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January 18, 2024
Setting off on a solo sailing voyage without crew doesn’t mean the end of your cruising dreams – quite the opposite, as James Frederick reports
December 21, 2023
Though he retired 30 years ago from The Roanoke Times, Jack Chamberlain and his wife, Jo are still traveling far and wide. His funny 2023 holiday newsletter recounts a two month, 6,400-mile camping odyssey with two dogs. Destination -- the Grand Canyon.
June 18, 2023
Beneath sunny skies and a light breeze, the 32-boat fleet began the 2023 Marion Bermuda Race on June 16 from Marion, MA. The Gulf Stream forecast shows
January 28, 2023
On Dec. 23, 2022 our 1982 Ericson 30 came to a violent end during a severe gale in Newport Harbor. Reverie , which I’d owned for 17 years, was a tough old boat; however, she was no match for this storm and sustained major structural damage...
January 11, 2023
Thanks for the fine article on Jock Williams of Hall Quarry (“A Charmed Boating Life,” December 2022). He is a Maine legend if ever there was one. Jock is a superb craftsman whose word is his bond, and he keeps his customers forever.
November 28, 2022
Block Island Community Sailing, Block Island’s nonprofit adult and family sailing organization, has had a season of growth with increased membership, additional sailing staff, and accreditation as a U.S. Sailing advanced sailing school. This...
November 10, 2022
LELAND — Ron was born in Atlas Pennsylvania, where he went to Mount Carmel Catholic High School. He attended St. Vincent’s College, graduating in 1961 with a…
October 31, 2022
The fiberglass era of boat building has led to a significant inventory of used keelboats, providing an affordable option for boat ownership. While there
September 16, 2022
Richard R. Fay of Falmouth, whose research focus was the hearing of vertebrates, died September 1 at Cape Cod Hospital. Dr. Fay was 78.