By BC STAFF Published: May, 2017 Politicians, community advocates and transportation agencies participated in a ceremony last month to commemorate the beginning of construction of the suicide deterrent system on the Golden Gate Bridge. Following the ceremony, speakers, board members—as well as families who have lost loved ones—all planted yellow marigolds in the hillside. […]
The Story of San Francisco’s Steel Electric Empire By Guy Span Published: May, 2002 Who would believe that 75 years after they were built, some San Francisco Bay ferries are still in existence? And not just in Argentina (where the Yosemite vanished without a trace) or in the stuffed and mounted manner of the steam […]
By Bill Coolidge Published: May, 2001 Just give me a little more time! I want to love the things as no one has thought to love them, until they’re real and ripe and worthy of you. Rainer Maria Rilke It was early February, 2001 that I noticed these black and white bobbers in five acres […]
