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In most areas of life, getting a good start counts for a lot. In sailboat racing a good start can capture an early lead that's tough for contenders to...
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Boating safety is important at all times. It's especially so on busy boating weekends such as the Fourth of July. Be sure you have the required...
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Taking to the water is a recreational pastime over 70 million Americans, according to the National Marine Manufacturers Association. For many people,...
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A clean boat is a happy boat!David Scarnatti is fond of this saying. David is one of the most meticulous boat owners on the Grand River. He kept his...
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The North Coast Women's Sailing Association meeting at Edgewater Yacht Club on May 5th drew more than 60 women, a mix of seasoned racing participants...
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Avala Marketing, the promotional muscle behind the world's largest recreational boat builder, Sea Ray, and the...
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The Great Lakes shipping season began as slowly as the receding of the 2008-09 winter. Living steps away from the Grand River provides me with a...
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This is the first in a series of articles about how the economy is affecting boating-related businesses in the Cleveland area.Rob Morley, President of...
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Sail power is the primary function of sailboat rigging, which is comprised of five subsystems: Sails, mast and boom, standing rigging (including...
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