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Jim Wood

Tiburon
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June 2026

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By Jeanne Cooper, Jim Wood
| Marin Magazine
Cavallo Point reconnects with the community through historic renovations, local events, dining and restored Fort Baker charm.
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81 Dipseas Ago: The Man Who Won the “Hottest” Dipsea Ever

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By Jim Wood
| Marin Magazine
Ernie Marinoni – 1940 Dispea Race, Photo Credit: Marin History Museum June 14, 2026 marks the 115th running of the Dipsea. This means 1,500 men and women, ranging in age from 8–80, most of them Marin residents, will leave downtown Mill Valley beginning at 8 a.m. and climb up 685 concrete steps, then run seven miles along some of Mt Tamalpais’ most rutted and steep dirt trails and finish in Stinson Beach near the Pacific Ocean. Sound like fun?
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH IN A YEAR: Wayne County and the end of slavery – the UGRR, abolitionists and USCT Civil War veterans from the Maxwell Settlement (copy)

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By Jim Wood
| Finger Lakes Times
Ed. note: This is the fourth and final part of a series that has been published in consecutive weekend editions of the Finger Lakes Times. We left part 3 of our Black History in a Year Series as the men of the Maxwell Settlement joined the segregated fighting force known as the United States Colored Troops. The table below provides details of their sacrifice. The table contains a trove of information that can be used to research the critical role free Black men played in the war.
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