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Community Outrigger Launched
Steve Mercadante, Assistant Harbormaster at Two Harbors, raises his paddle in celebration as Leilani returns from her first outing.latitude/Richard©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC After last Saturday’s terrible helicopter crash at Two Harbors, which claimed the lives of four of the six aboard, the quirky little community was in serious need of an emotional lift. Fortunately,…
Soldini Crushes Class 40s in Transat
Giovanni Soldini bow-riding Telecom Italia to a win in the Class 40 division in The Artemis Transat. © Matt Dickens onEdition/The Artemis Transat Italian Giovanni Soldini sealed his win in the Class 40 division in The Artemis Transat when he crossed the finish line off Marblehead just after 7 a.m. For the 42-year-old Italian, it…
Special Edition: Sailors Die in Tragic Helo Crash
The helicopter crashed about 75 yards from the Isthmus Yacht Club in the direction of Cat Harbor. latitude/Richard© Latitude 38 Media, LLC The high season at Catalina got off to a terrible and tragic start on Saturday morning when a Eurocopter AS-350 carrying four mariners, plus a pilot and baggage handler, from Long Beach to…
Going North? Go Now!
If the weathermen (and their computers) are correct, sea conditions off Pt. Conception this weekend should be even mellower than this. latitude/Andy© Latitude 38 Media, LLC If you have a need to travel north along the California coast soon, we suggest you consider casting off your docklines and taking off ASAP, as the next few…
Fair Winds for Ted
The media went nuts on Wednesday when Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy went sailing aboard his 50-ft Concordia schooner Mya just hours after being released from the hospital where he was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. They used words like "brave" and "vigorous" to describe the 76-year-old Kennedy, which he undoubtedly is, but he’s also…