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Snug Harbor and
Delta News! The California Delta is becoming a
destination place not only for those who want quiet getaways or great
fishing and boating, but also for media-types who see the potential for
interesting and informative articles and TV Shows. Snug Harbor has
been included or featured in the following newspaper articles, magazines
and TV shows over the past few years. We provide links as available.
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National Weather Service |
1-29-2010: All is fine here. The water is moving swiftly but
is not to high so far. The huge winds of last week did take out our
large tent area canvas roof, which was probably due for replacement
anyway! With all this rain, all the SoCal reservoirs now full,
NorCal reservoirs at 80% to 100% capacity, today the SacBee headlines are
about the "continuing drought" in California. Ironic, isn't it?
1-15-2010:
Snug Harbor office received a call from the US Coast Guard that it appears
there could be substantial rain runoff flowing through the Delta in the
next few weeks. We also received notice that the Delta Cross Channel
will be closed so that salmon and other fish traveling on the Sacramento
River will not enter through the DCC to reach the Mokelumne River and
central Delta area. That way, the fish have a higher likelihood of
survival if kept away from the suction pumps needed to send the water to
Central Valley farmers on the West side, and to other areas of
California's naturally arid lands. When the DCC gates are closed
there is higher water flow on the Sacramento River and Steamboat Slough. |
1-29-2010
view of the launch ramp showing high tide |
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11-13-09 |
Friday the 13th. An interesting day for the Governor to pick to sign
the New Water Plan which when/if implemented will drastically alter the
Delta as we know it today. Funding for the "central canal" is
already in place, as planned apparently, by the water districts that will
benefit from taking more Sacramento River water. That part of the
plan will happen with, or without, voter approval of a bond fund next
November. How much restoration will actually take place over time is
unknown. The governor still talks about building another canal
around the Delta, but even without another canal Sacramento water will
begin to be siphoned off "in the near term" meaning 2010 or 2011, most
likely. If you want to read a legislative analysis emailed to SHR
click here. |
Link to another great video- history of CA water
woes
http://aquadoc.typepad.com/waterwired/2009/10/video-presentation-lloyd-g-carter-on-californias-water-mess.html |
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Please go to New Delta Plan update.
The bills passed on 11-4-09 :-( |
11-5-09 |
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11-3-2009 |
One bill supposedly passed just the senate yesterday. It would set
up a new agency to govern everything about the Delta and all other
agencies, county, state and federal, would have to work with this agency.
The governor would appoint the majority of this board, which would then
have the "authority" to decide what to do with the Delta. While
everyone is so worried about the building of the eastern canal, plans are
moving forward to do the central canal in the "near term", which would in
itself take so much water out of the Sacramento River at Hood or other
areas north of Walnut Grove, that the North Delta would undoubtedly have
tremendous negative effects. I personally do not understand why
every single Delta farmer and their families and staff are not camped on
the doorsteps of the state Capitol building today. as they stand the most
to loose in all of this. From document research, its clear the
Federal government is in favor of this "New Delta Plan" and has been
funding many of the studies to try to validate why the water should be
taken from the Sacramento River. Why in the world would Northern
California legislators be so willing to sell off the north's most valuable
asset?
(personal statement of SHR owners) |
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLmpVV3bq9M
Link to another great video-
History of CA
water woes and who's behind the battle now!
Copy and Paste this line in your address bar:
http://aquadoc.typepad.com/waterwired/2009/10/video-presentation-lloyd-g-carter-on-californias-water-mess.html |
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10-30-09 |
This past week the state legislature called a "special
session" to address California water infrastructure issues. The
bills and proposals keep being changed, but it appears there will be a
vote on Monday 11-2-09 which could drastically alter the Delta as we know
it, for the sole purpose of transporting more water to areas south of the
Delta. Here's the link to the water bill:
http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/pub/0910/bill/sen/sb_00010050/sbx7_7_bill_20091029_amended_sen_v98.pdf
Detail maps by area:
http://deltarevision.com/maps/2009NorthDeltaRestorationMap.pdf
http://deltarevision.com/maps/2009YoloRestorationMap.pdf
Snug Harbor staff and owners are very concerned that at least some of the
actions as proposed will eventually curtail boating in targeted areas of
the delta, including possibly the north end of Steamboat Slough, and could
subject all Delta landowners to restrictions of riparian water rights,
traditional use of existing properties, and excess regulations. |
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Video online
10-15-09 |
Our own video objecting to the current plan to take more water out of the
Delta, based on the current process and data available. Just not
enough FACTS are known and even more important, the Delta landowners and
citizens have been excluded from having a say in the planning process.
Click to watch video...
(Lots of the video was done at Snug Harbor since we paid for the video) |
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10-15-09 |
A representative of DWR recognizes that the DRMS Phase 1 report is
incorrect as to Ryer Island flood or inundation history. DRMS is a
very important report being used by various agencies to assess various
island worth and flood risk. We were able to prove they are wrong
about their assessment of Ryer Island. DWR email is at
http://ryerisland.com/ryer_flood_history_email.jpg
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Details on Ryer Island |
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News & TV |
The Obama Administration has announced THEY will create a council to
oversee the Delta and will review existing studies to determine how best
to take (more) water out of the Sacramento River, while "restoration" of
the San Joaquin River has already begun. Summary of the BDCP:
take water out of the Sacramento River instead of and/or in addition to
the San Joaquin River. The media wants people to think its only a
fish vs people issue, entirely ignoring the fact there are people who
live, work, play and pray in the Delta. |
One of the more humorous versions: Comedian Jon Stewart's take on
the Delta Debate.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/30/jon-stewart-schools-sean_n_304011.html
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September 2009 |
Want to know what all the talk about transporting more water out of the
Delta is about? Try these websites:
http://baydeltaconservationplan.com (government website)
Delta lands in public ownership:
http://imaps.dfg.ca.gov/viewers/biospublic/app.asp |
http://DeltaRevision.com
http://RestoreTheDelta.org
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newspapers & internet |
 Do a search of news articles over the last week or so and one would assume
its already a done deal to make a new canal, alter the ecosystem of the
Delta, all for the end purpose of sending more high quality fresh water
out of the Delta. The plan is to sacrafice the lands of the
northwest Delta to environmental experiments in restoration as a
mitigation for the excessive taking of water and lands from the east and
south Delta areas for the purpose of creating a "reliable water supply"
for SoCal and Central Valley megafarms, with some Delta islands slated to
serve as new water storage facilities, or dams.Click on the thumbnail
to the right to see the most recent BDCP "Draft" map found online, in
August. How the new Water Plan affects us here is still unclear but
concerning. I also found a map that looks a bit different, this one
in the BDCP brochure posted the last few days, apparently. |
9-7-09- update 9-16-09
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Internet & news |
Updated 8-7-09:
The State of California, through the Bay Delta Conservation Plan (BDCP)
released a draft proposal to widen the Mulkolnme River to convey more
water south, to create a new above or underground canal which would take
more water out of the Sacramento River and in the meantime they propose to
use the Cache Slough and Steamboat and Sutter Sloughs for "managed
habitat" areas to get fish, specifically salmon, to use this area of the
Delta to avoid being caught in the water pumps of the San Joaquin and the
new pumps planned for the Sacramento River between Walnut Grove and Hood.
This may or may not have long term negative effects on Steamboat Slough
boating and vegetation, and the Delta as we know it. All Delta and
California boaters should pay attention!!! The state has
infrastructure monies and will sell bonds to steamroll though their plan
to take Sacramento River water, which will further damage the ecology of
the Delta. Stay tuned.... |
August 3, 2009 draft, Chapter 3 of the BDCP
http://resources.ca.gov/bdcp/
Go to the bottom of the following for more details of Steamboat Slough
proposals:
http://resources.ca.gov/bdcp/full_drerip_worksheets.html
Link to Delta proposed
legislation 2009
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Bay Area News Group |
Article about the Delta with a focus on the two ferries to Ryer Island.
Nice little sidebar on Snug Harbor and the community of Ryer Island |
7/30/09 |
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Lots of hearings and a big gathering of Delta folks up on the steps of the
State Capitol to protest the Governor's plans for the Delta. One
really funny sign changed the BDCP, which means Bay-Delta Conservation
Plan to the "Big Dumb Canal Plan". Water is a biiiiig issue!
What is the big issue about the water? Very basically,
the large corporate farmers in the Central Valley, along Hwy 5 and 99, and
SoCal cities want Sacramento River water which is less salty than San
Joaquin River water. But if they take more water out of the
Sacramento River, it will make sea water come into the fresh water Delta,
and destroy Delta farmlands and recreation in this area. The
folks who study the effects of proposed new water plans say the salt in
the water at areas like Rio Vista and Ryer Island will as much as
double some times of the year. Farmers would not be able to
irrigate their crops and the higher salt in river water might affect wells
around here. Its a trade off...destroy the Delta properties to
preserve or expand the large corporate Central Valley farmlands, which
take the water before it can get to SoCal cities. But it also means
taking away private property rights of the Delta land owners, which didn't
used to be allowed in the United States without fair compensation to the
land owners. Delta land owners have riparian water rights and if the
state creates a new canal. as proposed, to take fresh water from the
Sacramento River, very serious constitutional property rights will be
violated. |
7-7-09
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Examiner |
Examiner writer talks about his favorite beaches to boat to in the Delta.
He mentions a favorite private park and beach...Snug Harbor!
http://www.examiner.com/examiner/x-7657-SF-Boating-Examiner~y2009m5d6-Favorite-beaches-in-the-Sacramento-Delta
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May 2009 |
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FINALLY!!! Last week we finally received our permit for the wheel
chair access ramp for the new office & store building. The
construction work on the ramp started 2-28-09 and we hope to have it
completed by the end of April 2009. We are TENTATIVELY scheduling an
open house for Snug Harbor leaseholders and neighbors for a week end in
May. |
5/1/09 |
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CAL-AVRC |
The California Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds (renamed CAL-AVRC)
selected a photo of waterfront RV sites at Snug Harbor as their 2009 cover
photo! We submitted several photos and were excited to find out we
made the cover! Our leaseholders will recognize the regulars in the
photo, enjoying a summer flotilla chat off RV sites 20 and 21.
http://www.rvandcampoutwest.com/default.asp?file=Portal_Consumer_Directory&state=CA |
January 2009
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CalTrans &
misc commercial
newspapers |
UPdate: Ferry due back in service by February 22, 2009 accourding to
CalTrans!
The Ryer Island ferry is undergoing a major upgrade...two
engines, new paint job, reinforced hull, etc. CalTrans sent out
notices the ferry will be taken down for a month starting January 12,
2009 in the afternoon. After the Ryer Island Ferry is back up and
running, they plan to take down the J-Mac for reconstruction and
repairs. Then once both are back up, there are CalTrans plans to
do some major repairs to a portion of Hwy. 84 on Ryer Island north of
the ferry landing, south of the Miner's Slough bridge, west side of the
island. It should not affect traffic to/from Snug Harbor....Caltrans
Updates
http://www.sacbee.com/latest/story/1638661.html |
2-21-09 Real McCoy scheduled to go back in operation 2-22-09 by late
afternoon!
See CalTrans
Updates page |
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TV & Newspapers |
The Delta continues to be the center of a
long standing debate between water users and ecosystem health, NorCal vs
SoCal, Farming vs. Urbanization, etc etc etc. The volume of
reports showing up online is, frankly, shocking. In this economy
you would think this might not be the right time to be spending money on
some of these studies. (Our personal opinion-sorry!)
However, we want you to know that Snug Harbor
Resorts, LLC is NOT within the study area for the "Dual Conveyance"
plan-or the path they propose the gigantic water pipes to take. Part
of it might come across Ryer Island though. If you want to read
about what's going on, or see maps, use the links to the left, or click
on these to see larger versions:
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Posted 2-7-09... an
interesting slideshow by DWR...
http://resources.ca.gov/bdcp/docs/1.30.09_BDCP_IT-ND_Diversion_Effects_Presendation.pdf
http://ca.gov
and then type in "Delta"
http://DeltaREvision.com
http://sacbee.com and
then type in "Delta" |
TV
Radio Internet
Newspapers |
The Delta has been primary news fodder for the last few
years as the various government agencies determine the best way to take
more water out of the Delta without killing more fish or ruining more
delta farmland. At least that is what the documents say is the
goal, in a nutshell. Summary: The Peripheral Canal Plan that was
voted down by the people of California many years ago has resurfaced
with a new name: "Dual Conveyance Plan". It is unclear how all of
this will affect Delta boating, fishing and recreation but its time
topay attention! Below are just a few links to interesting
documents.
http://deltavision.ca.gov/BlueRibbonTaskForce/April2008/Handouts/Item_5d.pdf
http://www.socalwater.org/download/012508_QrtlyMtg_Minutes.pdf
http://baydeltaoffice.water.ca.gov/ndelta/summaryreport/index.cfm |
2007 and 2008 |
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August 2008 |
 Congratulations to Brad Walker who broke the American
Pole Vault Record while qualifying for the Summer Olympics! Brad
and Carly stayed with us here at the resort while training for the Olympics this
past winter. http://www.sacbee.com/395/story/998782.html |
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Contra Costa Times |
Great articles about the delta and one about staying at
Snug Harbor's resort:
http://www.contracostatimes.com/travel/ci_9663012?source=email
http://www.contracostatimes.com/travel/ci_9663000?source=email
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June 22, 2008 |
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Sacramento Bee |
The Sacramento Bee had a nice article about the J-Mac Ferry
and bird watching in this area. Nice photos too!
http://www.sacbee.com/101/story/954832.html |
May 21, 2008 |
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The Oregonian |
Photographer/writer for the Oregonian stays at Snug Harbor
to use as base station for an article on the California Delta's salmon
and how it affects Oregon
http://www.oregonlive.com/news/oregonian/index.ssf?/base/news/12084999086460.xml&coll=7 |
April 2008 |
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Sunset Magazine |
This article is about wine tasting in Clarksburg near Snug
Harbor, in case we have some visitors who want to sample the delta
wines...
http://www.sunset.com/sunset/travel/article/0,20633,1181934,00.html |
April 2008 |
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Movie |
A movie crew use the resort grounds for the set of an
independent movie called "Has Been". They reconfigured an area by
our point to look like an old Boy Scout camp in Wyoming, so they say.
It is a comedy that should come out this year.
Movie
information online Ask at the office if you want to borrow our
DVD of the movie! |
April 2008 |
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Snug Harbor's own newsletter |
Semi-annual newsletter updating interested folks on what is
going on at the resort and around the delta region Printed on
legal size paper:
Images2008/nl-2008-1.pdf |
March 2008 |
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River News Herald |
Article about movie "Has Been" filmed at Snug Harbor resort
grounds, using part of our junk pile to portray an old Boy Scout camp in
Montana. PDF of article
Movie
information online |
March 19, 2008 |
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Did you know Olympic Athletes train in the Delta?
Several stayed at Snug Harbor in December while training at TigerBar
Sports nearby.
Brad Walker
is currently #1 for the US team and seems to be well on his way to an
Olympic 2008 medal. We're getting a big screen TV for the new
office so we can all cheer him on! |
December 2007 |
Prosper Magazine
Sacramento |
Prosper Magazine December 2007 article
about the J-Mac and its now famous driver also had a quote from Vicki,
resort manager.
http://www.prospermag.com/photo/280-2144 |
12/2007 |
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Northern California Camping |
Snug Harbor Resort was listed as
"Best for Fishing" and
"Best for Waterskiing" in the just-published book
Northern California Camping by Tom Stienstra! Copy at
the office for viewing. |
Fall 2007 |
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Sacramento Bee |
Front page article about the Real McCoy Ferry, due to be
replaced in the next few years, with a bigger, longer version of the
same.
http://www.sacbee.com/101/story/381456.html |
9/16/07 |
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all |
Most media sources in the US covered the whales visiting
the Delta. The mom and baby whale hung around for about 3 weeks,
swimming between the Rio Vista Bridge and Sacramento, often causing long
delays at the Rio Vista Ferry ramp. There were hundreds of media
types on Ryer Island daily for a while there! The whales were
dubbed "Delta and Dawn" |
Spring 2007 |
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Outdoor Life Network |
RVToday TV Show hosted by Stew Olson focuses on travel in
the Delta and features staying at Snug Harbor, using the ferrys to Ryer
Island, and dinning suggestions for the Historic Delta Region |
Sept. 3, 2006. For schedule:
http://rvtoday.tv |
Tom Stienstra article in San
Francisco Chronicle
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Article about recent changes in progress
with DFG. Summary comments by Mr. Stienstra on other fishing or camping
subjects includes a statement to the effect that Delta area parks "like
Snug Harbor" should be listed as a "Top 10" in the US. Thanks for
the compliment Mr. Stienstra!
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/07/02/SPG91JNSS71.DTL&hw=snug+harbor&sn=001&sc=1000
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Allentown; Good Day Sacramento on UPN31 |
Mark S. Allen comes for a surprise visit
to Snug Harbor on a Monday morning, using the J-Mac ferry to get here.
He seems to think we're a town...but we were happy to have him visit and
hope he comes back to see what the RV lifestyle and Snug Harbor are
really about.
http://cbs13.com/video?cid=15
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June 5, 2006
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Good Day Sacramento on UPN31 (CBS) |
 News feature about "Delta Seaplane Tours",
a new service in the delta region for sight seeing from a birds' eye
view. Filmed from Snug Harbor docks.
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May 16, 2006 |
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RV Today TV |
Stew
Olsen from RV Today of the Outdoor Network TV visited Snug Harbor and
the California Delta region the end of April 2006. *Show expected
to air in June 2006 |
April 2006* |
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SacBee |
Go to article |
January 10, 2006 |
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SacBee |
http://www.sacbee.com/content/news/weather/story/14026156p-14858432c.html |
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KVIE, PBS Channel 6 out of
Sacramento |
 TV
show about the Historic Region of the Delta, including Snug Harbor, and
the cities of Isleton, Rio Vista,
 Walnut
Grove and Locke. Includes fishing tips from Snug Harbor patrons,
info on the Snuggle Inns, etc. Photos are of Nicky with the Producer
and KVIE cameraman, and Gene as he's catching a fish while the camera was
rolling!! |
Rerun of show July 2005!
Feb, April and June 2002 and Oct. 27 &29, 2001
*"How to Fish" segment filmed at Snug Harbor
featuring show Host and Snug Harbor patrons continues to rerun due to
popular demand |
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Sunset Magazine |
Great articles about riding the ferries of the West. "Shortest Ride"
is the Real McCoy, also called the Rio Vista Ferry. Snug Harbor
referenced
http://www.sunset.com/sunset/travel/article/0,20633,1078479,00.html |
August 2005 |
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TV/News |
Fox News piece on Water Safety, filmed along Snug Harbor, with Vicki Vann,
manager included! |
July 4, 2005 |
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Online RV Park Review website |
Snug Harbor got a nice review and a "thumbs up" from an anonymous visitor.
Go to
http://rvparkreviews.com/California.html and Snug Harbor is
listed under the "Rio Vista" park reviews |
March 2005 |
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Book |
"California Campgrounds" was republished by Tom Stieinstra and gives a
great review of Snug Harbor! |
2004 |
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Book |
"Delta Delectables and Delights" has been published by Vicki Vann,
manager of Snug Harbor. Recipe book features creative cooking
methods of fish commonly caught in the California Delta region.
Book signed by author available at the Snug Harbor store, and other
delta locations, and online. Contact
vicki@snugharbor.net for more
info. |
July, 2004 |
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SF Chronicle |
"King of Swings" is a great article about the bridges of the delta.
Really fun to read and gives the history of the place from a bridge view |
July 4, 2004 |
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SF Chronicle, SacBee, Valley Times, etc |
June 2004: There are ongoing news articles about a
fire at Bethel Island and a levee break in the south part of the delta
region, near Stockton. We've received many calls from concerned
customers. Snug Harbor is located in the historic region of the
delta, near Rio Vista and Walnut Grove and Isleton. The events
noted in the news do not have any effect on our area of the delta, rest
assured! |
May, 2004 |
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Valley Times (Contra Costa
area) |
The Valley Times created a totally awesome pull-out section
covering the whole delta region from Antioch to Stockton up to Sacramento.
Snug Harbor was featured with a photo of Snuggle Inns and nice little
write-up. The two ferrys to Ryer Island were also suggested as a fun
day trim for Bay Area locals. Take a look at our copy in the office! |
August 3, 2003 |
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River News Herald |
The River News Herald, a small local paper, did a front
page article about Tim Allen visiting the delta and Snug Harbor. |
July15, 2003 |
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Nice Guy |
Tim Allen, his friend Bret Gregory and
their friends joined us for a peaceful delta summer week end. Mr.
Allen was very gracious about all the requests for signatures and photos
from staff and campers. One camper was very creative, getting Mr.
Allen to sign his RV with a permanent marker! The group visited many
places in the delta, joined in the Poker Run out of Tower Park, had Sunday
Brunch at the Ryde Hotel... peace, beauty and fun. Isn't that
what the delta's all about? Pictured are Snug Harbor staff with Mr.
Allen and Mr. Gregory |
July 11-13, 2003
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LA Times |
"No one's singing the blues in this laid-back
delta" by Beverly Beyette, Times Staff Writer |
Sunday, June 29, 2003 |
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Modesto Bee |
Another article by Janet Fullwood, shorter
version of the SacBee article |
June 2003 |
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Sacramento Bee |
Articles by Janet Fullwood about things to do
and places to stay in the Delta...Snug Harbor included! |
June 8, 2003 |
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Sunset Magazine |
Great little article about driving around the
historic region of the delta |
March 2003 |
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San Francisco Chronicle |
Article by Tom Steinstra in his outdoors
section about the 10 best Northern California parks. Snug Harbor is
the "best run private park by far" and features waterfront RV sites and
cabins with docks |
April 2003 |
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Waterski Magazine |
"West Coast's Epic Waterski"...article about
boarding and waterski on the delta |
January 2003 |
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San Francisco Chronicle |
Article by Tom Stienstra, his "Outdoors"
section about the Delta in general, and the joys of houseboating. In
"places to stay" section of article, Snug Harbor gets a direct web site
link and newspaper coverage!!
SF Chronicle Delta Article |
*Oct.24, 2002* |
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California Tour & Travel
Magazine |
Cover feature article and photos on the delta,
covering the Historic Region of the Delta, Bethel Island, and the "Scenic
Loop" group. Awesome paintings by Delta Artist Mary Stanley
showcased! |
Summer 2002 Issue |
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Sacramento Bee Newspaper |
Front Page article & follow-up article about
Antique Airstream convention and open house held at Snug Harbor in April.
Really fun photos of these reconditioned beauties! Antique cars,
especially classic T-Birds on show Saturday afternoon |
April 22-24, 2002 |
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Sunset Magazine |
Just a few pages about visiting the towns in
the historic region of the delta...Walnut Grove, Rio Vista, Ryde, Locke
and Isleton...all close to Snug Harbor! |
Feb 2002 issue |
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KVIE, PBS Channel 6 out of
Sacramento |
TV
show about the Historic Region of the Delta, including Snug Harbor, and
the cities of Isleton, Rio Vista,
Walnut
Grove and Locke. Includes fishing tips from Snug Harbor patrons,
info on the Snuggle Inns, etc. Photos are of Nicky with the Producer
and KVIE cameraman, and Gene as he's catching a fish while the camera was
rolling!! |
Feb, April and June 2002 and Oct. 27 &29, 2001
*"How to Fish" segment filmed at Snug Harbor
featuring show Host and Snug Harbor patrons continues to rerun due to
popular demand |
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PassageMaker Magazine |
Great 20-page feature article about the
Historic Region of the Delta, including a large aerial Snug Harbor photo,
and information about Rio Vista, Isleton, Ryde, Walnut Grove and Locke (no
link available) Copy of article in Snug Harbor office, or buy the
magazine at the office! |
Nov/Dec 2001 issue |
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San Francisco Chronicle |
 Still
our favorite one....Article
by Tom Stienstra, his "Outdoors" section.
"Delta island delivers the goods" is the title. Click on
the link button to see scanned version of article or use link below to go
to the Chronicle Online version: |
*Oct. 4, 2001* |
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/10/04/SP72126.DTL |
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San Jose Mercury |
Article about the Delta, including photo of
Snug Harbor as a great place to stay |
June 24, 2001 |
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Sorry, no free links available, as the SJ Mercury
and CCTimes charges for viewing archived articles |
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http://www.sacbee.com/ourtown/discover/saccounty2001/p39.htm |
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Contra Costa Times |
Same article about the Delta, including Snug
Harbor info and photo |
June 24, 2001 |
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River News Herald |
Article about Snug Harbor's award for "2001
Best Small Park" as awarded by the Calif. Travel Park Assoc. (no
link available) |
May, 2001 |
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Bay Area Backroads |
TV show about the Delta, including Snug Harbor
and places to eat, things to do in the Delta |
First shown Nov 18, 2000, many reruns since
then! June 2002 |
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RV Journal Article on the
Delta |
Article about the Historic Region of the Delta and use of
RVs in the Delta |
June, 2000 |
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Sac Bee |
Two-part feature series about the California
Delta and houseboating, including Snug Harbor photos, places to go and
things to see and eat in the area |
Travel Section Feature |
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http://www.sacbee.com/travel/shorttrips/delta1.html |
June 11, 2000 |
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http://www.sacbee.com/travel/shorttrips/delta2.html |
June 18, 2000 |
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Yachtsman
Magazine article "Snug on Steamboat Slough" by Hal Schell |
Winter, 1999 |
