St. Martin’s Press, New York by Bill Morris Tim Queeney, former editor of Ocean Navigator magazine, has penned in a single volume what is no doubt, in any language, the
Every year, Southern California boaters and coastal communities get front-row seats to one of the most remarkable wildlife migrations on Earth. From late fall through spring, gray whales travel thousands
SAN DIEGO — A special luncheon—Celebrating 50 Maritime Years—will be held October 4 at 11:30 a.m. at Miguel’s Cocina in Old Town San Diego to honor the men and women
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VALLEJO, Calif. — With a national push to rebuild the U.S. maritime workforce as a backdrop, the West Coast’s only state maritime academy opened its first fall term operating within
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Avalon’s beloved Chimes Tower will soon mark a milestone that few landmarks ever reach: its centennial. The Catalina Chimes Tower Foundation has announced a year of celebrations in 2025 to
Ensenada del Candelero on Espiritu Santo Cruising The Sea of Cortez From La Paz Editor’s Note: This article was contributed by Marc Hughston, Chief Instructor for Santana Sailing in Long
