These links are the ones that I currently use most often.  Additional links will be added in the future as I have time to access and use other sites.

CalChess:  Northern California Chess Association
History of Chess in Sacramento 1934-1996 by Scott Gordon.
APCT:  A link to one of the strongest correspondence organizations in the USA. Highly recommended!
The Campbell Report:  Chess articles with an emphasis on correspondence chess.  Highly recommended!
The Correspondence Chess Place: John Knudsen's correspondence chess site. Highly recommended!
Chess Maniac: Dennis Steele's free e-mail chess site. Contains a chess store, chess resources, and chess links. Highly recommended!
Mechanics Institute:  Home of the oldest chess club on the west coast!
Chess Mail:  The english language equivalent (superior?!) of Fernschach, the ICCF publication.
Burlingame Chess Club:  The name says it all!
Reno Chess Club Chess action in the Biggest Little City in the World!
UPitt:  Large chess archive site at the University of Pittsburgh.
Chess Assistant:  Chess Assistant web site.
ChessBase USA:  ChessBase's USA web site.
Zsusa Polgar's Home Page:  Home page of the former(?) Women's World Champion.
US Chess:  Website of the United States Chess Federation (USCF).
Continental Chess Association:  The organization that puts on some of the "mega" events in the country.
Cassia.com:  At last check, a play-for-free website.
Chess Doctor:  Website of Bob Ogden geared to the inexperienced player.  An e-zine can be subscribed to on the site.
Haines' Remedies :  A link to Bay Area chess player Bill Haines website.  NEW!

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