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Raising the Mainsail: Ruth Montgomery and the Carrie Winslow A new mainsail is being raised aboard the bark Carrie Winslow in a remarkable photograph taken before the ship…
Hurricane Irene: Dry Air Collapsed the Eyewall While Heavy Rain Flooded the East Coast Computer models, satellites, and advanced instruments have greatly improved hurricane forecasting, yet Hurricane Irene…
In the 1990s, choosing a passagemaking powerboat was straightforward: sail or power. For those who wanted power but worried about burning through fuel in the first few hundred…
Aphrodite: One of the Most Interesting Yachts in the World The name and image of Aphrodite have long captured the imagination of boating enthusiasts and the public alike.…
Beneteau has introduced the Swift Trawler 35, a clean-sheet replacement for the Swift Trawler 34. Scheduled to make its U.S. debut at the United States Powerboat Show in…
Rhode Island Marine Plumbing Business Steered by Owner Through Personal and Economic Storms Terri Cortvriend is a sailor, business owner and mother who has built and kept Ocean…
When we first saw Roseway moored at a rundown dock in Rockland, Maine, it was obvious she was exactly the right vessel for the World Ocean School. Despite…
Bertram at 50: The Legacy of a Hard-Core Fishing Machine Celebrating Bertram Yacht’s 50th anniversary, company president Alton Herndon describes today’s Bertrams as “hard-core, kick-ass fishing machines.” That…
San Francisco’s Red & White sightseeing fleet runs on biodiesel, and Seattle’s King County Water Taxi uses biodiesel to ferry passengers across Puget Sound. Along the Eastern Seaboard,…
Couple Accused of Welfare Fraud After Purchasing an 83‑Foot Trumpy Yacht Colin A.J. Chisholm III and his wife, Andrea, cultivated the lifestyle of the wealthy: an 83‑foot Trumpy…
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