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City Island Yacht Club

Incorporated 1907.

City Island Yacht Club Sailing School

An american sailing association (asa) affiliate school .

We give you the knowledge and experience to be confident and safe on all your sailing adventures… Whether you charter a boat from a local harbor, go on an exotic sailing vacation, or even buy your own boat.

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The CIYC Sailing School provides American Sailing Association curriculum and certification and presents an active sailing community to support you in your sailing endeavor.

Classes Offered

Learn to skipper a sloop-rigged auxiliary powered 25′-35′ keelboat by day in moderate winds and sea conditions. Learn cruising sailboat terminology, basic boat systems, auxiliary engine operation, docking procedures, intermediate sail trim, navigation rules, basic coastal navigation, anchoring, weather, safety and seamanship. –  $595 (plus Coursebook and ASA fees)

Instructors

Herb d’Entremont (Primary Instructor)

Herb has been sailing for the last 15 years and grew up on the water as an off-shore commercial scallop fisherman. He holds a USCG 100-ton Near Coastal captain’s license, STCW and Safety at Sea certifications, and is a RYA Yachtmaster. Herb has been fortunate enough to sailing in beautiful places like Hawaii, St. Martin, St. Bart’s, Anguilla, Antigua, Grenada, Nova Scotia and of course the USA. He has been a Club Boat and Social Member at CIYC during the last few years and races on a couple of member boats ( Eagle & Sanguine ). Herb is a certified instructor for ASA 101, 103, 104, 105, 106 and 116. 

Eduardo S. Sanchez (Associate Instructor)

Eduardo is a member of the City Island Yacht Club since 2017 and previously sailed out of the Club Nautique in Sausalito. He obtained his initial American Sailing Association certifications in 2016 and since then he has become an instructor for ASA 101, 103 and 104. He also holds a Master 50 Tons with sailing extension from the United States Coast Guard. His specialty is skippered more than 20 weekly charters throughout the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Great Lakes, San Juan Islands, Florida Keys, Long Island Sound and Martha’s Vineyard/Nantucket.

Eduardo is semi-retired from a career in the software industry where he held various executive positions and currently serves as board member in a handful of software companies. Besides sailing, he keeps fit by jogging, playing tennis, skiing and doing yoga. He also enjoys watching his native Argentina win the Soccer World Cup every few years

David Spiro (Associate Instructor)

David sails a C&C 40 which he keeps at City Island Yacht Club.  Although he is fairly new to ASA  instruction, he spent his career as a teacher at Columbia, Harvard, and the University of Arizona.  David is the CIYC Treasurer and serves on its Board of Directors. He is a certified instructor for ASA 101, 103, and 104. 

Ed Woolsey (Associate Instructor)

In 2015 Ed became a USCG Captain, 100-ton master with a sailing endorsement, and more recently a 200-ton mate of towing. He owns and operates a marine repair and marine electronics business that often takes him to Liberty Landing Marina in Jersey City in New Jersey.

Ed has the following ASA teaching certifications: keelboat, basic coastal cruising, bareboat cruising, coastal navigation, docking and boat handling. Ed sails out of Liberty Landing Marina in Jersey City and City Island Yacht Club where he is an active member. He teaches ASA 103, 104, 105, 106, and 118 (docking) on his boat Five Star . 

John Baum (Instructors’ Instructor)

John is a professional delivery skipper and a long time member of the club.  He is one of the few people who are certified to train and certify ASA instructors, and he runs periodic clinics at the club for ASA instructors.

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Keyport Yacht Club Sailing School

Now conducting basic keel boat classes, see available dates below within asa 101 basic keel, please complete the linked form to see available asa classes and dates. , contact us at  [email protected]  for any questions., see the embedded calendar below for available course dates and times., learn to sail at keyport yacht club sailing school (kycss), at kycss we keep it simple and fun .

Our small group classes are mostly taught on weekends and include classroom instruction and on the water participation. 

"I really appreciate your guidance on the water and in the classroom. You made sailing look easy and a lot of fun."  M.B. (101) 

"It was an absolute pleasure working with you. Your love of sailing was evident as well as your professionalism and pride in what you do..." S.A (101)

"Thank you for the wonderful weekend. I have learned so much and it was so much fun." L.G.  (101)     

 "We had an amazing time this weekend and cannot thank you enough!  It was such a great experience. " AR (103) 

Perfect if you desire to improve or re-familiarize sailing knowledge and skills, imparted during previous sailing course(s). Sailing Review may be taken multiple times and may include friends or family - contact us for details. Student and Instructor jointly decide on goals prior to the start of the review. 3 Hours on the water with a Certified ASA Instructor.                                  $195

  The State of New Jersey requires anyone operating a boat with an engine to obtain a Boating Safety Certificate!   Where can I take a Boat Safety Course?  To find an approved safety course in your area, it is easiest to search the internet for NJ Boating Safety Classes or check newspapers.                              Can I take the boat safety course on-line?  Yes. However, after successful completion of the internet portion of the course, the student will have to complete an in-person, proctored exam. The Marine Services Bureau cautions students, prior to beginning the on-line study, to check with the on-line course provider to insure they provide a testing location within driving distance from the student’s location.  Search online for NJ Boater Safety Online classes  or https://www.boaterexam.com/usa/newjersey/     Keyport Yacht Club Sailing School Instructors Captain Shawn Leonard -  American Sailing Association Instructor Certified to teach 101, 103, 104, 105, 114: Basic Keel Boat, Basic Coastal Cruising, Bareboat Charter, Coastal Navigation, Cruising Catamaran. Captain Bill Mulholland -  American Sailing Association Instructor Certified to teach 101, 103, 104, 105: Basic Keel Boat, Basic Coastal Cruising, Bareboat Charter, Coastal Navigation. Captain John Makar -  American Sailing Association Instructor Certified to teach 101, 103, 104, 105: Basic Keel Boat, Basic Coastal Cruising, Bareboat Charter, Coastal Navigation. Vince Rogers -  American Sailing Association Instructor Certified to teach 101, 103, 104, 105: Basic Keel Boat, Basic Coastal Cruising, Bareboat Charter, Coastal Navigation. Joe Wawrzynski II -  American Sailing Association Instructor Certified to teach 101: Basic Keel Boat. Ray Nolting -  American Sailing Association Instructor Certified to teach 101: Basic Keel Boat. Kurt Disney -  American Sailing Association Instructor Certified to teach 101: Basic Keel Boat. Rich Catena -  American Sailing Association Instructor Certified to teach 101: Basic Keel Boat.  Primitivo Torres -  American Sailing Association Instructor Certified to teach 101: Basic Keel Boat. CHECK OUT THIS ARTICLE From Sailing Scuttlebutt About the KYC BOAT SHARE PROGRAM    http://www.sailingscuttlebutt.com/2019/11/10/forgotten-boats-are-now-the-rock-stars/

  ​​​ Falmouth Harbor Sailing School is a 501 C 3 nonprofit organization, located at the Falmouth Yacht Club (FYC) on Vineyard Sound. The School is supported by student tuition and generous donations from individuals and local organizations. All sailors are welcome to participate, and members of the FYC are eligible for a membership discount.   The purpose of the School is to educate young sailors, ages 7-18, on sailing techniques and knowledge of the sport. Private lessons for adults and/or children are available upon request.    The school maintains an up-to-date fleet of boats which are available for student to use during class and the weekly race series. Races are held on Fridays and are optional but highly encouraged to help sailors aspire to race competitively. Some of the topics covered include advanced boat handling technique, race tactics, strategies, and the Rules of Racing. For more information, please email us at…[email protected]  

Falmouth Yacht Club/Falmouth Harbor Sailing School

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Sailing School

2024 season, spring & summer courses, click the buttons below., our programs:, port jefferson harbor’s longest running sailing school for youth, adults and families., all skill levels | ages 6 to 17 | adults & families.

The Port Jefferson Yacht Club has been teaching sailing to young people and adults for over 30 years in Port Jefferson Harbor on Long Island’s North Shore. The success of our programs is best measured by the accomplishments of our graduates.

Participants in our programs have gone on to lead high school and college sailing teams and become certified U.S. Sailing instructors, while others are leaving their mark in club racing all over Long Island Sound.

Young sailors start with the basics of safety and fun in Optimists before advancing into the racing and more advanced program. Our 420 dinghy program prepares young teens for high school and college sailing.

Junior Schedule, Pricing & Registration

Adult & family schedule, pricing & registration.

Beginner and novice sailors age 6 – 10 learn and practice basic seamanship including rigging, capsize-recovery, basic boat-handling, sail-trim and points of sail while building confidence to skipper an 8-foot Optimist alone.  As students advance through the program, they will build self-reliance and are introduced to racing and intermediate sailing. Sailors are grouped by skill level.  All students must be able to pass a swim test.

420 Dinghy Program

As one of the most widely used dinghies in the world, our 420 program prepares students for higher level racing. Intermediate and advanced sailors build upon the foundation skills learned in the Optimist Program or from prior experience.  For novice, intermediate and advanced sailors, practices are skill-based and dynamic, providing the perfect opportunity to build racing skills and sailing confidence.  Sailors are grouped by skill level.  All students must be able to pass a swim test.

Adult & Family Private Sailing Lessons

This program is open to Adults 16 years of age and older, or families with children from 6 to 17 years of age.  Open to all skill levels, from novice, to seasoned sailors seeking to advance their skills. This program uses group instruction on our J/29 or our American 16 Day Sailer where each session is customized to the needs of the participants. Maximum 4 Participants to 1 Instructor.

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Email: [email protected] | phone: 631-807-6305.

Sailing School Location: Port Jefferson Yacht Club 1 Pass Way, Port Jefferson, NY 11777

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Adult Summer Classes 

Columbia Sailing School offers lessons for every age and ability level of sailor. Join us for a fun and educational experience in any of our popular classes, from our First Sail Experience to our Racing Courses. Classes are taught by our US Sailing Certified Instructors in either 420 Dinghies or Colgate 26/ Beneteau 28 Keelboats. Whether you've never been on a boat before, want to brush up on your skills, or are interested in meeting new people in a fun and exciting sport, we have something for you!

Sign up for First Sail and get a chance to experience in person why sailing is one of the most exhilarating activities! This unique on-the-water opportunity is designed to provide a memorable experience that will motivate newcomers to continue sailing. Participants will learn about sailing from one of our instructors on a Colgate 26 keelboat. On your First Sail, you can start learning basic sailing terminology or sit back and relax.  This two-hour experience is for anyone, so pick one date and join us on the water!

Learn to Sail

Through our Learn to Sail course, students develop a foundation of sailing skills. In this introductory course, you will learn boat parts and their purposes, how to rig and de-rig a boat, points of sail, and basic boat handling skills. Be prepared to get on the water in your very first lesson! Students are asked to pick two class dates that work with their schedule.

US Sailing Basic Keelboat Certification Course

The US Sailing Basic Keelboat Certification Course is a 20-hour course taught in our Colgate 26 keelboats. Each boat will have four students per instructor and includes a comprehensive workbook. With lessons both on the water and in the classroom, you will learn all aspects of sailing, docking, and how to captain a boat safely. Upon completing the 20-hour course and a written test, students will receive US Sailing Basic Keelboat Certification, which is accepted at many locations (including Columbia Sailing School) to rent a boat without a captain.

There are no prerequisites for this class; however, many participants with no experience elect to participate in a First Sail to gain experience before signing up for the Basic Keelboat Certification Course. Choose either a weekday session (6 classes) or a weekend session (4 classes) to complete this course!

Week 1: Introduction to Colgate 26 & Sailing area

Week 2: Points of sail & Upwind Sailing

Week 3:  Wind Awareness & Downwind Sailing

Week 4: Seamanship & Person Overboard Recovery

Week 5: Sail controls & course review   

Week 6: On-water evaluation & Classroom examination

Introduction to Racing

This comprehensive six-session course is designed for experienced sailors (US Sailing Basic Keelboat graduates) who are looking to enhance their sailing skills and understand the art of using spinnakers in racing. Whether you're an intermediate or advanced sailor, this course will provide you with the knowledge and techniques to confidently handle spinnakers and further improve your racing performance.

Week 1: Introduction to Spinnakers and Racing

Week 2: Spinnaker Rigging and Setup

Week 3: Spinnaker Handling Technique

Week 4: Spinnaker Strategy and Race Tactics

Week 5: Race Day and Drills

Week 6: Advanced Spinnaker Techniques and Q&A

By the end of this course, participants will be well-prepared to confidently handle spinnakers in a racing environment, make informed decisions about sail selection and trimming, and effectively contribute to their sailing team's success. Whether you're aiming to compete in the Wednesday Night Beer Can race series (Intermediate Racing Class) or simply improve your sailing skills, this course will provide you with the knowledge and experience you need.

Intermediate Racing Class

Our Intermediate Racing course is fun and competitive  for sailors with prior spinnaker and racing experience. You will continue to develop your seamanship skills while focusing on using a spinnaker and mastering the Racing Rules of Sailing.  During six comprehensive sessions, we will focus on enhancing your racing skills and techniques while actively participating in the Wednesday Beer Can Race series each week.

Week 1: Rigging, Spinnaker Hoist/Douse Techniques

Week 2: Starting Techniques

Week 3: Course variations and Rules recapitulation

Week 4: Upwind Sailing

Week 5: Mark Rounding

Week 6 : Downwind Sailing

Before enrolling in this course, please remember that active movement around the boat and familiarity with racing tactics are essential. We encourage you to reach out if you have questions or need further clarification.

As part of this program, you will actively participate in the Wednesday Night Racing series, the Chicago Inshore Beer Can Series.  You will be competing against other Colgate 26 sailors from the Chicago area. 

Additionally, you will be invited to attend Wednesday night social gatherings hosted in the tent on the second level of the Columbia Yacht Club, allowing you to socialize with fellow sailors participating in the series. With hundreds of sailors joining our Wednesday Series, this presents an excellent opportunity to expand your network in the sailing community and meet new people who share your passion for the sport!

US Sailing Basic Cruising

The US Sailing Basic Cruising course is designed to equip sailors with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to responsibly skipper and crew an auxiliary powered cruising sailboat during daylight hours, within sight of land, in moderate wind and sea conditions. By the end of this course, participants will be prepared to confidently command a keelboat up to 32 feet in length and safely navigate various cruising scenarios. 

This course builds upon the foundation of the US Sailing Basic Keelboat Certification (perquisite to join Basic Cruising). The course is divided into six sessions, each addressing specific aspects of cruising and seamanship:

-Preparation and Safety

-Crew Operations and Skills

- Boat Control and Navigation  

- Heavy Weather Sailing and Seamanship

Upon successful completion of the US Sailing Basic Cruising course, participants will be well-prepared to take command of a cruising sailboat and navigate confidently in a variety of conditions, ensuring the safety and enjoyment of their crew and passengers.

420 Dinghy Progression Class

In our Adult Dinghy Progression Class, you will learn the fundamentals of sailing on 420 sailboats. This course is designed for both beginners and those with some sailing experience, providing a comprehensive introduction to the world of dinghy sailing.

The 420 sailing dinghy is a classic in the world of small sailboats. Known for its exceptional versatility and thrilling performance, this two-person dinghy has been a favorite among sailors of all skill levels for decades.

Sailors should be prepared to get wet, and a reasonable level of physical fitness is required as you should be capable of pulling yourself back into the boat after a capsize.  This progression course is broken down into six 2.5 hour sessions: 

Week 1: Capsize and Safety

Week 2: Sailing Fundamentals

Week 3: Points of Sail, and Wind awareness

Week 5: Downwind Sailing

Week 6:  Introduction to Spinnakers and Racing  

Set sail on a transformative journey of empowerment, adventure, and camaraderie with our W.O.W (Women on the Water) sailing course. Designed exclusively for women, this course offers a unique opportunity to discover the joys of sailing while building confidence, mastering new skills, and forging lasting friendships. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to enhance your sailing expertise, our team of experienced female coaches is here to guide you every nautical mile of the way.

This course is broken down into two 2.5 hour sessions.  Commencing on a tiller steered Colgate 26, before advancing onto a helm steered inboard diesel cruising keelboat.  

Week 1:   Intro to Keel Boating & Sailing Fundamentals: 

Safety, Wind Awareness, Sail trim, Basic Navigation, and parts of the boat will all be discussed in detail during your first session on the Colgate 26.  There will be an introductory classroom session before launching our boats. Week 2: Intermediate Keelboat Sailing/ Cruising: You will progress onto sailing a helm-steered, inboard diesel keelboat.  Either a Catalina 34, or a Beneteau 28. Your coaches will highlight the differences and similarities between the vessels you have sailed on.  We will discuss seamanship skills, and POB (person overboard recovery). This ladies only, class will leave you with a solid sailing foundation, and eager for more!   

Tiller Time

Join us for Tiller Time, an exclusive sailing program designed for graduates of our Basic Keelboat Certification Course or members of Columbia Yacht Club seeking to enhance their skills before renting boats independently. Tiller Time offers a valuable opportunity to practice the skills learned in the fast-paced Basic Keelboat Course. Led by experienced instructors, you'll sail alongside up to four other participants, honing your techniques and building confidence on the water.   

Skipjack is a great social introduction to sailing held by the members of the Columbia Yacht Club. Members use their own boats and perform on-the-water instruction during each session. If you are interested in learning to sail different boats, this is a great opportunity! The class sizes are large, which allows students to meet many boat captains and other students. It’s a tremendously fun program and helps people get comfortable on different boats and learn the basics of a wonderful sport. Lifelong relationships are developed here, and students who have taken Skipjacks become cruising and/or racing crew with the captains they meet!

Are you ready to begin your nautical adventure?

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Registration is open – see below.

The WHYC Sailing School offers group lessons and private lessons to both children and adults. We welcome both WHYC members and non-members alike!

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Summer 2024:   We offer two 3-week sessions with classes 5x/week, Monday through Friday. Session 1:   July 1 – July 19 (*no class on July 4th) Session 2:   July 22 – August 9 Special Session:   August 12-15 (4 days)

Learn to Sail Program in Mercury Sloops: 3 students per boat, with an instru ctor in the boat.

8:30am-10:00am     Beginner                              $608 10:30am-12:00pm   Beginner/Intermediate        $608 Afternoon                  Private Lessons 1-3 Students/Boat See Below: Private Lessons   

Hartley12 Program: 1-2 students per boat, with no instru ctor in the boat.

8:30am-10:00am     Intermediate                       $608 10:30am-12:00pm   Intermediate                       $608 2:30pm -4:00pm     Advanced/Racing               $640

Junior Racing Series: (for students in the Advanced/Racing Hartley class) Mondays 5:00pm-7:00pm, ages 12-17 Includes pizza and prizes each week!

Private Lessons (Adult, Child, Teen, Family): All ages and skill levels are welcome! Lessons can be 1-3 students per boat.

60min, 1:30pm-2:30pm or 2:45pm-3:45pm, Mon-Th, $75/boat

Link to Reserve a Boat for a Private Lesson

Guidelines for Sailors: Our minimum age is 8. Dress appropriately for the weather – w earing a bathing suit is recommended, and please, no open-toe shoes. Apply plenty of sunscreen before class and bring a water bottle.  If you own a lifejacket, please bring it, as we have a limited selection for students to borrow during their lessons. Younger beginning and intermediate students are best taught in morning classes when the wind is generally lighter.

Contact: Email [email protected]  is the best way to contact us for any questions/comments until the beginning of sailing school.

Thank you for your interest, and see you this summer!

WHYC Sailing Master

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School Sailing Club sets sail in 2024

As the winter frost begins to thaw and signs of spring emerge, the Boothbay Region Sailing Club is already gearing up for another exhilarating season on the water. Despite the recent bouts of snow and sleet, middle and high school students from the Boothbay peninsula and beyond embraced the warmer weather last week, heralding the start of their sailing adventures.

On March 18, amidst the welcome embrace of sunshine and gentle breezes, students wasted no time in dusting off their sailing gear and preparing their vessels for the season ahead. Rigging their 420 boats and unveiling coach boats from their winter wraps, they anticipated the thrills and challenges that lay ahead.

Despite the brief return of wintry weather over the weekend, the sailors remained undeterred in their enthusiasm. With their sights set on the horizon and the first regatta looming on March 30 in Portland, they are poised to make the most of every opportunity to hone their skills and prepare for competition.

Head coach and Boothbay Region High School teacher Chris Liberti extends a warm invitation to prospective team members, encouraging those who may still be undecided to join a couple of practices before making their enrollment decision.

Boats and personal equipment, including dry suits, are provided to students. The fee to participate is $300 for the entire spring season. The Boothbay Region Sailing Club is dedicated to removing barriers to entry. Financial aid is available through the Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club, ensuring that every aspiring sailor can share the fun and camaraderie.

High school sailing is not an official Boothbay Region High School team sport; it is a club. The Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club Junior Program Foundation sponsors the club which competes in two leagues. One is the New England Scholastic Sailing Association (NESSA) which includes both public and private school teams and the Pen Bay League which has teams in coastal Maine. Chris Liberti has coached the local team for nine years. He described the club as providing students with an opportunity to sail in a competitive league. “The two leagues allow our team to compete against other teams with similar skill levels,” he said. “There is a regatta almost every weekend, so our team members have many opportunities to showcase their talents.”

For more information, visit: https://www.bhyc.net/high-school-sailing

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Rescue recognized at Soling US Nationals

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The US Sailing Safety at Sea Committee has awarded the Arthur B. Hanson Rescue Medal to five Chicago-area sailors for saving the life of a skipper who had fallen overboard. The medals were presented in an award ceremony on March 23 at Sheridan Shore Yacht Club in Wilmette, IL.

On Friday, September 8, 2023, the Sheridan Shore Yacht Club and the Wilmette Sailing School hosted the 2023 Soling United States National Championship amid a forecasted wind of up to 20 knots with 3 to 5 foot waves. The water temperature was 67 degrees Fahrenheit.

Skipper Dave Slaght, Bob Nickel, and Kent Smith on Soling USA 802 were sailing by-the-lee downwind when a wave hit them, causing an accidental jibe. Slaght, 73 years old, was violently flung backward to the leeward side of the boat where he landed on his back squarely on the oak tiller, severing the tiller where it attached to the rudder post.

He then continued over the side and into the waters of Lake Michigan where he stayed alongside the boat by hanging on, and his crew hanging onto him.

In the aftermath, conditions on the boat were challenging for the remaining two crew members. The broken tiller made it impossible to steer, the spinnaker was flagging, and the main was catching wind and propelling the boat sideways.

The result was how the crew was unable to get into the proper position to rescue their skipper, who weighed some 220 pounds. After 10 minutes in the water, Slaght discovered his PFD was inadequate, and found it difficult to kick and hold on to the boat.

While his crew kept hold of him for 20 minutes, two Race Committee Zodiacs, crewed by John Kennedy, John Kiener, and Richard Traub, saw the vessel in distress and came to aid. The Zodiac with two crew tossed Slaght a line, pulled him to their boat, and together they pulled him on board. The victim completely recovered.

For their high degree of situational awareness, tenacity, and unhesitating action resulting in the rescue of a sailor in peril, US Sailing awarded the Arthur B. Hanson Rescue Medal to the rescuing crews of Soling 802, Zodiac 1, and Zodiac 2.

Award recipients: • Bob Nickel • Kent Smith • John Kennedy • John Kiener • Richard Traub

Above photo (from left): Kent Smith, John Kiener, Richard Traub, John Kennedy, Robert Nickel

Lessons Learned and Safety Reminders: • Always wear a lifejacket on the water. Adding leg/crotch holds it in place in the water. (Skipper reported that he was having a difficult time keeping his life jacket from riding up over his head) • Make sure there is a “throw rope” rescue bag on all safety boats. Consider also having a boarding ladder and/or Lifesling to assist in getting the victim out of the water. • Having a second “type 4” crew overboard “throwable” on board the boat, allows you to throw one, and have a second one for the person in the water to hang onto. • Evaluate, and re-evaluate weather conditions before sailing. • Practice emergency VHF radio communications.

The Arthur B. Hanson Rescue Medal is awarded to any person who rescues or endeavors to rescue any other person from drowning, shipwreck, or other perils at sea within the territorial waters of the United States, or as part of a sailboat race or voyage that originated or stopped in the U.S.

The medal was established in 1990 by friends of the late Mr. Hanson, an ocean-racing sailor from the Chesapeake Bay, with the purpose of recognizing significant accomplishments in seamanship and collecting case studies of rescues for analysis by the Safety at Sea Committee of US Sailing for use in educational and training programs.

Any individual or organization may submit a nomination for a Hanson Rescue Medal.

For more information: https://www.ussailing.org/competition/awards-trophies/the-arthur-b-hanson-rescue-medal/

Source: US Sailing

Tags: Bob Nickel , Hanson Rescue Medal , John Kennedy , John Kiener , Kent Smith , Richard Traub

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Thomas James Bennett, 65, was a member of Island Goat Sailing Society and Racine Yacht Club

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Thomas James Bennett, 65, passed away on Saturday, March 2, 2024, at his residence. He was born in Benton Harbor, Mich., April 27, 1958, youngest of four children of William D. Bennett and Mary Sue (née Gillham) Bennett.

Tom attended J. I. Case High School. On Sept. 29, 1990, he was united in marriage to Deborah “Debbie” L. Geilfuss. Debbie passed away Dec. 17, 2019.

Tom’s passion was sailing, working on sailboats and sailboat racing. He was a member of Island Goat Sailing Society, after completing 25 Mackinac races, as well as a former member of the Racine Yacht Club. Tom will be dearly missed by family and friends.

Surviving are his siblings, David (Jean) Bennett, Susan Murphy, John Bennett; niece, Angela Murphy; nephew, Hunter Bennett; great-nieces, Ella Garcia, Bianca Garcia; stepmother, Martha Bennett; other relatives and dear friends.

In addition to his wife, he was preceded in death by his parents and brother-in-law, David Murphy.

A time to share memories is planned at the Racine Yacht Club and will be announced when finalized.

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EAST SIDE — A day-long open house for local boaters of all experience levels this weekend in East Side aims to be an accessible, fun draw for newbies to the nautical world, organizers said.

Yachtapalooza takes place 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday at Crowley’s Yacht Yard , 3434 E. 95th St.

The free, indoor event celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. It features free seminars and demonstrations, a pig roast, live music, a flea market Friday and Saturday and a three-day sale on nautical items from Boater’s Closet Friday-Sunday.

Organizers hope to draw 1,000 current and future mariners out to this year’s event, said Nick Fugate, sales manager at Crowley’s Yacht Yard.

Yachtapalooza will also include a boat showcase by Nautical Donations , Crowley’s charitable arm, featuring several rehabbed, budget-friendly boats for sale.

Proceeds from the boat sales will support nonprofits like the Chicago Maritime Society and the Judd Goldman Adaptive Sailing Foundation, Fugate said.

The Chicago Boat Show dropped its sailing portion in recent years and is planning a move to the suburbs next year , so this weekend “is probably the closest thing to a sailboat show that we’ve got in Chicago,” said Charles Szymanski, a Yachtapalooza organizer and president of the nonprofit Rainbow Races .

With a few dozen vendors and free seminars on topics like marine pumps and toilets, splicing line and rope, and applying epoxy and varnish, Yachtapalooza offers “anything you would need” to maintain a boat, Fugate said.

The seminars give attendees “the chance to use the products, put their hands on them and feel them, and learn a little more than watching a powerpoint on a screen,” he said.

The event is “the perfect opportunity for anyone looking to get into sailing, [with] questions about sailing or [wanting] to check out a sailboat for the first time,” Szymanski said.

Rainbow Races is one of Yachtapalooza’s featured vendors, and its members will host one of the day’s seminars. The group aims to erase barriers marginalized groups may face in getting into sailing, Szymanski said.

It’s the only U.S. Sailing-sanctioned, LGBTQ+ sailing school in the country, and the only LGBTQ+ sailing organization in the Midwest, he said.

Rainbow Races’ first day of sailing school begins May 18. The group is offering a $50 early-bird discount on sailing classes through the end of April with the discount code “hydra50.” To register, click here .

The sailing world struggles with homophobia, misogyny, elitism and other forms of discrimination prevalent in other sports, Szymanski said. Rainbow Races creates a safe community around the sport which tries to counter those problems, he said.

Despite its issues, due to the collaborative nature of sailing, it’s also “probably the most friendly sports arena I’ve experienced,” Szymanski said.

“Sailing is a true team sport,” he said. “You have to trust your crewmates with your life, and you also have to support each other.

“Sailors are aware if we don’t evolve, we die … If the wind changes, you have to change with it.”

Chicago’s sailing community is robust, particularly with groups like the Park District, local yacht clubs and Rainbow Races encouraging new people to explore the sport, Fugate said.

But with a massive lake as Chicago’s backyard and “a very strong maritime history” in the city, the community could definitely stand to grow, Szymanski said.

Yachtapalooza is a free “casual meeting of the minds” that can help spread the joy of sailing and boating and change a misperception that the community is only for the ultra-rich, Szymanski said.

Million-dollar yachts “are great to look at and to dream about, but when you get down to it, Chicago is a blue-collar city,” Szymanski said. “A lot of the folks trying to buy boats are probably younger and more [budget-conscious]. It makes this a really unique opportunity to bring people in, in a very casual, unencumbered way.”

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Milwaukee Yacht Club Worth $2.28 Million

But is it really the oldest yacht club on Lake Michigan?

Milwaukee Yacht Club. Photo by Graham Kilmer.

On February 26th, 1967, Milwaukee County Executive John Doyne  and the officers of the Milwaukee Yacht Club sank silver shovels into the sandy soil of McKinley Park to break ground for a new clubhouse. Back on November 23rd, 1943, at the height of World War II, the original 1896 frame building located there had burned down to its pilings. At the time, the United States Navy took precedence over private sailing clubs when it came to requisitioning construction supplies, so, in 1945, the members assembled a “temporary” clubhouse from materials they could scratch together until a new home could be built. Now, nearly a quarter-century later, at last construction could begin.

But as the days of the war economy were long over, why did it take until 1967 for a permanent home to be built?

A Decades-Long Battle Goes to Supreme Court — Twice

In 1887 the city created Flushing Tunnel Park (now McKinley Park) as part of a sanitary improvement designed to pump Lake Michigan water into the polluted Milwaukee River , discharging it just downstream from the North Avenue Dam, in an area that abounded with tanneries and other heavy industrial uses. The idea was that the water would dilute and flush the noxious effluvia that emanated from the factories into the lake. It was realized that the channel that led to the pumping station (now Colectivo Lakefront) could also serve as a harbor for small vessels such as personal sailboats.

In 1907 it was determined that such filled lakebed land “was and had been the property of the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad, and not the City of Milwaukee.” (Railroads were notorious land-grabbers.) In 1913, the railroad quit-claimed the property to the city “upon condition that it be maintained by the city at all times for park purposes.” If not, the land would revert to the railroad.

Thus, matters stood for a generation until 1936 when, in an early example of intergovernmental consolidation, voters approved a referendum to transfer all city park property to the county to create a unified park system. Hundreds of acres, including the Yacht Club site were conveyed to the county on November 12th, 1936.

Shortly after the 1943 fire the county sought to evict the yacht club. This resulted in litigation and a number of appeals that went on for years. The walls of the temporary clubhouse echoed with the laments of members: What could be worse? To have to scuttle one’s vessel or be obliged to join the South Shore Yacht Club? Either option would be unthinkable. The club claimed it owned the site due to adverse possession, hiring Louis Quarles to make their case. This claim was rejected in a 1950 Supreme Court decision, which sent the matter back to the lower court. Then, in 1951, the court again settled some technical issues in the case, which at this time involved Milwaukee County as appellant, versus the City of Milwaukee as defendant and the Milwaukee Yacht Club as respondent. The county was granted ownership of the land, which it retains to this day. Even so, it took another 16 years to get around to building the new facility.

A Taxable Building on Tax-Exempt Land

In what may be a unique situation, we have before us a privately owned building (taxable) sited on publicly owned land (non-taxable). The 2-story brick clubhouse of 9,500 square feet features a number of amenities for its members, according to its website .

They include:

• The main dining room overlooking the harbor.
• Private east-facing banquet room known as the Cove.
• Conference room known as the Library.
• Expansive Main Bar with seating and private wine lockers.
• Lounge with a fireplace.
• Outdoor patio with seating overlooking the harbor.
• Wrap-around deck with bistro seating overlooking the grounds.
• The “Boatique”

There is also a 21st century outdoor pool and other improvements to the facility, including a large crane to hoist boats in and out of the water. Plans are afoot to replace the fixed docks with floating docks, and the Parks Department is making improvements to the flushing channel walls in conjunction with the club.

Get a daily rundown of the Milwaukee stories ']);" action='https://urbanmilwaukee.us5.list-manage.com/subscribe/post?u=47fecf5ef8bf9b1436043c330&id=fa7240869f'> The “temporary” clubhouse was retained after the current clubhouse was built in 1967. It is now the Boathouse, the Dockmaster’s office, event and classroom space as well as locker rooms for the pool and hot tub.

The City assesses the improvements at $2,288,000, while the exempt land is not valued. Property tax of $53,995.76 is current on the installment payment plan. Additionally, the County receives $68,000 in annual rent from the club. This payment more than offsets the sum the county would have received as its portion of the tax on the land. The 25-year contract was renewed in 2018 at the current rate.

The Bottom Line

The Club’s IRS Form 990 for the year 2022 shows total assets of $3,449,892 (2021: $1,999,192) and total liabilities of $2,259,675 (2021: $453,396) for a net asset of $1,190,217 (2021: $1,545,796). Revenues were $1,754,339 (2021: $2,271,859) and expenses were $2,109,918 (2021: $1,631,130) for a net income of -$355,597 (2021: +$640,729).

Income from public use of the club facilities was $203,666 (2021: $157,860). The highest paid employee is club manager Matt Michael , who earned $110,746 (2021: $108,537).

Oldest Active Yacht Club on Lake Michigan?

There is something about the water that leads to tall tales, from the mermaids and sirens of antiquity to a fisherman’s estimate of the size of the musky that got away from him on Potato Lake one summer.

The clearheaded landlubbers at the Milwaukee County Historical Society , unintoxicated by the romance of the sea, report that The Milwaukee Yacht Club was indeed organized in 1871 by 25 Milwaukeeans, “but the organization died out by 1878. It revived in 1884 but again was short-lived.” The current Milwaukee Yacht Club was organized in 1894. However, in 1945, the original Milwaukee Yacht Club was once again revived. The defunct club then merged with the current club, thus giving it rights to claim to be the oldest operating yacht club on Lake Michigan.

The Rundown:

• Name of Property: Milwaukee Yacht Club
• Address: 1700 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr., City of Milwaukee
• Coordinates: Latitude: 43.05173800 Longitude: -87.88568300
• Assessed Valuation: The land beneath the club belongs to Milwaukee County and is therefore tax-exempt (This may be a unique property in this respect); the 9,500 square foot improvement is valued at $2,288,000 for a total assessed valuation of $2,288,000
• Taxes: 2023 $53,995.76. Payments current on installment plan
• Rent: The Club pays the County $68,000 per year according to the terms of a 25-year contract signed in 2018
• Owner: Milwaukee Yacht Club. Non-stock corporation registered 03/21/1871. Angie Doggett Registered Agent, Past Commodore; Class “B” Tavern License: Matthew W. Michael [d.o.b. 05/03/1961] Agent
• Type: Local Commercial with Sport, Health & Recreational Properties
• Architect: Eschweiler, Schneider & Associates, Inc. 1967; Remodeled 2000 by Eppstein Uhen Architects
• Style: Gets the job done
• Neighborhood: Northpoint
• Subdivision: Glidden & Lockwood’s Subdivision. Filled Lakebed
• Aldermanic District: 4th;  Robert Bauman
• Walk Score: 46 out of 100 “Car-dependent” MKE average: 62
• Transit Score: 50 out of 100 “Good Transit” MKE average: 49
• Bike Score: None found. MKE average: 58

How Milwaukee is it? It is 1.7 miles northeast of City Hall, or about 4 nautical miles by boat through harbor.

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POOL-BASED SWIMMING PROGRAMS

ALL-WAVES AQUATICS

● Lessons run throughout the summer

● 19032 Magnolia St., Huntington Beach

● 562-631-3584

● allwavesaquatics.com

Offers 30-minute lessons at a variety of levels allow children to grasp, learn and practice swim skills.

AUSTRALIAN SWIM SCHOOL

● Locations in  Anaheim, Fountain Valley and Santa Ana

● 855-794-6232

● australianswimschool.com

Instructors help children build confidence in aquatic skills and lay down a secure foundation for water safety and personal fitness.

AQUATIC EXPLORATIONS AND SAFETY TRAINING

● 10891 Portal Drive, Los Alamitos

● 714-828-7946

● aquaticexplorations.com

The program offers private swimming lessons as well as classes for children 1-3, children with special needs, competitive and intermediate swimmers.

AQUA WAVE SWIM SCHOOL SUMMER SWIM TEAM

●949-455-2535

● 27025 Burbank Road, Foothill Ranch

● aquawaveswim.com

Summer swim team welcomes all levels of swimming ability and requires swimmers to compete in at least one of the three Orange County Swim Conference summer swim meets. Indoor-pool lessons include semi-private instruction, parent and me, CPR and lifeguarding, and adult swim are also available during the summer.

BLUE BUOY SWIM SCHOOL

● Lessons offered 2 to 7 p.m. Mondays, 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Tuesdays-Thursdays, 9 a.m.- 7:30p.m. Fridays and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

● 1702 Nisson Road, Tustin

●  714-832-8910

● bluebuoy.com

The facility offers private and semi-private lessons, including parent and me, stroke technique, adult classes and open swim.

EVOLUTION SWIM ACADEMY

● Full-day Sports Academy in Laguna Hills runs June 3-Aug. 16; summer camp at Rancho Mission Viejo location runs June 3-Aug. 9.

● Sports camp meets at Hidden Trail Park, Hidden Trail and Stageline, and the Nellie Gail Ranch Tennis Club, 25281 Empty Saddle Drive, Laguna Hills; summer camp is at the North Plunge, Estancia Drive, Rancho Mission Viejo. Evolution also offers swim lessons at its locations in Aliso Viejo, Ladera Ranch and Mission Viejo.

● 949-388-4545

● evolutionswim.com

Evolution Sports Academy features activities such as archery, arts & crafts, basketball, soccer and volleyball in addition to swimming; Evolution Summer Camp has games such as kickball, Capture the Flag, football, soccer and arts & crafts, plus swimming.

MERMADE AQUATIC SCHOOL

● 10154 Ascot Circle, Huntington Beach; Mesa Verde Country Club, 3000 Clubhouse Road, Costa Mesa

● 714-794-8602

● mermadeaquatics.com

Private, semi-private, parent and me, special needs/adaptive swimming and junior lifeguard-preparation classes are offered. Teaches all ages and abilities to not only be water safe, but also to enjoy the physical and emotional benefits of water.

NOVA SWIM SCHOOL

● Pre-competitive swim program: June 24- Sept. 7

● Locations in Aliso Viejo, Fountain Valley and Irvine

● 714-546-7120

● novaswimschool.org

A wide range of lessons and classes for ages 3 and older and all ability levels is offered. In addition to swim lessons the school offers a pre-competitive swim program and the Novaquatics competitive swim team.

WATERSAFE SWIM SCHOOL

● Primarily Pre-K-12th Grade

● 3686 Cerritos Ave., Los Alamitos; 345 10th Street, Seal Beach

● 562-596-8608

● www.watersafe.com

This school offers parent and tot classes, private lessons and free lessons for infants younger than 4 months in a heated indoor pool. It also has a swim team, masters league and an intro to water polo.

WATERWORKS AQUATICS

● Weekly summer swim camps. 10 sessions run throughout the summer

● 25 Waterworks Way, Irvine; other locations in Anaheim Hills, Huntington Beach and Yorba Linda

●  949-450-0777

● www.waterworksswim.com

The aquatic center offers swim classes, competitive swim and wellness programs. The facility features three enclosed pools that are heated to a comfortable temperature.

CORKY CARROLL’S SURF CAMP

●  Ages: 5 and up

●  June 5-Aug-23

●  Bolsa Chica State Beach, Lifeguard Tower 18

● 714-969-3959

● www.surfschool.net

Surfing instruction for all levels of experience, from Junior Camp (ages 5+), Surf Camp (8+) and Surf Class (10+). Also enjoy beach games, building sand castles, practicing beach safety and using boogie boards and kickboards. Students learn ocean safety, team building, and the real fundamentals of surfing in a fun, educational, group setting.

ENDLESS SUN SURF CAMP

● June 10-Aug. 16

●  Ages: 6 to adult

●  Meets under the Newport Beach Pier

● 949-644-3151

●  www.endlesssunsurf.com

Learn surfing etiquette, safety, proper wave selection, efficient paddling, pop-up and turning techniques, and more.

ERIK NELSON COED AND ALL GIRLS SURF CAMPS

●  Ages: 5-14

●  June 12-Aug. 25 (10 one-week camps)

●  Between Seashore Drive and Nordina Street, Newport Beach

● 949-464-0077

● eriknelsensurf.com

Through coed and all girls surfing courses campers will develop skills and confidence and be introduced to ocean safety, surfing techniques, surf etiquette and ocean awareness. This summer the camp will also offer the Ocean Adventure program (July 11-Aug. 12), which is a mix of classroom and beach time to teach students about marine life, and 15th Street Beach Sports (June 20-July 1 and July 12-Aug. 6), which will include kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding and surfing..

GIRL IN THE CURL SURF CAMPS

● Ages: 7 and up

● Dates: June 3-Aug. 22

● 949-661-4475

● girlinthecurl.com

Co-ed surf camps are designed for surfers of all levels and campers receive training tailored to their abilities and goals.

HUNTINGTON BEACH SURF SCHOOL

● Ages: 8 to 16

● June 17-Aug. 2 (seven one-week sessions)

Beach Service Center, south side of  Huntington Beach Pier, Pacific Coast Highway

● 714-658-6873

● hbsurfschool.com

For all levels of experience. Improve board-riding ability, learn a variety of basic and more advanced maneuvers, and gain a better understanding of the ocean. Camp focuses on the core skills of paddling, overall riding and wave selection to get campers surfing better in one week.

NEWPORT SURF CAMP

● Ages: 5-16

● Dates: June 3-Aug. 23 (12 one-week sessions)

● 28th Street, Newport Beach

● 866-787-3226

● newportsurfcamp.com

Learn all about surfing, from the history of the sport to water safety, rip currents and sun protection. For all levels of experience.

SALTY GROM SURF CAMP

● Ages: 8-16

● Dates: June through August

● Bolsa Chica State Beach, Lifeguard Tower 22

● 714-330-3350

● www.saltygrom.com

Camp includes three surf sessions per day along with beach activities and free play. All sessions are conducted by CPR-certified instructors and include a rental of a Billabong full wetsuit and surfboard.

PADDLEBOARDING, ROWING AND SAILING CAMPS

BALBOA YACHT CLUB SUMMER SAILING PROGRAM

● Ages: 6-18

● Dates: Various camps run throughout the summer

● 1801 Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar

● 949-673-3515

● www.balboayachtclub.com

Kids will become skilled sailors and develop a love for the sport of sailing. Young students will start with basic techniques to become comfortable on the water in varying conditions. The most advanced students can learn more complex tactics to prepare for the racing scene.

KIDS PIRATE PADDLE CAMP

● Ages: 8-12

● Dates: June 17-Aug. 9

● Pirate Coast Paddle Company, 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach

● 949-278-0011

● piratecoastpaddle.com

Each day is focused on teaching a new skill and new water activity. Instructors will teach balance, control, steering and paddle etiquette, marine education, and water safety. Campers will participate in paddle races, beach challenges, water games, relays, swimming, treasure/photo scavenger hunts and more.

NEWPORT AQUATIC CENTER PADDLE CAMP

●  Ages: 8-12

●  June 10-Aug. 9

●  1 Whitecliffs Drive, Newport Beach

● 949-646-7725

● newportaquaticcenter.com

This 5-week camp for students is a great introduction to the sport for those interested in learning the basics of water safety, kayaking, outrigger paddling and stand-up paddling. Participants will explore Newport Harbor, learning abut its conservation and ecology. There is also a two-week Learn to Row Camp for students entering 7th through 12th grade who are interested in competitive rowing.

NEWPORT SEA BASE

● Ages: 5-17

● June 10-Aug. 12

● 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach

● 949-642-5031

● newportseabase.org

Weeklong classes and camps include a wide variety of activities such as sailing, bay and ocean fishing, kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, marine science, shark dissection, woodwork, engineering, crafts, sports, scavenger hunts and more.

ORANGE COAST COLLEGE SCHOOL OF SAILING AND SEAMANSHIP

● Ages: 7-13

● June 3-Aug. 16

● 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach

● 949-645-9412

● occsailing.com

Sailors who are 7-8 can take the Mini-Mariners introductory class while those 9-13 can enroll in Introduction to Sailing and more advanced classes. Young sailors will learn water safety, basic terminology and how to tie knots. Students also learn to work as a team to rig, sail and de-rig the boat. The program includes games and drills on the water along with classroom work. Note: Campers must be able to swim 50 yards; a swim test will be administered on the first day of camp.

JUNIOR LIFEGUARD PROGRAMS

CALIFORNIA JUNIOR LIFEGUARD PROGRAMS

● Ages: 8- 12

● June 3-Aug.23

● Salt Creek Beach Park, Pacific Coast Highway and Niguel Road, Dana Point

● 714-901-9030

● jrlifeguards.com

Ocean swimming, bodyboarding, surfing, competitions, paddling, running and other activities will be offered, in addition to instruction in first aid, CPR, ocean safety and rescue techniques. There also is a Back Bay Summer Camp that serves as a safe introduction to the ocean environment for kids who don’t meet the age or tryout requirement for junior lifeguards. Campers can also combine a half day of stand-up paddleboarding with a half day of junior lifeguards.

CAMP WILD RIVERS

June 3-Aug. 16

Wild Rivers, 10000 Great Park Blvd., Irvine

949-749-1900

wildrivers.com/camp

Campers will learn lifesaving skills while also having the chance to play on the park’s waterslides. The one week, half-day program includes activities such as obstacle courses, scavenger hunts and wand water play activities.

HUNTINGTON CITY BEACH JUNIOR LIFEGUARDS

● Ages: 9-17

● June 24-Aug. 9

● 1/4 mile south of the pier behind Tower 5

● 714-374-1501

● hbjuniorguard.com

Program focuses on ocean and beach safety, lifesaving techniques, bodysurfing, bodyboarding, board surfing and swimming skills. Course also includes competitions with other Junior Lifeguard programs, beach sports and games, field trips, and ecology. Successful completion of a tryout — including demonstrating the ability to swim 100 yards in 1 minute, 50 seconds or less — is required to participate.

HUNTINGTON STATE BEACH /BOLSA CHICA JUNIOR LIFEGUARDS

●  June 24-Aug. 16

●  21601 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach

● 714-292-6381

● hsbjg.com

Emphasis is placed on safety, respect, physical fitness, instruction and discipline. Students are schooled in the oceanic environment, first aid, CPR, mutual cooperation, competition techniques and lifesaving methods. Successful completion of a tryout is required to participate. Tryout will be held at Edison High School in Huntington Beach.

NEWPORT BEACH JUNIOR GUARDS

● Ages: 9-15

● June 18-Aug. 1

● 70 Newport Pier or 100 A St Newport Beach

● 949-644-3170

This course consists of ocean proofing, physical development, marine safety, first aid skills and competition. The program uses a classroom environment and outside activities to stress the importance of safety while at the beach. Participants must be able to swim 100 yards within time limits set for their age.

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● 949-276-5050

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Whether a student is interested in ocean sports or wants to become a professional ocean lifeguard, this program will teach the skills, respect for the ocean and confidence needed to safely explore the ocean environment. Program covers oceanography, surf skills, ecology and fitness/competition in addition to water safety training and skills. New participants must pass a swim test. Swim tests can also be arranged for $20 through Dolphin Aquatics, 29751 Crown Valley Pkwy, Laguna Niguel, or Alliance Aquatics, 26301 Via Escolar, Mission Viejo.

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●  San Clemente State Park District Office, 3030 Avenida del Presidente, San Clemente

●  949-304-3295

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UW dock renovations pose threat to 75-year sailing tradition, yacht club students say

by Denise Whitaker, KOMO News Reporter

SEATTLE — Students in the Washington Yacht Club (WYC) accuse the University of Washington (UW) of working to stop a 75-year history of teaching students to sail.

Those students told KOMO News that the UW’s plans to renovate the docks near Husky Stadium will eliminate the docks they use to store their 70 boats, thus taking away their ability to teach students to sail.

“It would really mean, like a death blow to the community,” said Renee Chien, the current Rear Commodore of WYC.

The U.W. has plans to repair and remove docks. The total dock space will be reduced by 4,000 square feet.

“And the university has actually given us a statement as of March that we will no longer be able to keep beyond one boat on the dock,” said Chien.

UW told KOMO News that the club only needs to move some of the club's boats short term.

“We have up to 75 boats. We’ve got everything from sailboats up to a 44-foot ocean-going vessel and everything in between,” said William Rae, another member of WYC.

Once the renovation is completed in 2025, the university told KOMO that UW recreation will no longer maintain dock storage space, so the WYC and the Union Bay Rowing Club would each be able to maintain just one boat at the dock.

“It would mean the loss of something that I have poured my heart and soul into,” said Chien. “And I feel like that is the case for most people that I work with in the WYC, who like are united by their common love of sailing.”

Chien told KOMO she just joined the WYC in November, to learn to sail and loves it so much, she’s already been out sailing 22 of the past 23 days.

“I grew up in Taipei, Taiwan and as an international student, I wouldn’t have felt like my roots were planted firmly anywhere. I thought maybe I would stay in Seattle maybe I wouldn’t, but I didn’t feel attached and it was really because of sailing and because of my access to the water and this newfound connection that I have with the Puget Sound that I feel like I would like to stay here to keep sailing and keep building the community here,” explained Chien.

Perhaps the best part of getting out on one of the 70 boats to learn to sail, is the price. Students pay just $39 per quarter.

“And if we lose that that’s a huge loss to people being able to enter into a sport that traditionally has such a high barrier,” said Rae.

Sailing lessons in Seattle cost several hundred dollars a month.

“We’re pretty unique, definitely in the Pacific Northwest, and really for student-run organizations we believe we're unique in the country,” said Rae.

UW's tradition of sailgating right outside Husky Stadium is another unique Pacific Northwest tradition and some accuse the University of putting profits from events like this over student benefit.

The renovation plan calls for adding new docks for large sailgating boats plus greater access for students and the public to rent kayaks and canoes.

“And we just want to emphasize that kayak rentals are $19 per hour our quarterly membership is $39 a quarter,” said Chien.

UW told KOMO that they are prioritizing Rec Clubs with the new waterfront plan, to expand student participation.

Construction on the docks and beach at the UW is scheduled to start in January and UW told KOMO that they are still working with the WYC through this process.

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“Zefira, a magnificent, lean aluminium and carbon 50 metre yacht. A project in which, together with our designers, we put our heart”

Experienced european owners brought together a top team of Dubois, Fitzroy and Tessier to produce their dream yacht: sleek, sophisticated and impressive under sail.

The push for a single level between bridge, saloon and cockpit, combined with ultra-sleek aesthetics, nudged the Dubois design team into new territory. “To get good visibility from the helmstations we had to work hard to lower the accommodation as much as possible, while keeping an open feeling” adds McKeon.

The interior, styled and drawn by Remi Tessier , features a combination of bleached timbers and white leather which results in clean modern lines and provides bright comfortable living areas.

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Zefira S/Y is one of those few yachts that became an attraction for yacht enthusiasts and professionals  well before she hit the water.

This yacht was designed and built with the experience and passion for sailing boats her owners demonstrated from the start as well as a naval engineering and a project design team from  Ed Dubois studio for the exterior, while Remi Tessier was responsible for all the interiors. Zefira was built in a yard which enjoys a  worldwide  reputation for the construction of large sailing yachts.

With such an opening introduction one can expect nothing less than something absolutely extraordinary, where the term used must be read in its best meaning to underscore something that has really nothing of the ordinary. We had the pleasure of talking with the owners who are currently sailing on their yacht after they had  carried out important work in the design phase with the project team to define specific guidelines and details.

Beyond the highly involving dialogue which ensued with flowing examples  of their own sailing experience and passion, we managed to grasp and better understand the idea behind the project which began with a seven metre sloop and  gradually developed in the course of the following 40 years  of which  many were spent at  sea. Putting words to emotion and feelings is never easy to do and  more so when they are other people’s. In this case however everything was a lot easier for us   thanks to our interviewee’s eloquent communicative capability.

The first point our attention was brought to was that Zefira is the largest sailing y

acht ever designed by Dubois with no fly bridge and built by Fitzroy Yachts in New Zealand.  This may strike our readers as a mere detail, but it is in fact one of the principal fundamentals outlining this project because it translates into flowing external lines and a unique profile when observed sideways on.

The choice  of doing without a fly bridge is somewhat unusual since up until  recently a “fly” had been widely accepted as  a run of the mill thing to have on a sailing yacht beyond a given size, but which nevertheless, Zefira is proud to do without giving cause for, among others ,  the following comment volunteered by some of the designers not involved in the project: “The world of sailing now stands  divided between before Zefira and after Zefira”.

Naturally enough this comment in particular is aimed at the yachts’ profile, which brings to a standstill what had become a consolidated practice on yachts this size. Aesthetics is principally  why the owners decided to do without the fly option as well as for practical reasons  they eloquently highlighted: without one  on a  50 metre sailing boat  there’s a complete total view of both what lies ahead up to the horizon and of the sail plan.

Moreover using a higher windswept and sun scorched horizontal plane rather than the main deck itself is by its very nature something destined to be exploited only sporadically and quite correctly in their opinion doesn’t justify having one.

The thought behind the whole project as the requests submitted to both designers and yard indicated,  were to enjoy a pure thorough bred for its performing lines and technical contents, capable of offering the sort of space and commodities expected when cruising extensively in all weather conditions. At a first glance the goal seems to have been easily achieved, but if  we then go into an in-depth analysis, the comments volunteered by project designers earlier seems surely appropriate. The husband and wife team (the owners) followed up on construction work from the initial stages to completion, working through the more important phases in close contact with the professional teams involved.

According to the owners the best part was witnessing the step by step progress of such an enterprise. We can understand the reasons why and genuinely  hope that in  the future such desire will generate the construction of other such extraordinary ships.

Several International prizes for design and technical contents have been awarded to Zefira. Dubois Naval Architects’ studio is proud of the recognitions bestowed since this is the largest sailing yacht project without a “fly” they’ve ever made so far and also for the passion and creativity expressed time and time again by the owners who incidentally had been the previous owners of another Dubois  project built by Alloy Yachts: Kokomo of London (now Nubero Blau). The challenge taken on by the studio was one that meant blending the huge experience acquired by the owners to innovative aesthetics, with a hull capable of delivering the sea-keeping qualities and performance requested.

The owners wished for a boat that could be another home from home: spacious, with a project design that looked ahead into the future. For this reason the design team was invited by the owners to pay them a visit and to take a look at their house to better understand what they wanted.

The choice of the yard was principally dictated by delivery times even if Fitzroy Yachts had been chosen also in function of preceding work carried out from Dubois projects.

Among some of the clever solutions highlighted by the owners in the course of our conversation we wish to mention the ease in steering they experienced and handling the yacht, of course aided by electronics and important data communication systems capable of monitoring and performing many of the required manoeuvres without hindering visibility.

The rig which is capable of carrying up to 3,000 square metres of canvass is per se a very interesting technical achievement inasmuch as it sports a 63.50 metre mast and can still be defined as being “light”. Obviously there’s a carbon fibre mast and boom, as well as fibre stays that have been purposely chosen to reduce weight high above the waterline which translates into less draught and better performance in breezes.

All of the choices adopted for Zefira mean she is very competitive on the race track even against racers and  in spite of the many commodities she carries with her.  As for the interiors and  much of the work put in by  Remi Tessier designer and the co-owner they enhanced an undoubted feeling of both tranquillity and elegance.

Gauged chromatic variety  meets the discerning eye as it takes in lighter and darker shades of handcrafted woodwork placed without ever causing excessive contrast, followed by polished steel elements and ad hoc lighting which enhances relaxation throughout every area. The space chosen to house each piece of furniture, is fruit of  careful study that has contributed into ensuring an uncompromised degree of comfort in the owners’ suite which is situated in the stern and in each of the three guest cabins as well.

One is a twin while the other two are double each one of them sports its own private bathroom. The crew quarters are situated in the bow area and with space for a lounge and crew mess room, which translates into staff’s quality living standards on board. The yacht’s convivial areas are also well distributed and large to ensure adequate privacy to guests and owners alike.

The electronics and navigation aids installed are the most modern on the market, with data and alarm control systems and displays in each of the two external command /control stations  as well as on the bridge deck as can be expected on a state of the art ship such as this. Dictated by reasons of space we have to limit our text to that which has so far been described even when the meeting with Zefira’s owners was so stimulating  we were prompted  to go further.

Since both of them  described Zefira as being a point of arrival but of departure too, we wish them to continue their research work in the yachting field and to offer us, who knows what other input and ideas in the future. For further information please contact: Angelo Colombo

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Zefira is a custom sailing yacht launched in 2010 by Fitzroy Yachts.

Zefira measures 49.69 metres in length, with a max draft of 4.90 metres and a beam of 10.00 metres.

Zefira has an aluminium hull with an aluminium superstructure.

Sailing yachts have long combined nature with man-made beauty.

Her interior design is by Remi Tessier.

Zefira also features naval architecture by Dubois .

Performance and Capabilities

Zefira has a fuel capacity of 37,380 litres, and a water capacity of 10,440 litres.

She also has a range of 4,000 nautical miles.

Accommodation

Zefira accommodates up to 8 guests in 4 cabins. She also houses room for up to 7 crew members.

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Zefira is a Lloyds 100A1 SSC Yacht Mono G6 MCH class yacht.

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• Builder Fitzroy Yachts , New Zealand
• Delivered 2010
• Naval Architect Dubois Naval Architects
• Exterior Stylist Dubois Naval Architects
• Interior Designer Remi Tessier
• LOA49.7m (163ft)
• LWL44.6m (146ft)
• Beam (max)10m (33ft)
• Draft4.9m (16ft)
• Fuel Capacity 37,380 litres
• Water Capacity 10,440 litres
• Range4,000 nm at cruise speed
• Displacement 372 tonnes
• Staterooms4
• Crew4 cabins
• Construction Aluminium
• ClassificationLloyds 100A1 SSC Yacht Mono G6 MCH

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Zefira is the largest vessel crafted by Fitzroy Yachts to date. The Dubois designed vessel was built to exceptional quality levels which continue the yards reputation for building award winning superyachts. Powered by a Caterpillar C32 1450 bhp main engine and a Hundested variable pitch propeller, the propulsion system provides long range motor sailing abilities. The 56 meter ‘light weight’ carbon fiber sailing rig was supplied by Southern Spars, and the sails inventory provided by North Sails.

The interior, styled and drawn by Remi Tessier , features a combination of bleached timbers and white leather which results in clean modern lines and provides bright comfortable living areas. Generous accommodation spaces are provided for the owners and guests all with private ensuite facilities and state of the art entertainment systems. The large main deck saloon opens to a covered cockpit area which features electrically retracting side windows. The very best in lighting and entertainment control systems was incorporated into the yacht by Liquid Automation, allowing the interior ambience to be seamlessly controlled at the touch of a button.

The stainless steel galley with black granite bench top is extremely spacious for a sailing yacht with its carefully planned layout and stylish Gaggenau and Sub Zero appliances. The forward crew area is built to match the guest cabins with similar styling and detail incorporated into the joinery. There are four crew cabins each with their own ensuite which can comfortably accommodate up to 8 crew.

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Superyacht Zefira is a luxury sailing yacht built by Fitzroy Yachts, designed by Dubois Naval Architects, with interior design by Remi Tessier. Measuring 49.7m, sailing yacht Zefira is the largest luxury yacht crafted by Fitzroy Yachts in New Zealand to date and is the largest sloop Dubois Naval Architects has designed without a fly bridge. Sailing yacht Zefira is the 7th Dubois designed sailing yacht to be built by Fitzroy Yachts.

The modern interior, of sail yacht Zefira was designed by Remi Tessier and features a combination of bleached timbers and white leather providing clean lines and bright comfortable living areas. S/Y Zefira’s large saloon on the main deck opens to a covered cockpit area which features electrically retracting side windows. Lighting and entertainment control systems by Liquid Automation, enable the interior ambience to be effortlessly controlled at the touch of a button.

Superyacht Zefira’s stainless steel galley features a black granite bench top and stylish Gaggenau and Sub Zero appliances. The carefully planned layout of the galley and is extremely spacious and functional for a sailing yacht. Forward, the forward crew area is built to match the guest cabins with similar styling and detail incorporated into the joinery. There are a total four crew cabins each with their own ensuite accommodating up to 8 crew.

Zefira Specifications

The Dubois designed fast cruising sloop Zefira, built under the project or model name x50 was crafted to exceptional standards which continue the yards reputation for building award winning superyachts.

Sailing Yacht Zefira boasts excellent technical performance and features beautiful lines. Her aluminium hull is painted a stylish light grey and she measures 49.7m with a beam of 9.95m. Zefira is powered by a Caterpillar C32 1450 bhp main engine and a Hundested variable pitch propeller, the propulsion system provides long range motor sailing abilities. The 56 meter ‘light weight’ carbon fiber sailing rig was supplied by Southern Spars, and the sails inventory provided by North Sails.

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Guests are accommodated in generous 4 staterooms including the owner’s suite and 3 guest cabins all with ensuite facilities and state of the art entertainment systems.

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We do have available further amenity, owner and price information for the 49.69 yacht Zefira, so please enquire for more information.

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Zefira, il “miglior yacht a vela del mondo” in sosta a Vibo Marina

L’imbarcazione di 50 metri, unanimemente considerata una barca da sogno, è rimasta attraccata per poche ore per attività di bunkeraggio

Per gli appassionati di barche , e non solo, si tratta di un’impagabile attrazione, qualcosa di assolutamente straordinario nel suo significato letterario, cioè qualcosa che non ha niente di ordinario. Ma solo in pochi sono riusciti ad accorgersi della sua presenza in porto, che è durata giusto una mattinata . “ Zefira ”, imbarcazione di 50 metri vincitrice dei prestigiosi riconoscimenti internazionali “Show boats Design Award 2011” e di “World Superyacht Awards 2011” come miglior yacht a vela del mondo per il 2011, è rimasta attraccata presso la banchina Bengasi del molo Cortese di Vibo Marina per poche ore, impegnata in attività di bunkeraggio. Costruita in Nuova Zelanda nei cantieri Fitzroy, ha uno scafo in alluminio e una trave con un raggio di quasi dieci metri. Gli interni sono stati disegnati da Remi Tessier e possono ospitare otto ospiti in quattro cabine. Battente bandiera maltese, è unanimemente considerata una barca da sogno : elegante, sofisticata, impressionante sotto vela con il suo albero in carbonio alto 63,5 metri . Un’estetica innovativa, che ha portato uno dei suoi progettisti ad affermare, non senza una punta di orgoglio: «Il mondo della vela si divide tra prima di Zefira e dopo di Zefira». Proveniente da Patmos(Grecia), dopo la sosta tecnica ha ripreso il mare facendo rotta verso Capri .

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ZEFIRA is a 49.68 m Sail Yacht, built in New Zealand by Fitzroy Yachts and delivered in 2010.

Her top speed is 18.0 kn and she boasts a maximum range of 4000.0 nm when navigating at cruising speed, with power coming from a Caterpillar diesel engine. She can accommodate up to 8 guests in 4 staterooms, with 7 crew members waiting on their every need. She has a gross tonnage of 363.0 GT and a 9.95 m beam.

She was designed by Dubois Naval Architects , who also completed the naval architecture. Dubois Naval Architects has designed 77 yachts and created the naval architecture for 72 yachts for yachts above 24 metres.

Her interior was designed by Rémi Tessier , who has 26 other superyacht interiors designed in the BOAT Pro database - she is built with a Teak deck, a Aluminium hull, and Aluminium superstructure.

ZEFIRA is in the top 10% by LOA in the world. She is one of 83 sailing yachts in the 45-50m size range, and, compared to similarly sized sailing yachts, her cruising speed is 0.9 kn above the average, and her top speed 4.69 kn above the average.

ZEFIRA is currently sailing under the Malta flag, the 3rd most popular flag state for superyachts with a total of 1057 yachts registered. She has recently entered the NCA refit yard, in Italy. For more information regarding ZEFIRA's movements, find out more about BOAT Pro AIS .

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• Name: ZEFIRA
• Yacht Type: Sail Yacht
• Builder: Fitzroy Yachts
• Naval Architect: Dubois Naval Architects
• Exterior Designer: Dubois Naval Architects
• Interior Designer: Rémi Tessier

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Today, islamic prayers in Shchëlkovo happen at the following times (according to Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Russia calculation method):

• Fajr (dawn prayer): 05:17
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The Fajr prayer, which is sometimes referred to as the dawn prayer, is the first prayer of the day. The prayer begins as the sky begins to turn light.

This prayer allows for remembering God before the day starts. It is one of the five mandatory prayers and begins at the moment of dawn.

Fajr in Shchëlkovo starts at 05:17.

When is Dhuhr prayer in Shchëlkovo today?

The Dhuhr (also known as Zuhr, Duhr or Thuhr) prayer times in Shchëlkovo are at noon. After the work day has begun, there is a break in the day to remember God and to give thanks.

The Dhuhr prayer beings as the sun begins to drop after reaching its highest point for the day.

Dhuhr in Shchëlkovo is at 12:39 today.

What time is Asr prayer?

The Asr prayer is also known as the afternoon prayer. It is considered the fifth prayer of the day and consists of four rakats.

Asr is at 15:28 in Shchëlkovo today.

What time is Maghrib prayer in Shchëlkovo today?

The time to pray Maghrib in Shchëlkovo is just after the sun goes down. This is the sunset prayer that allows Muslims to think of God as the day is over and occurs right after sunset. The day has been completed and the Maghrib prayer helps worshipers recall God.

This prayer is performed at dusk at 18:14.

What time is Isha today in Shchëlkovo?

The Isha time prayer in Shchëlkovo is the sunset prayer. It occurs when there is no more light but only total darkness. It is a time to reflect on all of the good things that God has bestowed.

Today, Isha starts at 19:55.

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Shchëlkovo in Moscow Oblast is a city in Russia about 39 mi (or 62 km) north-west of Moscow, the country's capital city.

Local time in Shchëlkovo is now 12:32 AM (Wednesday). The local timezone is named Europe / Moscow with an UTC offset of 3 hours. We know of 5 airports in the vicinity of Shchëlkovo, of which two are larger airports. The closest airport in Russia is Sheremetyevo International Airport in a distance of 21 mi (or 34 km), South-East. Besides the airports, there are other travel options available (check left side).

There are several Unesco world heritage sites nearby. The closest heritage site in Russia is Architectural Ensemble of the Trinity Sergius Lavra in Sergiev Posad in a distance of 37 mi (or 60 km), East.

When in this area, you might want to pay a visit to some of the following locations: Vostochnoe Degunino, Moscow, Cheremushki, Krasnaya Pahra and Orekhovo-Borisovo Yuzhnoye. To further explore this place, just scroll down and browse the available info.

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Calculation method: Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Russia. Fajr 16°, Isha 15°. Latitude 54.734791, Longitude 55.9578555.

Shchëlkovo in Moscow Oblast is a city in Russia about 39 mi (or 62 km) north-west of Moscow, the country's capital city. Local time in Shchëlkovo is now 08:39 AM (Sunday). The local timezone is named Europe / Moscow with an UTC offset of 3 hours. We know of 5 airports in the vicinity of Shchëlkovo, of which two are larger airports.

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