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Nikki Silverstein

Nikki Silverstein

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Reporter, Pacific Sun

Sausalito

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Business, Entertainment , Sports, Politics, Medical , Agriculture, weather news

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knitting, crowd surfing

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Total articles 474

  • Save the VA: Marin Veterans Declare War Against Musk

    By Nikki Silverstein| Pacific Sun Verified Each veteran carrying a picket sign has their own story and battle scars, but all have faced more formidable foes than Elon Musk and his “government efficiency” initiative. Coming together every Saturday afternoon outside a Tesla dealership in Corte Madera, the veterans, most of whom served in Vietnam, decry Musk’s gutting of the Department of Veterans Affairs.

    By Nikki Silverstein · Pacific Sun

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • The Right Moves: Marin Kids Learn the Joys of Chess

    By Nikki Silverstein| Pacific Sun Verified When Stanley Wong’s family moved from Shanghai to Tiburon more than a decade ago, the five year old didn’t speak English. He remembers feeling isolated. Then he learned the international language of chess. “I had a very, very hard time learning English, number one, and then making friends,” Wong said. “I struggled because I was a big introvert.

    By Nikki Silverstein · Pacific Sun

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Commentary: Jury Rejects Felony Charges Against Mariner

    By Nikki Silverstein| Pacific Sun Verified Part two of two-part series. Read part one here. Kimberly Slater’s five-year legal saga for pepper-spraying the Richardson Bay harbormaster has now ended. The jury returned not guilty verdicts on all felony counts. “My whole perspective in life has changed—there’s more to live for now,” Slater, 34, told me after the trial. I watched every minute of the six-day court proceeding, which ended last week. It was a waste of the court’s time and taxpayers’ dime.

    By Nikki Silverstein · Pacific Sun

    Apr. 01, 2025

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Pacific Sun

Weekly Newspaper for Marin County, CA.

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