Good morning, On behalf of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), STV, Inc. is providing engineering and permitting services for repairs and rehabilitation of the South Channel Bridge in Queens (40.595992, -73.810647), located just northwest of Hammels Wye in the Far Rockaways, as shown on the figure. The proposed project consists of the replacement and upgrading…
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Bravo Zulu to Captain of USCG Sector Miami and the Good Samaritan Crew of the private vessel who saved this life – please be sure that we will continue to see the effects of keeping a good lookout in our local waters for others in distress in future – The Foundation recommends all vessel operators…
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Due to engineering notice, The Gil Hodges Memorial Marine Parkway Bridge is applying for an extension to it’s closure until June 2022. Please be advised this will be in effect reducing vertical clearance to 55′ for vessel crossings such date. Be safe on the water and wear your PFD! A PSA Brought to you by…
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This article appeared in the October 2020 Issue of Long Island Boating World Magazine. The wind was light from the east that lovely Sunday morning in September, sailing from Little Peconic Bay to deliver the newest member of our fleet, the 29-foot sloop Caprice back to the other end of Long Island in Brooklyn. This…
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Asking 35,900 obo. Please note this vessel is call a 30 , however it is 32 feet long see product sheet
As seen in CRUISING FROM ANNAPOLIS TO NEW YORK by Capt. René Joseph “RJ” Coté III – August, 2019 A wooden cutter near the inner breakwater at Cape Henlopen, DE – Rene Cote I arrived on a Sunday in Easton, Maryland to meet Captain Jack at his boat moored in the creek…
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There are many different types of boats for sailing, differentiated by three distinctive characteristics: Hull Type (monohull, catamaran or trimaran) Keel Type (fin keel, wing keel, bilge keel, daggerboard, or centerboard) Mast Configuration and Sails (sloop, fractional rig sloop, ketch, schooner, yawl, cutter, cat) Sailboats are powered by sails using the force of the wind.…
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Welcome to The Foundation for Safe Boating and Marine Information, established in 1984, is a 100% volunteer 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to a clean, safe, healthy marine environment for the benefit of the recreational boating and fishing community and provides free educational programs and boat sales. Our purpose is to: Consistently institute new programs Seed new…
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A very special message from founder and President Gus Savaros: This is a very good article I thought I would share with you. Reading this material is time well spent. Download this important safety information and share with your fellow boaters! http://www.health.ny.gov/environmental/outdoors/fish/health_advisories/