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Attend the BCNA annual meeting June 8 at Roka Akor

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Announcing The BCNA Annual Meeting

June 8th, 4:30 at Roka Akor

Plan to spend time with your BCNA neighbors at our annual meeting to review the last year and see how the next year will unfold.  Our venue for the occasion will be the “Hidden Cellar Bar” at Roka Akor where, in a lush ambiance, they serve wonderful wines, cocktails and amazing Japanese appetizers. So join us at the BCNA annual meeting.

Barbary Coast Neighborhood Association Annual Meeting

Sunday, June 8th  4:30 to 6:30 pm

Roka Akor 801 Montgomery St (at Jackson)

Happy Hour Priced Drinks, Complimentary Appetizers

NO RSVP’s required.  We look forward to seeing you there!

Sponsored by the Barbary Coast Neighborhood Association

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Ship to be commissioned during Fleet Week

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USS America (LHA 6) will be commissioned in San Francisco in October during Fleet Week. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Michael McNabb.
USS America (LHA 6) will be commissioned in San Francisco in October during Fleet Week. U.S. Navy photos by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Michael McNabb.

OFFICIAL BCNA NEWS

When Fleet Week and the Blue Angels return to San Francisco in October, there will be another exciting addition to Fall festivities — the commissioning of the U.S. Navy’s new USS America.

Outshining the traditional Parade of Ships and the Blue Angels may be an impossibility, but a ship’s commissioning — joining the Fleet — is an important and colorful (blue) event. Continue Reading→

Port Commission OK’s funding for cruise terminal, piers

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The new James R. Herman cruise terminal at Pier 27. Photo by Geri Koeppel.
The new James R. Herman cruise terminal at Pier 27. Photo by Geri Koeppel.

OFFICIAL BCNA NEWS

As the Port’s year-long celebration of its 150th anniversary is drawing to a close, the Port’s huge solo project — a new cruise terminal for the city — is moving toward completion and opening for business in the Fall.

The Port Commission must do its part in building the state-of-the-art James R. Herman Cruise Terminal — authorizing financing — and did so at its March 25th meeting. Continue Reading→