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Do you have sea legs and a sea belly to match? The River View Yacht Club (RVYC) is hosting a series of Sunday-morning fundraiser break- fast buffets. “Our community is in the midst of trying to redevelop our waterfront and to encourage people in our community to once again get involved in boating and nautical activities,” said John Hunt, Past Commodore of the RVYC. “While the proceeds raised go to fund our 2017 Commodore’s Ball, the Sunday Breakfast Buffet is a great opportunity for in- dividuals and families to stop in and find out what we have to offer.” Open to the public, this full-spread breakfast could be your introduction to a whole new circle of nautical friends.

8:30-11:30am. Every Sunday through March 26. 8/ general $7/seniors $5/children 12 and under 5981 Edgewater Dr., Point Place 419-729-9251 |  riverviewyachtclub.com

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We were invited out for some Friday evening drinks on the Ottawa River at the RYC and boy oh boy I'm glad we accept the offer. What a cool club! The view of the water is more a view of the docks, as the club seems to have a good amount of members. The patio is large and covered, but boy oh boy as the sun set did we ever get BLASTED with rays. The service is a little chaotic as you place your order inside at the kitchen, but then when they come out with your food the servers seem to consistently have a bit of trouble finding the people that ordered. Lots of plates of food flying around as they figure out where things need to go. And the food itself? Pretty good! It falls in line with standard Ottawa River fare. Think River Cafe or Webbers. Fried fish, fried basically anything else you can think of, prime rib and burgers. The bar is packed, and with only one bartender was a little slow in getting drinks. But that's ok because all of the members are super friendly and the old school atmosphere really sets you at ease. Long story short, I left seriously considering joining the club, and we don't even have a boat! The membership dues are really inexpensive, and if you're looking for another spot on the Ottawa River, this might be a good option for you!

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Yacht Club's New Summer Menu Now Available

The Yacht Club has captured the essence of summer with new lunch, dinner and drinks menus that showcase the best flavors of the season.

The new menus feature a variety of soups, appetizers, salads, sandwiches and entrees, including gluten-free and vegan items. They include new offerings as well as fan favorites such as fish and chips, jumbo soft pretzel with crab dip, the Cowboy burger, Crab Cobb salad and the Yacht Club Club sandwich.

New menu items include:

Fried Calamari - Flash-fried with yellow peppers, parmesan cheese and garlic aioli

Buffalo Brussels - Flash-fried with red onion, blue cheese crumbles, and tossed in a house-made Buffalo sauce

Crispy Pork Belly - Sweet and spicy crispy pork belly over a pineapple and broccoli slaw

Mussels - French-style in a garlic, shallot and Dijon white wine broth with parsley and baguettes

Salad Sampler - House-made tuna salad, shrimp salad and chicken salad served with celery and crackers

Lollipop Lamp Chop Charmoula - Four lollipop lamb chops with artichokes, olives, capers, red onion and roasted red peppers

Roasted Veggie Flatbread - Roasted red peppers, roasted broccoli, onions, cremini mushrooms and garlic with mozzarella cheese

Salmon BLT - Salmon, bacon, lettuce and tomato with avocado mayo on a brioche bun

The Powerhouse - Sprouts, hummus spread, spinach, avocado, red peppers, red onion and tomato on a spinach wrap

Bourbon Dip - Shaved prime rib, horseradish aioli, caramelized onions, provolone cheese on a baguette with bourbon au jus

The Parm - Breaded chicken breast, marinara, provolone cheese on a baguette

The Po Boy - Fried oysters, lettuce, pickles, spicy remoulade

The Melt - Tuna salad, bacon, smoked gouda baked open-faced

The San Diego - Carne asada, fries, corn, peppers and onions, cheddar jack cheese with ancho cream in a burrito

Pork Chop - 14oz porterhouse-cut pork chop with chipotle BB! over broccolini and mac n' cheese

Shrimp & Grits - Jumbo shrimp, onions and peppers in a creole sauce over cheddar grits

Roasted Salmon - Roasted salmon over polenta and spinach, oven-roasted tomatoes topped with beurre blanc sauce

Filet Pizzaioli - Grilled 80z filet over mashed potatoes and asparagus topped with pizzaioli sauce

Lobster Ravioli - Lobster ravioli in a sage butter with spinach and prosciutto

Adobo Chicken - Half chicken braised adobo-style over spinach and jasmine rice

Vegan Meatballs & Sausage - Vegan meatballs and sausage in marinara over gluten-free pasta

The Yacht Club is open Thursday-Sunday beginning at 11 a.m. and daily beginning May 19. Lunch is available until 4 p.m.; dinner is served beginning at 4 p.m.

To view the complete lunch, dinner and drink menus, visit https://www.opyachtclub.com//restaurant-menu.

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Local News | Shirley Wild: Long Beach Yacht Club celebrates its 95th anniversary

As the 150 or so guests arrived, they were greeted by the elegant table décor of black cloths and gold sparkling runners. The visual impact was highlighted by pillar centerpieces with golden flowers suspended within.

Dining included tray-served delectable hors d’ oeuvres during the cocktail hour. This taste-treat was followed by seafood and standing prime rib stations. Decadently delicious desserts topped off the calorie count.

The celebration underscored the impact that the club has had, not only in its impressive boating legacy, but also in its active involvement in the local community for nearly a century. Among the various charitable organizations and community initiatives, the club has demonstrated a strong commitment to giving back, including the 1932, 1984 and (soon to be held) 2028 Olympics.

In its beginnings (1927), the Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce appointed a special interest group — the chamber’s Alamitos Bay Committee — to develop a yacht harbor and yacht club in the Alamitos Bay. Richard Loynes, the first LBYC commodore in 1929, was instrumental in activities of both committees. Thus, the official beginning of LBYC.

From hosting fundraising events to volunteering at local community centers, LBYC has made a significant impact on the lives of those in need.

Commodore Scott Dixon greeted the crowd at the event.

“As the club celebrates its 95th anniversary,” he said, “it continues to uphold its values of sportsmanship, camaraderie and service to the community, setting a shining example for yacht clubs everywhere.

“Also, as one of the oldest yacht clubs in Southern California,” he added, “LBYC continues its long-standing tradition of hosting prestigious sailing events and regattas, attracting top sailors from around the world.”

It has also contributed to developing young sailors through its youth sailing programs. LBYC has a tradition of collecting toys and checks benefitting the children at the Stramski Children’s Development Center at MemorialCare Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital Long Beach. For more than 20 years, members have brought donations to the wives of past commodores, a group known as the Sand Dollars, during the annual sell-out Christmas luncheon.

Creating a pathway to the water, LBYC members have generously donated, through the Long Beach Sailing Foundation, to supply a fleet of Soling sail boats on which people of all ages and walks of life are taught to sail. Annual STEM programs are open to schools and service organizations. The fleet of Catalina 37’s are used for the annual Heroes Regatta, hosting and coaching armed services and first responders. Teams are formed from each service branch and they race for the honor of the Heroes Cup. More than 250 participants, families and volunteers are treated to a day on the water and at the pool.

A Catalina 37 is dedicated to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Long Beach, YMCA of Greater Long Beach and other organizations for 16 weeks during the summer. The youth are taught to sail and experience live racing outside the Alamitos Bay, off the shores of Long Beach. High School sailing teams are hosted by LBYC, offering scholarships for those in need.

Seen at the scene: Commodore Scott and Kendra Dixon, Vice Commodore Lisa Meier and Douglas Pye, Rear Commodore Robert and Paula Piercy, Fleet Captain and Long Beach Sailing Foundation Director Tom and Patricia Camp, Jr. Staff Commodore and Long Beach Sailing Foundation Director Blair Carty, Event Chairs Laura Utterbach and Cheri Bush, Jeff Hoffman, Bob Lane, LBYC Judges Advocate Shannon Gallagher, Stu and Paula Ledsam, Hon. Judith Meyer, Linda Rahn, Andrew Wittenberg, Debbi Alvarez, John Schuman, Warren Smitheran, Kelly Woodworth, Bob Snow, Liz Palmer, Josh Wootton, KC Coultrup, Joan Knight, Shirlee Bouch, Candice and Tom Nantais, Carolyn Steuber Powers, Lynne Pillsbury, Adele Stotler, Kay Berg, Sue Hood, Dave Hood, John Busch, and David Stotler

News of Social events with charitable purposes may be sent to Shirley Wild at [email protected] or by fax to 562-594-9468. Please include a contact phone number. Send high-resolution jpeg photos, by attachment, to [email protected] and include group name and identification of individuals from left. Call Shirley at 562-594-9468 for more information.

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Organizers of the two-day festival held on St. Paul’s Harriet Island Regional Park announced the news on social media : “Due to illness in the band, The Black Crowes will not be appearing at Minnesota Yacht Club this weekend. The band apologizes to their fans for any inconvenience.”

The post did not share any details on possible refunds, but the festival’s website contains this line on its ticket and wristband policy page: “All sales are FINAL — no refunds and no exchanges.”

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