July 2008
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Thu 31 Jul 2008
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Sailing up the Hudson River in a 22-foot-long motorboat, Lt. James Luciano and Detective Tom Camerino came alongside a second county police boat performing a safety check yesterday on the Velut Luna, a sailboat ...
Thu 31 Jul 2008
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The Coast Guard rescued two people Wednesday who were aboard a 34-foot sailboat, which ran aground outside of the south jetty near Barnegat Inlet here.
Thu 31 Jul 2008
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With one day to go, the organization of the 2008 Nacra Championships expects about forty to fifty entries. Twenty-six teams, representing seven countries, signed up so far. The newly crowned F18 World Champions Coen de Koning and Jeroen van ...
Thu 31 Jul 2008
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A SPANISH yacht club will be the official challenger in the next America's Cup yachting race, a New York appeals court ruled on Tuesday, handing a key legal victory to defending champion Alinghi.
Thu 31 Jul 2008
Posted by Adam Turinas under Sailing Blogs , General Sailing
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Thu 31 Jul 2008
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SCUTTLEBUTT 2650 - July 31 2008: The latest news in the sport of sailing, letters from the 'buttheads, and the Curmudgeon's Observation.
Thu 31 Jul 2008
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It is April 18, 2007. An Australian Customs Coastwatch aircraft is conducting routine surveillance of the Coral Sea.
Wed 30 Jul 2008
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Juneau Youth Sailing will hold a hot dog and soda sale fundraiser at from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Super Bear Supermarket.
Wed 30 Jul 2008
Posted by Adam Turinas under Sailing Blogs , General Sailing
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Wed 30 Jul 2008
Posted by RossC under General Sailing
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I will be dockmaster this Sunday. The dock will be open at 11:00 and close at 3:00. With Seafair going on, the lake will be busy and parking tight. Come early to find a spot. If you are working on intermediate or advanced quals bring your checklist. If I have no sailors by 1:00 the dock will close. Please leave a comment or send me an email if you plan on sailing Sunday.
RossC