Print magazine December 2009

Organizers for this year's Newport International Boat Show reported a 25-percent increase in attandance.
Northeast

Optimism shines at Newport show

Rensselear Polytechnic Institute students cruised from New York City to Albany, N.Y., aboard the hydrogen fuel cell-powered New Clermont.
Northeast

Tracing Fulton’s footsteps with hydrogen

Atlantis WeatherGear Microburst jacket
Equipment

Basics for gift-giving season

Capt. John Hillstrand, Cmdr. Art Gottleib and Capt. Andy Hillstrand discuss the value of wearing life jackets and carrying VHF radios at the Norwalk (Conn.) International Boat Show.
Northeast

News Notes – Connecticut & New York

Organizers were pleased with the turnout at this year's Solomons Md., Trawler Fest.
Mid-Atlantic

News Notes – Mid-Atlantic

A picture of your best friend aboard can mean a donation to your local shelter.
Northeast

News Notes – New England

Charlie Millikin and Carol Swift, of the NYYC-hosted 12 Metre Worlds, on American Eagle-US21 won in an upset in the Traditional Division.
People and Places

Sailing – New England

Dame Ellen MacArthur (left) was on board as Scarlet Oyster finishes a Round Britain voyage for the Ellen MacArthur Trust.
People and Places

Sailing – Mid-atlantic

Long Island boaters were amazed to encounter a pod of about 200 dolphins in Hempstear Harbor.
Northeast

Bottlenose dolphins make a rare visit

A boat should provide a platform for fun and relaxation - mission accomplished aboard this Eastport 32.
Profiles

The Case for the Simple Life

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People and Places

A celebration of sail

People and Places

Conn. club hosts Sonar world championship

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People and Places

Sailing Notes

About 75 children participated in the Old Saybrook, Conn.-based North Cove Yacht Club's Junior Sailing Program.
People and Places

NCYC anniversary brings record participation

Bob Touton gave us numerous jewels of advice, the most important of which was to celebrate each time you got an old porthole out.
Sea Savvy

Out with the old and in with the new