There s an otherworldly barbecue joint behind the Bay Area s Richmond refineries
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Crossing the decommissioned train tracks to arrive at Black Star Pirate BBQ, Richmond, CA.Freda Moon
A while back, my husband Tim was on an ill-planned adventure with a friend an ambitious bike ride from our home in Alameda to, and across, the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge’s newly opened bike lane. But when they reached the route’s on-ramp, it was inexplicably closed. Without a plan, they set off on the nearest surface road, a narrow paved lane along the San Pablo Bay, east of the bridge and behind Richmond’s infamous refineries.
There s an otherworldly BBQ joint behind the Richmond refineries
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Crossing the decommissioned train tracks to arrive at Black Star Pirate BBQ, Richmond, CA.Freda Moon
A while back, my husband Tim was on an ill-planned adventure with a friend an ambitious bike ride from our home in Alameda to, and across, the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge’s newly opened bike lane. But when they reached the route’s on-ramp, it was inexplicably closed. Without a plan, they set off on the nearest surface road, a narrow paved lane along the San Pablo Bay, east of the bridge and behind Richmond’s infamous refineries.
By TAPINTO STAFF
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February 6, 2021 at 3:21 PM
MORRISTOWN, NJ - Colleges and Universities have announced the names of students who have made the Dean s List for outstanding academic achievement. The following students were recognized.
Adriana Coder and Emily Skilton have been named to the Holy Cross Fall 2020 Dean s List. To qualify for the Dean s List, students must pass four or more letter-graded courses with no failing grades during the semester and earn a GPA of 3.5 or higher.
Alejandro Gillespie has been named to the Susquehanna University s Dean s List for the Fall 2020 semester. The dean s list recognizes students who achieve a grade point average of 3.4 or higher out of a possible 4.0 for the semester. To qualify, students must complete a minimum of 12 semester hours.
Brian Kolb
There is an ancient proverb that comes to mind: “A journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step.” And so it began in April of 2000. I prevailed (by a whopping 10 votes!) in a special election for a seat in the New York State Assembly. It was the beginning of a long, incredible journey.
I have steadfastly communicated to my constituents and other interested folks my opinions, thoughts and ideas in an effort to always keep you informed about the world of state government. This is my last weekly column as a New York state assemblyman, one that I have penned over 1,000 times alone. I always tried to do my best to keep you informed through countless email and snail mail updates, press releases, statements, media interviews, radio and TV shows and, in today’s world, podcasts to let you know what I was up to and what I believed in.