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The January edition of Latitude 38 hits all the usual spots starting today. And don’t forget to pick up a fresh copy of the 2012 Northern California Sailing Calendar & YRA Master Schedule while you’re at it!latitude/Annie© Latitude 38 Media, LLC A new year represents many things, among them that a fresh issue of Latitude…
Holiday Racing Wrap-up
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Bottom Paint Study Results
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