
What is Your Part of Broward Marine History?
The Broward Marine Archive project is collecting stories, photos, and interviews to preserve the historic Fort Lauderdale shipyard’s legacy for future generations.
Editor and publisher of The Triton, covering the superyacht industry for over two decades.
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The Broward Marine Archive project is collecting stories, photos, and interviews to preserve the historic Fort Lauderdale shipyard’s legacy for future generations.

What began as a nice July morning of walleye fishing on New York’s Lake Oneida turned into a harrowing ordeal for two friends.

Corals are in an unfair fight. As microscopic marine animals, they battle forces of warming seas, pollution, tourism, and more. What is happening to help them?

Whether faxed or digitally uploaded, the resume process is just one part of getting a yacht job that has changed through the decades.

You’re the only yacht in a clandestine anchorage… until another yacht motors in. It’s hard to keep a secret. “I curse GPS for inspiring anybody and everybody to find places that previously only the

Unwanted visitors spurred yacht crew to collect food, donations, and manpower to help Hurricane Helene and Milton victims. Two uninvited visitors swung through the southeastern United States this fall and…

Alfa and Bravo are just the start of the signal flag series used to relay maritime messages. mvSigFlags app is looking to help sailors understand them better.

Under night lights on a concrete street hockey court in South Florida, it is time to dress down, get sweaty and dirty, and play hard with yachty hockey!

Bradford Marine acquired the Roscioli Yachting Center. What can captains and crew expect with different ownership?