Dorie Cox

Dorie Cox, who served as the former editor of The Triton, continues to contribute stories for our readers.

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Dorie Cox is a writer with Triton News.

Industry joins Triton Networking with Trac Ecological

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The first Wednesday in April kicked off Triton Networking with Trac Ecological in Dania Beach. More than 200 captains, crew and business people gathered in the company’s manufacturing facility and…

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PBIBS19: Did you hear that? Quiet comes as generators go from Palm Beach show

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By Dorie Cox Engr. Carlos Arias observed a change on his way to work on M/Y Kipany, a 116-foot Intermarine, during the Palm Beach International Boat Show last week. “I…

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From the Bridge: Lower salary often beats experience when hiring captains

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With resume in hand, a discouraged yacht captain recently visited The Triton office in Fort Lauderdale. He said he could not find a job and asked if others said the…

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PBIBS19: Captains and crew gather for Palm Harbor Marina appreciation party

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More than 100 yacht captains, crew and business people braved a rain shower to gather for the annual Palm Harbor Marina Captain and Crew Appreciation party on March 28 during…

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PBIBS19: Stews over the top for table competition during Palm Beach show

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More than 30 interior crew put together their best table presentation at the TopNotch Tabletop Challenge during the Palm Beach International Boat Show last week. The theme “Spring is in…

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PBIBS19: Crew on the job at Palm Beach International Boat Show

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Yacht captains and crew keep a shine and a smile during the Palm Beach International Boat Show. The 34th edition ran March 28-31. Photos by Dorie Cox

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Great crew planning, innovations boost Southern Hemisphere adventure

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By Dorie Cox The nautical charts show the glacier is “just around the corner.” So Capt. Jason Halvorsen steers the 141-foot steel hull slowly through “a ton of ice” in…

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U.S.-based seaplane picks up yacht passengers in Cuba

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By Dorie Cox Private yacht guests in Cuba were picked up by a seaplane in what Cuban officials call the first seaplane landing in more than 60 years. Pacific Bound…

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Waxy’s plans to reopen for St. Patrick’s Day delayed

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By Dorie Cox UPDATE: March 18. The plan is to open in April. UPDATE: March 15 From Waxy O’Connors Facebook:We are sorry to say we won’t be open for St.…

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Christensen moves to Tennessee

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By Dorie Cox From Vancouver, Washington, to Tennessee is a big trip for shipyard equipment and several yachts. But a move that Jim Gilbert, president of Christensen Shipyard, said has…

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