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Singlehander Still Missing
It’s possible that Landers is at sea aboard a green Portland Pudgy dinghy like this one. © 2009 Portland Pudgy Despite a multi-faceted search effort, missing American singlehander Billy W. Landers has still not been found. As reported Wednesday, the 64-year-old sailor’s boat, Emily Pearl, was discovered — holed and sunk — earlier this week…
Buccaneers to Arrive at Oakland Tomorrow
The 122-ft topsail schooner Lynx will make a spectacle of herself on the Estuary tomorrow as she kicks off to a two-week stay at Jack London Square. The replica of a War of 1812-era privateer will fire her battery of "six-pounders" as she sails into port around 3 p.m. Afterward, the public is invited for…
Search Underway for Shipwrecked Puddle Jumper
Although beautiful, the raw, mountainous terrain of the Marquesas makes off-road hiking extremely difficult. Interlude©2009 Latitude 38 Media, LLC An extensive search is currently underway on and around the Marquesan island of Nuku Hiva for singlehander Billy W. Landers, 64, of the Port Angeles, WA-based Islander 36 Emily Pearl. Landers left Nuku Hiva’s Taiohae anchorage…
Why So Many So Fast?
After buying 50 grapefruit for less than $5 in Guaymas, Wayne and Carol took the wine treatment to ward off any possibility of swine flu. They’re headed back to California so they can do their second Ha-Ha this fall. Capricorn Cat©2009 Latitude 38 Media, LLC To be honest, we’re a little blown away by how…
Dinius Trial to Start May 19
Carol Stambuk has never blamed Bismarck Dinius for the 2006 death of her best friend, Lynn Thornton. "He’s such a sweetheart and we’ve all supported him since Day One," she told us yesterday. "We all know who caused Lynn’s death." The person Carol’s referring to is Russell Perdock, the off-duty Sheriff’s Deputy who slammed his…