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Built to protect the fleet, 30 acre commercial harbor which was the first step. And just as plans started to get traction, just like the fisherman have to deal with mother nature, so did the port. In 1989 lomaprieta earthquake altered the timeline and cost for renewal of Fishermans Wharf. Pier 45 the planned location for Seafood Center suffered significant earthquake damage and chased away the last number of dwindling company doing fishing at the port. The cost skyrocketed and for a moment it seemed there may no longer be any fish at Fishermans Wharf. Undaunted, we began a 14 million earthv qu...

Undaunted, we began a 14 million earthv quake repair project at the wharf at pier 45 which when completed turned into dee cap it seismically pier into a receiving processing center. I can recall pundits at the time saying the industry was too far gone and it would never come back to San Francisco. Even if we fixed pier 45. Luckily, when the facility opened in 1995, the receiving and processes and companies flocked back to Fishermans Wharf and the sheds were unleashed to capacity almost immediately. Today they remain at capacity with over 100,000 square feet of modern fish handling distribution...

Back to work . Plus, taking steps to prevent concussions among young athletes. Its all happening now. We begin with this fox news alert, President Trump getting ready to lead all round table on the Opioid Crisis in this country, about two hours from now. It comes out some of the new polls are shedding light on the president s job approval rating. Hello and welcome to the second hour of happening now, im jon scott. Melissa melissa i melis. The president spending a week on a working vacation at his golf club in bedminster new jersey but he is not taking a break from twitter, announcing todays ro...

All of us see things we’d change about the world. In a new book, Yale SOM’s Teresa Chahine offers a set of tools for anyone seeking to make a positive impact.

Today is Earth Day, a day to recognize the need to protect and preserve the environment. Here in Nova Scotia, the Adopt-A-Highway Program Association are giving people the tools they need to collect garbage in their area through the Great Nova Scotia Pick-Me-Up program. Those who register a cleanup will be given bags, gloves, vests and flagging tape. After the trash is collected, Adopt-A-Highway will also help dispose of it. Program Coordinator Meaghan Mason discussed why its important to do cleanups at this time of year. “I feel like its so prominent because the snow has been melting and a...