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Tidal Flooding Continues To Close Roads Across Marin County: Police
Police urged drivers to avoid several flooded areas as unusually high tides continued to affect local roads.

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Police urged drivers to avoid several flooded areas as unusually high tides continued to affect local roads.

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More than 100 residents urged for an enforceable ICE-free ordinance.
Residents had petitioned the city after raising concerns about speeding and wildlife collisions.
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New alert options include call-back access, translation services and king-tide notices residents can opt into.
Drivers can expect delays on an eastbound stretch of a main road in Marin County.
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Five Marin teenagers helped rescue a Florida climber stranded for two nights on Mount Shasta.
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