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Free Publicity in Latitude 38

With the economy on life support, we realize how tough it is for many sailing organizations and businesses to promote their services. So we’re happy to tell you about two special opportunities to get free publicity in the pages of Latitude 38.

Here at ‘world headquarters’, we’re hard at work on the April edition, which will be on the street during the region’s biggest boat show: Strictly Sail Pacific (April 15-18). That issue will contain a comprehenvise overview of the Greater Bay Area’s youth sailing opportunities — from year-round community sailing programs to summer sessions hosted by many local YCs. We invite all purveyors of youth sailing to check out our current listings, and alert us of any errors or additions. We’d also love to receive a selection of your best high resolution photos via email.

The Richmond YC’s junior program has launched the sailing careers of hundreds of happy sailors — including several world-famous yachtsmen.

© 2010 Greg Gorsiski
Since its creation a dozen years ago, the nonprofit Pegasus Project has introduced thousands of kids to the joys of sailing — many of them from socioeconomically disadvantaged backgrounds.

© 2010 Richard Gillette

In our April World of Chartering section we’ll run our annual overview of Greater Bay Area charter vessels, which will include listings of every ‘bareboat’ available for rent, as well as every crewed charter yacht. Community sailing programs will also be included this year. As you can imagine, the goal of being thoroughly comprehensive is a tall order — and we’d hate to leave anyone out. So if you’re in the charter biz, please check out our 2009 listings and email us updates or additions. Here also, we’d love to receive new images of your boats via email.

Student sailors from OCSC get fired up during a breezy day on the Bay.

© Greg Tarczynski/OCSC

Needless to say, we are a publication that exists solely on advertising revenue, so these freebies are once-a-year offerings. Don’t miss the boat. Give us your info, and let the thousands of dedicated Latitude readers know what you have to offer them.

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Full Tilt scoots across The Slot on a sunny Thursday afternoon. latitude/LaDonna
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The two Andrews — Andrew Vik found crewmember Andrew at last year’s Spring Crew List Party.