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Warming Seas Open Arctic Boating

Byline: Associated Press/Michael Melia HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — As rising temperatures melt Arctic ice caps, the U.S. Coast Guard is ramping up for deployments in northern seas, which are emerging

SF Approves Downsized Plan to Host America’s Cup
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SF Approves Downsized Plan to Host America’s Cup

Byline: Log News Service SAN FRANCISCO (LOG NEWS SERVICE) — The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has approved an agreement to host the 34th America’s Cup sailing competition on San

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Suspected Illegal Immigrants Held in Coronado

Byline: Associated Press SAN DIEGO (AP) — Border Patrol agents detained a group of suspected illegal immigrants who may have used a small boat to cross into San Diego County

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Navy Employees, Contractors Plead Guilty to Fraud

Byline: Associated Press/Julie Watson SAN DIEGO (AP) — Defense contractors found a novel way of landing lucrative Navy contracts at a San Diego base, investigators reported, by plying civilian employees

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$540,000 Grant OK’d for Boat Launching Facility

Byline: Log News Service SAN DIEGO (LOG NEWS SERVICE) — A grant of $540,000 to San Luis Obispo County for improvements at the boat launching facility on Santa Margarita Lake

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Menu from Titanic’s Last Lunch Sells at Auction

Byline: Associated Press LONDON (AP) — A British auctioneer reported that a first-class menu from Titanic’s last lunch has sold for 76,000 pounds — about $120,000. The menu, kept by

First Lady Helps Commission USCG Cutter
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First Lady Helps Commission USCG Cutter

Byline: Associated Press/Theresa Winslow ALAMEDA (AP) — First Lady Michelle Obama was in Alameda March 31, to take part in the commissioning ceremony of the Coast Guard cutter Stratton. Standing