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Hawaii Tsunami Smaller than Feared; Ports Reopened

Byline: Associated Press/Oskar Garcia HONOLULU (AP) — Officials in Hawaii reopened the state’s ports Oct. 28 and canceled a tsunami advisory as fears receded that there would be damaging waves

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Airliner Diverted to Locate Aussie Sailor in Distress

Byline: Associated Press TORONTO (AP) — An Air Canada passenger flight bound for Sydney helped pinpoint the location of a yacht in trouble off the coast of Australia. A solo

Hurricane Sandy Sinks Tall Ship
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Hurricane Sandy Sinks Tall Ship

Byline: Associated Press ELIZABETH CITY, North Carolina (AP) — Coast Guard personnel rescued 14 members of the crew aboard a three-masted tall ship that sank off the North Carolina coast

Bill Signed to Make State More Superyacht-Friendly
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Bill Signed to Make State More Superyacht-Friendly

Byline: Taylor Hill SAN DIEGO — A bill aimed at easing restraints placed on large recreational yachts visiting California ports was signed by Gov. Jerry Brown Sept. 25, and San

NMMA Appeals Court Ruling on E-15 Fuel Blend
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NMMA Appeals Court Ruling on E-15 Fuel Blend

Byline: The Log Staff WASHINGTON, D.C. — The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) filed an appeal this month with the U.S. Court of Appeals District of Columbia Circuit to request

Boaters Aid in California Coastal Cleanup
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Boaters Aid in California Coastal Cleanup

Byline: The Log Staff California’s recreational boaters increased their contributions to this year’s Coastal Cleanup Day, Sept. 15. This year, 412 volunteers statewide cleaned 35 miles of shoreline and collected