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Heated competition at sunny Seattle Maritime Festival
Seattle TimesSure, most of the folks at the Seattle Maritime Festival Saturday had fun simply enjoying the festivities and the sunshine. But for some, festival fun meant heated competition, the defending of past titles and strategizing. Even if that strategizing...Tags: Festive Events, Shipbuilding, U.S. Army, Manufacturing and Engineering
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Avery Point grads appreciate their 'moment in the spotlight'
The Day, New London, Conn.Michael Muehe will be the first to admit that he enrolled at the University of Connecticut at Avery Point four years ago looking for the fast track to Storrs. Muehe thought the college experience was about getting lost in the crowd. The local campus had...Tags: Science, Teaching and Learning, Roger Williams University, Colleges and Universities, Students
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BRIEF: Free boating safety course set for Clay County June 8
The Florida Times-UnionClay County's U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary is hosting a free boating safety course soon. Flotilla 14-5's course is free, and held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 8, at its office at 910 Roland Ave., in the Reynolds Industrial Center in Green...Tags: Jacksonville (Duval, Florida)
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New River railroad bridge to close for repairs Monday
Boaters beware. The Florida East Coast railroad bridge across the New River will be closed temporarily on Monday, city officials said. Emergency repair work will close the bridge to navigation from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., officials said. The existing...Tags: Transportation, New River (Broward, Florida), Railway Transportation, Fort Lauderdale
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Surfer drowned before shark attack, medical examiner rules
SAN DIEGO -- The apparent shark bites found on the body of a surfer came from an attack after the 42-year-old man had drowned, the San Diego County medical examiner ruled late Friday. Brandon Beaver died while on a surfing outing off Pacific Beach....Tags: Surfing, Animal Attacks
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America's Cup performing full review after training death
ReutersSAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The death of British yacht-racing champion Andrew "Bart" Simpson in an America's Cup training accident cast a cloud of doubt over the immediate future of the renowned race, as the event's top official refused on Friday to rule...Tags: Larry Ellison, Summer Olympics, Accidental Death, Beijing Games, Awards and Prizes
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Bounty victim's family, alleging avoidable negligence, seeks $90 million in death
Richmond Times-DispatchThe owner and operating company of the tall ship Bounty are being sued for $90 million by the family of a deceased crew member. The suit alleges a litany of preventable failures and a grossly negligent decision to sail into a powerful hurricane...Tags: Central Islip, New London (New London, Connecticut), Long Island
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BRIEF: $90 million suit filed against Bounty owners
Richmond Times-DispatchThe owner and operating company of the Tall Ship Bounty are being sued for $90 million by the family of deceased crew member Claudene Christian. The suit, filed in federal court Monday in Long Island, N.Y., asserts dozens of failures and shortcomings...Tags: Christianity, New London (New London, Connecticut), Long Island, Hurricane Sandy (2012)
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Vallejoan still making a splash in the Coast Guard
Times-Herald, Vallejo, Calif.Vallejoan Kristine Busse-Dohm felt compelled to join the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary after 9/11, while fellow Vallejoan Ron Nathan wanted to get back on big water after retiring from the Coast Guard after 31 years. Reasons for joining the Auxiliary are...Tags: September 11, 2001 Attacks, U.S. Army
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Boater rescued from Fire Island inlet stranding
NewsdayA boater operating a skiff without working navigation lights had to be rescued after becoming stranded on the ocean side of the new Fire Island inlet in heavy fog early Thursday, police said. Suffolk County Police Marine Bureau officers were alerted...Tags: Atlantic Ocean, Patchogue, Fire Island, Wildlife, Great South Bay
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America's Cup sailor killed, boat capsizes during training
A member of the Swedish team competing in the America's Cup died Thursday afternoon after a catamaran capsized during a training exercise on the San Francisco Bay. The U.S. Coast Guard received a report of a capsized vessel on the northwest side of...
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Condolences pour in to America's Cup team after sailor dies
SAN FRANCISCO -- Condolences from around the world poured in to the Swedish racing team Thursday after its 72-foot catamaran capsized in the San Francisco Bay, killing one sailor during a training run for the America’s Cup. On the Artemis Racing...
Tags: Beijing Games, Twitter, Inc., Awards and Prizes, Sailing, Around The World Sailing
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