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Calif. requires ships to cut pollution
California air regulators on Thursday approved the nation's toughest rules to reduce harmful emissions from ocean-going ships headed into the state's ports.
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Mooring Field in Florida needs your help
Fast makes quick work of the competition
Four boats, four crews, four skippers and four races but only one gets to go to Chicago on July 28 for the U.S. Sailing Junior Championships.
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Clean Boating Act sails through Congress
Cdn military rescues U.S. yachtsman during Tropical storm Cristobal
An American yachtsman was rescued late Tuesday night by a Canadian helicopter, after his vessel capsized in heavy seas whipped up by tropical storm Cristobal.
Olympic flame relayed on the sea in Olympic co-host Qingdao
The Beijing Olympic torch was relayed Monday on the sea off Olympic co-host city Qingdao's coast in east China's Shandong Province.
Posted by: Chuck at 7/21/2008 10:45 PM - Comments Which do you prefer: sailing the ocean or soaring through the sky? With the latest additions to the Wii Shop Channel, players can choose between seafaring ...
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Geoff Pierini's father enjoyed researching the history of yachting and its Corinthian roots, and though he never raced competitively, he especially loved sailing his antique wooden boat.
A&M Fires Offshore Sailing Team Coach
The captain of the ill-fated, final voyage of a Texas A&M sailboat has been fired.
Environmental explorer goes global
After traveling around the Arctic Circle alone, walking across South America, venturing through African war zones and hiking deep into the Amazon, Borneo and Sumatra jungles, Mike Horn is ready to embark on his ...
'Soulmates' cruises to Larchmont title
LARCHMONT - Skipper Adam Loory knew how tough the IRC cruising division was this year at Larchmont Race Week, including boats headed by Larchmont Yacht Club commodore Jan Smeets and club member Richard du ...
DOZENS of yachtsmen ended up in the water after strong gusts of wind caused havoc at a sea race over the weekend.
No breeze for competitors in Solmar 300
July 20, 2008 12:45 PM - It was a lazy mid-summer morning. High temperatures, humidity, the hot sun breaking through a thin layer of cloud and haze as it beamed off the water, no wind to speak of.
Aussie's strong play brings back good memories
Inside On TV 6-8 a.m. , 8 a.m. to end of play CHICAGOGreg Norman and I hung out together in Australia after he won the British Open for the first time.
Hook Race presents new challenges
With wind speeds at less than 5 mph, this year's Hook Race presented a different set of challenges to boaters.
Man dies after motorcycle accident
A Lake Murray man was killed Friday in a motorcycle crash on Harbor Island, authorities said.
Buzzards Bay boat collision kills sailor
An experienced sailor and prominent retired businessman was killed yesterday afternoon after a power boat collided with the sailboat he was aboard and threw him into the waters of Buzzards Bay.
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A captains' tour of the Tall Ships
When the Roseway's keel was laid, and her ribs, planks and deck hued and sealed at John James family's shipyard in nearby Essex, it was the height of the Roaring '20s, and this classic 137-foot Grand Banks ...
Last Wednesday ended the Charleston Ocean Racing Association's Summer Series I, which was the first six-week series of Wednesday evening races in Charleston Harbor.
Von Graffenrieds spending summer at Camp Seafarer
Just down the Neuse River from the place where Baron Christopher de Graffenried founded New Bern, two young descendants of his family are spending part of their summer at Camp Seafarer.