Yankee Steam Ferry: History, Design and Specifications
By the time you step aboard the 136-and-a-half-foot ferry Yankee, it becomes apparent that this is not simply a vessel for transport. It is a keeper of time—10,000…
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By the time you step aboard the 136-and-a-half-foot ferry Yankee, it becomes apparent that this is not simply a vessel for transport. It is a keeper of time—10,000…
Hesperia, a community of roughly 99,000 residents, sits in California’s so-called “high desert” at about 3,200 feet above sea level. An hour and a half from the bustle…
Most people get an annual physical even when they feel fine. A doctor can spot problems early and either treat them or refer you to a specialist. Your…
Tie up in Jersey City for skyline views, or in Manhattan to soak up the city’s vibrant energy and culture. Adobe Stock New York Harbor is a must-see…
The Tashmoo Skiff Returns: Classic Downeast Design Reborn for a New Generation I sold my 18-foot Tashmoo more than 20 years ago to the town of Vineyard Haven…
Summer flounder, commonly called fluke, combine mystery, adaptability and aggression—qualities that make them a favorite target for anglers up and down the East Coast. Although they don’t always…
John Pierce Rousmaniere, the sailor, maritime historian, and longtime advocate for safety at sea who was inducted into the National Sailing Hall of Fame in 2020, died on…
John “Jock” Williams: A Life Forged by Sea and Wood He grew up on Martha’s Vineyard, spending summers working the docks, learning to rig, and racing sailboats by…
Brechin Lee Morgan: Sailor, Painter, and Solo Circumnavigator Long before Brechin Lee Morgan picked up a paintbrush or left Block Island aboard his 27-foot cutter, he had vowed…
The bankruptcy announcement in June left buyers who had placed deposits on Kadey-Krogen and American Tugs boats reacting with shock, disappointment, frustration and anger. Many are now second-guessing…
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