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Riding Out the Quake: Boater Safety in Earthquake Country

Southern California, a region synonymous with sunshine and surf, is also a hotspot for seismic activity. For boaters, the prospect of encountering an earthquake while on the water can be

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Study Ranks Top States Leading in Boating Safety

A recent study carried out by Florida personal injury lawyers Anidjar and Levine, reveals stark contrasts in boating safety across the United States, where California ranked 33 with 193 deaths between

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Dock, Drink and Dine: Ensenada

Heading across the border and driving down to Ensenada, Baja California, to enjoy the quiet seaside town with its restaurants, bistros and mariachis performing on street corners is a great

San Diegan Charged with Sending False Maydays
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Part 2: VHF Etiquette Expanded

The Log’s previous article, featured in the Aug. 2-15 newspaper edition, emphasized the significance of proper VHF radio etiquette on the water. Now, with expert help from Radio Instructor for

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Study Ranks Top States Leading in Boating Safety

A recent study carried out by Florida personal injury lawyers Anidjar and Levine, reveals stark contrasts in boating safety across the United States, where California ranked 33 with 193 deaths between

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Bleeding Your Boat’s Diesel Engine

Air in a diesel fuel system can be a boater’s worst nightmare. It can prevent an engine from starting, cause rough idling and even lead to engine damage. The culprit

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Preparing Your Boat for the Offseason

As we approach winter, we need to prepare our boats for several months of idling away in the marina slip or on the driveway, waiting for the next season of