Archive for January 2022
New US Coast Guard Procedures Stem from ‘Conception’ Tragedy
The US Coast Guard has implemented new procedures in the wake of the September 2019 fire that killed 34 people aboard the dive vessel 'Conception.'
Good Jibes Episode #23: A Chat with Dustin Reynolds
After Dustin almost lost his life in 2008 when he was hit on his motorcycle by a drunk driver, sailing became a huge part of his recovery.
Swiftsure Yachts: Serving the West Coast
Swiftsure serves the West Coast from Seattle and four other waterfronts.
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Tonga Reminds Us, Never Turn Your Back on a Tsunami
The Tongan tsunami swept the West Coast, leaving significant damage to a few and barely a ripple for most.
US Sailing Advanced Race Management Seminar
"Area G leaders, interested in learning more about race management? Renewing your race officer certification?"
Boat of the Month: The Millimeter
The Millimeter is a one-design, one-person, single-hull racing yacht, related to the Mini-12 and the slightly longer International 2.4mR.
Women Crush Wednesday, on a Monday
January's #wcw celebrity is Laura Brazil from Petaluma. Laura and her husband Rich are passionate sailors who enjoy sailing in Mexico.
Dump at the Pump with Division of Boating and Waterways’ Pumpout Nav App
Find your nearest pumpout and floating restrooms with DBW's 'Pumpout Nav' app.
Jessie, Luke and Otis: Sailing Aboard ‘Alekona’
Jessie Zevalkink and her husband Luke were searching for a vessel that would be suited to sailing the higher latitudes (think ice and snow).
Red Sky at Night, Sailor’s Delight
"Does the weather proverb 'Red sky at morning, sailor take warning / Red sky at night, sailor's delight' have any basis in weather fact?"
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