Uncertainty of U.S. election affects yachting, but it’s a cycle
By Dorie Cox Yachts and their support industry are affected by many types of global events including this month’s U.S. presidential election. It is a show …
By Dorie Cox The Intracoastal Waterway dredge project that began north of Port Everglades has deepened the channel on the way to most of the marinas in the …
By Dorie Cox Yachts and their support industry are affected by many types of global events including this month’s U.S. presidential election. It is a show …
By Dorie Cox Aaron Leatherwood has been named president and CEO at RMK Merrill-Stevens in Miami. He will oversee shipyard operations including vessel …
The U.S. Coast Guard is taking mariner input on waterway use in the Miami Main Channel and Government Cut. A Waterway Analysis and Management System (WAMS) …
The Great Lakes in North America cover 94,250 square miles and have 10,900 miles of shoreline. Yet in many ways are an undiscovered cruising ground for yacht …
Fourteen teams of yacht captains and crew, shipyard employees and tenants, and friends in the yachting community, paddled on Oct.7 in the Pumpkin Regatta to …
By Lucy Chabot Reed After a six-month trial period last year, the U.S. Coast Guard signed a final rule on Aug. 22 for the Florida East Coast Railway railroad …
U.S. President Barack Obama issued a 12-page presidential policy directive on Cuba on Oct. 14 that is designed to solidify the changes his administration has …
The Nautical Institute, in partnership with Human Rights at Sea, has published “Managing Traumatic Stress – Guidance for Maritime Organizations” to …
By Dorie Cox The Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) dredge project that began north of Port Everglades in Ft. Lauderdale plans to stay out of the way of yachts …