Fear Less Sausalito
Measure X is overwhelmingly about removing absurd restrictions in the 215-acre Marinship.
Is slow decay really "preservation"?
If we genuinely want to preserve the working waterfront, adopting Measure X is critical.
Why You Should Vote YES on Measure X
Understandably, no property owner in the past 41 years has been willing to undertake this process.
A Century on Sausalito’s Waterfront
A letter from Jim Madden, 3rd Generation Harbormaster, Sausalito Yacht Harbor
Time & Tide Wait for No Town
Sausalito Sustainable Waterfront Association’s Position on Measure X
Marin's Only Certified Clean, Green Marina Almost Wasn't Allowed to Exist
“the only project harder to get approved than a boat yard, would be a nuclear power plant.”
Connecting People to the Water Since 1982
A letter from Galen Licht, CEO & Co-owner, Sea Trek
Get Your Vitamin Sea
A letter from Leigh Hunt, President & CEO at Modern Sailing School & Club
Introducing the first annual Sausalito Crab Festival!
Sailing Under Threat: Preserving Accessibility and Innovation in Our Boatyards and Marinas
IJ recommends Blaustein, Sobieski, Woodside for Sausalito council
When is a “plan” not a plan?
The Working Waterfront Coalition said they represented “the voice” of the Marinship’s working waterfront business community. This was clearly not the case.