[December 22, 2011]
Passages: Diana Jessie
Writer and circumnavigator Diana Jessie passed away on December 15, 2011.
[December 21, 2011]
Learn the Skills to Get You Cruising
Annapolis School of Seamanship is hosting a Cruisers Workshop, Feb. 11-12, 2012.
[December 16, 2011]
In this Issue: January 2012
Visit the world's best mooring, and meet the 2012 Boat of the Year winners.
[December 13, 2011]
Chicago Sailors Honored with US Sailing Rescue Medal
Mary Kovats, Jacob Karlin and Dave Stix receive the Hanson Rescue Medal from US Sailing for the seamanship and regard for safety they exhibited on Lake Michigan.
[December 8, 2011]
Cruising World Announces 2012 BOTY Winners
Five outstanding sailboats are the winners of Cruising World's 2012 Boat of the Year awards.
[December 5, 2011]
Newport Bermuda Race 2012
The Notice of Race for the 48th edition of the Newport Bermuda Race is now online.
[November 30, 2011]
Voyage to the Jungles of Guyana
The schooner Anne departs for a six-month voyage through the jungles of South America, the Caribbean, and back to its home base of New York City.
[November 30, 2011]
Mustang Survival Recalls Two PFD Models
Mustang Survival issues a voluntary recall notice on model MD2010 and MD2012 22 lb personal flotation devices.
[November 22, 2011]
Take the 50th Anniversary Onion Patch Challenge
In 1962, the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club donated the Onion Patch Trophy. Now, 50 years later, the Onion Patch Series is being sailed for the 25th time.
[November 22, 2011]
Jury-Rigged in the South Atlantic
With 2,500 miles to go in the first leg of the Volvo Ocean Race, PUMA Ocean Racing is dismasted. The crew is safe, but progress is slow.
Electronic Updates
The Vesper Marine WatchMate Vision is arguably the most advanced Class B AIS transponder ever built, and was honored with an Innovation Award in Miami.
