Published: January, 2010


Published: January, 2010
By Mccabe Coolidge Published: February, 2004 Isabel has left. Hurricane season ended last month. But me, I wonder. I wonder about all that has been covered by water. Villages, fields, farms, old growth logs, docks, islands. And the memories. I wait for them to be uncovered, covered, an unending cycle. A few years ago, I […]
Susan McAnanama Published: April, 2002 V.I.S.I.T. Center Manager Council on the Arts and Humanities for Staten Island The best way to see the Statue of Liberty is how the immigrants saw it, from a boat and from a distance. You get the feeling it gets much larger right in front of you. From afar, it […]
Published: July, 2001 Transportation Superintendent Pamela J. Belchamber is a formidable ferry and transit activist who can be justly proud of her accomplishments in creating and building the Vallejo ferry into a system that more than 5,000 people count on year-round to commute to work and countless more use for ball games, afternoon shopping, and […]