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[Marinscope Community Newspapers] - In the hotly-contested District 4 Marin County Supervisor's race between incumbent Steve Kinsey and challenger Diane Furst, he was the only one who took the initiative to contact me and stake out his positions on the hot-button issues.
Google News: Supervisors want citizens' panel to cut through red tape at Civic Center
[Marin Independent-Journal] - Although Nona Dennis of the Marin Conservation League and Corte Madera Councilwoman Diane Furst suggested the county Planning Commission should get the advisory job, supervisors instructed Community Development Agency chief Brian Crawford to appoint a
Google News: Brad Breithaupt: County races revives debate over future of San Quentin
[Marin Independent-Journal] - Corte Madera Councilwoman Diane Furst, Kinsey's challenger on the June 5 ballot, doesn't share Kinsey's "vision." She says the plan lacked the public involvement such a large development plan deserves. In particular, she takes aim at Kinsey's thwarted
Google News: Survey: Some local government jobs offer better pensions than Marin Civic Center
[Marin Independent-Journal] - Seeking election to the county board are Corte Madera Councilwoman Diane Furst, who is challenging Supervisor Steve Kinsey in the 4th District; and Fairfax Councilman David Weinsoff and College of Marin trustee Eva Long, who are challenging Supervisor
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