Marinship, which changed the face of Sausalito forever, became operational in just a matter of months in early 1942.
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Host John Flavin notes how Proposition 31 looks good at first glance but needs further investigation before you vote for it. He reviews the pro’s and the con’s and gives you his conclusion. He also puts to bed the mystery of the altered Art Festival board picture.
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Host John Flavin voices the concern the area around the Sausalito ferry landing is growing increasingly tacky with industrial bike racks and temporary signs. Even the plaza in front of the Sausalito Bank of America building resembles a rest stop along the New Jersey Turnpike. He urges his listeners to see for themselves and, if they agree with him, let their elected officials and the City Staff know of their displeasure.
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Host John Flavin provides an intro to the 2012 City Council campaign, asks two questions about body art and then asks for listeners help in determining whether a photo of the Art Festival Foundation Board of Trustees has been altered.
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Mitchell chats with Ann Dickson, executive director of the Sausalito Art Fair, and about the 2012 Fair which celebrates it’s 60th year in Sausalito. Musical acts include America, The Yardbirds, The Grass Roots, The Fixx, Smashmouth, and Herman’s Hermits featuring Peter Noone.
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Host John Flavin reveals the less than gentile approach county planners have used on the unincorporated areas of San Rafael regarding bearing the burden of the County’s Housing Element. His next grenade is a review of the Sausalito Art Festival. . . and whether it has lost its way. His next focus is on the Planning Commission’s maneuver to place the burden of environmental impact reports on the individual versus the city. Finally he gives an update on the status of the possible candidates for the three city council seats up this November.
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Host John Flavin is horrified by the decision of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments to go forward with a study of a mileage tax on Bay Area drivers, which could potentially raise $15 million a day. The implementation of this tax would require the installation of a GPS-like odometer in every car to track mileage. . . and your daily activities. Big Brother, anyone? John urges his listeners to contact their elected officials and nip this study in the bud. John shudders to think what else the Commission and Association have up their sleeves. . .
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Mitchell talks with Bay Area actor Scott Coopwood about his 2012 season with the Marin Shakespeare Company. Coopwood appears in all three of the 2012 productions, opening with the title role in King John, then playing Oberon, King of the Fairies in Midsummer Night’s Dream and closes the season in David Ives play The Liar.
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