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The four-month-long 20-race Mercury class NorCal series ended on Saturday, June 1, with 11 boats racing on the Alameda Estuary in warm sunshine with a very shifty southerly breeze. The NorCal series was interrupted by rainy weather the first weekend of May, but the top racers were out on the course for 14 of the 20 races scheduled. Randy Smith of SFYC scored the most wins in the series.
The four-month-long 20-race Mercury class NorCal series ended on Saturday, June 1, with 11 boats racing on the Alameda Estuary in warm sunshine with a very shifty southerly breeze. The NorCal series was interrupted by rainy weather the first weekend of May, but the top racers were out on the course for 14 of the 20 races scheduled. Randy Smith of SFYC scored the most wins in the series.
By Jim Bradley - For the News Journal This composite photo shows two views of the project. Submitted photos WILMINGTON —First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) at the corner of Columbus and North Walnut streets recently completed a 12-month series of capital projects on their 113-year-old sanctuary building. The final task of the campaign was to reinstall 16 newly refurbished stained-glass windows in the church’s cupola (the church has 72 such windows in all).
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