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The Bill of Rights: Her First Voyage

4/4/2012 by Maurice Campeau

• Boating
• Culture

Bill of Rights is a partial replica of an 1856 gaff topsail schooner which, with a secret hold, was used as a contraband runner along the East Coast. The Bill of Rights was built in 1971 for Joseph M. Davis Jr., of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, by the Harvey F. Gamage… SEE MORE

America’s Cup World Series Regatta Begins in San Diego

11/16/2011 by Terry Hyatt

• Boating
• Travel

The first America’s Cup event to take place in a U.S. harbor since 1995 kicks off today in San Diego, with nine teams racing 45’ wing-sail catamarans in the third phase of the America’s Cup World Series. The five-day regatta follows similar events in Cascais, Portugal, and Plymouth, England, and… SEE MORE

California Sailing on the Sabre 456

2/25/2011 by Cara Read

• Boating

Our friends at Outside Images photographed the Sabre 456 near San Diego, California last week. If you missed the Sabre 456 at the Annapolis boatshow you can have a look at the Sabre website to view their upcoming boatshow schedule. They include information about boats in their line that will… SEE MORE

10 Energy Saving Tips for Energy Awareness Month

10/8/2019 by US Harbors

• Coastal News
• Homes

By Linda Poppenheimer. This October, fulfill the promise you made to yourself earlier in the year to get serious about saving energy and reducing your carbon footprint. October is an ideal time to address your energy use for a number of reasons. First, you still have plenty of time to… SEE MORE

• climate change
• Green Energy
• sustainability