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Mayor Lee, SF Giants and Port of San Francisco Unveil Mission Rock Proposal

Published: May, 2012 In early April, Mayor Edwin M. Lee, the San Francisco Giants and the Port of San Francisco unveiled a revised proposal for the Mission Rock development project, located at Seawall Lot 337 and Pier 48 south of AT&T Park and across the China Basin Channel. Mission Rock will feature eight acres of […]

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Ports of San Francisco and Oakland Find New Ways to Generate Cargo-Related Jobs

By Patrick Burnson  Published: May, 2012 The Foreign Trade Zones Board of the U.S. Commerce Department has approved the Port of San Francisco’s application for Valero Refining Company to establish a foreign trade zone (FTZ) subzone at its Benicia refinery. U.S. Customs and Border Protection followed this action by approving activation of the site, which […]

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Who’s At The Helm? Captain Dushan Crawford

By Matt Larson  Published: May, 2012 Captain Dushan Crawford started working for Blue & Gold Fleet in 1994, straight out of high school. "I worked my way up," he said. "I started out as a photographer, then a ticket seller, became a deckhand, and in 2002 I officially got my captain’s license." He’ll be celebrating […]

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What I Learn From Teaching

By CaptaIn Ray  Published: May, 2012 There is a story told of Albert Einstein entering a classroom at Princeton and drawing a small circle on the board. He said to the class, "This circle represents the totality of what I know." He then drew a slightly larger circle and said, "This circle represents the totality […]

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Inn at the Presidio Offers Sustainability and Charm

By Bill Picture  Published: May, 2012   The opening last month of the Inn at the Presidio means visitors to San Francisco no longer must leave the City to experience an overnight stay in Northern California’s great outdoors. The former Building 42, a historic structure that once housed unmarried officers stationed at the Presidio, a […]

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How the Golden Gate Bridge Brought Ferries Back to the Bay

Published: May, 2012 On May 27, the Golden Gate Bridge will celebrate its 75th anniversary. The iconic structure—bathed in international orange—is a worldwide landmark that millions have admired over the years. As the Bay Area prepares to honor the bridge’s history, Bay Crossings would like to take a moment to reflect on how bridging the […]

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Fierce AC World Series Action Thrills Naples

Published: May, 2012 Chris Draper led his Luna Rossa crew to a thrilling win in the final fleet race in Naples, Italy, collecting 50 points for his efforts to vault up the leaderboard and win the AC World Series Naples Fleet Racing Championship. The victory kicked off celebrations among the tens of thousands of Italian […]

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Oracle Racing to Stage 2013 Training Program in New Zealand

Published: May, 2012 RACLE Racing will stage its 2013 training program at Northport, New Zealand’s newest port facility located at Marsden Point, Northland. Northport is a deep-water commercial port situated at the entrance to Whangarei Harbour, making it the northernmost multi-purpose port in New Zealand. The nearby city of Whangarei is among the 12 largest […]

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Ancient Adventures and Contemporary Art Come to Life on Angel Island

Published: May, 2012 In late April, We Players began a unique artistic residency at Angel Island State Park—the first artistic residency at any California state park—with a visual art exhibition at the park’s Visitor Center. The main event of the residency, the company’s island-wide performance of The Odyssey, will run from May 12 to July […]