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    J/Boats wins magazine honors for J/95

    J/Boats of Newport, R.I., was recently recognized for its J/95 and J/97 sailboats by Cruising World and Sailing World magazines and, for the first time, top honors by both magazines was awarded to the same boat, the J/95. More...
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    Connecticut awards clean-marina designations

    The Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection recognized 12 marine facilities, including nine more of the Brewer family of marinas, as recreational boating facilities to be certified as Clean Marinas. More...
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    Volvo Penta IPS moves into repower market

    Volvo Penta of the Americas expanded the Volvo Penta IPS propulsion system into the repower market. More...
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    Marina of the Year award handed out

    Bill Bird Marina, at Haulover Park in Miami, is the recipient of this year's National Marina Day Marina of the Year award. More...
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    Nautique crew lends hand to Haiti relief efforts

    A group of Nautique employees recently traveled to Fort Pierce, Fla., to donate goods and assist Missionary Flights International in the Haitian relief effort. More...
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    Sale of Genmar assets is finalized

    Genmar Holdings closed on the sale of its remaining boating-related assets and certain other non-core assets. More...
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    MarineMax reports 1Q results

    MarineMax reported an improved financial picture in the first quarter, which ended Dec. 31, 2009, with a slight increase in revenue and an uptick in same-store sales. More...
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    Amended Fountain reorganization plan meets opposition

    FB Investments approved a revised reorganization plan proposed by Fountain Powerboat Industries, court documents show. The unsecured creditors, however, have filed a motion asking the court to deny confirmation of this amended plan. More...
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    Newport spring show shelved for 2010

    Newport Harbor Corp. will suspend the Newport (R.I.) Spring Boat Show this year to focus on the launch of a superyacht show in summer 2011. More...
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    Changing Places

    Dean Taylor resigned as brand manager for Windsor Craft Yacht Company, a former Genmar brand. More...
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    Nauticomp chooses marketing rep

    Marine displays manufacturer Nauticomp, of Ontario, Canada, chose Home Port Marine Marketing to provide publicity and promotion for its product line. More...
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    Nautique continues USA Water Ski sponsorship

    USA Water Ski announced Nautique will continue as a premier sponsor of the national governing body through 2010 and will be recognized as the official towboat for its national championship events and other programs. More...
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    Miami show events roundup

    West Marine, the country's largest retailer of boating supplies and accessories, will announce the winner of its first annual Green Product of the Year contest, and present a selection of innovative new products for 2010 at 10:15 a.m. Feb. 11 at the West Marine booth at the Miami International...
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    Icom America donates equipment for Haiti relief

    Icom America donated more than 150 communication equipment units from the marine, aviation and amateur divisions to assist Haiti in the aftermath of the Jan. 12 earthquake. More...
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    Changing Places

    Dean Taylor resigned as brand manager for Windsor Craft Yacht Company, a former Genmar brand. More...
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    Caterpillar reports dip in marine engines sales

    Caterpillar again reported a decline in marine engine sales for the three-month rolling period of October through December 2009 compared to the same months of 2008, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. More...
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    American Boating Congress coming in May

    The 2010 American Boating Congress will be held May 5-6 at the Liaison Capitol Hill hotel in Washington, D.C. More...
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    3M starts marine-application program for Scotchgard

    3M has created a Scotchgard Paint Protection Film program focused on the marine industry. More...
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    Pacific Northwest builder reduces work force

    Townsend Bay Marine, a Port Townsend, Wash.-based boatbuilding and repair facility, has laid off 40 workers after finishing a 127-footer and with no more building projects lined up. * More...
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    Cup defender will forfeit if it can’t use 3DL sails

    More grist from the America's Cup mill: Alinghi has threatened to take its marbles and go home if its sails are disqualified. It won't race. * More...
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