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January
2003 |
Farmer’s
Markets are Ferry Good for You
| Come late March, the Ferry Building;
San Francisco civic symbol, original home to the Port and keystone
of the regional waterfront, will bustle with life and commerce again
after years of restoration work. The new Ferry Building has
attracted San Francisco’s Farmer’s Market, which plans to move
there in time for the opening. We wanted to learn more about this
waterfront feature attraction, so this month, in a specially
expanded version of Working Waterfront, we visit with a Farmer’s
Market stalwart Nigel Walker, co-proprietor of Eatwell Farms. |
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Celebration
of Crab |
| The
Holidays may be behind us but there is still Crab Season to celebrate
and those in the know say it’s rarely been better. Get a personal guide
from Chef Raphael of Fishermen’s Wharf Café Pescatore. |
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Something
Old, Something New for San Francisco Waterfront
| What recession? The soon-to-reopen
Ferry Building is just one of many great things happening on the San
Francisco waterfront worth getting worked up over. Plans for the
Jerry Herman Cruise Terminal, named after the beloved Longshoremen
leader, are ploughing ahead as are, of course, WTA’s plans for
comprehensive regional ferry service and more. Bay Crossing’s
Senior Editor Wes Starratt makes it all comprehensible for you. |
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New
York’s Turn to Cope with Ferry Environmentalists
| When not bedeviling SUV manufacturers
(by devising a California law that limits greenhouse gases, giving
the Bush administration fits), banishing water-skis or holding the
cruise industry to account, the eco-warriors at San Francisco-based
Bluewater Network somehow found the time to turn the screws on San
Francisco Bay ferry planners. The result is a WTA plan headed to the
legislature packed with environmental protections and improvements.
Meanwhile, ferry service in New York and environs expands by leaps
and bounds. Watch out, East Coast ferry operators: Bluewater is
headed your way. |
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| WTA
Plan Heads to Legislature |
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| After
two years of exhaustingly interminable meetings, reports, investigations,
dialogues, public meetings and God knows what else, WTA’s landmark
report calling for comprehensive regional ferry service is headed to the
California legislature. |
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Kicks
are for Kids!
Head to Pac Bell Park on January 11th for the Best
Football of the Year 2003
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