Published: March, 2010
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By Bill PicturePublished: November, 2009 At last count, the Academy of Art University held the keys to 31 properties scattered throughout San Francisco. In terms of resources, that’s a considerable number of classrooms that need energy for lighting, heating and electronics, to say nothing of the countless trips the school’s 13,000 students take every semester […]
By JB PowellPublished: October, 2006 On Sept. 8, just days before arguments were to be heard in San Francisco Superior Court, local activist group Citizens to Save the Waterfront abandoned their lawsuit against Alcatraz Cruises, a subsidiary of Hornblower Yachts. The group had sought to block Hornblower from beginning their new ferry service to The […]
BY MATT LARSON Published: April, 2017 Trevor Hendron is no stranger to the sea. The first picture ever taken of him, when he was just four days old, was on a boat with his father and grandfather. He’s pretty sure he didn’t even go home first after he was born at the hospital—he instead […]