A small navy of kayak and canoe paddlers, many of them first-timers, oared their way down several miles of the east branch of the Little Continue reading →

The Southampton International Boat Show, held every year in Mayflower Park and its temporary marina, still attracts swathes of visitors and industry big names. Click Continue reading →

What was actually said to Queen Victoria that day in August, 1851, is likely lost to history or the vagaries of partisan mythology. Click here Continue reading →

Stunning new film “Aquarela” is being described as “the most dangerous documentary ever made,” and not without reason. Click here to read more.

MANATEE COUNTY, Fla. — A charter captain caught a giant hammerhead shark on video taking a big tarpon from his hands as he tried to unhook Continue reading →

In 1886, the renowned geologist, zoologist, and explorer Baron Eduard von Toll stood on the coast of the largest of the New Siberian Islands, gazing Continue reading →

YONKERS – The Kalmar Nyckel, an authentic, seagoing replica of the Dutch-built armed merchant ship that founded New Sweden in what is now the State of Delaware in 1638, is Continue reading →

Famed American aviator Amelia Earhart disappeared in 1937, while attempting to fly around the world in a Lockheed Model 10E Electra. Now, a high-tech unmanned Continue reading →