New Barrier on Golden Gate Bridge Fulfills Advocacy Work of Resident Grace Damman

by Sangha News editor | Jan 14, 2015 | Arts & Culture, News

Last weekend, the Golden Gate Bridge was closed for nearly two days, the longest closure in its history, to install a robust median barrier between traffic moving in opposite directions. Green Gulch resident Grace Damman has been making a push for this addition since...

Congratulations to Fall Shusos

by Sangha News editor | Jan 6, 2015 | Arts & Culture, News, Zen Practice

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New Year’s Babies at Zen Center Greet 2015

by Sangha News editor | Jan 7, 2015 | News

This last week, not one but two Zen Center families welcomed the new year with healthy new babies. Stephanie and Thiemo Blank, longtime residents at Green Gulch Farm, were the lucky parents of the first baby of the year in Marin County: a baby girl named Lucia. She...

It’s Green Gulch Creek, with a Twist

by Sangha News editor | Dec 16, 2014 | Arts & Culture, Farm & Garden, News, Volunteering

Photos by Carla Koop Green Gulch Creek is flowing in its new meandering bed, as shown below. As work for the Creek Restoration Project continues, other organizations are taking part. Last Sunday during the monthly Watershed Work Party Day, this time led by STRAW...

“States of Grace” Hits Bay Area Theaters This January

by Sangha News editor | Dec 16, 2014 | Arts & Culture, News

The new documentary States of Grace hits Bay Area theaters to coincide with the installation of a movable median barrier on the Golden Gate Bridge in early January. Dr. Grace Dammann’s life was forever changed when a driver crashed head on into her car during a...