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Yachting and The Great War
The end of World War I – known as The Great War at the time it occurred – was certainly a welcome event for Americans on the heels of a
Devon Warren
December 25, 2017
The end of World War I – known as The Great War at the time it occurred – was certainly a welcome event for Americans on the heels of a
STATEWIDE — Pending changes to the Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) won’t weaken California’s recreational boating community, the agency’s chair told Division of Boating and Waterways commissioners during their
JAPAN — It is not every day an actual ghost ship washes ashore. Finding an abandoned ghost ship housing the remains of those who went down with the vessel is
BULLHEAD CITY, Ariz. — Urban Park Concessionaires (UPC) was awarded a 15-year contract by the National Park Service to operate visitor services at Lake Mohave near Bullhead City, Arizona. The
The Thomas Fire raged through portions of Ventura County during the first week of December. Smoke from the fire eventually made its way west, hovering over Channel Islands Harbor in
SACRAMENTO — Marine Recreation Association will sponsor the 3rd annual California Boating Congress in Sacramento, it was announced. The two-day educational, networking and lobbying event will be held at the
UNITED KINGDOM — Cool Route project, a logistics and business potential study funded by Europe and led by Cork Institute of Technology, aspires to establish a bi-directional yacht cruising route
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — The cruise industry has dodged a tax increase after Alaska’s U.S. senators helped strike the provision from the tax bill that passed the Senate. The bill,
