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INDEX OF STORIES

December 29
2006
“Self-Inflicted” Broken Leg
Photo
of the Day – January Issue/YRA Here

A Big, Big New Years
Christmas
Eve Cruiser Breakfast
Rolex
Sydney-Hobart Update
Velux
5 Oceans

December 22
2006
Sydney-Hobart
Preview

Winter
Solstice-Summer Sailstice

Bogus
Obstacles to Cruising

Join
Us in the Caribbean

December 20
2006
Photo
of the Day

The
Dog, the Cat and the Wife

Ad:
CG Licensing in Sausalito

ARC
Shots

Ixnay
on the Ahahay

December 18
2006
Photo
of the Day

Breaker,
Breaker Good Buddy

Why
Wait until the First?

Classy
Deadline Is Today
Africans
Perish on Small Boat

December 15
2006
Photos
of the Day

Christmas
Ships Ahoy!

Itsy
Bitsy Burqini

Restoring
a Victorian Classic

December 13
2006
How
Secure Is Your Slip?

Search
for Gainey Suspended

More
Bad Sailboat Art

Men’s Journal Needs
Proofreader

Expensive
Visitor Fees

December 11
2006
Midwinter
Racing

Cayard
Back in the Cup

South
Beach YC Grows Up

ARC
Floods into St. Lucia

Crash
Alert

December 8
2006
Starlet Abandoned,
Lost

First
for Ha-Ha 14

Christmas
on Balclutha

Blind
Sailors to Continue

December 6
2006
Photo
of the Day

Golden
Gate Midwinters

Drama
on the Atlantic

They’d
Rather Be Sailing

Montanans
Vow to Sail Again

December 4
2006
Photos
of the Day

Velux
5 Oceans Update

Solo
Circumnavigator’s Progress

Asst.
Harbormaster Sentenced

All
I Want for Christmas

December 1
2006
Photo
of the Day

December
Hits the Docks

Post
Ha-Ha Governor’s Race

Something
Smells in San Diego
Big Winds,
Big Trouble
Opti
Clinic at Tiburon YC

November 2006 Stories
October 2006 Stories

September 2006 Stories

August 2006 Stories

July 2006 Stories

June 2006 Stories

May 2006 Stories

April 2006 Stories

March 2006 Stories

February 2006 Stories

January 2006 Stories

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