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The Importance of Divisions

From gray skies to blue, cold weather to warm, Pac Cup racers are now homing in on Oahu. Seen here are Tuesday starters heading toward the Golden Gate. latitude/Ross
©2014 Latitude 38 Media, LLC How is it possible for a boat to finish 25th in fleet in the Pacific Cup and have sailed the best race? More »
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Yacht, Google Executive, Prostitute, Heroin Overdose

If you’re looking for a catchy news item, the four elements listed above make a pretty good start, which is why the arrest of 26-year old Alix Tichelman of Folsom, characterized as a "high-priced call girl," is making news in print and digits all over the world. More »
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Chicago Got the Lucas Museum But Not the Cup

Have hard-bargaining Russell Coutts and Larry Ellison painted themselves into a corner? You have to wonder, as yesterday it was announced that Chicago has been dropped as a possible site for the 35th America’s Cup. More »

Pacific Cup Weather Winners and Losers

The Pacific Cup weather looks as if it will be . . . well, interesting. Passage Weather
©2014Latitude 38 Media, LLC Boats in the first two starts of the Pacific Cup — Sunday and Monday — have been enjoying reasonably good ‘get away from the coast’ conditions so far. More »
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Fireworks Viewing on Angel Island

Enjoy watching 4th of July fireworks from Angel Island this Friday evening. Special Independence Day fireworks ferries will run from both Tiburon and the Blue and Gold ferry terminal at Pier 41 in San Francisco — departing at 5 p.m. More »

July Latitude Hot Off the Press

Just in time for the long weekend, the latest issue of Latitude 38 was distributed yesterday throughout the Bay Area. Or read it online at www.latitude38.com latitude/Annie
©2014 Latitude 38 Media, LLC With any luck, you’ll have plenty of time to relax during the long Fourth of July weekend, and we hope you’ll use some of that time to catch up on all the latest sailing news in the pages of Latitude 38. More »

Save Your Strength and Sail

Why row when you can sail? Being a handy fellow, John Chille (left) quickly fashioned this reefable sail for two weary paddlers. © 2014 Meta Allegretto A couple of weeks ago a young couple walked into Beacon Marine, Ventura Harbor’s Chandlery. More »
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Multiple Rescues

An American couple was rescued approximately seven miles offshore from Key Largo last Friday evening after having fallen off their 30-ft fishing boat Fishhawk while it was traveling at high speed. More »

Singlehander Loses Boat In Nature Reserve

Exactly one year after leaving Southern California aboard his Los Angeles-based Salt Peter, singlehander Peter Rudiger has lost his sailboat to Komakame Reef, which is three miles to the southeast of the southernmost landmass of New Caledonia, about 40 miles from Noumea. More »