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Tag Archives: Northwest Territories
Parks and Wrecks
It’s no wonder city council and mayoral candidates are focusing on parks this campaign season. Citizens have been up in arms over several park issues in recent years and have had to sponsor three ballot initiatives to keep open space from … Continue reading
Case of the Disappearing Park, Again
The proposed 147-acre regional park at Alameda Point has disappeared from the map in the city’s environmental review documents. It used to appear in the “open space” area on the Northwest Territories. Now it looks like out of the city’s … Continue reading
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Open Space Plans at Risk
A feasible plan recently emerged for creating and managing parkland and a bona fide wildlife refuge on the 770-acre runway area at Alameda Point. It’s the first since the Naval Air Station closed 15 years ago. But two things stand … Continue reading
Opportunity Knocks Once Again
Not long ago the city jumped through hoops to attract the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab to Alameda. Now we have a new opportunity that is worthy of the same enthusiasm. Only this time we’ve already been selected. The East Bay … Continue reading
Northwest Territories: A Fixer-upper
Up for discussion is the East Bay Regional Park District developing and managing part of the Northwest Territories, depending upon where the proposed veterans’ facilities are built. The following slideshow illustrates some of the physical challenges on the Northwest Territories:
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