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On December 21, Marin County Public Health announced that Marin County had received its first shipment of the Pfizer vaccine, a minimal supply of 2,000 doses received on December 16. The county will distribute the recently approved vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna in a phased approach; Phase I of this distribution has already begun. As part of Phase I, the Pfizer vaccine was first given to staff at Marin’s three hospitals. Those eligible for vaccination in this first phase al

With so little rainfall this autumn, fire season will last longer than usual. In response, PG&E is offering planning tips for dealing with power shutoffs and other emergencies. While some of these tips are specifically for older adults and individuals with independent living needs, others apply to everyone. Each of these tips comes with a link (in orange, below) to a PG&E web page with more information. Before the next Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) comes our way: Make a

HERE ARE SOME OF THE ITEMS THAT WERE DISCUSSED OR DECIDED AT THE DECEMBER 8 FHA BOARD MEETING: Peter Hudson (Main Dock) will run for vice president of the FHA Board at the January 12 meeting. Other officers will run for re-election: President Michael Labate, Secretary Linda Sempliner and Treasurer Teddie Hathaway. FHA members are invited to submit additional nominations. Pete will survey the defibrillators in the disaster response trailer and on the docks and will make recom