There’s Been A Surge In Boating, But Are Stormier Waters Ahead?
Source: There’s Been A Surge In Boating, But Are Stormier Waters Ahead? | Pasadena
Source: There’s Been A Surge In Boating, But Are Stormier Waters Ahead? | Pasadena
Source: Recreational boating industry leaders testifying on harmful effects of tariffs | Global Trade Magazine
Mississippi River: Drought Forces Closure of 11-Mile Stretch | Business | TIME.com.
Ports push for larger harbors – Economy – NewsObserver.com. Not sure we’re up to the task. We seem to be shooting ourselves in the foot economically.
Seems like the great recession is never ending. Fuel prices continue to rise, and are starting to take a toll on boaters. Good thing there’s no charge for a good breeze.
U.S. News – Navy to lay off 3,000 mid-career sailors.
Navy Blue Angels fly into era of budget questions; recruiting mission touted as squad turns 65 – The Washington Post.
If you’re a boater, you’re probably getting hit twice with these rising fuel prices. Once for your vehicle and again for your boat. I read that people are already paying $6.00 per gallon for boat fuel in San Francisco. Prices like these will definitely have an impact on summer boating activities.