Published: May, 2009 The City of Richmond is well on its way to meeting its goal of implementing fourteen of the twenty-one Urban Environmental Accords introduced in 2005 on World Environment Day by the International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives, the United Nations Environmental Program, the University of California at Berkeley and a number […]
By Bobby Winston Published: August, 2000 These pictures are immediately recognizable to Alameda/Oakland ferry riders. It’s impossible to ride that line and not goggle at the passing scenery of freighters, cranes and tugboats. It’s hard to explain why I think the Estuary is beautiful. My first thought is of my bulldog: he’s so ugly that […]
By Jim Mallory Published: August, 2001 Jim Mallory was a Richmond ferry rider Richmond. It’s a 55-square mile city on the northeastern corner of San Francisco Bay whose history and its future is as inexorably tied to boats of all kinds, including ferries, as the tides that lap its shores. In fact, Richmond owes its […]
