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Cisne Branco, Tarangini invite visitors aboard this weekend
- Don’t be surprised if you see Brazilian and Indian sailors mingling with locals this weekend in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
- Don’t be surprised if you see Brazilian and Indian sailors mingling with locals this weekend in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
ARA Libertad launches Sail Baltimore
- The annual sailing season in Baltimore City kicked off Wednesday morning with the arrival of the ARA Libertad, the Argentinean navy’s tall ship. Sail Baltimore, a nonprofit that hosts visiting foreign ships, welcomed the Libertad and its 283-member crew at the Inner Harbor, where the vessel will remain until it leaves Sunday bound for Halifax, Nova Scotia.
- The annual sailing season in Baltimore City kicked off Wednesday morning with the arrival of the ARA Libertad, the Argentinean navy’s tall ship. Sail Baltimore, a nonprofit that hosts visiting foreign ships, welcomed the Libertad and its 283-member crew at the Inner Harbor, where the vessel will remain until it leaves Sunday bound for Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Baltimore County hosts its first collegiate regatta
- Students nationwide will compete in Baltimore County’s first collegiate sailing regatta Saturday and Sunday at Rocky Point Park in Essex. The UMBC Open is sanctioned by the Middle-Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Association.
Martha Lewis racing to April relaunch
- Havre de Grace's Skipjack Martha Lewis will likely return to the water in time for her first scheduled tours in April, thanks to donations and a line of credit from a Bel Air bank.
- Havre de Grace's Skipjack Martha Lewis will likely return to the water in time for her first scheduled tours in April, thanks to donations and a line of credit from a Bel Air bank.
Dredging comes to Kent Narrows
- The Kent Narrows Channel, one of the Chesapeake Bay’s most popular boating passages, will be dredged to make it safer for boaters.
Boat show expects 60,000, despite weather
- Tom Stafford, 59, has been boating his whole life. And for 35 of those years, he’s also been producing the annual Washington Boat Show, one of the largest boat shows on the East Coast, with more than 500 boats on display.
- Tom Stafford, 59, has been boating his whole life. And for 35 of those years, he’s also been producing the annual Washington Boat Show, one of the largest boat shows on the East Coast, with more than 500 boats on display.
Smooth sailing for Baltimore Boat Show
- As the first snow of the year fell from gray Baltimore skies Sunday, men and women in linen shirts with hibiscus and tropical-colored leis walked shoeless on the decks of luxury yachts downtown.
Eastern Shore boatbuilder eying Bay cruise ship
- Ship ahoy. Drawing on a landlubber yen for coastal cruises, a boatbuilder in Salisbury will soon launch another pocket cruise ship — initially slated for a Baltimore homeporting — that will regularly explore Chesapeake Bay sights and beyond.
Biofueled boat visits Harbor in search of record
- Powerboats and biofuels are unlikely bedfellows.
- Powerboats and biofuels are unlikely bedfellows.
Historic skipjack vessel to be out of commission for repairs
- The skipjack Martha Lewis will be hoisted out of the waters it has plied for 50 years as an oyster dredger next month to undergo $30,000 worth of repairs in Baltimore.
- The skipjack Martha Lewis will be hoisted out of the waters it has plied for 50 years as an oyster dredger next month to undergo $30,000 worth of repairs in Baltimore.
Tugboat parade to pull up old memories of port
- Mike Efford has definitely witnessed several changes to Port of Baltimore in his 35 years as a harbor pilot.
Boat show jets into Annapolis
- The 35th annual U.S. Powerboat Show cruised into Annapolis with the tide Thursday morning, drawing boat enthusiasts from across the country for one of the season’s last big events.
Great Schooner Race launches Thursday
- Tighten the main sheet.
- Tighten the main sheet.
