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The Future is Now: Does Boating and Waterways Need to Evolve?

Standing Watch
STATEWIDE — Another new year is upon us and at least one member of the Division of Boating and Waterways Commission hopes the state agency makes the following resolution for 2019: evolve and get with the times so the industry can welcome in a new generation of boaters. Policymakers and industry...
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  1. I didn’t know it was that low. The only upside is that at least it may be less crowded out there in the future.

    Yeah, boats are more expensive and so are slips, when you can find them. Millennials’ job opportunities are far less than for the two previous generations.

    But fuel, regulatory, tax and operating costs have gone through the roof!

    I was paying about .70/gallon for diesel fuel in San Pedro back in 1998, when I brought my Hatteras here from Florida. Now, it’s crazy. I couldn’t afford to fill up my 1500 gallon tanks today.

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