Teaching Willi By Bill Coolidge Published: December, 2002 Her soft round face, hawk sharp brown eyes stare past the trimmed tan bark sails, past the bow anchor, out into the invisible universe of wind and tide, the temporary sketching of cumulous clouds, a white frontal draped over blue sky, building to the north, blocked by […]
1906… 1979… 1982… 1989… 1997… By Wes Starratt, PEPublished: April, 2006 The Great Earthquake of April 18, 1906, and the fire that convulsed the San Francisco afterward for four long days, created one of the largest civilian evacuations by water in history. The ferries never stopped running, carrying terrified residents, free-of-charge to the safety of […]
Published: January, 2005 Zannah Noe’s column on the redevelopment of the Third St. corridor. Covering the people and business’s in South Beach, Mission Bay, Dogpatch, Islais Creek and out to the shipyard in Hunter’s Point.
