The novel features a female rabbi/cantor as she moves through the scenes, activities and politics of a modern-day synagogue.
It is the first in a planned series of novels by the pair.
For more information, see the flier below.
Saturday, November 9, 2019
Local authors to speak at Temple Beth Hillel
HILLTOP - Local authors Robert Schoen and Catherine deCuir will be discussing their new novel, The Rabbi Finds Her Way, Sunday, Nov. 17 beginning at 2 p.m.
The novel features a female rabbi/cantor as she moves through the scenes, activities and politics of a modern-day synagogue.
It is the first in a planned series of novels by the pair.
For more information, see the flier below.
The novel features a female rabbi/cantor as she moves through the scenes, activities and politics of a modern-day synagogue.
It is the first in a planned series of novels by the pair.
For more information, see the flier below.
Thursday, November 7, 2019
Richmond weekend ferry service pondered
RICHMOND - Weekend ferry service between Richmond and San Francisco - suspended last weekend - is being studied by the Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA) for possible resumption.
If the popular service is resumed, it will likely not be until next spring or summer.
WETA spokesman Thomas Hall said the agency will be considering resumption in the next few months. "We will be considering ridership, expenses and fund availability holistically," Hall said.
During the three-month pilot trial period for the Richmond-to-SF ferry there was an average of 1,100 boardings per weekend, with a high of 1,800 during Fleet Week.
Regular weekday commuter ferry service will continue, he said.
To comment on the Richmond-to-San Francisco ferry service, WETA can be contacted by phone at 707-643-3779 or toll free at 877-643-3779.
WETA can also be contacted via email at WETA.
If the popular service is resumed, it will likely not be until next spring or summer.
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| First day of Richmond to SF ferry service in August (Photo by Richmond Standard) |
During the three-month pilot trial period for the Richmond-to-SF ferry there was an average of 1,100 boardings per weekend, with a high of 1,800 during Fleet Week.
Regular weekday commuter ferry service will continue, he said.
To comment on the Richmond-to-San Francisco ferry service, WETA can be contacted by phone at 707-643-3779 or toll free at 877-643-3779.
WETA can also be contacted via email at WETA.
Monday, November 4, 2019
New Richmond-to-SF ferry schedule starts, no more weekend ferry service for winter
RICHMOND - The weekend ferry service from Richmond to San Francisco that began August 3 ended this past weekend.
The announcement from the Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA) says that the popular Saturday and Sunday service trial service is over, but makes no mention when - or if - WETA will reinstate the weekend ferries from Richmond Ferry Terminal to the San Francisco Ferry Terminal.
The ferries back and forth to SF during the final weekend were well attended with passengers.
Regular weekday commuter ferry service will continue WETA says.
For updates about changes to the weekday schedule, check out the WETA website here.
To comment on the suspension of the Richmond-to-San Francisco ferry service, WETA can be contacted by phone at 707-643-3779 or toll free at 877-643-3779.
WETA can also be contacted via email here: WETA.
The announcement from the Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA) says that the popular Saturday and Sunday service trial service is over, but makes no mention when - or if - WETA will reinstate the weekend ferries from Richmond Ferry Terminal to the San Francisco Ferry Terminal.The ferries back and forth to SF during the final weekend were well attended with passengers.
Regular weekday commuter ferry service will continue WETA says.
For updates about changes to the weekday schedule, check out the WETA website here.
To comment on the suspension of the Richmond-to-San Francisco ferry service, WETA can be contacted by phone at 707-643-3779 or toll free at 877-643-3779.
WETA can also be contacted via email here: WETA.
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| View from the Richmond-to SF ferry Saturday, November 2 |
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