Maritime History
Looking for a ‘Good Old Boat’ for the Summer, or a ‘Classic’ for a Lifetime?
It's not always about sailing. Being the caretaker for a Bay Area classic brings joy far beyond a day on the water.
Teak Yachts, and the Changing World of Boatbuilding
The traditional use of teak in yachts is no longer a simple or, depending on its source, legal option.
A Local Mariner Aging Gracefully on the Bay
The only thing worse than growing old is not growing old.
The Contribution and Subscription Forms That Didn’t Work
If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.
Celebrate 109 Years of Opening Day on the Bay This Sunday
This year marks the 109th Opening Day, along with host Pacific Inter-Club Yacht Association's 130th anniversary.
Historic Schooner ‘Bill of Rights’ Receives Notice of Reprieve
'Bill of Rights' has received notice that it can remain at its dock in Chula Vista.
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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.
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.
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