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    West Marine sets grand opening for Massachusetts store

    West Marine announced that it will hold a grand opening celebration June 8-10 for its newest location in Fairhaven, Mass. More...
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    Brunswick announces job cuts at Sea Ray plant

    Brunswick Boat Group laid off about 65 employees last week at its Flagler Beach, Fla., factory, which builds Sea Ray boats and other brands, Brunswick Corp. spokesman Daniel Kubera confirmed today. More...
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    ValvTect celebrates its 25th anniversary

    When Jerry Nessenson told his wife in 1987 that he planned to start a fuel additive company, she took a dim view of the idea. More...
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    Beneteau Great Loop voyage starts Tuesday

    A year after launching its Swift Trawler 34 in the North American market, Beneteau's powerboat division is promoting the boat by taking it port to port on what the builder is calling "The Greatest Loop." More...
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    Company adds fourth Long Island marina

    Seacoast Enterprises Associates, which already owns and operates three marinas in East Hampton on the south shore of New York's Long Island, announced that it added a fourth. More...
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    Brokerage sales see growth in April

    U.S. brokerage sales were higher in April than a year earlier, both in terms of sales volume and the total value of the prices paid, according to members of YachtWorld.com, reporting sales in their proprietary database, SoldBoats.com. More...
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    Dealers and Distributors

    Zodiac Boats of North America announced that it added Singleton Marine Group to its growing dealer roster. More...
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    Boat operators struggle with new weight rules

    Since December, companies that operate passenger boats have had to comply with a new Coast Guard rule that raises the assumed average weight of a passenger to 185 pounds, up a whopping 45 pounds from the 140-pound average used since 1960. More...
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    Memento-filled Olympic boat launches in London

    More than 1,000 people saw the launch of an Olympic boat built from 1,200 pieces of wood, including bits from the ship Mary Rose and Jimi Hendrix's guitar. More...
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    Gunboat celebrates new North Carolina factory

    Gunboat opened its new catamaran production facility last Friday in Wanchese, N.C. More...
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    Soundings mourns death of fishing columnist

    Timothy "Tim" Coleman, a Rhode Island-based writer and expert on fishing who has written a monthly angling column for Trade Only's sister publication, Soundings, since 2003, died Thursday of what appears to be natural causes. More...
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    NMMA BoatPAC reports success at ABC

    The annual BoatPAC reception, held during the recent American Boating Congress, collected more than $26,000 in PAC contributions. More...
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    Texas marina floats new ship’s store into place

    Chronically low water levels on Lake Travis in Texas have made national news in recent years, but the crew at Lakeway Marina was in a celebratory mood. More...
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    Garmin reports 1Q results

    Garmin Ltd. today announced improved results for the first quarter, including an increase in marine segment revenue. More...
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    Sailracers might have collided with Mexican island

    An online tracking system shows that a vessel identified as the Aegean struck a jagged island, possibly debunking the theory that the 37-foot sailboat was smashed by an oncoming tanker or freighter. More...
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    Details emerge in Luhrs bankruptcy filing

    Morgan Industries Corp., the parent company of Hunter Marine and the Luhrs Marine Group, said in its bankruptcy filing that it has between $10 million and $50 million in assets and the same amount in liabilities. More...
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    Luhrs Marine Group files for bankruptcy protection

    The Luhrs Marine Group, consisting of Silverton Marine Corp., Mainship Corp., Luhrs Corp., Hunter Marine Corp. and five additional subsidiaries, today filed voluntary petitions to reorganize under Chapter 11 in bankruptcy court in New Jersey, Hunter Marine president and chief restructuring...
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    MRAA executive administrator retires

    Marge Eckenroad, executive administrator with the Marine Retailers Association of the Americas, is retiring after 36 years with the association. More...
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    Economy grows at 2.2 percent in 1Q

    U.S. economic growth slowed in the first quarter as businesses cut back on investment and restocked shelves at a slower pace, but stronger demand for automobiles softened the blow. More...
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    American Boating Congress focuses on economy, election

    WASHINGTON - The American Boating Congress wrapped up Wednesday following a morning session of speakers covering a range of topics - from the economy to the election - and an afternoon spent visiting lawmakers on Capitol Hill. More...
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