By Captain Ray Published: August, 2016 Every once in a while, it is good to have your basic assumptions challenged. If you see a waterfall, you expect to see water leaping off of some high point into a pool below. After all, what else can the water do when it arrives at the edge of […]
Bay Crossings Staff Report Published: June, 2004 A growing number of observers are now predicting $3.00 a gallon gas prices for California (and that’s for regular). In turn, ferry operators and agencies will be faced with higher fuel bills as these prices spill over to non-road use diesel fuel, as used in most ferries. BART […]
Published: May, 2004 Harith Aleem has been the Aquatic Program Coordinator for the last two years. He started swimming when he was 7 years old. Harith said, “I grew up at the pool.” His first job was interning at the pool. From that honorable beginning, Harith worked through all the different jobs available. What Harith […]
