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Mill Valley issues proclamations and unanimously adopts 'United Against Hate Week' resolution
Summary
Council issued proclamations honoring longtime local businesses and residents and unanimously adopted a resolution declaring Oct. 19–25, 2025 'United Against Hate Week,' highlighting school art, community film screenings and planned outreach events.
The City Council opened its Oct. 20 meeting with a set of ceremonial proclamations and concluded the evening by adopting a resolution declaring Oct. 19–25, 2025 as United Against Hate Week.
Council honored Bob Bijou and his downtown shop Tunite for 39 years of service to Mill Valley, and recognized the Curtain Theatre’s 25th anniversary, with remarks from artistic director Michelle Delatra and founder John Leonard. The council also presented a proclamation celebrating Tord Carmel on his 100th birthday; Councilmember Urban Carmel and family members responded with thanks and brief remarks.
Tammy Herndon presented United Against Hate Week activities — student art collaborations with the Mill Valley School District, a community film produced by Tam High graduate Ara Terrell, and a trunk‑or‑treat partnership — and Kelsey Rogers read the resolution for council consideration. After a motion and second, the council voted by roll call to adopt the resolution unanimously.
No public testimony altered the proclamations or the resolution; the council took a group photo after the vote.
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