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Ben Stocking

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Leap for Coast Guard project

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By Ben Stocking Verified
| Point Reyes Light Verified
With the final tranche of funding secured, the revitalization of the Coast Guard housing complex in Point Reyes Station is set to begin by the end of the year and be completed in 2028. After years of planning and delays, the Community Land Trust Association of West Marin and its partner, Eden Housing, announced this week that they won $27 million in low-income housing tax credits from the California Tax Credit Allocation Committee.
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Forty tons of rotting squid leave stench on way to dump

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By Ben Stocking Verified
| Point Reyes Light Verified
Twice in the last week, Jake Shoemaker has had the misfortune of driving by dump trucks hauling away tons of rotting squid from the Lake Bay, the 58-foot fishing vessel that ran aground at North Beach on Aug. 21. “It just bowled me over,” said Mr. Shoemaker, who delivers mail in Inverness, Point Reyes Station, and Marshall.
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Two drown in Tomales Bay

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By Ben Stocking Verified
| Point Reyes Light Verified
Two men who headed out for a midnight paddle to view bioluminescence in Tomales Bay on Saturday night did not return to shore, the second time this year that canoeists have drowned in the bay’s cold and choppy waters.
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