Posts by John Arndt
Another Beautiful Sailing Weekend on San Francisco Bay
Last weekend was perfect for sailing. Could we have two in a row?
The Very First “Big Sail” Between Cal and Stanford
Berkeley Yacht Club staff commodore Michael Yovino-Young remembers the first editions of "The Big Sail."
Governor Newsom Mandates Curbside Pickup for Old Boats
Finally, a solution to the derelict and abandoned boat problem — drop them onto the sidewalk for curbside pickup!
Tom Ehman Responds: RNZYS — “Worst Trustee in the History of the Cup”
The America's Cup is back in the New York courtrooms and the court of public opinion.
The Split Personality of the Oakland Estuary
A place of wreckage or fun? Summer is coming and the Estuary is inviting you to get out and enjoy it under sail.
Support and Race the Sailing4Parkinson’s Regatta On April 12
Racing for fun, a cause and a cure. Join the Sailing4Parkinson's Regatta on April 12.
New York Attorney General Addresses Sweeney’s America’s Cup Complaint
There are a lot of opinions about the America's Cup. One of the most important is that of the office of the New York attorney general.
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Man Dies as Car Jumps Curb Into Sausalito Yacht Harbor
A man died on Monday after his vehicle jumped over the curb and through the fence into Sausalito Yacht Harbor.
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A Warm Spring Equinox Leads Into Weekend Sailing
The spring equinox is warming up the summer sailing season.
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