
Zipper-shaped ship brings unzipping wake in Tokyo’s Sumida River
TOKYO, JAPAN— A ship shaped as a zipper with a wake resembling a zipper being undone, wowed onlookers of Tokyo’s Sumida River Oct. 31 through Nov.8. The “Zip-Fastener Ship” cruised

TOKYO, JAPAN— A ship shaped as a zipper with a wake resembling a zipper being undone, wowed onlookers of Tokyo’s Sumida River Oct. 31 through Nov.8. The “Zip-Fastener Ship” cruised

DELRAN, NEW JERSEY—Freedom Boat Club on Dec. 1 announced its 250th location is set to open in spring 2021 in Delran, New Jersey. The new franchise represents Freedom’s first location

WASHINGTON—With Covid-19 uncertainty lingering into the end of the year, the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) announced significant modifications to its boat and sport show schedule for the first months

ALASKA—Sea Tow named Capt. Trey and Alyssa Hill, co-owners of the on-water service provider Sea Tow Southcentral Alaska, Franchise of the Year at Sea Tow’s annual meeting, which was held

WASHINGTON—The results of a new national poll initiated by a group of organizations representing manufacturers, retailers, and consumers of non-road engine equipment and products reveals the vast majority of consumers

WATSONVILLE, CALIFORNIA—West Marine kicked off its annual grant cycle for its nonprofit, BlueFuture, which provides grant support to nonprofits and community-based organizations that promote water life adventure, education and recreation

WASHINGTON, D.C.—The 2020 Race for the White House came and went on Nov. 3. But did you know there was a yacht known as “The Floating White House?” USS Sequoia

BENI SUEF, EGYPT—A man fishing in Egypt had to go to the emergency room after a small fish he caught ended up lodged in his windpipe. The 40-year-old man came