CINCINNATI —Students at Mercy Montessori School handcrafted a 15-foot-long canoe and put it to the test on Tuesday. It was a success on the water. Continue reading →

The Palm Beach International Boat Show—which runs Thursday through Sunday, March 28 to 31, at the West Palm Beach Waterfront along Flagler Drive—continues to expand each year, with Continue reading →

Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the House, has bigger concerns right now — and so does the mayor of Baltimore — but, when time allows, they might Continue reading →

Dutch yard Royal Huisman has relaunched one of the world’s largest sailing yachts after completing an extensive winter refit. Click here to read more.

The Dominican Republic’s northwest most hand reaches out to dips its fingertips in the Masacre river, boarding Haiti. Right there at the border, during the Continue reading →

Boaters and anglers itching to get to their favorite river or Great Lake this spring will have to be more cautious when it comes to Continue reading →

The gleaming white fiberglass cabin cruiser sits in a rear corner of the cavernous Hampton Shipyard shed in East Quogue, awaiting a buyer. Click here Continue reading →

Energy Observer, the world’s first oceangoing zero emissions catamaran, arrived in Antwerp, Belgium on March 21st, its 34th port of call since it began its Continue reading →

The portside cabin on Britannia, my 1977 Down East brigantine schooner, was an odd layout, which I could only flatteringly call a “traditional” concept. The Continue reading →

Naval Hospital Corpsman Master Chief William Charette is a Korean War hero. The Medal of Honor recipient will now be getting yet another distinction. The Continue reading →