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Phillips, Gene - Vimarsana News

Phillips, Gene

Gene B. Phillips (nee Berger), 80, born Jan. 16, 1944, was the beloved wife of the late Bert and died April 29, 2024. Loving mother of Stephanie Phillips (Brad Gross)

Residents of 'anchor-out' community moored permanently on San Francisco Bay say they will be left with nowhere to go as they're evicted from 'floating homes' to help preserve environment - Vimarsana News

Residents of 'anchor-out' community moored permanently on San Francisco Bay say they will be left with nowhere to go as they're evicted from 'floating homes' to help preserve environment

A community of mariners permanently anchored near Sausalito face eviction from the waters they call home under a program aiming to protect the marine ecosystem.

Local government agency behind schedule to remove mariners anchored in Richardson Bay - Vimarsana News

Local government agency behind schedule to remove mariners anchored in Richardson Bay

The Richardson Bay Regional Agency issued a press release this month to recognize 2023 as a “banner year.” Many people living aboard boats anchored in Richardson Bay dispute that statement.

Richardson Bay authority defeats lawsuit over 'anchor-out' boat removals – The Mercury News - Vimarsana News

Richardson Bay authority defeats lawsuit over 'anchor-out' boat removals – The Mercury News

A federal judge rejected an argument by Robert Roark, who lives in a vessel on the bay, that he has a constitutional right to anchor there.

Richardson Bay authority defeats lawsuit over 'anchor-out' boat removals – East Bay Times - Vimarsana News

Richardson Bay authority defeats lawsuit over 'anchor-out' boat removals – East Bay Times

A federal judge rejected an argument by Robert Roark, who lives in a vessel on the bay, that he has a constitutional right to anchor there.