximately half-mile north of
the Rodeo Beach parking lot. For further assistance to the site, call
331-1540.
NIKE MISSILE SITE OPEN HOUSE
3/3, 4/7, 5/5 (12:30PM–3:30PM)
Open the first Saturday of each month, and Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday afternoons. Unique in the National Park Service, this restored
Cold War anti-aircraft missile site has intriguing stories to tell.
Leashed pets are welcome. For up-dated visiting hours or tours, phone
331-1453. Buildings above ground are wheelchair accessible. Visit
the Nike Missile website at www.nps.gov/nike-missile-site.htm.
FORT BAKER REVEALED
4/20 (1PM–3PM)
Learn about nature and history at Fort Baker on a moderate 2-mile
walk. Bring a camera and wear comfortable shoes and warm layers.
Meet ranger Will Elder at the kiosk in front of the Bay Area Discovery
Museum, corner of center and New Breitung roads, Fort Baker
Reservations required: Call 331-1540.
HISTORIC FORT BAKER TOUR
3/24, 5/19 (1PM–2PM)
Come visit Fort Baker’s historic Colonial Revival buildings and learn
how this 1905 army post represented a new and improved standard of
living for the officers and soldiers stationed here. Meet architectural
historian Kristin Baron at the Cavallo Point reception building, 601
Murray Circle. This easy, 1-mile walk has one slightly steep hill climb.
Program limited to 20 people; heavy rain cancels. For reservations and
parking information, call 331-1540.
Lighthouses of San Francisco Bay
3/4, 4/1, 5/6 (11AM–12PM)
Following the discovery of gold in 1848, the Bay Area experienced one
of the most explosive population expansions in modern history. During
the latter half of that century, the men and women of the lighthouse
service, aided by their light and fog signals, directed hundreds of
ships to safe passage through the Golden Gate and often provided
BEGINNING BIRDING
life-saving services. These services played a critical role in the growth
3/11, 4/8, 5/6 (9:30AM–11:30AM)
Spring is back! Welcome our avian migrants back to the Marin of a new state. Join docent Warren Riley for an illustrated talk inside
Headlands - join volunteer Jane Haley in an easy walk along Rodeo the Marin Headlands Visitor Center. For reservations, phone 331-1540.
Lagoon to discover what birds visit us in passing through and who Wheelchair Accessible.
comes here to nest. Meet at the Marin Headlands Visitor Center. Bring
binoculars, field guides. For ages 8 and up; no pets. Rain cancels. For WILDFLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY HIKE
3/31 (9:30AM–12PM)
reservations call 331-1540.
Bring your camera and tripod to photograph spring wildflowers on
this moderate 2 to 3 mile hike. Wear sturdy shoes. Bring your camera
COASTAL DEFENSES OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY
manual if you would like help in operating your camera. Meet Al
3/4, 4/1, 5/6 (1PM–2PM)
The Coastal Defenses of San Francisco Bay have played an important Greening at the visitor center. Phone 331-1540 for reservations.
part in major historical events. These events include the end of the
Mexican American war, the Gold Rush, California statehood, the Civil
War, WWI, and WWII. Each event added the desire for improved coastal
defense capabilities. Join docent Warren Riley for an illustrated
presentation of the Coastal Defenses of San Francisco Bay - 1850 to
1950. We will be discussing the advancements and thinking behind
the many attempts to provide this critical area with the best and most
advanced defenses of the day. For reservations, phone 331-1540.
Wheelchair Accessible.
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Sausalito Village
which broadcasts jazz and local information over 1610 AM, and
Sausalito Village, an idea whose time has come, arrived at our shores worldwide via Podcasts on the iTunes Music Store. Our programming
in October 2010 and has been growing exponentially ever since. One is also heard countywide via Cable TV. Listening tips and details are
of many Villages which have sprung up across the United States in on the web at www.radiosausalito.org.
the past ten years, it is modeled on Boston’s Beacon Hill Village which
launched in 2001 when a group of Beacon Hill residents, determined
to remain in their homes as they aged, banded together to create the
Memorial Bench
kinds of support systems they would need to accomplish their goal.
Are you looking for a way to commemorate that special
If you are 60+ years of age and planning to stay in your home in
someone or special day? The City of Sausalito is blessed with
Sausalito as you grow older, you might consider enjoying the benefits
many great benches to sit and look at the view and reminisce
of membership in Sausalito Village. Under the auspices of its umbrella
over fond memories. These benches can be dedicated to create
organization, Marin Village, the key element of membership is a single
that special place for you and your family. Benches are located
telephone number that you can call for referrals to service providers.
in various City Parks and along pathways throughout the City.
Some services are provided by volunteers and others are available for
If you are interested in a Memorial Bench please contact the
a fee, often discounted, from thoroughly vetted third parties. Such
Parks and Recreation Department at 415-289-4152.
services might include transportation to the Airporter, shopping, and
doctors’ appointments; small household repairs; computer training
and support; referrals to qualified health care workers; respite and Have a Business Question?
support for caregivers.
Ask a Business Expert!
In addition to the service hotline, membership opens up the
In an ongoing effort to equip small businesses with opportunities to
opportunity to become part of a vibrant community of people who
grow and prosper, the County of Marin, the Marin Workforce Investment
share in many social, cultural, and recreational events. SV members
Board, the City of Sausalito and the Sausalito Chamber of Commerce
have attended the Marin Symphony, the Fisher Exhibit of Photography
have partnered with the Small Business Development Center (SBDC)
in San Francisco, and a presentation at the studio of the late Sausalito
at Santa Rosa Junior College, to provide free business counseling
artist, Walter Kuhlman. They also participate in classes in Yoga, flower
services to Sausalito businesses.
arranging, and memoir writing. Our “neighbors helping neighbors”
The SBDC is a publicly funded small business assistance agency.
volunteer program invites you to participate in an active volunteer
It provides no-cost professional business counseling and low-cost
corps already making a difference in our community.
workshops. Their experienced Business Advisors can problem solve
Members of the steering committee are: Betsy Stroman, Chair,
with you on business planning, customer service, hiring & retaining
Charlie Arenson, Doris Berdahl, Lee Follett, Ann Heurlin, Felicity Kirsch,
staff, control of cash flow, inventory, marketing and much more.
Jackie Kudler, Barb Lokkesmoe, Lois Prentice, Beverly Robbins, Rick
Bob Paccione, who has extensive experience with the Federal
Seymour, Sharon Seymour, Stella Shao, and Dana Whitson. For more
Government’s small business contracting programs, will be the oninformation, you can visit our website at www.sausalitovillage.org,
site Business Advisor. He is the former Area Director of Government
contact us by e-mail at [email protected] or call Betsy
Contracting for the Small Business Administration and ran highly
Stroman at 331-1464.
successful multi billion dollar contracting programs as well as
initiating small business matchmaking and marketing strategies.
Radio Sausalito
In addition to his knowledge of federal acquisition regulations,
1610 AM & Cable Channel 26
Bob has sharp technical assistance and counseling skills which
Got vinyl? Radio Sausalito will give new life to your old records. We include small business development, access to capital and marketing
delicately wash and digitally encode each donated LP into our music to increase sales through government and commercial contracts.
library so it can be played on the air and shared with our listeners. Specific areas of assistance include Federal and State contracting,
Transform those disks in the basement back to their former musical marketing and access to capital. Bob was born and raised in New
glory. Contact Radio Sausalito at 332-JAZZ if you would like us to York City and holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from
revitalize some of your vinyl.
Pace University.
Perhaps you’ve got a gift for gab? Radio Sausalito is always For more information or to make a confidential appointment,
looking to help residents get behind the microphone, whether your contact the Santa Rosa SBDC or go to www.sbdcsantarosa.org and
passion is hiking, haikus, or Herbie Hancock. Each radio host receives complete the online Request for Services. The City of Sausalito, 420
training on the station’s equipment in our beautiful on-air studio right Litho Street, Sausalito, CA 94965 has generously provided the use of a
here in Sausalito. You will also get assistance in refining your radio private office for all counseling sessions. Chamber membership is not
delivery, and show production for a professional on-air sound.
required to participate in the business counseling program.
Radio Sausalito is Southern Marin’s own community radio station,
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Chamber of Commerce
Events and Meetings
As of January 2012, the Sausalito Chamber of Commerce will be
operating from a new office at 1913 Bridgeway (besides Suzie’s Nail
and Fred’s Coffee Shop).
We would like to invite our Chamber members and the Sausalito
community to come view our new office, at our Grand Opening Mixer
on Thursday Feb 16 from 5:30-7:30pm
FEBRUARY
2/14 BizX Meeting (location to be determined)
8:15am–9:30am
2/15 BizEd Seminar ‘Lead Generation - How to get more
leads and more sales in 2012’@ Bay Model Visitor
Center. 8:15am–9:30am
2/16 Grand Opening Mixer, “For the Love of the Chamber,”
at the Chamber’s new office 1913 Bridegeway
5:30pm–7:30pm
MARCH
3/13 BizX Meeting (location to be determined)
8:15am–9:30am
3/15 Chamber Mixer
Formium LLC, 10 Libertyship Way, Suite 300
5:30pm–7:30pm
APRIL
4/10 BizX Meeting
Cavallo Point, 601 Murray Circle
8:15am–9:30am
4/18 BizEd Seminar: Organize your Office—From Chaos to
Control: Bay Model Visitor Center. 8:15am–10:30am
4/19 Chamber Mixer
The Trident, 555 Bridgeway
5:30pm–7:30pm
4/21 3rd Annual Sausalito “Barkers by the Bay” Canine
Contest at Gabrielson Park. 12pm
MAY
5/8 BixX Meeting
Saylor’s Restaurant & Bar, 3009 Bridgeway
8:15am–9:30am
5/17 Chamber Mixer
Cavallo Point, 601 Murray Circle
5:30pm–7:30pm
BizX
Meeting the second Tuesday of the month from 8:15am–9:30am.
BizX is an abbreviation for “Business Information Exchange.” BizX
is a monthly business meeting where Chamber members, Chamber
President and CEO, the City Manager and representatives from the
Chamber Board of Directors and City Council, meet to discuss current
business issues and to promote upcoming events and programs.
Chamber Mixers
Chamber Mixers are typically held on the third Thursday of the month
from 5:30pm–7:30pm. Mixers are an opportunity for both Chamber
and non-Chamber members to meet and network.
The location of the BizX Meeting and the Mixers varies each month.
Hosting a BizX Meeting or a Mixer is a great opportunity to showcase
your business. Please contact the Chamber at 331-7262 or by email
to [email protected] if you are interested in being a host in
2012.
For additional information on the events listed above, please
visit www.sausalito.org or call the Sausalito Chamber at 331-7262
extension 10.
Sausalito Chamber Purchases
Office Building
Late last year, the Sausalito Chamber of Commerce realized a longterm goal and purchased a property located at 1913 Bridgeway. In
addition to providing office space for the Chamber of Commerce,
part of the three-story, multi-use building will be leased to generate
additional revenue for the Chamber.
The chamber had been considering investing in real estate for the
past few years as a way to secure the organization’s ongoing financial
sustainability. “The question of whether to ‘rent or buy’ is similar for
the chamber as for other entities and individuals. In this case, because
of the finite term of our contract with the Sausalito Art Festival and
the availability of a suitable building at an attractive price, we have
determined that the best way for the Chamber to protect its economic
future is through this purchase, ” said Chamber Treasurer Joe Lemon.
When the chamber sold the rights to the Sausalito Art Festival,
they negotiated an agreement whereby the new event organizers (The
Sausalito Art Festival Foundation) make 13 annual “royalty” payments
of $100,000 to the Chamber. In order to preserve this asset, and in
anticipation of these payments expiring in 2020, the chamber has
been actively looking at ways to maximize use of these monies as well
as supplement this funding source.
“While we are continuing to look at ways to reduce expenses
and develop new revenue sources, this transaction is a big step
towards addressing the Chamber’s long-term financial viability,” said
Chamber CEO, Oonagh Kavanagh. She also noted that the new location
on Bridgeway will provide far greater visibility and better access for
visitors.
The Chamber Board of Directors believes that this investment in
real property in Sausalito is consistent with the organization’s mission
to invest in the community. The Chamber completed their move to the
new space in December last year. The new address is 1913 Bridgeway;
the phone number remains the same 331-7262.
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Savor Art on the Water
10th Annual Artists of Issaquah Show
The Marine Mammal Center invites you to Run for the Seals (RFTS), Saturday, April 28th, 2012, 11am – 5pm
The Marine Mammal Center’s
28th Run for the Seals March 10, 2012
Saturday, March 10, 2012 at Rodeo Beach, Marin Headlands in the
Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Sausalito.
Run for the Seals is a fun community event and is one of the
Center’s biggest fundraisers held throughout the year. This year the
Center hopes to raise $60,000 from the event to provide essential
meals and medication for sick and injured elephant and harbor seal
patients during the pupping season that occurs between late February
and early May. The event boasts two beautiful routes: a hilly 4-mile
run and a leisurely 2-mile walk. Both wind through the picturesque
Marin Headlands with ocean views. The event is open to all ages and
is perfect for families, runners (casual and pro), hikers, walkers, babyjoggers, dogs on a leash and teams. Participants and dogs who arrive
in their best ocean-themed costume will have a chance to win a prize
as well!
After the event, all participants are invited to attend a Family Fun
Day at The Marine Mammal Center. Guests will enjoy free food, drinks,
tours of the Center and experiences from our sponsors. The event was
enjoyed by over 1,200 participants last year.
Registrations fees apply. Free t-shirt for all paid online registrants.
Online registration is available at www.RunfortheSeals.org through
March 7, 2012. All proceeds benefit The Marine Mammal Center.
Since 1975, the Marine Mammal Center has rescued more than
17,000 marine mammals along 600 miles of coast. Events like Run for
the Seals helps this amazing group of staff and over 1,000 volunteers
rescue and treat more than 500 marine mammals on average each
year. The Marine Mammal Center is open daily 10am–5pm. www.
MarineMammalCenter.org.
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You won’t want to miss this free event—the 10th annual Artists
of Issaquah show will be presented in the colorful floating homes
community. Guests will have the opportunity to view and purchase
a wide variety of outstanding art including paintings, photography,
sculpture, jewelry, needlework, wooden bowls and mixed media at
reasonable prices.
Twenty floating home residents will be offering their art and a
rare chance to visit some of the most unique homes in the world.
This popular exhibition has become a tradition contributing to the
reputation of the Sausalito waterfront.
For more information visit the website artistsofissaquah.com, or
contact Emily Riddell at 331-8989 or [email protected].
How to Get There: From north or south on Highway 101, take the
Sausalito/Marin City exit, go east at Bridgeway to the Waldo Point
Harbor parking lot; park anywhere; take the Issaquah Dock entry
bridge and look for the marked “gallery houseboats.”
Kitchens With a View . . . And Cooking,Too!
Friday, May 18–Saturday, May 19
A spectacular two-day event celebrating Food, Wine, Music, and the Art
of “Cooking with a View” will be presented by the Sausalito Woman’s
Club Preservation Society (a 501 © (3) non-profit organization) as
a fundraising benefit in an on-going effort to maintain and protect
the Club’s landmarked building designed by Julia Morgan, California’s
first licensed woman architect. Friday night’s Preview Party features
stellar finger food, a no host bar, ‘live’ smooth jazz, along with a
Culinary Silent Auctions. Bid on fabulous, must-have kitchen gear,
rare vintages, future dining experiences, and meet our celebrity
chef. On Saturday’s Tour, visit a series of unique, private Sausalito
kitchens, all with impressive views of the Bay that were designed
for home chefs to whom good food, good wine, and good company
are the key elements of memorable meals—not necessarily square
footage. At any time along the walk-able San Carlos Avenue route,
ticketholders are invited to drop by the SWC at 120 Central Avenue for
a delicious luncheon buffet and no-host bar. A separate raffle for a
sojourn in California’s Wine Country will be selected at the conclusion
of the festivities. Checks to reserve for the event should be made out
to SWCPS by May 14 to Cindy Mason, 59 Woodward Ave. Preview Party:
$25; Kitchen Tour: $35. Lunch: $15. Combined Friday & Saturday
Events: $70. For more information, visit www.sausalitowomansclub.
org and click on “Preservation.”
LIBRARY NEWS
About The Library
The Sausalito Public Library is located at 420 Litho Street in
the City Hall building off Caledonia Street. We are open seven
days a week and provide public internet stations, free wi-fi
for laptop users, comfortable seating, and large collections
of books, DVDs, CDs, audiobooks, and children’s materials.
Our website features downloadable ebooks and eaudiobooks,
research databases, language instruction, and our current
adult and children’s program schedules.
MUSEUM PASSES
Did you know the Library can get you free access to Bay Area museums?
We are currently offering passes and VIP tickets to the following
museums: the Asian Art Museum, the Bay Area Discovery Museum,
the de Young Museum, and the Palace of the Legion of Honor. Call the
Library at 289-4121 for more information and to place a reservation.
Museum passes are available through the generosity of the Friends of
the Library and the Sausalito Art Festival.
IN-LIBRARY LAPTOP LENDING
If you are 18 years+ with a library card in good standing you are eligible
to borrow a Wi-Fi enabled laptop computer for use in the Library for up
to two hours. Same day appointments may be made in person at the
LIBRARY SERVICES
reference desk. Laptops are available Monday through Friday. (Funded
FREE DOWNLOADABLE eBOOKS AND eAUDIOBOOKS
MARINet Digital Downloads is Sausalito’s new collection of electronic by the Sausalito Library Foundation)
books and audiobooks. Over 5,000 ebooks and eaudiobooks are
available, and can be used on laptop and desktop computers, Kindles, NOTARY SERVICE
iPads, iPhones, Android devices, Nooks, and other mobile gadgets. Notary certification is available in the Library Tuesday through Thursday
The collection is powered by Overdrive. Visit our website for more from 10am until noon and from 2pm until 4pm. There is a $10 fee per
information and step-by-step instructions, or call us anytime with signature and you must have a valid picture ID. Please call ahead to
schedule an appointment: 289-4121.
your questions. You will need a library card to access the collection.
Programs for Adults
FREE HELP WITH eBOOKS AND eAUDIOBOOKS
Drop in to get hands-on help with your Kindle, Nook, iPad, iPhone,
iPod, Android phone, Sony Reader, BlackBerry, Windows phone, or other SPEAKER SERIES
mobile device. We can get you set up to read or listen to library ebooks Time: Mondays, bi-monthly
6pm Nosh & Browse (upstairs in the Friends Bookstore)
in a snap! No registration required.
7pm–8:30pm Speaker
Where: City Hall Council Chambers (unless otherwise noted)
When: Every Thursday between 1pm and 2pm
Cost: Free
Where: Sausalito Public Library – City Hall Conference Room
Instructor: Abbot Chambers.
• March 12: Peggy Gordon, The Cult of Beauty: The Victorian AvantGarde (to coincide with Legion of Honor exhibit February 18-June
BORROW AN eREADER
17, 2012)
Curious what this ereading business is all about? The Sausalito
Public Library now has five electronic reading devices available for • April 23: Cathy Edger, Landscape Designer, An Afternoon in Italy’s
loan to Sausalito residents. Each ereader is loaded with more than
Gardens
ten recent bestselling fiction and nonfiction titles. eReaders may be • May 14: Susan Shea, author, Murder in the Abstract: A Story About
checked out for seven days. Give us a call or stop by the Library for
the Contemporary Art Market
more information.
Are you a local author or have a program of interest to the Sausalito
BESTSELLER BOOKS AND DVDS
community? Please see our website under Sausalito Speaker Series for
The Library recently launched two new collections of popular materials. an application and more information: www.ci.sausalito.ca.us/library/
The Bestseller Books and DVDs are in a display area across from the (Sponsored by the Friends of the Sausalito Library)
circulation desk.
COMPULAB COMPUTER CLASSES
• The Bestseller Book collection features current bestselling and Through generous donations from the Sausalito Library Foundation (for
in-demand books. Titles in this collection may be checked out for the laptops) and the Friends of the Library (for the classes), the Library
seven days. The books are not holdable, which means that new is offering monthly hands-on workshops on a variety of topics.
and hot titles will be available to browse and check out.
Prerequisites: Comfortable working on a computer and navigating
• The Bestseller DVD collection consists of popular and recently with a mouse or touchpad.
released Hollywood and foreign films. Bestseller DVDs are not Class size is limited to ten and seats go quickly, so please call
holdable, and titles may be checked out for three days at a time.
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289-4121 or come by the library today to make a reservation!
Time: 1st Wednesday of the month, 7pm–8:30pm.
Where: Edgewater Seniors Room (unless otherwise noted)
Cost: Free
Instructor: Patty Hoyt (unless otherwise noted)
INTERNET SEARCHING FOR BEGINNERS
March 7
This class is designed to give you a solid foundation and understanding
of the use of different search engines. We will look at how they find
results as well as learn techniques for narrowing searches so you can
find information quickly. You will be amazed at the different search
engines beyond Google! If time permits, we will also cover Google’s
advanced search option.
SPRING BREAK MOVIE AFTERNOON
Come spend the last ‘free’ day of Spring break with a free movie and
free popcorn! We’ll show a G-rated movie with plenty of adventure and
laughs.
When: Friday April 13
Time: 2pm–3:30pm
Ages: Families
Cost: FREE
Where: Game Room, Sausalito City Hall
PUPPET SHOW: TALK TO THE ANIMALS!
Have you ever wondered what a kangaroo, orangutan or elephant would
say if it could? Ventriloquist and puppeteer Tony Borders is bringing
his funny, furry and magical animal puppets to Sausalito. Get ready
to laugh and learn!
When: Thursday April 19
Time: 4pm–4:45pm
WINDOWS FOR BEGINNERS
Ages: Everyone
April 4
Do you do Windows? In this basic computer class trainer Patty Hoyt will Cost: FREE
teach you how to navigate around Windows interface. We will explore Where: City Council Chambers, Sausalito City Hall
the desktop and learn how to use the task bar and start button, how to (Sponsored by the Friends of the Sausalito Library)
create and move files to organize your data, use the right click function
STORYTIMES
of the mouse, and search for lost files.
TODDLER TIME
This story time is specially designed for the developmental needs—
E-MAIL BASICS
and enjoyment—of the youngest library users. It includes songs and
May 2
Are you interested in communicating online with friends, family and movement, as well as great picture books. The storytime is in the
colleagues? You will learn how to address and send an email message. library before opening hours, so we have the library all to ourselves.
The class also covers replying to messages, forwarding messages to
When: Every Wednesday
other people, and saving messages.
Time: 9:40am
Ages: 0–3 and their caregivers
Children’s Programs
Cost: FREE
Where: Sausalito Public Library
SPECIAL EVENTS
(Sponsored by the Friends of the Sausalito Library)
CHILDREN’S BOOK SWAP
Bring your used children’s books to our Children’s Book Swap and take
STORYTIME WITH PHIL SHERIDAN
home something new (or at least new to you!).
Join us for fun and adventure with the best classic and contemporary
stories!
When: Thursday April 5
When: Every Thursday
Time: 4pm (right after Storytime)
Time: 3:30pm
Ages: Families
Ages: Children of all ages
Cost: FREE
Cost: FREE
Where: City Council Chambers, Sausalito City Hall
Where: City Council Chambers
Friends of the Sausalito Public Library
Founded in 1961, the Friends’ mission is to support the Library through
volunteer assistance and by financial contributions to enhance the
Library’s collections and services. Membership dues and book sales
are the major sources of income.
Typically the Friends contribute each year to fund the Library’s “wish
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list” covering such items as the Speaker Series, computer classes, Sausalito Library Foundation
museum passes, children’s programs, new DVDs, audiobooks, music SHARING SPACE IN THE LIBRARY
CDs, and furniture. The Friends have also contributed significantly to As welcoming as it is, the Sausalito Public Library was not designed
the book budget.
three decades ago to operate the way it does now. Enormous changes
in technology and media since the 1975 remodel have prompted an
New Friends are always welcome—and needed! As a member of the evaluation of the way this space is used. And the success of the
Friends, your support is vitally important. We are blessed to have a Library’s children’s programs in recent years has boosted the number
wonderful Library here in Sausalito and by continuing to pull together of very young patrons who need an environment that encourages their
we can keep it that way. Membership forms are available at the love of reading. The Library has been bursting at the seams trying
Library’s circulation desk and online at friendsofthesausalitolibrary. to maintain a worthy collection, provide traditional services, and
org. Your FRIENDship is appreciated!
shoehorn all new media into existing space.
The Sausalito Library Foundation funded the hiring of a library
planning and interior design firm to examine our library’s physical
BOOKSTORE
space, assess its ability to serve the community, and recommend
Have you visited the Friends’ book store lately? It’s just upstairs from plans for the future. The firm’s Space Needs Assessment is available
the Library and is always receiving new inventory. The store offers at the Library and can be viewed online on the Library’s website.
nearly-new bestsellers, gorgeous antique classics, and everything Planning for a new or expanded library is a long-term proposition.
in between. Don’t miss the lavish art books, the music, and the We’re not there yet. But the Foundation will lend its support to the
children’s corner. Hours are Mondays 9am–5pm and on Wednesdays Library Board of Trustees and match funds with the library’s capital
and Saturdays 10am-1pm. The Friends also maintain a book sale area improvements fund to move ahead, as an interim strategy, with shortin the Library, including a section dedicated to children’s books. (Even term improvements in the Library’s current envelope of space. Working
if you don’t have children yourself, it can be fun to revisit your old with our new City Librarian and the Trustees, we want to make sure
favorites.)
that our beloved library remains relevant, accessible and comfortable.
The Friends rely on your book donations to keep the book store The best is yet to come.
operating. You may drop off your donations in the library at any time
during library hours. There is a donation barrel just inside the door. FOUNDATION INFORMATION
Donations may also be left in the bin in the 3rd floor hallway outside For more information about the Library Foundation, call 331-3084 or
the book store entrance. A cart is available to bring books in from the write to 420 Litho Street, Sausalito 94965. Emails may be directed to
parking lot. If you have a large donation (multiple boxes or bags) we [email protected].
would be grateful if you brought them during sale hours. If you cannot
plan a drop off when we are open, call Libby Wilkinson at 332-0206 HOW YOUR DONATIONS SUPPORT THE LIBRARY
and she will arrange to meet you at City Hall at your convenience. Sausalito Library Foundation: Contributions are used to establish
Donations are tax-deductible.
a long-term revenue source for the support of the Library through
special programs and projects. We are most appreciative of the many
VOLUNTEERS
individuals and organizations whose generous contributions have
Do you have an extra couple of hours a week or even once a month? Why already helped build our financial resources and have funded critical
not join a congenial group in a friendly work environment? Volunteers programs.
are always needed to help with book sales and lend a helping hand in Friends of the Library: Contributions support immediate needs
the Library. No experience is necessary; we will train you.
and short-term projects on the library’s wish list.
If you would like to help with the Monday and/or Wednesday book Note: Neither the Friends of the Library nor the Sausalito Library
sales, contact Libby Wilkinson at 332-0206 or libbywilkinson2@ Foundation contributions are meant to supplant our publicly funded
gmail.com. For the Saturday book sales, call Mary Lou Anderson at library budget.
332-6440. You can also just drop by the bookstore when it is open and
we will gladly put you to work.
Library Information
If you would like to volunteer in the library itself, contact Jim Monday-Thursday, 10am -9pm
Delano at 215-6538 or [email protected] and he will be happy Friday-Saturday 10am-5pm
to schedule times that are convenient for you.
Sunday, Noon-5pm
289-4121
www.ci.sausalito.ca.us/library
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SAUSALITO HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Keeping Sausalito History Alive
To celebrate Phil Frank Day on March 31, the Sausalito Historical
Society will open a new exhibit of Phil’s cartoons that ran in the
Marinscope from 1977-1984. These satiric masterpieces, penned by
Phil Frank under the name Fritz Crackers, will be displayed along with
the news stories that inspired them, as well as a few surprises. Mark
your calendars for the opening reception scheduled for March 31,
2012. Member invitations will be sent in February.
Congratulations to long-time Society member Doris Berdahl, who
manages the Ice House visitors center and historic exhibit downtown.
Doris won the Frank Papouschek Community Service Award from the
Chamber of Commerce last fall.
The Historical Society has been pleased to participate in the
revitalization of Sausalito’s sister city relationship with Viña del Mar,
Chile. In July, we helped welcome Viña del Mar’s Mayor Reginato on
her first visit to Sausalito. Mayor Wiener took copies of the Society’s
historical books on his visit to Chile in December. An article and
timetable tracing the history of Sausalito’s relationship with Viña del
Mar can be viewed at www.sausalitohistoricalsociety.com/marinscope-columns.
Last November, architectural historian Laura Ackley discussed
the people of San Francisco’s 1915 Panama Pacific International
Exposition—the world’s fair that gave Sausalito those distinctive
elephants in Viña del Mar Plaza. This fundraising event packed
Wellington’s Wine Bar.
Over the holidays, lutenist Eric Kjorlien played music of the
Renaissance courts, churches and castles at the Society’s Ice House.
This holiday treat was free to the public.
In January, SHS docent Steefenie Wicks, a founding member and
resident photographer for the Galilee Harbor Community, shared her
images and spoke about the history of the association in Sausalito
Council Chambers.
Schools Program
Under the leadership of SHS board members Susan Frank and Bob
Woodrum, the Society continues to reach out to students from Bayside
School and Willow Creek Academy. Third graders learned about and
visited some of Sausalito’s historic buildings in November. This spring,
classroom presentations and field trips will focus on noteworthy
Sausalitans from 100 years ago, and on the historic Marinship
area. Each program involves approximately 40–50 students, over a
dozen docents, numerous parents, school administrators and local
businesses.
The Historical Society contributes a weekly history column to
the MarinScope, and some of the most recent columns have been
posted on our website: www.sausalitohistoricalsociety.com. The site
also features links to other local historical organizations, and to the
Sausalito News, which is searchable online from 1885-1923.
Facilities
With the help of memberships and an active docent program, the
Sausalito Historical Society—a volunteer, non-profit organization—
maintains the Phil Frank Research Room and Exhibit Room at 420 Litho
Street, The Society’s mission is to collect and preserve art, artifacts,
photographs and printed materials that document Sausalito’s history,
and the public is invited to visit from 11 am to 1 pm each Wednesday
and Saturday. We are continuing to upgrade the Society’s storage
facilities, thanks to generous donations from SHS members.
The Ice House at 780 Bridgeway carries books, greeting cards,
videos, posters, and note cards with stunning photographs of
Sausalito and particularly appealing shots of harbor seals and sea
lions off our waterfront. The Ice House is open Tuesday through Sunday
from 11:30am to 4pm.
You can step back to a dramatic time in Sausalito history
by touring the Marinship exhibit at the Bay Model . This display of
photographs, paintings and actual artifacts from the WWII ships
and yard was developed as a collaborative effort between the staff
of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Bay Model Visitor Center and the
Historical Society. Historic walking tours of the Marinship area are also
offered. Check the schedule at http://www.spn.usace.army.mil/bmvc/
bmjourney/calendar/bi_monthly/front.html.
The SHS also provides access to the collections for public and
academic research; and presents outreach programs to inspire local
interest in Sausalito’s history and to educate the visiting public and
enrich the community.
To find out more about how to become a member or about the
many programs of the Society, contact:
Sausalito Historical Society
P.O. Box 352
Sausalito, CA 94966
289-4117 - Research Library Telephone (answered Wednesdays and
Saturdays, 10am–1pm)
[email protected]
One of Phil Frank’s many Fritz Crackers comic strips.
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SCHOOL NEWS
Willow Creek Academy Update
Almost two thirds of the school year have passed. Students are deep
into a variety of assorted projects. Third graders are practicing their
Noh drumming in anticipation of performing at the San Francisco
Cherry Blossom Festival in April and 6th through 8th graders are
engrossed in absorbing the Adobe Youth Voices curricula. Other
classes are preparing for concerts and dramatic productions in order
to share their learning with audiences beyond their classrooms.
Both of the programs mentioned above, are the result of
partnerships Willow Creek has created with other non-profit
organizations. The Noh Drumming Class is supported and organized
by NPO infusion, a local organization whose mission is to share
traditional Japanese culture. On the NPO website, there is a statement
“If only we understood each other, just one little bit more than now,
we could perhaps pass on the light of friendship to achieve peace. In
1995, we founded the NPO Infusion on such an aspiration.” Our 3rd
graders have been the local beneficiaries of a traditional drumming
program. What is exciting about the program this year, is the fact that
since our students have been learning about African drumming in
their regular music program, the acquisition of the skills needed for
the tsuzumi drums, came very naturally to them. As a result, these
young musicians realized that drumming is a universal way of making
music, not limited to just one culture.
The Adobe Youth Voices program was made possible by a
generous grant from the Sausalito Arts Festival Foundation. The Adobe
Foundation created this initiative to assist youth in acquiring media
literacy. For young people to have a comfortable relationship using
media allows them to formulate media project ideas and themes, plan
their production, review their work (as well as the work of others) and
share their work with others in hopes of spurring positive change. The
Arts Festival grant is providing a teacher to work with our 6th through
8th graders in mastering four specific aspects of media: writing,
music, animation and video.
What is striking about both of these projects, is their alignment
with the statement in the Willow Creek Charter document to “develop
world citizens who can thoughtfully and carefully develop responses to
a variety of situations…”
Whether it be exploring traditional Japanese culture or reaching
out using the most recent technology, our students are fortunate to
have these experiences in their formative, elementary school years. It is
our hope that they will be able to pass on that “light of friendship”.
If you wish to learn more about our programs, please feel free to
check our website, www.willowcreekacademy.org or call our office at
331-7530.
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POLICE NEWS
Why Did My Vehicle Get Towed
Residents of Sausalito may have noticed the new CERT* trailer that by the Sausalito Police Department?
is parked behind the Sausalito Fire Building on Johnson Street. The Part Two
The CERT Trailer has Arrived in Sausalito
Southern Marin Fire District, under Paramedic and Firefighter Larry
Yoell’s direction, bought and stocked the trailer with safety equipment
such as a generator, water, first aid supplies, blankets, cribbing tools,
radios, flashlights, walkie-talkies and more. Also, Sausalitians trained
in CERT response have taken trailer safety, hook up and driving lessons
last fall. CERT members can now tow the trailer to the scene of an
incident to aid the public or respond to provide mutual aid to other Fire
districts, as requested.
“The CERT trailer is an excellent resource to have in place, as well
as a visible reminder that we all need to put together our own stocks
of supplies in a safe container,” a local resident said.
The money used to buy the trailer and supplies came from the nonprofit Friends of Southern Marin CERT 501c3, and no public monies
were used to purchase any of the equipment.
Save the date! The popular annual CERT and Fire Department
fundraiser “Fire & ICE Ball” is coming on September 15, 2012.
There is a distinct difference between a vehicle that has been towed/
stored versus a vehicle that has been towed/impounded. As we
previously talked about in Part One (in the September issue of Sausalito
Magazine) a vehicle that has been towed/stored may be immediately
released without conditions. A vehicle that has been towed/impounded
can be released as soon as the registered owner has complied with
correcting the reasons the vehicle was towed/impounded. This article
will talk about vehicles that have been towed/30 day impound.
*CERT stands for Community Emergency Response Team and CERT
trains the public on readiness, people helping people, rescuer safety,
and first aid and CPR among other skills. Several CERT teams are now
active in Sausalito and Southern Marin and are ready to respond to an
incident. If you are interested in CERT training and would like to sign
up for classes, follow this link: http://www.marincountycert.org/.
California Vehicle Code Sections 14602.6 and 14607.6 authorizes
law enforcement agencies to tow and impound vehicles for 30 days
when driven by unlicensed, suspended, or revoked drivers. There is
also the possibility that the vehicle could be forfeited (taken from you)
if you have a prior conviction for driving while unlicensed, or with a
suspended or revoked license. In April 2011, the Federal Ninth Circuit
Court of Appeals upheld these laws as being in the best interests of
public safety. However, in October 2011, Governor Brown signed a new
law that modified the impounding of vehicles driven by unlicensed
drivers at DUI checkpoints.
BACKGROUND
The three most common reasons why a vehicle may be towed/30 day
impounded:
• Driving with a suspended license
• Driving with a revoked license,
• Driving unlicensed
It was a minor infraction… why was my car impounded?
Your car is being impounded because you have committed a
misdemeanor, not an infraction. By operating a motor vehicle without
a valid driver’s license you have committed a serious offense.
How long will my vehicle be impounded?
The vehicle will be impounded for 30 calendar days.
How do I get my car released?
At the end of 30 days, go to the Sausalito Police Department where
you will be given a release after paying an administrative fee of $125
(cash or credit card only). After presenting the release to the tow
company and paying the tow and storage fees, your vehicle will be
released to you.
Can I get my car released before the 30 days is up?
The vehicle may be released prior to the end of the 30-day period when
the driver reinstates his or her driver’s license or acquires a driver’s
license and proper insurance. It is also possible to obtain an early
release of an impounded vehicle if the registered owner is able to
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POLICE NEWS
provide an explanation with mitigating circumstances to the hearing
officer.
What if I don’t agree with the reason the officer towed/30 day
impounded my car?
Under the provisions of Vehicle Code Section 22852, you may request
a hearing to determine the validity of the storage of your vehicle. You
must make the request to the Sausalito Police Department within 10
days of the initial tow date. The request must be in person, writing or
by telephone.
not a valid excuse. Ask yourself “How did this happen?” Have you
allowed him/her to use your car before? Did you ask to see his/her
license? Any vehicle impounded for this violation will be released
to the registered owner after 30 days.
NOTE: If it is determined your car was taken by an unlicensed driver
without your knowledge or permission then a stolen vehicle report
must be filed. The person charged with this crime will be arrested.
Did you know?
The following excuses will not help when your vehicle is being driven • Over 4,000 persons are killed in traffic accidents in California
by an unlicensed driver and then stopped by a law enforcement officer
annually and another 330,000 persons suffer injuries.
for any reason:
• Of all drivers involved in fatal accidents more than 20 percent
are not licensed to drive. A driver with a suspended license is
• My brother borrowed the car. I did not know his license was
four times as likely to be involved in a fatal accident as a properly
suspended.
licensed driver.
Under section 14604 CVC, the owner of a motor vehicle has the • At any given time, the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
duty to assure the person driving their vehicle has a valid license;
estimates that out of approximately 20 million driver’s licenses
however, if you allow or permit anyone (including your wife, son,
issued to Californians, 720,000 are suspended or revoked.
daughter, friend or relative) to drive your vehicle and that person
Furthermore, 1,000,000 persons are estimated to be driving
does not have a valid license, then you will be responsible for the
without ever having been licensed.
towing and storage fees. You will not have access to the vehicle • The DMV estimates that 75% of all drivers whose driving privilege
for 30 days.
has been withdrawn continue to drive regardless of the law.
• She took my car without my permission. I am the owner, and I have
a valid license.
If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact the
To say someone has taken your car without your permission is department at 289-4170.
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EDGEWATER SENIOR CLUB
Edgewater Senior Club
The Edgewater Seniors of Sausalito have been meeting for 37
years. The many members meet for a variety of social gatherings,
presentations, trips and friendly conversation. A large percentage of
the club members are longtime residents of Sausalito and all are an
important part of our community.
To be eligible for membership, one must be at least 55 years of
age and pay annual membership dues of $10 at the beginning of each
year. Clergy of all faiths are accepted as honorary members.
2011 EXECUTIVE BOARD
Sulabha Nadkarni—President
Judith Leachman—Vice President
Wera Musaus—Treasurer
Gwendolyn Long—Secretary
Rose DeMartini—Historian
Flora Rogers—Sunshine Person
PURPOSE
The Edgewater Seniors Club was created to provide an opportunity for
members to create and develop friendships, enjoy special events and
share experiences.
MEETINGS
Regular brown bag lunch meetings are held on the first and third
Tuesday of every month. The first meeting of the month is a business
meeting. The third is a social meeting that offers programs, special
presentations and birthday celebrations. Meetings begin at 11am in
the Edgewater Room located in the lower level of City Hall.
Members in good standing receive 25% discount on monthly trips.
Details of trips (cost, sign-up information and times) are available
in the Club’s monthly newsletter. Call for a copy! Contact Anita Wong
at 289-4152 for more information regarding the Senior Club or trip
information.
Upcoming trips include Cache Creek Casino, Delta Adventure Cruise
and Luther Burbank Rose Garden.
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Online Registration!
Register for your favorite classes anytime, day or night, from your home
or office computer. Go to www.sausalitoparksandrecreation.org.
Registration Form
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Registrations are accepted depending on class availability. No registration will be accepted unless accompanied by full payment. Resident fees apply to anyone living or owning property
in Sausalito and youth in the Sausalito/Marin City School District. All others pay non-resident fees.
Refund Policy
A full refund will be issued if the Sausalito Parks & Recreation Department cancels a class/program or if the registration was received after maximum class/program
enrollment has been met. Refunds will be issued less a $10 processing charge ONLY IF REQUESTED 5 WORKING DAYS OR MORE PRIOR TO CLASS/PROGRAM. No refunds will
be issued for cancellations made within 5 working days prior to the start of a class/program.
Class Makeups
No make-up classes are offered by the Recreation Department. It is the participant’s responsibility to meet all classes as scheduled.
WAIVER [All City of Sausalito classes require the signature of the
registering adult or the parent or guardian of any minor(s)]
Permission to participate in the above programs, including associated
travel sponsored by the City of Sausalito—Parks & Recreation
Department, is given for myself and/ or child as shown above. In
consideration of participation in this program, I hereby indemnify and
hold harmless and release the City of Sausalito, its agents, its employees
and volunteers working for the City from any and all liability for injury
suffered by myself or my child arising from or connected with this
program. I assume all risk for any injuries. I sign of my own free will.
Registrant’s signature (parent or guardian if participant is under 18 years old)
Print name
Second registrant’s signature (if two adults are registering on same form)
Print name
sausalito parks & recreation department 420 Litho street, sausalito, ca 94965. Fax: 415-289-4189.
Parks & Recreation Department 289-4152 www.sausalitoparksandrecreation.org
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CHILDREN’S CLASSES: ENRICHMENT
PLAYLAND SESSION DAYS AND TIMES
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday (closed Wednesdays)
10am–11:50am, Noon–1:50pm, 2pm–3:20pm, 3:30pm–4:50pm
Course# 11461.2121
M,TU,TH,F Ongoing 4 Sessions Offered Daily $70R
10 Session Pass
$90NR
Per-Session Drop-In Fee
$10NR
$8R
AFTERNOON DROP-OFF: AGES 5-10
Run errands while your kids have fun in a well-supervised setting!
Drop-off participants must have all snacks and changes of clothes
provided. Fee is per session attended.
M,TU,TH,F Ongoing
2pm–3:20pm OR 3:30pm–4:50pm
$20R
MLK Gymnasium 610 Coloma Street, Sausalito
$22NR
Have a special occasion coming up? CHECK OUT PLAYLAND PARTIES!
WEEKDAY PARTIES
Celebrate during the week with our party package. Up to 12 participants
can bounce on into Playland and your party enjoys exclusive use of
the party room. Additional participants can be added to your party by
paying the Drop-In fee per participant.
M,TU,TH,F 2pm-3:20pm or 3:30pm-4:50pm $150R $160NR
Playland Indoor Bounce House
and Playground Jamboree Ages 0–10
Come inside our warm gym for good clean safe FUN! We fill MLK
Gymnasium with inflatable bounce houses for kids to get plenty of fun
exercise and play. Our bounce houses and slides are perfect, but we
also have games, tumbling mats and lots of space to run, jump and
release energy in a warm and safe indoor setting.
In addition to our bounce house playground, kids seeking a
quieter setting can relax in an arts and crafts room. Special space
is dedicated for toddlers to enjoy play time with mom or dad in our
morning sessions. There’s always plenty of room for parents to sit back
and relax. Healthy snacks and bottled water are available for purchase
and we provide free coffee for adults and refreshing beverages for
parents and kids alike.
Playland is staffed by several CPR certified coaches. Children
Ages 3–10 are permitted on all bounce houses. Children Age 0–2
may play in the tot-zone. Children 1 and under are free with a paid
admission. Attendance is limited to the first 40 children per session
on a first-come first-served basis.
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WEEKEND PARTIES
Want Playland all to yourself? Weekend parties provide exclusive use
of the Bounce House facility. Facility will be set up according to age
groups and needs. Party renters will have access to the facility 10
minutes prior to the event and must be out of the facility at the end of
their paid rental. We will inform the renter 15 minutes before the end
of the party and assist in any cleanup needed. Bounce houses will be
deflated 5 minutes prior to the end of rental.
Parties can accomodate up to 30 participants. Balloon decorations
are provided.
SU Schedule date & time with Playland Staff
1 ½ Hour Party
$225R
2 Hour Party
$300R
2 ½ Hour Party
$350R
MLK Gymnasium, 610 Coloma Street, Sausalito
$235NR
$310NR
$360NR
Tot Club
Enjoy a relaxed social atmosphere where parents and/or caregivers
can bring their child(ren) to play in a safe environment. This is a great
program to find out information about tot activities in Marin County.
Come on down and join us for an hour of play. The first class is free!
Staff is always on hand.
Ages: 0–3
Course # 11002.2122
M, F
Ongoing* 10:30am–11:30am
8-VISIT PASS
Course # 11002.2120
Drop-In Fee
Exercise Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
*No Class 5/28
$25R
$30NR
$5R
$8NR
Adventure Club
Would your child like more room to jump, skip and stretch his or her
legs? In addition to enjoying our wonderful Tot Club at the Recreation
Center, your child can come over to the MLK GYM for Adventure Club.
Our Adventure Club offers a space for imagination and creative energy
with puppets, dress-up clothes, crafts and lots of bouncy balls. Share
smiles and laughs with friends every Wednesday!
Ages: 0–3
Course # 11002.2121
W
Ongoing
10:30am–11:30am $25R
8-VISIT PASS
Course # 11002.2120
Drop-In Fee
$5R
Music for Tots
Music For Tots celebrates the wonderful world of song, rhythm and
movement. We will sing and clap together, learn finger plays, play
simple percussion instruments and dance. The songs are all wellknown children songs including some by Raffi, Ella Jenkins and Woody
Guthrie as well as a few originals by the instructor and a song or two
in Spanish. We also introduce the tots to different types of instruments
up close. Kenny Blacklock has been teaching music to kids of all
ages for over 20 years. He attended Berklee College of Music and has
an MA in Interdisciplinary Humanities from SFSU. Kenny plays violin,
mandolin, guitar and keyboards with several local groups. Kenny’s new
children’s music CD, This Little Light, can be purchased at the class.
Half price for second sibling.
Ages: 0–3
SPRING SESSION 1
Course # 12331.2121
TU
2/28–4/3
4:30pm–5pm
6 CLASSES
SPRING SESSION 2
Course # 12331.2122
TU
4/17–5/22
4:30pm–5pm
6 CLASSES
Course # 12331.2120
Drop-In Fee
Edgewater Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
$40R
$48NR
$40R
$48NR
$8R
$10NR
$30NR
$8NR
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Dragonfly Designs Spring Camp
Join Dragonfly Designs and become your own designer by learning the
ancient art of jewelry making!
Our team of highly trained, enthusiastic staff pass on the art
of jewelry making, teaching campers how to become their very own
jewelry designer, boosting self esteem and creativity. Choose from a
huge selection of hot colors, textures, and unique beads to make oneof-a-kind pieces
Our half-day Spring camp include fun games and expert jewelry
instruction. We introduce children to a wide range of new jewelry
making techniques each camp session, including, resin, stamping
and dapping metal, bead stringing, crimping, copper etching, wool
felted beads and so much more. All levels welcome.
BOYS & GIRLS AGES 6 & UP—TWEENS & TEENS!
At Dragonfly Designs, it is our mission to offer exceptional handmade
jewelry and the opportunity to create it, while promoting social justice,
personal style, and fun. Instructor will collect $50 Materials Fee on the
first day of camp.
Course #11231.2121
M-F
4/9–4/13
9am–Noon
$190R
$200NR
Kid’s Card-Making Workshops
Instructor Carol Baum will provide a variety of materials, ideas and
support to help your child get started making their own artistic and
individualized greeting cards.
EASTER
Here is an opportunity for your child to make unique Easter Cards
for friends and family. They will delight in playing with stickers,
hand-made papers, fabric and materials creating masterpieces for
perpetuity. The instructor will provide a variety of materials, ideas and
support. Ages 10 and up. A $7 Materials fee will be collected by the
instructor at the beginning of this course.
Course # 11081.2121
W
3/28–4/4
3:30pm–5pm
$30R
$35NR
MOTHER’S DAY
Students 10 and up will create one-of-a-kind Mother’s Day Cards for
that very special mom, grandma and auntie. Children will delight in
playing with stickers, hand-made papers, fabric and materials. The
instructor will provide materials, ideas and support. A $7 Materials fee
will be collected by the instructor at the beginning of this course.
Course # 11081.2122
W
5/2–5/9
3:30pm–5pm
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$30R
$35NR
CHILDREN’S CLASSES: MUSIC
Half-Hour Private Guitar Lessons
with Gay Brodsky
Age 5–10
Has your child (Age 5-10 years) expressed an interest in playing the
guitar? Here’s an opportunity to try it out in a child friendly environment.
Teacher Gay uses her expertise in teaching children to help your child
to learn to play the guitar. Together we will be on our way to learning
basic chords, simple strumming and picking, some music theory
(eg. rhythm, pitch, melody), and to play and sing our favorite songs.
Gay Brodsky has been teaching children music through preschools
and Recreation Centers in San Francisco and Marin for over twenty
years. Gay has developed her own music program including folk, pop,
classical, jazz and world music. She plays guitar as well as piano,
flute and violin. She loves to sing and most recently has sung with
Jazz Acappella.
These courses are designed to be ongoing with sessions building
on previous instruction. Try it for four weeks and rest assured that your
time slot is secure. Priority registration is given to current students.
Questions? Call Gay at 389-1212.
Course # 12681.1113
TH
2/2–2/23
Course # 12681.1116
TH
2/2–2/23
Course # 12681.1119
TH
2/2–2/23
Course # 12682.1113
TH
2/2–2/23
Course # 12682.1116
TH
2/2–2/23
Course # 12682.1119
TH
2/2–2/23
Course # 12681.2121
TH
3/1–3/29
Course # 12681.2122
TH
3/1–3/29
3pm–3:30pm
$144R
$154NR
3:30pm-4pm
$144R
$154NR
4pm–4:30pm $144R
$154NR
4:30pm–5pm
$144R
$154NR
5pm-5:30pm
$144R
$154NR
5:30pm–6pm
$144R
$154NR
3pm–3:30pm
$180R
$190NR
3:30pm–4pm
$180R
$190NR
Course # 12681.2123
TH
3/1–3/29
4pm–4:30pm
Course # 12681.2124
TH
3/1–3/29
4:30pm–5pm
Course # 12681.2125
TH
3/1–3/29
5pm–5:30pm
Course # 12681.2126
TH
3/1–3/29
5:30pm–6pm
Course # 12682.2121
TH
4/5–4/26*
3pm–3:30pm
Course # 12682.2122
TH
4/5–4/26*
3:30pm–4pm
Course # 12682.2123
TH
4/5–4/26
4pm–4:30pm
Course # 12682.2124
TH
4/5–4/26
4:30pm–5pm
Course # 12682.2125
TH
4/5–4/26
5pm–5:30pm
Course # 12682.2126
TH
4/5–4/26
5:30pm–6pm
Course # 12683.2121
TH
5/3–5/31
3pm–3:30pm
Course # 12683.2122
TH
5/3–5/31
3:30pm–4pm
Course # 12683.2123
TH
5/3–5/31
4pm–4:30pm
Course # 12683.2124
TH
5/3–5/31
4:30pm–5pm
Course # 12683.2125
TH
5/3–5/31
5pm–5:30pm
Course # 12683.2126
TH
5/3–5/31
5:30pm–6pm
Game Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
*No Class 4/12
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$108R
$118NR
$108R
$118NR
$144R
$154NR
$144R
$154NR
$144R
$154NR
$144R
$154NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
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CHILDREN’S CLASSES: SPORTS
Rebound Basketball Academy
2 & 3 YEARS
Rebound Basketball Academy is an excellent educational program
for children promoting sports activities in community centers and
schools. We run basketball programs in several private schools and
cities in the Bay Area and we feel grateful for the opportunity to start
teaching in Sausalito`s community.
Parent participation is required in the entire class. The program
helps to develop gross motor skills, coordination related to the
basketball, child’s confidence, listening skills, and learn to follow
directions. Uniform T-Shirt is included in the fee.
Course # 15631.2123
SA
3/17–6/16*
10am–10:30am $115R
*No Class 4/7, 5/26
Little Soccer Club (Ages 2-3 & 4-5)
Brought to you by the coaching staff from Playland, Little Soccer Club
transforms the gymnasium into a great practice space for kids to
be introduced to the great sport of soccer. Come on out and join us
for an afternoon of fun soccer with the little players. Kids will have
fun kicking, running with a ball and scoring goals. These classes are
designed to teach age appropriate footwork, team play and basic ball
control skills. Early session for 2–3 year olds second session for 4–5
year olds. Experienced coaches work with the kids while they have fun.
Maximum of 20 participants in each age group per class.
MLK Gym is a nice big warm place to play/run in and has indoor
bathrooms & plenty of parking.
AGES 2-3
Course # 15462.2121
W
2/29–4/18
1:30pm–2:20pm
$90R $100NR
AGES 4-5
K-2ND GRADE
Course # 15462.2122
The Rebound Basketball Academy annual program for Kindergarten W
2/29–4/18
2:30pm–3:20pm
$90R $100NR
through 2nd Grade emphasizes developing sports skills, improving MLK Gymnasium, 610 Coloma Street, Sausalito
self-esteem, fair play and fun while touching on the fundamentals of
basketball. Fun games are played towards the end of each class. Tee- Junior Tennis League
shirt uniform is included in the fee for the class.
Tennis in Marin offers Spring Junior League in Sausalito at Marinship
Courts. This is an opportunity for match play within a team format.
Course # 15631.2121
Participants play singles and doubles matches against other Marin
W
3/7–5/30*
3:30pm–4:15pm $125R $135NR
teams in the spirit of healthy competition. Matches are structured to
pair players of equal ability. One day of practice devoted to working
*No Class 4/11
on technique and one day of matches played against other teams.
Away matches require traveling to other League sites. Team t-shirt
3RD-5TH GRADE
provided.
The Rebound Basketball Academy annual program for 3rd through
5th Grade refines developing sports skills, improving self-esteem, fair Course # 15551.2121
play and fun while touching on the fundamentals of basketball. Fun M, F*
3/12–6/1
4pm–5:30pm*
$455R $465NR
games are played towards the end of each class. Tee-shirt uniform is Practice Location Marinship Tennis Courts, Marinship Park, Sausalito
included in the fee for the class.
*Friday Game Locations and Times TBD
Course # 15631.2122
W
3/7–5/30*
4:15pm–5pm
$125R
*No Class 4/11
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$125NR
$135NR
CHILDREN’S CLASSES: SPORTS, DANCE
Capoeira
Capoeira is an African-Brazilian martial art that uniquely combines
self-defense with acrobatics, live music and dance. In Capoeira class,
students learn basic techniques, Brazilian culture, how to play drum
and tambourine, and Portuguese terms and songs. Students develop
coordination, discipline, flexibility, rhythm, self-esteem, stamina and
strength.
Course # 22671.1115
SA
2/4–2/25
11am–Noon
Course # 22671.1113
TU
2/7–2/28
6:15pm–7:30pm
Course # 12671.2122
SA
3/3–3/31
10am–11am
Course # 12671.2121
TU
3/6–3/27
6:15pm–7:30pm
Course # 12671.2124
SA
4/7–4/28
10am–11am
Course # 12671.2123
TU
4/3–4/24
6:15pm–7:30pm
Course # 12671.2126
SA
5/5–5/19
10am–11am
Course # 12671.2125
TU
5/1–5/29
6:15pm–7:30pm
$60R
$70NR
$60R
$70NR
$75R
$85NR
$60R
$70NR
$60R
$70NR
$60R
$70NR
$45R
$50NR
$75R
$85NR
Royal Academy of Dance Ballet
Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) ballet programme is designed to provide
fun and enjoyment that are relevant to young children development
stages.
A carefully-planned program, RAD not only provides high standard
dance training, it also develops physical and structural skills, stamina,
creativity, expression, and musicality. All are beneficial to continuous
development in life and in dance.
RAD certified instructor, Terry Wong-McDonnell, RAD RTS, ARAD
is qualified to teach young children in a fun and safe way through
the Academy’s classical ballet syllabus. The programme while focused
on classical ballet, also includes “Free Movement” and “Character
Section” through the Grade progressions in order to enrich students’
knowledge and experience with other dance genres.
RAD curriculum is being taught to 250,000 students each year in
80 countries throughout the world.
Terry has experience teaching ballet in the UK and Philippines,
and is excited to bring her dance instruction to Sausalito as the first
RAD instructor in the Northern Bay Area.
Students enrolled are required to wear uniforms with net hair. For
uniform, please contact D’Lynnes Dancewear, 1137 Fourth Street, San
Rafael.
PRE-SCHOOL CURRICULUM (3-4+ years old)
This dance class focuses on age-appropriate movement, using fun
and enjoyable imaginative themes in an instructional environment
to nurture and develop students’ understanding of their bodies, the
surrounding space, as well as musicality, creativity and expressive
abilities. Active children can develop into active and healthy adults,
enjoying the physical and social benefits that participation in dance
and sport can bring.
PRE-SCHOOL CURRICULUM
Course # 13561.2121
M, W
3/5–3/28
3pm–4pm
Course # 13561.2122
M, W
4/2–4/30*
3pm–4pm
Course #13561.2123
M, W
5/2–5/30**
3pm–4pm
PRE-PRIMARY IN DANCE
Course # 13562.2121
M, W
3/5–3/28
Course # 13562.2122
M, W
4/2–4/30*
Course # 13562.2123
M, W
5/2–5/30**
$144R
$154NR
$126R
$136NR
$144R
$154NR
4pm–5pm
$144R
$154NR
4pm–5pm
$126R
$136NR
4pm–5pm
$144R
$154NR
$144R
$154NR
$126R
$136NR
$144R
$154NR
PRIMARY IN DANCE
Course # 13563.2121
M, W
3/5–3/28
5pm–6pm
Course # 13563.2122
M, W
4/2–4/30*
5pm–6pm
Course # 13563.2123
M, W
5/2–5/30**
5pm–6pm
*No Class 4/9-4/11
**No Class 5/28
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CHILDREN’S CLASSES: DANCE
Beginning Ballet
Miss Matrisha teaches children’s dance classes throughout
the Bay Area. She’s trained in ballet, modern dance and
theater.
Children must be the minimum age by the first day of
class. All sessions last six weeks. Ballet and Tap Classes
require tap shoes and ballet slippers. Shoes are available at
Payless Shoes, D’Lynnes Dancewear in downtown San Rafael
or online at www.discountdance.com.
BALLET AND TAP SPRING RECITAL: The Spring Session of
Ballet and Tap 3–4, 4–5 & Kindergarten 5–6 will finish with a
recital on Saturday, June 2 where children will dance onstage
in a costume for their family and friends. A costume fee of $48
must be paid by the first day of class to the instructor.
PRE-BALLET MOMMY AND ME (2-3 YEARS)
Moms and nannies are encouraged to participate in this introduction
to creative movement. This playful class improves motor skills as
children perform finger plays, dance to nursery rhymes, and move with
balls or scarves to music. Wear comfortable clothing, such as leggings
and a stretch top or leotards and tights. Come barefoot or wear ballet
shoes.
Course # 13391.2121
W
2/29–4/4
9:45am–10:30am
Course # 13391.2122
W
4/18–5/30 9:45am–10:30am
$72R
$82NR
$84R
$94NR
BALLET AND TAP (3–4 YEARS)
This is a fun introduction to ballet and tap dancing. Children enjoy the
rhythm and sounds while learning basic tap steps. During the ballet
portion of the class they use their imagination as they plie’ like fairies
tendue like frogs and jete’ like deer. Activities include stretching
exercises, learning simple dances, free dancing with scarves and
playing games that teach social skills. Both tap shoes and ballet
shoes are required for this class. Shoes are available at D’Lynnes
Dancewear, 1850 4th Street in San Rafael. A costume fee of $48 must
be paid by the first day of class to the instructor.
Course # 13392.2121
W
2/29–5/30* 10:45am–11:30am $156R
Exercise Room, 420 Litho Street
*No Class 4/11
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$160NR
BALLET AND TAP (4–5 YEARS)
Children have fun as they tap, stretch, leap and dance to a variety of
music. This class introduces young dancers to the ballet barre. They
learn basic ballet foot and arm positions and simple choreography.
In the tap portion of the class dancers follow the beat of the music
as they practice their shuffles or pretend to be animals. At the end of
each class children have an opportunity for creative expression as they
dance freely with scarves. Dancers should wear simple leotards with
tights and will need both tap and ballet slippers. Shoes are available
at: payless shoes, D’Lynnes Dancewear in downtown San Rafael or
online at www.discountdance.com. Children must be the minimum
age by the first day of class. A costume fee of $48 must be paid by the
first day of class to the instructor.
Course # 13393.2121
F
3/2–6/1*
3:30pm–4:15pm
*No Class 4/13 or 5/25
$144R
$154NR
KINDERGARTEN BALLET AND TAP (5-6 YEARS)
Children have fun as they tap, stretch, leap and dance to a variety of
music. This class builds on the concepts introduced to young dancers
in Ballet and Tap for Four and Five Year Olds. They learn basic ballet
foot and arm positions and simple choreography. In the tap portion of
the class dancers follow the beat of the music as they practice their
shuffles or pretend to be animals. At the end of each class children
have an opportunity for creative expression as they dance freely with
scarves. Dancers should wear simple leotards with tights and will
need both tap and ballet slippers. Shoes are available at: payless
shoes, D’Lynnes Dancewear in downtown San Rafael or online at www.
discountdance.com. Children must be the minimum age by the first
day of class. A costume fee of $48 must be paid by the first day of
class to the instructor.
Course # 13394.2121
F
3/2–6/1*
4:30pm–5:15pm
*No Class 4/13 or 5/25
$144R
Interested in Teaching a class?
$154NR
If you have a special skill or are particularly knowledgeable
about a subject and would like to share it with others, drop us
a line. Proposals for all ages, classes, and/or workshops are
encouraged. Contact Sausalito Parks and Recreation at 2894152 or send to [email protected].
ADULT CLASSES: ENRICHMENT
Basketry Classes
Instructor Emily Dvorin, award-winning, nationally-known fiber artist,
has exhibited at shows and galleries in and out of the country for the
last 37 years. For 33 years she owned and operated Various & Sundries
in San Anselmo, selling contemporary crafts. She has taught different
techniques of basketry to children and adults for 17 years. She is now
teaching one-day Saturday workshops in her Sausalito studio. In all
her workshops, all levels are welcome and materials are included.
COILED BASKETRY
Relaxing, ongoing, spiraling . . . Learn to form a strong and beautiful
basket by wrapping and stitching around a core foundation, connecting
in a spiral. Experiment with shape, color, pattern and a variety of
stitches. Very individualized instruction. Traditional techniques with a
modern approach. BRING: scissors, note pad, pencil and a bag lunch.
Course #21241.2121
SA
3/6
10am–4pm
$53R
$63NR
Studio #205, ICB Building, 480 Gate Five Road, Sausalito
TWINED AND PLAITED BASKETRY
Weaving, criss-cross, over and under... Explore one of the most
traditional forms of woven basketry. Use reed to develop simple and
fast techniques for a variety of weaves. Enjoy the process and go home
with a completed basket. You will receive personalized instruction and
satisfying results. BRING: scissors, note pad, pencil and a bag lunch.
Course # 21241.2122
SA
3/24
10am–4pm
$53R
$63NR
RANDOM WEAVE BASKETRY
Transform modern, urban, ordinary materials into an extraordinary,
free-form vessel. Play with fun materials using this unconstrained
basketry technique. BRING: scissors, note pad, pencil and a bag
lunch.
Course # 21241.2123
SA
4/14
10am–4pm
$53R
$63NR
Painting with Diana Bradley
This course is meant for anyone interested in painting and art. The aim
is simple, inspire, challenge and grow in a friendly and fun setting.
Get advice on composition, drawing, perspective and learn a few new
painting techniques. Bring your own art supplies and medium, and
Instructor Diana Bradley collaborates with you, offers her own insights
and the class discusses pieces as they progress. Diana is a signature
member of the National Watercolor Society and teaches sketching as
an artist in residence at Yosemite.
Course # 21181.1113
TH
2/23-3/29
2pm-5pm
Course # 21181.2121
TH
4/5–5/10
2pm-5pm
Course # 21181.2122
TH
5/17–6/21
2pm-5pm
SIX WEEK COURSE
Edgewater, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
$72R
$82NR
$72R
$82NR
$72R
$82NR
Beginners Digital Photography
This class is designed to introduce students to digital photography.
We will explore features of the camera, how to hold the camera, and
basic operations including installation of CD cards and recharging
and installing batteries.
We will also explore automatic and programmed image modes,
lenses, lighting, ISO settings, flash photography, reviewing and
deleting images, printing and emailing.
Students will photograph portraits, landscapes, close-ups, and
action shots. We will focus on composition and utilizing the correct
format and lenses to achieve the best results.
Digital camera required.
Course # 21882.2121
SA
3/14–3/24
10:30am–Noon
Course # 21882.2122
SA
4/14–5/5
10:30am–Noon
Instructor: Carol Baum
$100R
$110NR
$100R
$110NR
WACKY BASKETRY
Get wacky, be silly, and express yourself! Enjoy an unpredictable class.
Stretch your imagination while creating a free-form vessel, using a
mixture of techniques. BRING: recycled plastic, wire, rags, crazy stuff
and collected junk. Also bring scissors, note pad, pencil and a bag
lunch.
Course # 21241.2124
SA
4/28
10am–4pm
$53R
$63NR
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ADULT CLASSES: ENRICHMENT
Mothers and Sons:
Learn hands-on to restore wooden furniture. Antiques through accidents Raising the Men of Tomorrow
Restoring Wooden Furniture
welcome. Gain the fundamentals and traditional techniques to learn
how to professionally restore the wooden furnishings in your home.
Basic tool use and finishing techniques will be covered including;
cabinet scrapers chisel with sharpening, staining, finishing, French
polishing and advanced workshops including “Chinoiserie” using gold
and bronzing powder, spray guns and difficult repairs. NOTE: The full
class meets for two full Saturday sessions and students are invited to
meet in smaller groups with the instructor for a Wednesday session
between classes. Students provide their own furnishing to restore,
please call instructor at 331-1451 to ensure that a proposed piece will
be finished within the scope of the class time-frame.
Instructor Richard Morton has been restoring antique furniture in
the Bay Area for the past 30 years and has studied the art of furniture
repair at home and abroad, including a three year apprenticeship
in Japan. See some examples of Richard’s work under the furniture
restoration link on his website: www.rickproductions.com.
Course # 21521.2121
SA, W
3/3–3/10
2pm–5pm
$195R $205NR
Course # 21521.2122
SA, W
4/7–4/14
2pm–5pm
$195R $205NR
Fine Antique Restoration, 610 Caloma Street, Suite 710, Sausalito
On-Camera Film Class with L.A. Coach
Most women wish that men were more communicative and emotionally
available. As mothers, women have power to shape the men of tomorrow.
This workshop will help moms get the guidance and essential tools with
which to navigate their important role in shaping their sons’ future as
men. Get tools to foster a strong bond with your son that will last for
a lifetime Learn how you can enhance your son’s communication skills
Learn how to support your son’s emotional intelligence
Course # 21221.2121
F
4/20
7pm–9pm
Game Room, 420 Litho Street
Instructor: Dr. Falk
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$35NR
Tax Time Ease: Financial Organization
for Self-Employment and Small Business
Are you a self-employed person or small business owner who dreads
tax time? This class will teach you how to choose the simplest system
for organizing your finances and meeting your tax and management
needs. What records do you need to keep? Do you need Quickbooks? Is
the business use of your home tax deductible? What about the vehicle
you use for business – is it better to lease? What about equipment?
What are your business assets? What if you work sometimes as a
contractor and others as an employee? You’ll take away tools and
knowledge that will help you to get organized now!
Instructor Rebecca A. Bailin is a tax professional specializing in
serving the socially responsible, LGBT, self-employed/small business
and spiritual communities. She is an MBA, MA and Enrolled Agent
(EA—a designation allowing her to represent taxpayers before the
IRS.) She has served clients as a Socially Responsible investment
adviser and prides herself on cutting through the hype and mystery of
personal finance. She is also an entrepreneur and ran her own small
business (a consulting practice) for over 15 years. Find out more at
highintegritytax.wordpress.com.
ONGOING FILM CLASSES. Work with an L.A. coach, Cassandra
Chamberlain, who has more than 15 years experience in the business.
She has taught and is teaching in L.A. and now in the Bay Area, helping
actors realize their full potential in order to compete with crafted L.A.
actors. Cassandra has helped many actors find agents, prepare for
big auditions and get in front of Casting Directors and other Industry
Professionals. The class will include cold reading, auditioning for
film and TV, comedy and Improv. The class will also collaborate with
a sketch comedy team that will be performing live. Learn the craft
of film/sitcom/episodic acting. Cassandra has been a writer/director/
coach and casting director in L.A., S.F., Hawaii and Seattle. She works Course # 21491.2121
with Hollywood casting directors and L.A. agents. Veteran students TU
3/6
6:30pm–8:30pm
will have the opportunity to work on sketch comedy, participate in an Edgewater Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
on-line showcase and in promotional videos. Learn what it takes to
compete at the level of the most skilled LA actors.
Course # 21111.2121
M
3/5–3/26
7pm-10pm
$189R
Course # 21111.2122
M
4/2–4/23
7pm-10pm
$189R
Course # 21111.2123
M
4/30–5/21
7pm-10pm
$189R
*3/26 Game Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
$30R
$199NR
$199NR
$199NR
$25R
$30NR
ADULT CLASSES: ENRICHMENT, MUSIC
Intermediate French
French course for intermediate level students desiring to brush up on
their fundamentals, prepare for a trip to France and for the pleasure
of refining language skill. This class will be especially helpful to
anyone planning a trip to France: highlighting the activities, culture,
geography and history that can be experienced while traveling.
Instructor: Dominique Rinaldi
Course # 21201.2121
TU
3/13–5/29
6pm–7:30pm
No Class 4/3 or 4/10
$200R
$210NR
Art Healing for Seniors
Art healing is based on the belief that the creative process involved
in artistic self-expression helps people to resolve conflicts, solve
problems, develop interpersonal skills, manage behavior, reduce
stress, and increase self-esteem and self-awareness. In short, art
healing is a process of self-discovery that promotes relaxation, insight,
and personal fulfillment.
The purpose of art healing is not to create technically crafted and
refined artwork but to assist people in both being in-tune with and
expressive of their inner life, thereby promoting personal health and
well-being. Creating art is an intuitive process that does not depend
on the usual rules of logic or rational thought; participants are freed
to express themselves in unique and interesting ways - whatever they
find to be gratifying. Never limited to a particular subject matter or
way of creating a work of art, in this class everybody is free to choose
media and materials for creating a self-expression of images that is
individually satisfying and unique to each participant’s desires and
interests.
Everyone is welcome to a FREE introductory session on March
6th.
Examples of media and materials that we work with: PAINTING
& SKETCING: Watercolor, Oil, Acrylic (or Tempera), Oil Pastel, Chalk
Pastel, Felt-Tip Marker, Finger Paint, Pencil and crayon, Stamp.
SCULPTURE: Clay, Play dough, Model Magic. COLLAGE: Paper & Print
Media, Cardboard, Poster board, Wood, Vinyl
A $30 Materials Fee will be collected by the instructors—due by
March 13.
Course # 21621.2121
TU
3/6–5/29
4pm–6pm
Game Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
$150R
Taiko – Adult I (Introduction)
Taiko is the art of Japanese drumming, which develops self-expression
and musical creativity. This course is a basic introducition to the world
of taiko. This includes Japanese expressions, the kinds and use of taiko
drums, and the sounds of various taiko beats. In each class, everyone
will participate by playing on actual drums. Drums provided!
A $30 materials fee paid to the instructor will be collected by the
instructor of this course.
Course # 22341.2121
SU
3/4–3/25
10am–11:30am
Course # 22341.2122
SU
4/1–4/29*
10am–11:30am
*No Class 4/8
Course # 22341.2123
SU
5/6–6/3*
10am–11:30am
* No Class 5/27
$40R
$45NR
$40R
$45NR
$40R
$45NR
West African Drum Class
with Amadou Camara
Learn the traditional West African rhythms using the djembe and dundun drums. This class will be geared towards all levels, beginners
through advanced. Amadou will teach us rhythms that he will break
down step by step, making this a fun and easy way to learn.
Originally from Conakry Guinea, West Africa, Amadou Camara was
a master djembe player of the National Ballet Djoliba and has been
teaching drums for over ten years. Come and join us and experience
the spirit and power of drum and music.
Bring your own drum. Extra drums are available by prior
arrangement. 707-571-9528.
Course # 22021.2121
M
Ongoing
7:30pm–9pm
Course # 22021.2120
Daily Drop-In
EIGHT CLASSES
MLK Gym, 610 Coloma Street, Building 6
$100R
$110NR
$15R
$17NR
$160NR
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ADULT CLASSES: MUSIC, DANCE
Ladies & Gentlemen, Let’s Dance!
Introductory and Intermediate
Argentine Tango
Argentine Tango is a complex and intimate social dance containing
unique and intricate movements. It can be elegant and it can be
playful. Tango is not choreographed, but is improvised as it is danced.
Tango is highly personal and expressive, and can be an unforgettable
experience intimately shared between you and your partner. Come and
see why tango is growing in popularity world-wide. This course is for
new students and ongoing students who want to learn the fundamental
technique and basic movements of tango.
Instructor David Caditz, Ph.D. was trained in Buenos Aires,
Argentina and has instructed professionally for over fifteen years. He
has trained numerous happy and successful dancers throughout the
Bay Area. Call 289-4152 to register.
Course # 23161.2121
TU
3/6–5/29
7:30pm-8:45pm
Course # 23161.2120
Daily Drop-In
$130R
$140NR
$15R
$18NR
Dance coach and choreographer Cynthia Glinka will share her tips and
tricks on the dance floor and guarantees that after ONE SESSION—
you’ll be dancing. If you can walk, you can dance. We’re not going
for a trophy here, folks! Social partner dancing is Cynthia’s specialty.
She coaches gentlemen how to lead and spin their partners. It’s great
exercise and it’s what women want: Dance with me! And, ladies, if
you’re solo, learn the dynamics of how to follow anyone who asks you
to dance.
Cynthia offers an original and unique approach to partner dance
instruction with rapid results. Is this ballroom dancing? Well, yes
AND no! Competition or extensive training is not our goal. We focus
less on footwork and emphasize upper body posture and elementary
steps—the closed position hold (in an intimate embrace) and simple
variations that can be easily led and comfortably followed. Swing, Fox
Trot, Tango, Rumba & Waltz also available—social style.
If you are interested in restoring spice and vitality, improve your
physical and cognitive condition and add romance to your life, call to
schedule your private session. Get ready to join us at our scheduled
public events featuring the Bay Area’s popular dance orchestras.
Dates & times by appointment. $350/2hrs
The First Dance:
A Honeymoon, Not a Nightmare!
Brides and Grooms want their first steps in life to be in sync. Why
not start with your first dance at your wedding? Take ONE SESSION
with partner dance specialist Cynthia Glinka and she guarantees you
will be dancing down the aisle. That’s right, ONE SESSION. If you can
walk, you can dance! You want your wedding day to be romantic? With
Glinka’s tips and tricks, you’ll be dancing for a lifetime!
Gift certificates available for the entire wedding party, rehearsal
dinner, parents or an anniversary for that special someone. Spin, dip,
and dance—social style.
Cynthia has transformed countless wedding couples into elegant
dancers not just for their first dance but for the rest of their lives.
Specializing in reluctant partners. “My goal for you is to become
comfortable and confident, look natural and have FUN on the dance
floor!”
Dates & times by appointment. $350/2hrs
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ADULT CLASSES: FITNESS
Kundalini Yoga
What makes Kundalini Yoga different from other forms? Each exercise
and every class as a whole provides a balance of physical, mental and
spiritual practice. The postures are unusually dynamic (moving) rather
than static (held) and include both a mental focus and conscious,
powerful breathing. The meditations often include chanting. Kundalini
Yoga’s unified approach to the body, mind and spirit helps develop our
inner energy and re-connect us with the pure beauty and goodness
that we are. This safe and comprehensive system is suitable for all
fitness levels. Beginners are welcome!
Instructor Gurukar Singh Khasla has been teaching Kundalini
Yoga and meditation in the Bay Area for more than 30 years and is
also a teacher trainer certified by the Kundalini Research Institute. His
teaching style is fun and relaxed.
Course # 24631.2121
W
Ongoing
6:30pm–7:45pm
SIX CLASSES
Course # 24631.2120
Drop-In Fee
$60R
$70NR
$12R
$14NR
Yoga with Dr. Ehret
Back Pain Relief
In college, instructor Amy Lynn Sabel broke her back. Always very
active, she would not settle with daily back pain. This led her to
develop a series of assisted stretching and core strengthening
exercises that have kept her pain free and active. Amy wishes she
could stand on top of a mountain and shout what she’s developed
to the world, but the next best thing is offering the Back Pain Relief
class to interested students. 90% of Americans will have some kind
of back pain during their life! You don’t have to live with this pain. In
the past 30 years, Instructor Amy Lynn Sabel has helped thousands of
people of all shapes, ages and sizes live without back pain. The key to
eliminating back pain is learning and practicing these exercises every
morning—it only takes about 15 minutes and keeps you free of back
pain. The best part is - IT FEELS GOOD! Anyone willing to put in the
time can learn these basic exercises. We brush our teeth daily to keep
them healthy—doesn’t it make sense to also have a daily exercise
routine to keep your spine flexible, strong and pain free? Call Amy with
your questions 250-5439.
Course # 24032.2121
SA
4/28
3pm–4:30pm
$50R
$55NR
Marin Body Awareness Center - 1122 Magnolia Avenue, Larkspur (in
the Masonic Center)
Dr. Ehret teaches a basic Hatha Yoga routine to increase flexibility,
release tension and tone muscles. Join this drop-in class for an hour
of development and relaxation for the mind, body and spirit.
Course # 24501.2121
TH Ongoing 7:30pm–8:45pm TEN CLASSES
Course # 24501.2120
Daily Drop-In
Instructor: Dr. Richard Ehret, Chiropractor
$80R $90NR
$10R
$12NR
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Rosen Method Movement
These classes are simple and fun and include different kinds of music
and support movements that are designed to improve alignment and
flexibility. By gently moving joints and muscles, we come in contact
with the parts in us that are open as well as those that have been
closed because of tension or physical and emotional pain. As range
of motion increases, the breath comes in more fully and we come in
touch with a new awareness of our bodies and a renewed feeling of
our selves.
Instructor Tina Kelly Green is a licensed Rosen Movement
teacher and Certified Rosen Method and Transformational Bodywork
Practitioner.
Course # 24581.2121
M,TH Ongoing 8:30am–9:30am
$10R $12NR
Chi by the Bay
Enjoy the gentle flowing movements of Qigong in the same beautiful
waterfront location as Jazz and Blues by the bay. Qigong is an ancient
philosophical system of harmonious integration of the human body
with the universe. It is Art and Science that plays an active role in
protecting and strengthens health. Qigong resists premature senility
and prolongs life. Beginners are encouraged and welcomed
Led by instructor Joe Quinn who is a retired fire fighter and a
healing massage therapist. Joe studied Qigong at the East West
Academy of Healing Art with Dr. Effie Chow.
Course # 24322.2121
SA
Ongoing
9am-10am
SEVEN CLASSES
Course # 24322.2120
Daily Drop-In
Gabrielson Park, Sausalito
Core Pilates, Stretch & Tone / Hatha Yoga
$70R
$80NR
$10R
$12NR
Take ten classes with Amy Lynn Sabel in the Fall Session (September– Tai Chi Basics for the Beginner
November) Mix and match sessions, including Core Pilates Stretch and Intermediate Student
and Tone or Hatha Yoga
Tai Chi is a gentle, complete exercise using gentle flowing movements.
The practice of Tai Chi improves balance, circulation, posture, body
CORE PILATES STRETCH AND TONE
awareness, and mood. Students are exposed to the traditional
Get fit for life! Create the changes you want to see and feel in your principles from which the mystical qualities of this Ancient Chinese
body! Lengthen, strengthen & improve your posture while gaining Art arise. The basic use of breath and the fundamentals of footwork
flexibility, balance & core strength. Modifications will be offered for will be included.
your individual needs. It’s time to experience what everyone is raving Instructor Joe Quinn has been teaching Yang Style Tai Chi for over
about in a relaxed, safe & enjoyable environment. Mats and Pilates 15 years.
Straps provided. Mondays & Wednesdays 11am-12pm and Tuesdays
& Thursdays 6:30pm-7:30pm .
Course # 24321.2121
TH
Ongoing
6:15pm-7:15pm
$70R
$80NR
HATHA YOGA
SEVEN CLASSES
Health is wealth! This class is designed to help renew your energy, Course # 24321.2120
strength and flexibility. As you practice each week you will gain better Daily Drop-In
$10R
$12NR
balance & get more confidence in your body. The focus in each class Exercise Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
will be on your correct body alignment & proper breathing techniques
to enhance your benefits. Awaken your spirit and feel revitalized!
Wednesdays 5:45pm-7:15pm.
10 Class Pass expires 5/51.
Course # 24031.2121
M-TH 3/1–5/31 See above for times $180R $190NR
1122 Magnolia Avenue, Larkspur (in the Masonic Center)
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Core Restore
Back pain will occur in 80% of us at some point in our lives. Learn
how to minimze your risk for the debilitating effects of a dysfunctional
spine. This weekly exercise class will emphasize proper spinal
alignment and core muscle activation. Classes will incorporate yoga,
Pilates, and traditional therapeutic exercises to improve core strength,
flexibility and postural awareness.
Instructed by Lisa Bollheimer Minn, licenced physical therapist,
certified yoga instructor and certified strength and conditioning
specialist. Learn more at www.lisabminn.com. (Reduced rates
available for seniors 65 and over.)
Course # 24611.2121
TU Ongoing 5:15pm-6:15pm SEVEN CLASSES
Course # 24611.2120
Daily drop-in fee Exercise Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
$70R $80NR
$12R $14NR
ZUMBATM Fitness
Are you ready to party yourself into shape? Well, that’s exactly what the
ZUMBATM Fitness program is all about! It’s an exhilarating, effective,
easy-to-follow, Latin-inspired, calorie-burning dance fitness-party™
that’s moving millions of people toward joy and health. Zumba Fitness®
is the only Latin-inspired dance-fitness program that blends red-hot
international music and contagious steps to form a “fitness-party”
that is downright addictive.
Since its inception in 2001, the Zumba program has grown to
become the world’s largest—and most successful—dance-fitness
program with more than 12 million people of all shapes, sizes and
ages taking weekly Zumba classes in over 110,000 locations across
more than 125 countries. So, Ditch the Workout and Join the Party!
Free Trial Class and Instructor Meet & Greet March 3, 11am in
the Exercise Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito.
Course # 24641.2121
SA
3/10–4/7
11am–Noon
Course # 24641.2122
SA
4/28–5/19
11am–Noon
Core Restore Level 2
Course
#
24641.2120
This class builds on the fundamentals of Core Restore. It continues to
emphasize correct alignment, posture and breathing but adds poses Daily Drop-In
that require more strength, coordination and balance. Class size is Exercise Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
limited to provide a more individualized experience.
Course # 24612.2121
TH
3/1–3/29
10am–11am
Course # 24612.2122
TH
4/5–4/26
10am–11am
Course # 24612.2123
TH
5/3–5/31
10am–11am
$60R
$70NR
$48R
$53NR
$60R
$70NR
$45R
$50NR
$36R
$40NR
$10R
$12NR
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ADULT CLASSES: SPORTS
Spring Bocce Ball League
The Sausalito Spring Bocce Ball League is limited to 16 teams. All
teams must have at least two players present per game, a minimum
roster of four players per team and a maximum of eight.
Regular season play for a 16 team league is scheduled for a
minimum of 9 games over ten weeks on Friday evenings. Sunday
mornings are reserved for make-up games due to weather cancellations.
Championship Games are scheduled for Saturday May 19th with all
teams invited to a pre-game hotdog and hamburger barbeque and to
watch the divisional and league championship games.
Team rosters MUST be submitted with registration. Non Sausalito
residents are welcome to participate in the league but each non
Sausalito resident on a team roster adds $5 to the league dues.
Captain’s Meeting February 24 at 5:30pm, Game Room, 420 Litho
Street, Sausalito.
NOTE: Bocce Team Registration Waiver MUST be complete and
signed in order to register. No exceptions. REGISTRATION OPENS
February 9.
Marin Table Tennis Club
MLK Gym is an excellent, well-lit location for table tennis. Going into
its third year, the club has been attended by over 200 enthusiasts, with
a typical night seeing from 12 to 20 players. There are six tournament
class Stiga tables and nets. Balls are provided and paddles are
available. A variety of play formats allows competition and recreation
for all levels, from beginners to tournament players. Come try us out,
meet new players in a friendly atmosphere, work on improving your
game if you want, and have a great time!
Sponsored by the Sausalito Parks and Recreation Department, the
Marin Table Tennis Club and Stiga Corporation.
Course # 25531.2121
TH Ongoing
7pm–9:30pm TWELVE WEEK SESSION
Course # 25531.2120
Drop-In Fee 7pm–9:30pm MLK Gym, 610 Coloma Street, Sausalito
Instructor: Robin Cohn
Course # 25001.2121
F
3/16-5/19
4:30pm–8:30pm $90R*
* Add $5 for each Non-Resident on Roster
Dunphy Park Bocce Ball Courts, Dunphy Park, Sausalito
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$30R $35NR
$5R $7NR
ADULT CLASSES: FITNESS, SPORTS
Adult Tennis Classes
LEVEL 1: INTRO TO TENNIS
Students are introduced to the basic skills of tennis, including
forehand, backhand, serve, and volley. Emphasis is placed on proper
stroke technique and enjoyment of the game. Courses taught by
George Zahorsky, USPTA certified instructor.
Course # 25551.2121
TH
4/5–5/24
6:30pm–8pm
EIGHT WEEK SESSION
Marinship Tennis Courts, Sausalito
$176R
MIXED DOUBLES
Tennis in Marin offers Mixed Doubles clinic and league play. Ensuring
fun and competitive play is the aim in league matches with the clinics
emphasizing doubles strategy, shot selection with focus on serves,
volleys and overheads. No partner needed. Join us! Clinics will be held
on Mondays at Martin Luther King courts, match dates and locations
TBD.
$186NR
Course # 25555.2121
M
3/26–5/14
6pm–7:15pm
$240R
MLK Tennis Courts, 610 Coloma Street, Sausalito
$300NR
LEVEL 2: EARLY INTERMEDIATE TENNIS
Students are taught stroke production, practice skills, and tennis TENNIS ON THE WEB!
related games. Focus is on additional stroke development and an All tennis information is available at www.tennisinmarin.com.
Instructors subject to change.
introduction to strategy and rules.
Course # 25552.2121
W
4/4–5/23
6:30pm–8pm
EIGHT WEEK SESSION
$176R
$186NR
LEVEL 3: INTERMEDIATE TENNIS
Advanced stroke production—spins, shot placement, doubles and
singles positioning. Work towards directional control.
Course # 25553.2121
TU
4/3–5/22
6:30pm–8pm
EIGHT WEEK SESSION
$176R
$186NR
LEVEL 3: INTERMEDIATE TENNIS WEEKENDS
Advanced stroke production—spins, shot placement, doubles and
singles positioning. Work towards directional control.
Course # 25554.2121
SA
4/7–5/26 10:15am–11:45am $176R
EIGHT WEEK SESSION
$186NR
ROUND ROBIN DOUBLES
Sharpen your doubles skills and meet new players! No partner required,
and all levels welcome. Twenty player maximum. Call 289-4152.
Course # 25556.2121
SA
Ongoing
8am–10am
$12R*
MLK Tennis Courts, 610 Coloma Street, Sausalito
*Drop-In Fee
$14NR*
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ADULT CLASSES: SPORTS
Private Tennis Lessons
TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS! Look no further—private tennis lessons are
available here at reasonable prices. Beginning through tournament
competitive players are welcome to register for private lessons.
Instructor Jon Holtz was a San Francisco All-City Selection as the
#1 Singles player for Lowell High. He played varsity college tennis for
Cal Riverside’s national championship squad. He prides himself as
being extremely patient as well as an exceptional motivator especially
as a player he’s been in your shoes and won 5.5 “A” tournaments.
Jon’s coaching style incorporates multiple forms of eastern
meditation for a balanced approach to court focus, confidence, and
desire. Jon is a serve and volleyer with topspin groundstroke emphasis.
Book with him and together, you’ll have lots of fun and tailor you into
tennis shape!
To register and schedule your lesson time, call 289-4152 between
8:30am–Noon or 1:30pm–5pm, Monday–Friday. Lesson must be booked
in advance to notify instructor of scheduled lesson time. Booking must
be arranged more than 48 hours prior to beginning of lesson. Typical
lesson availability is Weekdays 6pm–8pm but availability is subject to
change—be sure to confirm your registration and set-up your private
lesson schedule by calling 289-4152. Fee is per lesson scheduled.
Course # 25312.2121
M-F as Arranged w. Instructor 3/1-5/31
1hr between 6pm–8pm as arranged
$45R
Marinship Tennis Court, Marinship Park, Sausalito
$50NR
Fantasy Valiant Tennis Boot Camp
Lucky protégé competitors will train with instructor John Holtz, J.D.,
tennis metaphysical author, University of San Francisco collegiate
varsity star, and 5.5 “A” champion! After three months of training for
one, two or three sessions a week and an optional off-court regimen,
each protégé will be entitled to team up with John and compete together
for one day of a sanctioned doubles tournament at the protégé’s skill
level of choice. (John is not currently ranked, so he is free to enter a
tournament at any entry level!) Mixed doubles is an especially welcome
option! This is your big chance to train so that you are good enough to
compete in a Northern California Tennis Association tournament with
a pro who has a proven track record to personally guide you into the
competitive fray! Do you wish to chase athletic triumph? Are you up
and coming, older, inexperienced, rusty, but still have the competitive
fire? Let John light the embers of your torch and take you to another
level of distinction! Tournament fees are not included in the package,
although John will be happy to carpool with you to the tourney.
While training, we will work on serve and volley, slam and bang
tennis, consistency, big topspin groundstrokes, doubles strategy,
roadwork conditioning from the “wheelsy footwork guru,” himself, the
mental game, visualization and meditation techniques for maximum
court focus, confidence, and desire. Team up with two-time, San
Francisco All-City Tennis Selection and All-City San Francisco Resident’s
5.5 “A” Finalist John Holtz in an effort to champion real tournament
rounds and have oodles of fun preparing for the tournament of your
life!
1 SESSION PER WEEK, 4 CLASSES PER MONTH
Course # 25311.2121
As Arranged w. Instructor
March, April or May
1.5 Hours as Arranged
`
$320R
$330NR
2 SESSIONS PER WEEK, 8 CLASSES PER MONTH
Course # 25311.2122
March, April or May
$600R
$610NR
3 SESSIONS PER WEEK, 12 CLASSES PER MONTH
Course # 25311.2123
March, April or May
$840R
Marinship Tennis Court, Marinship Park, Sausalito
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$850NR
SAUSALITO PARKS
B
Remington
Dog Park
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Martin
Luther King
A Park
A. Martin Luther King Park (available for rentals)
Five tennis courts, running track, lawn area, two basketball courts and softball fields, gym. Located at 630 Coloma Street.
B. Remington Dog Park
One-acre dog park. Located at 100 Ebbtide Avenue.
C. Marinship Park (available for rentals)
Three lighted tennis courts, parking lot, large lawn area and bathrooms. Located at Marinship/Libertyship Way
D. Langendorf Playground (available for rentals)
At the intersection of Easterby Street and Woodward Avenue. Small children’s area, lawn, BBQ and picnic tables.
E. Schoonmaker Beach
Shoreline Public Access. Adjacent to 85 Libertyship Way
N
F. Robin Sweeny Park
Located at Caledonia and Litho Street. Lighted basketball court,
playground, grass area and picnic area.
E
W
G. Edgewater Room, Exercise Room
and Clubhouse at City Hall (available for rentals)
S
All located at City Hall, corner of Caledonia and Bee Streets. Edgewater
Room has meeting space, Exercise Room has a large wooden floor and
Game Room has a variety of recreation activities for children and adults.
H. Dunphy Park (available for rentals)
Waterfront gazebo, sand volleyball court, bocce court,
and large lawn area. East of Bridgeway between Napa and Litho.
I. Cazneau Playground
Small children’s play area near the
Marinship
Park
C
intersection of Cazneau and Girard.
J. Cloud View Park (available for rentals)
Located on Cloudview Road west of Booker Ave.
E
Schoonmaker
Children’s play area, bathrooms, small meeting
Beach
room, and an amazing view of the bay.
Bridgeway
Dunphy
Park
Langendorf
Playground
D
H
Turney Street
Ramp
K
F,G
Robin Sweeny Park,
City Hall
K.Turney Street Ramp
East of Bridgeway and under water.
This area is for launching boats.
L. Harrison Playground
Opposite Star of the Sea Church on Harrison
Street. (Under construction)
M. Southview Park
One tennis court, one basketball court, children’s play area,
small lawn and sitting area. Entrance on North Street between
Third and Fourth Streets.
N. Swede’s Beach
East End of Valley Street. Sandy beach.
O.Tiffany Beach
West Side of Bridgeway at east end of North Street.
P.Tiffany Park
West side of Bridgeway at east end of North Street. Sitting and picnic area.
Q.Viña Del Mar Plaza
Street intersection of Bridgeway, Anchor, and El Portal.
A greenbelt area with fountain and landscaping.
R. Gabrielson Park
Located between the downtown Ferry Landing and the Spinnaker Restaurant.
Lawn area, benches, sculpture, picnic tables with views across Richardson’s Bay.
S.Yee Tock Chee Park
On the bay side of Bridgeway at Princess. Passive park
with landscaping, lights, benches & water access.
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I
Harrison
Playground
Cazneau
Playground
Gabrielson
Park
Viña Del Mar
Q Plaza
Yee Tock Chee
S Park
J
Cloud View
Park
M
Southview
Park
O,P
Tiffany Beach
and Park
N Swede’s
Beach
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FACILITY AND PARK RENTAL FEES
Facility & Park Rentals
Planning a Special Event? Having a party? Need a professional
environment to hold a business meeting? We’re here to assist you in
planning your next event.
We offer you several different parks that can serve as the perfect
venue for your wedding, birthday party, fundraiser or performance.
Most of our parks are located on the waterfront with breathtaking
views, all at affordable rates!
Need an indoor facility? Your guests are bound to feel at ease in
our charming, historic City Hall building located at 420 Litho Street,
complete with a conference room including a full service kitchen,
a patio nestled beneath the trees, an exercise room that’s great for
social gatherings, and a game room for kids to enjoy. Our center is
equipped with rectangular tables and chairs. Our conference room
offers a supportive environment, perfect for professional gatherings.
If your meeting requires a larger area, the Martin Luther King
Gymnasium located at 610 Coloma Street, is available. If you need
break-out space, this is a perfect location for team-building sessions
and conferences.
Call the Parks and Recreation Department today to see which
facilities best suit your needs. Reservations are required and facilities
are booked in advance, so call 289-4152 for more information.
Sausalito Facility and Park Rental Fees
PARKS Sausalito
Residents
Non-Profit
Groups
Non-
Residents
Commercial
Groups
Dunphy Park (Includes parking lot)
Area 1
Main Area including Gazebo $26 per hour
Area 2
Sand Volleyball Area
$16 per hour
Area 3
Bocce Court (Rates per court) $16 per hour
$37 per hour
$26 per hour
$26 per hour
$47 per hour
$37 per hour
$37 per hour
$58 per hour
$47 per hour
$47 per hour
Marinship Field
$21 per hour
$26 per hour
$32 per hour
$42 per hour
Martin Luther King Field (#1 or #2)
$21 per hour
$26 per hour
$32 per hour
$42 per hour
Langendorf Park
$16 per hour
$28 per hour
$42 per hour
$58 per hour
Cloudview Park
$16 per hour
$28 per hour
$42 per hour
$58 per hour
Tennis Courts (Hourly rates per court)
(Marinship & MLK)
$21 per hour
$26 per hour
$32 per hour
$42 per hour
Other Parks
$16 per hour
$28 per hour
$42 per hour
$58 per hour
FACILITIES
Edgewater Room
Groups under 25
Groups over 25
$21 per hour
$37 per hour
$32 per hour
$47 per hour
$42 per hour
$58 per hour
$58 per hour
$84 per hour
Exercise Room
Groups under 25
Groups over 25
$21 per hour
$37 per hour
$32 per hour
$47 per hour
$42 per hour
$58 per hour
$58 per hour
$84 per hour
Game Room
Groups under 25
Groups over 25
$21 per hour
$32 per hour
$26 per hour
$42 per hour
$37 per hour
$53 per hour
$47 per hour
$68 per hour
$42 per hour
$58 per hour
$74 per hour
$89 per hour
MLK Gymnasium
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EMPLOYEE DIRECTORY
Important Phone Numbers, Fax Numbers, and Email Addresses
Administration Department
420 Litho Street, Sausalito CA 94965 • 415-289-4100 • Fax 415-289-4167
City Manager City Attorney Assistant to City Manager/City Clerk Administrative Services Director/Treasurer
Sr. Accounting Technician Sr. Accounting Technician
Sr. Accounting Technician
Human Resources
Administrative Aide
Adam Politzer Mary Wagner Debbie Pagliaro Charlie Francis
Joe Finnegan Elena Shankin
Cindy Kato
Susan Nichols Patty Enos 289-4166
289-4103
289-4165
289-4105
289-4150
289-4101
289-4148
289-4130
289-4199
Rhett Redelings-MacDermott
Jeremy Holt 289-4196
289-4195 [email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected] [email protected] Business Licenses
Muni Services 800-987-0999 M–F 9am to 5pm
Technology
Technology Manager
Technology Assistant
[email protected]
[email protected]
Sausalito Public Library Library Hours: Monday–Thursday 10am to 9pm, Friday and Saturday 10am to 5pm, Sunday noon to 5pm
420 Litho Street, Sausalito CA 94965 • 415-289-4121 • Fax 415-331-7943
City Librarian Acting City Librarian Children’s Librarian Senior Library Assistant Library Assistant Abbot Chambers Augie Webb Erin Wilson Peggy Gill Jonathan Hirsh 289-4123
289-4122
289-4122
289-4122
289-4122
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Community Development Department—Planning and Building Office Hours: Monday–Thursday, 7:30am–5pm. Fridays, 7:30am-12pm.
420 Litho Street, Sausalito CA 94965 415-289-4128 • Fax 415-339-2256 • TO SCHEDULE BUILDING INSPECTIONS: 415-289-4100 Ext. 811
Community Development Director
Building Inspector Associate Planner Associate Planner Assistant Planner Permit Technician
Administrative Aide Jeremy Graves
Kenneth Henry Heidi Burns Lilly Schinsing Alison Thornberry Nichole Houstone Albert Viana
289-4133
289-4136 289-4135 289-4134 289-4131 289-4137 289-4132
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Parks & Recreation Department Office Hours: Monday–Friday 8:30am to 12pm, 1pm to 5pm
420 Litho Street, Sausalito CA 94965 • 415-289-4152
Parks & Recreation Director Recreation Supervisor
Recreation Coordinator
Administrative Aide
Mike Langford Jeff Dybdal Erin Stroud
Anita Wong 289-4126 289-4140 289-4198
289-4197 [email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected] [email protected] 289-4176
289-4111
289-4180
289-4113
289-4113
289-4192
289-4106
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected] [email protected]
[email protected]
Public Works Engineering 420 Litho Street, Sausalito • 415-289-4106
Maintenance Office Hours: Monday–Friday 6am to 3pm.
530 Nevada Street, Sausalito CA 94965 • 415-289-4113 • Fax 415-289-4138
EMERGENCY: CALL POLICE DEPARTMENT DISPATCH: 415-289-4170
Public Works Director City Engineer
Staff Engineer
Public Works Division Manager
Public Works Foreperson
Sewer Systems Coordinator Administrative Aide
Jonathon Goldman Todd Teachout Andy Davidson Loren Umbertis
Kent Basso Pat Guasco Doug Smith
Police Department Office Hours: Monday–Thursday 7am to 5pm
29 Caledonia Street, Sausalito CA 94965 • 415-289-4170 • Fax 415-289-4175 • Emergency 911 • Parking Citations: 415-289-4149
Chief of Police
Police Captain
Police Lieutenant Administrative Aide II Administrative Aide I Jennifer Tejada John Rohrbacher Kurtis Skoog
Susan Barnes Dawn Barbour 289-4181
289-4177
289-4169
289-4173
289-4174
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Fire and Emergency Medical Services Office Hours: Monday–Friday 8am to 4pm.
Southern Marin Fire Protection District • 415-388-8182 • Fax 415-388-8181 • Emergency 911
Sausalito Station, 300 Spencer Avenue, Sausalito, CA 94965 • 415-289-4156
Fire Chief
Administrative Assistant Jim Irving
Susan Kim 388-8182 388-8182 [email protected]
[email protected]
Parking and Transportation Division Hours: Monday–Sunday 9am to 5pm
Visit parking lot #1 booth on Humboldt near Ferry Landing for General information, commuter parking & lot parking passes.
Police Station, Monday-Thursday 9am-1pm. For resident permit parking: 415-289-4149
Lead Parking Attendant
Elliott Holt 289-4116 [email protected] Parks & Recreation Department 289-4152 www.sausalitoparksandrecreation.org
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