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September 2002 |
Ferries
Forever and Everywhere
| WTA releases its long-awaited plan for
expanded ferry service to general acclaim. Ferry advocates rejoice!
It’s a time to celebrate but not for long: much work remains to be
done, some of it urgent. |
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Sausaged
Reprise
| We first published this hilarious, or
perhaps horrifying, depending on your point of view, account of how
funding for WTA was literally brought back from the dead almost
single-handedly by ferryboat union leader Marina V. Secchitano. On
the happy occasion of WTA submitting it’s long awaited plan for
expanded ferry system, we thought it fitting to recall how the baby
was almost killed in the crib. |
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Good
Intentions Headed Where?
| Oakland’s Artship is an ambitious
project that has long sought funding to use a surplus training ship
for hybrid arts/maritime training purposes. Intriguing concept, but
is it the best use of limited funds and waterfront space? Ace
reporter David Fear takes a look. |
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Last
Chance to Enter Best of the Waterfront Contest!
| Entries for the First Annual Bay
Crossings Best of the Waterfront Contest will be accepted through
the end of this month only! Get your entry in soon to make sure your
voice counts and to enter your name for a chance to win two tickets
to Paris aboard Air France. Look to the November issue of Bay
Crossings for all the winners. No hanging chads, we promise. |
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