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Diana Jessie Passes Away
We were saddened to learn that circumnavigator and author Diana Jessie passed away on December 15 of congestive heart failure, following a series of strokes. Diana began sailing in ’74 and skippered an all-women sailing team on San Francisco Bay, sailing in the Big Boat Series, TransPac, and many other offshore races. From ’85 to…
Groupama Sends It, Banque Pop Slips
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Advertise in ‘Lectronic Latitude
The reason this space has been filled for most of the year is that it works. A ‘Lectronic Latitude ad has the power to reach 5,000 people — a day! Advertisers tell us that their web traffic increases dramatically when they place ads in ‘Lectronic. "We’ve been thrilled with the response we’ve received from our…
Photo Contest Winner
Nicole Ryan earned first place with this outstanding photo of Saturday’s San Rafael Canal Lighted Boat Parade. © Nicole Ryan Congratulations to Nicole Ryan for submitting the winning photo in the inaugural Latitude 38 Lighted Boat Parade Photo Contest! Her spectacular shot of this weekend’s San Rafael Canal parade really showed what such parades are…
The $25,000 Cruising Solution
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