A 30-foot pontoon boat turned mobile kitchen is serving up eats on the water, and in the winter months, right here in Tucson, Arizona.
Gerald M. Gay
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Gerald received his journalism degree from the University of Maryland. He has been with the Star for 16 years and has covered a variety of beats. Currently, he divides his time between the presentation desk and as a member of the digital team.
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