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The Superstitions That Made Sailors Salty

It has never been an easy job being a seaman, beyond the dangers of the job, there are countless superstitions that effect safety and luck on the open ocean. Some

Katherine Clements October 7, 2022

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The Dutchman, to Sail the Seas for Eternity

For centuries, the Flying Dutchman has sailed in and out of television, movies, books, and legends. The details change, but the story itself remains the same. A doomed man is

Katherine Clements October 3, 2022

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The Superstitions That Made Sailors Salty

The Dutchman, to Sail the Seas for Eternity

News Briefs

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Is an Extended Boat Warranty Worth It?

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Orange County Sailing & Events Center Charts Course for Major Future as Upgrades Get Underway

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Port Releases Environmental Review for Harbor Island Waterfront Redevelopment

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Public Workshop on Zero-Emission Infrastructure Plans Held by Port of Los Angeles