Governor
Gray Davis on Bay Area Water Transit
Transportation politics are always high strung, even more so when the
budget is tight and ludicrously so during election season. Bay Crossings
spoke with Governor Gray Davis about what the political future holds for
water transit. Go to Article |
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Sands
of Time Running Out on Era of Plentiful Sand
Everyone wants to live, work and play on the hip new waterfront so there’s
less and less room for the traditional working waterfront. In the case of
sand, unsightly loading facilities are giving way to lofts and parks and
the ramifications are serious: greatly increased building costs, pollution
and traffic. Go to Article |
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PortFest
a Party with Panache
Once a year, the Port of Oakland lets what hair it has left down and
throws a party for whole City. This year there was something special to
celebrate: a new management group has taken over beleaguered Jack London
Square and exciting changes are in the works. Go to Article |
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St.
Francis Yacht Club to Fear: Not
To his surprise, our intrepid reporter David Fear discovers that the
venerable St. Francis Yacht Club is on City Rec and Park property paying
but token rent. He tries to squeeze in on the deal but the Mandarins of
the St. Francis Yacht Club have other ideas. Go to Article |
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