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Flynn Doherty's Journal Aug 24th 2024 Started to get our name out there with Reeves today. We ended up running into an old friend Carmine. Love that guy... Turned out he could use our services. Helped him out with our first gig. For a first day gaining a network.. I'd say it was successful. Looking forward to more connections made. Flynn Doherty Asst Director A.C.E. Los Santos Capital Group

2024 convoy of trucking unity! Raising money for disabled truck drivers that suffered injuries on work due to the accidents. Charity will be donated to: St. Christopher Truckers Development and Relief Fund (SCF) https://truckersfund.org/history/ Sponsored by: Roux Group. Organizing committee: United Trucking Association, San Andreas Trucking Association and I.B.L. Local 1218. Partners: Muldoon Bros Transport and Brate Trucking&Logistic Inc. Date: 25.08.2024 (Sunday) Meeting point: LS port at 21:00

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About us! Dunavski Bandar, CF is a self-sustainable organization based in Los Santos, San Andreas ran by a small group of people which is open to help every fisherman on the territory of United States of America and wider. It provides any service a man in the sea needs. "From gear to literature" is a moto of a company. It provides education and support on the sea as well as the delicious products to our close partners. Dunavski Bandar is a distinguished commercial fishing company proudly headquartered in Los Santos, a city famed for its deep connection to the sea. Our name, "Dunavski Bandar," reflects our rich heritage and enduring commitment to the maritime industry. We specialize in providing an extensive range of premium seafood products, harvested from the bountiful waters of the Pacific Ocean. Our operations span across the vast ocean, ensuring that we can access the best fishing grounds, from the coastlines to the deep sea, where the richest and most diverse marine life thrives. At Dunavski Bandar, we operate a cutting-edge fleet of fishing vessels, each equipped with the latest in fishing technology and sustainability features. These vessels are designed not only for efficiency but also to minimize our environmental footprint. We understand the importance of preserving marine ecosystems for future generations, which is why we strictly adhere to sustainable fishing practices. Our methods are designed to protect the biodiversity of the ocean, ensuring that fish populations remain healthy and abundant. Our team consists of seasoned fishermen and industry experts who bring decades of experience to the table. They are deeply knowledgeable about the patterns and behaviors of marine life, allowing us to maximize our yields while maintaining the integrity of the ocean environment. The expertise of our crew is matched by their commitment to safety, both for themselves and the marine life they harvest. Every day, they navigate the challenging waters of the Pacific with precision and care, ensuring that our operations run smoothly and efficiently. Dunavski Bandar’s seafood is known for its unparalleled freshness and quality. From tuna and salmon to shellfish and specialty catches, our products are meticulously handled and processed to preserve their natural flavors and nutritional value. We take pride in our rigorous quality control processes, which ensure that only the best seafood reaches our customers. We serve a diverse clientele, from local markets and restaurants in Los Santos to international distributors and buyers. Our reputation for reliability and excellence has made Dunavski Bandar a trusted name in the seafood industry. We are committed to forging strong, long-term relationships with our clients by consistently delivering superior products and exceptional service. At Dunavski Bandar, our mission is simple: to bring the best of the ocean to your table, with a steadfast commitment to quality, sustainability, and customer satisfaction. As we look to the future, we are dedicated to expanding our operations while continuing to uphold the high standards that have made us a leader in the commercial fishing industry. Who Are We? Dunavski Bandar is a premier commercial fishing company proudly based in Los Santos, rooted in a rich maritime tradition and dedicated to the art of sustainable seafood harvesting. Our company is built on a foundation of excellence, integrity, and respect for the ocean, which has been the lifeblood of our operations since our inception. With a name that reflects our deep connection to the water and our commitment to navigating the challenges of the sea, Dunavski Bandar stands as a symbol of quality and reliability in the seafood industry. Our team is comprised of experienced fishermen, industry experts, and dedicated professionals who share a common passion for the sea and its bounty. We operate a fleet of state-of-the-art fishing vessels, each equipped with the latest technology to ensure that we harvest the freshest, highest-quality seafood in a sustainable and environmentally responsible manner. Our commitment to sustainability is at the core of everything we do, guiding our fishing practices to protect marine ecosystems and ensure that future generations can continue to enjoy the ocean’s resources. At Dunavski Bandar, we take great pride in the quality of our products and the relationships we build with our customers. We serve a diverse range of clients, from local markets and restaurants in Los Santos to international buyers seeking the finest seafood. Our rigorous standards for freshness, flavor, and nutritional value ensure that our customers receive only the best, whether it’s a fresh catch of the day or a specialty seafood product. We believe in the importance of tradition, but we are also forward-thinking, always seeking new ways to innovate and improve our operations. As we continue to grow and expand our reach, we remain committed to our core values of quality, sustainability, and customer satisfaction. Dunavski Bandar is more than just a fishing company; we are stewards of the sea, dedicated to bringing the ocean’s bounty to your table with care and responsibility. Come and vouch the beauty of the ocean! © Dunavski Bandar, Co. Los Santos, Mildred Avenue, Marina, San Andreas Contact e-mail: [email protected] Dunavski Bandar Commercial Fishing is an (official) company that serves people with the freshest products from the depth of America's exotic sea. We are looking for hard-working people that are willing to explore dark side of the ocean with their own intuition and our gear! Come and visit us on Marina!

I've decided to showcase Callahan as a Captain and the challenges he comes to face.. THE TOP BRASS

overall design looks good so far, very nice

Congratulations to Dragan Agovic 🥂

Port of East Beach __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Port of East Beach, also known as the Harbor Department of the City of Los Santos, is the second-busiest container port in the United States, after the Port of Los Santos, which it adjoins. Acting as a major gateway for US-Asian trade, the port occupies 3,200 acres (13 km²) of land with 25 miles (40 km) of waterfront in the city of East Beach, San Andreas. The Port of East Beach and approximately 25 miles (40 km) south of downtown Los Santos. The eaport generates approximately US$100 billion in trade and employs more than 316,00 people in Southern San Andreas. Early History (1911-1960) ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The San Pedro Breakwater was started in 1899 and over time was expanded to protect the current site of the Port of East Beach. The Port of East Beach was founded on 800 acres (3.2 km2) of mudflats on June 24, 1911, at the mouth of the Los Santos River. The old Municipal Pier was rebuilt into the Municipal Wharf in 1925. In 1925 construction started on Pier A and Pier B, with opening of Pier A in 1930. By 1926 more than one million tons of cargo were handled, and additional piers were constructed to accommodate the growing business. In 1921, oil was discovered at the East Beach Oil Field on and around Signal Hill. In 1932, the fourth-largest oil field in the United States, Wilmington Oil Field, was discovered; much of this field was underneath East Beach and the harbor area itself. The hundreds of oil wells from Wilmington Oil Field provided oil revenues to the City of Los Santos. The first offshore oil well in the harbor was brought online in 1937, shortly after the discovery that the oil field far extended into the harbor. In the mid-1930s, the port was expanded, largely due to the need to transport oil to foreign markets, as the immense output of oil from the Los Santos Basin caused a glut in US markets. The extraction of hundreds of millions of barrels of oil caused concern for subsidence, as the overlying land collapsed into the empty space over time. Engineers and geologists were promptly assigned to the problem, building dikes for flood control at high tide. East Beach became a home port for the United States Navy's Pacific Fleet in 1932. In 1940 the navy purchased 105 acres on Terminal Island built the East Beach Naval Shipyard there. In 1946, after World War II, the Port of East Beach was established as "America's most modern port" with the completion of the first of nine clear-span transit sheds. Pier E was completed and Pier B was expanded to two times its size in 1949. Pierpoint Landing completed on Pier F in 1948, becoming a large sport fishing spot. Concerns regarding subsidence increased until Operation "Big Squirt," a water injection program, halted any progression of sinking land in 1960. Recent History (2012-present) __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Between 2012 and 2014, as part of a decision made by the then Mayor of Los Santos, Rakesh Namir, the Port Authority operated as a branch of the Bureau of Public Utilities. This decision was eventually reversed by Mayor Frank Vaughn in 2015, autonomizing Port Authority operations as a seperate contract. In 2016, the San Andreas Longshore and Warehouse Union went on strike, closing down the ports of East Beach and Los Santos. The labor clash which lasted several days and caused ships to be backed up into the pacific ocean marked it the worst cargo traffic disruption at the East Beach and Los Santos harbors. The union, at the time, was objecting to Republican Governor Jesse Style's decision to nullify the terms of their contact, specifically prohibiting port security from conducting security-related duties in the dockyards. Mayor Frank Vaughn gave a speech, as did Representatives Jep Appelo and Katherine Summers in solidarity with the workers impacted by the injunction: primarily members of the SALWU Local 2. In 2019 and the following years, through numerous organizing rallies and an increase in collaboration among business, labor and government agencies, the International Brotherhood of Longshoreman (IBL) Local 1218 became the primary dock workers union on the Port of East Beach, representing most employees at the terminals. In 2020, a bill titled the Safe Shores Act of 2020 was introduced by Senate President Pro Tempore Eugene Park (D-3), establishing the San Andreas Harbor Department, the Office of the Harbor Department Chair, and the San Andreas Harbor Commission. The Board of Harbor Commissioners would oversee the operations, budgets, inspections and the development of regulatory codes and policies concerning the terminals, facilities and premises at the Port of San Fierro, the Port of East Beach and the Port of Los Santos. The Port of East Beach was the scene of Senator Eugene Park's assassination, following the announcement of Senator Charles Moreno's (D-5) run for the position of Lieutenant Governor. Economy __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The port's combined import and export value is nearly $100 billion per year. The seaport provides jobs, generates tax revenue, and supports retail and manufacturing businesses. More than $800 million a year is spent on wholesale distribution services in the city. In the City of Los Santos, port operations generate more than 230,000 jobs, with more than $10 billion a year going to distribution services in the city. On the state level, the Port of East Beach provides about 370,000 jobs and generates close to $5.6 billion a year in state and local tax revenues. Environment __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The twin ports of Los Santos and East Beach are, together, the single largest source of air pollution in the metropolitan Los Santos area. Both ports have implemented a number of environmental programs to reduce pollution levels while continuing port growth. Governance __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Harbor Department The Harbor Commissioners set policies for the Port of Los Santos and the Port of East Beach. Commissioners are appointed by the Secretary of State or Lieutenant Governor and are confirmed by the State Senate. They may serve terms in increments of three month, without a term limit. References __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1. ^ "The Journal of Commerce World Top 50 Container Ports". 2. ^ The Port of East Beach, By Michael E. White, page 49 3. ^ The Port of East Beach, By Michael E. White, page 87 4. ^ The Port Authority Act of 2016 5. ^ SADP Grassroots Director Addresses Port Injuction Union Disputes 6. ^ OP-ED: The Ghost of Frank Vaughn: Democrats to be Resurgent in Senate Elections 7. ^ The Safe Shores Act of 2020 8. ^ Los Santos Times: Senators Introduce Several Major Bills This Week External links _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Media related to Port of East Beach at Wikimedia Commons Port of East Beach website Port of East Beach overview page https://discord.gg/rYRcJYNX Application form (Port of East Beach) (Applications can be sent to Kunis via forums or to Swingis#3669 on Discord)

GGs gentlemen.

Bravo 👏🏻

Love the dedication to the character

(Late) welcome back