News Focused on Activity in our Coastal Waters

U.S. shutout leaves team eyeing 2016 Olympics

U.S. sailors Anna Tunnicliffe, Dabbie Capozzi and Molly Vandemoer were considered potential medalists but came up short in the Elliott 6m class, finishing fifth in women's match racing. Outgoing Olympic sailing chairman Dean Brenner says a detailed post-mortem of the U.S. team's zero-medal performance in London will identify shortcomings in the Olympic sailing program, but the team's first skunk since the 1936 Berlin Games, though disappointing, does not mean that what's in place now should be scrapped.

Talkin’ boats with Alton Herndon Bertram Yacht President

Alton Herndon is the president of Bertram Yacht, the legendary sportfishing-boat builder. He took the helm in early 2010 and orchestrated the company’s historic move from Miami to Merritt Island, Fla.

Lobster boats set adrift in ‘vendetta'

Maine's lobstermen compete vigorously, but they usually do so peacefully.

The start of Maine’s lobster season was marred by vandalism, but authorities don’t believe it represents a resumption of the state’s infamous “lobster wars.”

Summer incidents bring calls for tougher laws

Summer incidents bring calls for tougher laws A push for tougher New York boating safety laws continues to escalate in the wake of a Fourth of July accident in which three children died.

Pursuit plans fall sport yacht debut

When you think about Pursuit Boats, center consoles, walkarounds and express fishing boats probably come to mind. Sure the boats are equipped with comfortable seating, insulated coolers and heads and — depending on the model — air conditioning and other amenities. But Pursuit made its name by building boats for fishing first, cruising second.

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