DAN ROSENHEIMComments Off on WETA Will Grow—But Where and How Fast?
BY DAN ROSENHEIM
“We’ve got some reserves but not enough to fund everything.”
Those words, spoken last month by Water Emergency Transit Authority (WETA) Executive Director Nina Rannells, r
Dan Rosenheim is a veteran Bay Area journalist who recently retired after 18 years as Vice President/News for KPIX-5 TV. Prior to going into broadcast, Rosenheim worked as a reporter, city editor and managing editor at the San Francisco Chronicle. Dan and his wife, Cindy Salans Rosenheim, live in San Francisco.
BY MATT LARSON This month we had the pleasure of getting to know Julius Dacasin, a captain for Blue & Gold Fleet. At this writing he’s been captain for more than two and a half years. RemainiSubscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
BY JOEL WILLIAMS In January 2000, Bay Crossings founder Bobby Winston and Inlandboatmen’s Union leader Marina Secchitano personally handed out the first issue of Bay Crossings to ferryboat commSubscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
The Water Emergency Transportation Authority’s board of directors has granted Tideline Marine Group a six-month extension of its agreement to use WETA’s Harbor Bay Terminal. Tideline had originalSubscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
