ON OUR COVER February 2007

Fall into Jack’s New Tapas

By Mary Swift-Swan Published: October, 2004 With the air turning crisp and the leaves beginning to fall, Chef Fabrice Foinels and Director of Food and Beverage Operations, Abbas Mahallati, welcome their Jack London Square neighbors and ferry riders to the new season with an array of new North Western Mediterranean Mezza and Tapas choices. The […]

The Drawbridges of Alameda County

By Scott HargisPublished: May, 2006 One foggy morning around the turn of the 20th century, Seamus McGrath arrived at work drunk. This, according to those who knew him, was not unusual. Seamus was a drawbridge tender, assigned to one of the drawbridges on San Francisco’s busy waterfront. As he lit his pipe, he heard a […]

If We Snooze, the Bay Will Lose

BY SEJAL CHOKSI-CHUGH Published: January, 2019   I’m not a fan of my morning alarm disrupting my cozy slumber. But to be on time and prepared for my busy day, I need that wakeup call, no matter how jarring.   I write this with similar mixed feelings. No one likes an alarmist, but this new […]