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The Athol Bird and Nature Club (ABNC) held the 54th annual Athol Circle Christmas Bird Count (CBC). This annual event is sponsored by the National Audubon Society and is designed to count all the species and individual birds participants can find in...
ATHOL — The Athol Bird and Nature Club will be embarking on the 54th annual Athol Circle Christmas Bird Count on Saturday, Dec. 18.This annual event, sponsored by the National Audubon Society, is designed to count all the species and individual birds...
Close racing during the Jimmy Starling Trophy at Burnham Sailing Club © Alan Hanna This weekend was the Jimmy Starling from the Burnham Sailing Club. 17 Squibs entered and enjoyed six races over two days. The Jimmy Starling is raced for annually in memory of a young Tucker Brown apprentice shipwright who drowned whilst racing in Burnham Week 1957. As always, the Burnham fleet enjoyed close competitive racing, with the wins being spread out, and every place being hard fought for. In Race 1, Spoof, owned by Mickey Wright led during the first lap, with Malcolm Hutchings in second, a...
Squibs celebrate arrival of summer at the Gold Cup © Roger Mant Photography Wow was it really two years since the last Gold Cup? Much has happened since the last event and as boats started to turn up on Friday, it was clear that some had made the most of the time to fettle their boats and get the smoothest finish possible. However for others, cobwebs were dusted off and discussions as to how exactly to sail the boats were heard. 6 visitors travelled to Burnham and the Royal Corinthian Yacht Club and it was great to see boats such as Squiblet (Abersoch) and Buccaneer (Isle of Wig...
Vaccine Shipments Present a Security Challenge Worthy of a James Bond Film Bloomberg 3/2/2021 Thomas Buckley © Illustration: Lia Kantrowitz for Bloomberg Businessweek This image can only be used with attached article for period of 90 days from publication (Bloomberg Businessweek) -- In the coming months, billions of doses of coronavirus vaccines will be dispatched via truck, plane, ship, and rail to hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies around the world. With that cargo worth tens of billions of dollars—and some individual shipments valued as high as $70 million—one thin...