Patch Rewind: A Look Back At The Week's Top Stories In SA-Fairfax

Monday, March 8

A San Anselmo used bookstore has expanded its hours.

Town Books, which is run by the Friends of the San Anselmo Library, will be open Fridays, bringing the number of days the store will be open to three.

Tuesday, March 9

The town of San Anselmo announced it is seeking applicants for three openings on its Economic Development Committee.

The seven-member committee is responsible for working with local businesses and the community to promote vibrant economy that meets the needs of San Anselmo residents and visitors.

Wednesday, March 10

San Anselmo's Town Council on Tuesday voted down a proposal to the name of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, The Marin Independent Journal reports.

The council in a 3-2 vote joined the municipalities of Larkspur, Ross and Marin County in rejecting a proposal to rename the roadway named after the 16th Century explorer with ties to slave trading among other atrocities.

Thursday, March 11

The Fairfax Town Council announced will hold a joint study session next week with the Climate Action Committee to discuss the drafting of a Climate Action Plan.

The virtual meeting will be held Wednesday from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.

Friday, March 12

The San Anselmo Town Council at Tuesday's meeting appointed three new members to its Library Parcel Tax Oversight Committee.

Laurie Nardone, Kathy O'Sullivan and Judy Baldassar were the only applicants for these positions. All three were interviewed.