Sailing – Connecticut and New York
December 1, 2010
New Yorker second in Melges 32 class Pieter Taselaar went to San Francisco to play with the big boats in the 46th running of the
New Yorker second in Melges 32 class Pieter Taselaar went to San Francisco to play with the big boats in the 46th running of the
The new hurricane scale doesn’t take storm surge into account but includes damage estimates The National Weather Service is using a revised Saffir-Simpson Wind Scale
Good communication from the start could give a proposed wind farm off Block Island a smoother approval process than Massachusetts-based Cape Wind. The proposed Cape
West Marine V.P. of Product information Chuck Hawley is a lifelong sailor and powerboater who grew up on the California coast. He has racked up
There are things you can scrimp on and things you can’t, and knowing the difference is critical The new vogue in boating magazines is writing
The lawsuit cites violations of the Inland Navigation Rules and its ‘own boating safety regulations’ The parents of a boy who died in a December
The April 23-25 Spring Boat Show in Essex combines a variety of new and used vessels with a VIP atmosphere Soundings Publications has been named
The long, lonely winter is over and across the Northeast the best fishing holes are beckoning again Finally – after another long, snowy, rainy, chilly
Peter Poanessa, an East Coast native living 100 miles from the ocean in Keene, N.H., chose a traditional West Coast fishing design for his first
Charlie Barr was winning the America’s Cup with Columbia 111 years ago in this photograph, racing against a British “wholesale grocer” who’d come up the
The Italian yard adds a new model to its popular Gozzo line.
According to these owners, when it comes to buying a day boat, it pays to shop around.
This American firm founded in California built elegant cruisers for 85 years.
Days after she won the prize that became the America’s Cup, she was sold, but that was not the end.
Spring has sprung in Maine and beautiful boats are being prepped for launch
Ocean Signal has an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional flares.
This cruising destination is so under the radar, it’s really a boaters’ paradise.
Before she was sunk by a German torpedo in 1915, Lusitania was one of the grandest and fastest passenger ships to cross the Atlantic Ocean.
Cuttyhunk and its neighbor Penikese are quiet cruising destinations in the Elizabeth Islands.
If you’re dropping anchor in the Nutmeg state, don’t miss Mystic and its neighbor, Stonington.
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