ALEXANDRIA — With their low battery draw, cooler operation and sturdy construction, LED lights have been popular with recreational boaters. The lights may also be causing poor VHF radio and
SAN DIEGO — In my previous column I examined some of the issues that might arise if the captain or main boat operator is suddenly incapacitated because of an accident,
SAN DIEGO — Would you be able to take charge if someone on your boat has a serious accident, sudden illness or injury, whether on board or at the dock,
CENTERPORT, New York (LOG NEWS SERVICE) — A Long Island county where a 12-year-old boy died during a boating safety lesson now has a new law aimed at preventing such
NATIONWIDE — Boaters are some of the most prepared people around to handle emergencies, according to Ventura Harbor’s Harbormaster during the California fires last year. Though boaters typically are model
CHICAGO (AP) — The U.S. Coast Guard is asking boaters going out on Lake Michigan and other waterways not to keep where they’re going a secret. The Coast Guard is
NATIONWIDE — Various members of the recreational boating industry will be in Washington, D.C. for the American Boating Congress, which takes place on Capitol Hill, May 9-11. One of the
LINCOLN, Nebraska (AP) — The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has scheduled classroom courses at locations across the state on boating safety. Nebraska law requires any motorboat or personal watercraft
