North America
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November 6, 2008Mordor, USAAfter a long passage from Japan, Alvah and Diana Simon were hoping to frolick on the Aleutian tundra, but the Kasatochi Volcano had plans of its own. "The Roger Henry File" for September 3, 2008
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November 28, 2011Northwest Passage (2007)Cloud Nine becomes the first American sailing vessel in history to transit the Northwest Passage from east to west.
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November 1, 2005Something in the WaterA berth on one of this year's 300 Chicago-Mac boats brings on good times and old memories
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January 18, 2011Support for the Oliver Hazard PerryRhode Island tall ship project nears halfway funding mark.
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April 30, 2008Buzzards Bay Loses Historic LandmarkDon't bother looking for the martini glass: It's not there anymore. "At Sea" from our May 1, 2008, CW Reckonings
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December 19, 2007Routine Sanitary Tank Inspections Net Scores of ViolatorsImproper pump-outs along the ICW could spell money down the drain for transient boaters.
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October 24, 2007Pulling Themselves out of the Muck: New Orleans Sailors Lead Marina RecoveryTwo years after Katrina, locals have taken the clean-up of New Orleans Municipal Yacht Harbor into their own hands. "At Sea" from our October 25, 2007, CW Reckonings
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August 7, 2011Eggemoggin Reach RegattaBlue skies and a rocking sea breeze helped to make this year's running of the Eggemoggin Regatta a spirited affair, with 103 wooden boats strung out across Jerico Bay, near Brooklin, Maine.
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April 27, 2010Making Tracks on Moosehead LakeA husband-and-wife team picks a fast multihull to take to a Down East lake. A boat review feature from our May 2010 issue
Electronic Updates
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