SAN DIEGO — Leroy Lester, a longtime San Diego marine surveyor, has died. He was 79. Lester died quickly and unexpectedly May 22. According to Ron Gullan of Yachtfinders/Windseakers, Lester
We recently spent some wonderful time on Palau. WWII battle field with live ordinance still being cleared and shell casings scattered below bunkers carved in the hills. World-class diving with
AVALON — The Tuna Club of Santa Catalina Foundation, Phil Friedman Outdoor Youth Program and The Sportfishing Conservancy combined resources to treat youngsters from Avalon School on Catalina Island to
Closed gas stations and high prices did not deter boaters away from the Shelter Island launch ramp during a time when fuel docks were experiencing a gas shortage. An April
CATALINA – Two conservation staffers from the Catalina Island Conservancy got a big surprise the morning of June 1 while walking the beach near Catalina Island’s Emerald Bay. Wildlife biologist,
The first of three Gompers class destroyer tenders, USS Yellowstone, was launched at National Steel and Shipbuilding Co. Jan. 27, 1979. More than 4,000 people watched the $163 million ship
San Diego Log Assistant Editor Tom Arnold wrote of a 103-foot submarine docked at the Harbor Police dock on Shelter Island on its way from Vancouver to Mobile, Alabama. According
Fishing license for seniors Re: State Senate approves Sportfishing Stimulus Act of 2015 (June 4, 2015). Why not include senior citizens in this provision? After all they are the main
