Published: October, 2006 So I see another equally queasy subject here that requires our attention. One that the media does not address adequately (it is not a PC topic). One that is clearly taboo to express openly. It is that of over-population. The issue of open space goes beyond the scope of just one geographical […]
By Matt Larson Published: April, 2016 You know you’re in good hands when boarding a Golden Gate Ferry because of individuals like Todd Nelligan, an extremely qualified vessel master (in other words, captain) who’s been manning Golden Gate’s helms for over 15 years. Nelligan’s career as a captain spans about 30 years on 46 different […]
Mary Swift Published: July, 2001 Oakland’s Lake Merritt Boating Center was built in 1952 to support sailing clubs and offer sailing classes to young people and the community at large. The Center was so popular that it got maxed out by the early 90’s, so that’s when a bond was put together for expansion. $1.5 […]
