Published: September, 2007


Published: September, 2007
By Deb Self Published: September, 2014 The proposed 35-mile tunnels to carry fresh water from the northern end of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta to pumps on the southern end would harm San Francisco Bay. This $25 billion project would also devastate the Delta ecosystem and wipe out California’s salmon fishery. Two major rivers, the Sacramento […]
By Bob Gorman, Federal Highway Administration Published: July, 2000 This following is excerpted from an article written by Mr. Gorman, director of the National Ferry Project, for the Summer/2000 edition of the Transportation Research News One of this nation’s oldest modes of transportation is experiencing a renaissance after suffering a long period of decline. Before […]
BY CAPTAIN RAY Published: April, 2017 Sunday, April 23 (or 23APR17, as we sailors write it) is Opening Day on the Bay. It’s a grand nautical celebration, some of which can be enjoyed from the shoreline as well. Two events will happen that day—the roots of one go back several hundred years and the […]