Archive

Editor’s note

BAY CROSSINGS STAFF REPORTComments Off on Editor’s note

Published: July, 2006


Editor’s note: Living in a city on the edge of the water provides choice; somedays even the weather is a choice. If you want foggy or sunny, you know where to go. The Bay Area has options and attracts the imaginative & the door openers. That, in turn, affords everyone more choice. Like the moving fog that slinks up coasts and down hillsides, it’s comforting and mysterious. Our July issue glances at some events and some people who are choosing to live modern waterfront lifestyles.

BAY CROSSINGS STAFF REPORT

Related Articles
Archive

Riders of the Tides

BAY CROSSINGS STAFF REPORT

Published: February, 2000 This inaugural commentary reminds me of other firsts in my life: the first time I went to school, my first solo, my first kiss, my first love, my — uh oh, I think this is going in the wrong direction. The first time I rode a ferry (yes, that’s better) was on […]
Archive

Help Save the Palace

BAY CROSSINGS STAFF REPORT

Published: December, 2004 Under the direction of Mayor Gavin Newsom, the Department of Parks and Recreation in San Francisco and the nonprofit Maybeck Foundation are partnering to restore the beloved Palace of Fine Arts and Walter S. Johnson Park. The Palace rotunda and colonnades were designed by architect Bernard Maybeck and built for the 1918 […]
Archive

Late Harvest

BAY CROSSINGS STAFF REPORT

By Dianne Boate and Robert Meyer  Published: August, 2005 Someone said that you cannot get just one new thing in your living room, or kitchen, without adding other new things, because the new thing can make the old things look bad by comparison. So please consider the leap you might be taking in becoming fond […]