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Marin Parks Worker Saves East Bay Man From Drowning in the Bay
A Marin County Parks employee saved a hypothermic Richmond man at McNears Beach after he dropped his keys in the water and jumped into the water.

I’m an award-winning journalist who was born and raised in Boise, Idaho (yep, I’m a city girl in Idaho terms). I earned my bachelor’s in journalism from the University of Idaho in Moscow, Idaho.
For nearly four years I was an editor at Marinscope Newspapers. I spent most of my time as editor of the Sausalito Marin Scope, writing about everything from adorable stranded sea lions to visiting mega yachts to the Sausalito City Council’s contentious local politics.
I have earned top journalism honors from the California Newspaper Publishers Association (CNPA), Idaho Press Club and National Association of Hispanic Journalists. Most recently I earned first place awards for coverage of local government and coverage of youth, as well as an award for environmental reporting, from the CNPA.
If I’m not working, you may find me …
Dancing. I did ballet for more than 14 years but recently became obsessed with recreational dance classes in samba, afro-Brazilian and Latin dance. I was a regular at Roco Dance in Fairfax, but I’m taking a hiatus from dance to recover from an injury. I’m hoping to be back on the dance floor this summer.
Hiking. I’m the kind of person who doesn’t like to be inside on a sunny weekend. Marin’s hiking options are endless – what an incredible place to live!
Traveling. I spent a semester in Spain in 2007 and haven’t gotten rid of the travel bug since. I’ve been to 22 countries, but now I only cross oceans once or twice a year. I do, however, enjoy taking lots of weekend trips within the West Coast.
Eating tapas. Living in the Bay Area has made me extra obsessed with food. Tapas are my favorite, but I’m looking forward to trying lots of San Anselmo and Fairfax restaurants.
A Marin County Parks employee saved a hypothermic Richmond man at McNears Beach after he dropped his keys in the water and jumped into the water.

A Marin County Parks employee saved a hypothermic Richmond man at McNears Beach after he dropped his keys in the water and jumped into the water.
The national grant will pay for improvements in Peri Park, including the replacement of older play structures.
Recent entries from the Marin County Sheriff’s Office blotter include a 9-year-old daughter biting her mother and an un-neighborly dispute over a barking dog.
Despite the rain last Saturday, the National Weather Service warns that several days of "critical fire danger" loom ahead for the North Bay and East Bay hills because of strong winds, low humidity and dry conditions.
Despite the rain last Saturday, the National Weather Service warns that several days of "critical fire danger" loom ahead for the North Bay and East Bay hills because of strong winds, low humidity and dry conditions.
Despite the rain last Saturday, the National Weather Service warns that several days of "critical fire danger" loom ahead for the North Bay and East Bay hills because of strong winds, low humidity and dry conditions.
San Anselmo’s volunteer-extraordinaire Joan Capurro will also be honored Friday at the Bank of Marin event that recognizes “business leaders for their commitment to local communities and their success in business.”
While new statewide breast cancer rates reveal a downward trend in Marin, the county still has one of the highest rates of cancer incidence and mortality in the state and nation.
The Fairfax Police log for Sept. 20 through 22 includes someone calling the cops on young skateboarders.
While new statewide breast cancer rates reveal a downward trend in Marin, the county still has one of the highest rates of cancer incidence and mortality in the state and nation.
While new statewide breast cancer rates reveal a downward trend in Marin, the county still has one of the highest rates of cancer incidence and mortality in the state and nation.
A new exhibit in Art Works Downtown contemplates the impact of a mass casualty catastrophe.
Tamalpais Union High School District leaders have stopped blocking four social media sites on school networks. Do you think this will enhance the education process?
A new exhibit in Art Works Downtown contemplates the impact of a mass casualty catastrophe.
A woman who fell or jumped to her death from an overpass in Novato early Monday morning.