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Nelson’s Auction Delayed
We’ve done our best to help publicize the much-anticipated auction of boats and marine-related equipment at Nelson’s Marine, which was slated for February 8. But we’ve now been informed that the auction has been delayed indefinitely. No specific reasons for the postponement have been given by the event’s facilitator, Michaan’s Auctions of Alameda, CA. Stay…
Castaway Drifts for 13 Months
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Thirty More Foreign Yachts “Liberated” in Mexico
The marina at Coral Hotel and Marina just a few miles north of downtown Ensenada. latitude/Richard© Latitude 38 Media, LLC Following the liberation of all 53 impounded boats at Marina Riviera Nayarit in La Cruz last Thursday, we’ve been told that approximately 30 out of 50 boats impounded at Marina Coral in Ensenada were released…
February Latitudes Out Today
The first thing you might notice about the new February issue is the quality of the pictures. You might also notice the magazine’s new ‘saddle stitch’ binding. As you’ll read inside, we’ve changed printers. We’re very pleased with the results and we hope you will be too. There are some great stories to read in…
Heading in the Right Direction
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