Commentary
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.
Under the Same Canopy
Justin Jenkins searched for community only to find he was already among it, right on his docks and on the Bay.
A Warm Spring Equinox Leads Into Weekend Sailing
The spring equinox is warming up the summer sailing season.
Schooner ‘Bill of Rights’ Faces Eviction From Home Docks
Schooner 'Bill of Rights,' is facing eviction from her home dock in Chula Vista after more than a decade at her marina.
NOAA Tide Page Bug Highlights Risks of Relying on a Single Navigation Data Source
Local app developer finds bug in NOAA tide page.
Good Jibes #235: Rod Scher on Historic Shipwrecks, With Host John Arndt
Host John Arndt chats with author Rod Scher to discuss what we can learn from some of the most fascinating and tragic shipwrecks in history.
Jim Brown Is Creating a History of Multihulls in Video: ‘Mavericks & Multihulls’
Multihull sailing started in the Pacific and has been part of the West Coast sailing culture ever since.
Storied Islander 36 ‘Geja’ Seeks New Owner for New Adventures
After years of European summers spent cruising the Med, Andrew Vik is ready to hand over the helm of his beloved Islander 36, 'Geja'.
Max Ebb — Happy Endings
Good music sets a positive mood, and a long set of favorites can help those long hours of the night watch go by quickly.
Sailagram: A Snapshot of February Sailing
February saw sailors out on the Bay, a few people sailing on the other coast, and one sailor reaching back into their own wayback machine.
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