Engr. Craig Siedelhofer dies of cancer at 47
By Dorie Cox Engr. Craig Siedelhofer died Nov. 17 of cancer in Roanoke, Virginia. He was 47. Mr. Siedelhofer began working on boats about seven years ago, …
The U.S. Coast Guard rescued the four-member crew of a sailboat that was dismasted in a storm Monday night more than 100 miles off Cape Lookout, North …
By Dorie Cox Engr. Craig Siedelhofer died Nov. 17 of cancer in Roanoke, Virginia. He was 47. Mr. Siedelhofer began working on boats about seven years ago, …
By Dorie Cox While a recent amendment to a U.S. law recognizing that a private yacht can be well over 300 GT may be good news to American owners of today’s …
Camden Brady visited the Fort Lauderdale International Boat show for the second time in her one-and-a-half years and was spotted on the docks with a Triton …
By Capt. Dorie Cox Capt. Jamie Farnborough stood on the shipyard’s dock and peered around the empty slip. He wondered how best to dock the new 164-foot yacht …
Update Nov. 14, 10 p.m. Derecktor Holdings Inc. was chosen tonight to build and manage a Fort Pierce large yacht facility by a unanimous vote of St. Lucie …
About 200 captains, crew and industry professionals network with The Triton at Longbow Marine on Nov. 14 in Fort Lauderdale. Photos by Dorie Cox See these …
By Dorie Cox It was just more than a year ago that hurricanes Irma and Maria raged across the Caribbean. Yacht captains and owners, charter companies and …
By Dorie Cox Seven officers from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) said they follow current rules and laws, but continue …
Health insurance coverage seems to be a topic of concern for many outside of the marine industry. The Triton Today decided to ask how coverage works inside for …