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Tall Ships to Battle on the Bay
The Hawaiian Chieftan and the Lady Washington© Ron Arel The tall ships Lady Washington and the Hawaiian Chieftan are returning to the Bay Area this weekend for bay excursions and hands-on educational programs for K-12 students. The highlight of their annual visit is always their mock sea battles, complete with canon fire and pirate costumes. …
Sea Gals
Sea Gals during the ’70s on their 28th anniversary in Petaluma onboard Boog-a-loo. Back row, l to r: Cathey Dawson, Myra Berkowitz, Aileen Terhune. Front row: Shirl Armor, Mercedes See, Nancy Rogers, Marilyn Berdan, Prentice Sack, Jean Malis, Louise Nelson © Sally Taylor For years, a group of ladies has been meeting regularly to sail…
More Impounded Boats to be Released
Tere Grossman, owner of San Carlos Marina, reports that AGACE agents were back at San Carlos Marina on Tuesday, and that as a result she expected that most of the impounded boats in her marina would soon be "liberated." This would include 16 boats that had already been taken away by their owners. Can we…
Aging Eyes & Tiny Print
As you may have noticed, the current edition of Latitude 38 has a slightly new look, as we’ve changed printers. We hope you’ll agree that the photos ‘pop’ a bit more, and the overall print quality has improved (despite some minor problems with the cover). There’s no denying that Latitude 38’s type (left) is smaller,…
AC Protocol & Rule Expected Soon
The protocol and class rule pertaining to the 35th America’s Cup is on schedule to be released in March. The new rule is expected to "produce a foiling, wingsailed catamaran in the 60-65 foot range," according to the America’s Cup Event Authority (ACEA). The next generation of catamarans won’t be as big, but they’ll certainly…