Published: September, 2001 I am in Montreal to attend a family reunion. A first cousin is a cameraman at a big television station here and I ask him to let me tag after him one day at work. I’m curious about the contrast between producing television news and a small community newspaper like Bay Crossings. […]
By Bill PicturePublished: April 1, 2011 Like car owners, ferry riders determined to green their commute have thus far had to settle for hybrid power. While considerably better for the environment than their diesel-guzzling predecessors, hybrid ferries, like hybrid cars, have left some commuters wondering, “Is that really the best we can do?” One person […]
By Captain RayPublished: November, 2008 According the Navigation Rules, almost all vessels are required to show lights. These lights identify the type of vessel, the nature of its work, and in what direction it is heading. Some small craft—things like kayaks, rowboats and small sailboats—don’t need to show lights continuously, they only need to show […]
