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Fast Facts: Panama Canal Opens for Traffic in 1914

PANAMA一 On Aug. 15, 1914, the Panama Canal had its inaugural passage when the U.S. vessel Ancon, passed through its gates, according to an article from This Day in History

Jordan Darling August 31, 2021

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The Great White Fleet sails past Santa Barbara, 1908

SANTA BARBARA—Pictured here, the Great White Fleet passes by Santa Barbara’s coastline in 1908. Pres. Theodore Roosevelt ordered this fleet of naval ships, all painted white, to sail around the

Devon Warren August 4, 2019

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Fast Facts: Panama Canal Opens for Traffic in 1914

The Great White Fleet sails past Santa Barbara, 1908

News Briefs

Yellowtail Bite Perks at La Jolla!

On the Waterline with Jaiar

CDFW Extends Crab Trap Restrictions and Delays Commercial Dungeness Season Amid Whale Protection and Safety Concerns

Recreational Boating and Fishing Anchor the Nation’s Outdoor Recreation Economy

Battling the Wind and Waves: My Seasickness Survival Guide

Greg Helms Highlights Santa Barbara Channel’s Leadership in Coastal Conservation at SBMM Speaker Series

Progress Continues on Dana Point Harbor Revitalization Project

Secrets of the Most Accurate LOP on Earth: A Guide to Navigating with Confidence

Stay Grounded — Mastering the Art of Anchoring

Sailing Tip: Mastering the Storm Trysail for Safe Winter Sailing

For the Sailor’s Gear Bag

Anchors and Anchoring Systems

Port of Hueneme and Port of Paita Forge Sister Port Partnership to Drive Innovation and Sustainability

Avalon Beautiful: Enhancing Catalina Island for Generations

Port of San Diego Appoints Scott Chadwick as New President and CEO