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This monthly roundup includes sailing and marine industry news from around the Northeast.

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Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty Steps Up as Around Long Island Regatta Title Sponsor

By Chris Szepessy

Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty Steps Up as Around Long Island Regatta Title Sponsor

Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty, founded in 1922 in the seaside village of Cold Spring Harbor, NY, has signed on as title sponsor of this year’s Around Long Island Regatta (ALIR). Well known “around Long Island” for its iconic whale logo, Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty is an ideal partner for this iconic race. ALIR host club Sea Cliff Yacht Club is proud to welcome the company as the title sponsor. “I hope that other Long Island…

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New Home in Noank for Prestige Yacht Sales

By Chris Szepessy

New Home in Noank for Prestige Yacht Sales

Our friends at Prestige Yacht Sales, one of the finest yacht dealers and brokerage firms in the Northeast for thirty-three years, are moving to a new location at Spicer’s Marina in Noank, CT. “You probably know us from our office at Seaport Marine in downtown Mystic over the past fifteen years, said Prestige president Tom Pilkington. “With additional Connecticut locations in Norwalk and Essex as well as an office in East Greenwich, RI, Prestige Yacht Sales serves…

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Two Tons of “Ghost Gear” Removed from Narragansett Bay

By Chris Szepessy

Two Tons of “Ghost Gear” Removed from Narragansett Bay

By Sarah Doiron and T.J. Del Santo   Abandoned fishing equipment, also called “ghost gear,” has been plaguing Narragansett Bay for decades. That’s why the Commercial Fisheries Research Foundation kick-started the arduous process of removing countless abandoned traps, rope, pots and nets from the bay floor. The Commercial Fisheries Research Foundation started removing the discarded fishing tools this spring, according to Executive Director David Bethoney. To date, said Bethoney, their vessels have trawled the bay six times…

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2nd Annual CT Sea Music Festival is June 9 – 12

By Chris Szepessy

2nd Annual CT Sea Music Festival is June 9 – 12

The 2023 Connecticut Sea Music Festival will take place in Essex, CT the weekend of June 9-12. A project of The Maritime Music & Tradition Society, this traditional maritime folk festival is presented in partnership with the Town of Essex as well as with individual venues. The daytime events are free, with donations accepted. Evening concerts are ticketed.   This family-friendly weekend includes a Symposium on the Music of the Sea, free daytime workshops with local, regional and international maritime…

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SCYC Cruise Cup is September 23 & 24

By Chris Szepessy

SCYC Cruise Cup is September 23 & 24

Our friends at the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club in Oyster, Bay, NY extend an open invitation to yacht clubs and sailing organizations to apply for one of eleven available berths to the 2023 Seawanhaka Invitational Regatta for the Cruise Cup, to be sailed the weekend of September 23 & 24. The Cruise Cup was first held in 2019, was canceled due to the pandemic in 2020, and returned in 2021. The college-style fleet racing held in Seawanhaka’s…

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12 Meter Heritage Regatta is June 15 -18

By Chris Szepessy

12 Meter Heritage Regatta is June 15 -18

Our friends at the New York Harbor Sailing Foundation are presenting the 12 Meter Heritage Regatta in New York Harbor for the third year in a row and you, dear reader, can race on a classic 12 Meter yacht June 15 – 18. This year, racing has been added to Thursday and Friday evenings so that corporate teams and people who work in the city can participate. “For the 12 Meter Heritage Regatta, you can buy an…

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Challengers, Defenders, and Contenders Exhibit at the Herreshoff Marine Museum

By Chris Szepessy

Challengers, Defenders, and Contenders Exhibit at the Herreshoff Marine Museum

Our friends at the Herreshoff Marine Museum in Bristol, RI recently launched their newest exhibit. “Challengers, Defenders, and Contenders: The Hodgdon Collection of America’s Cup Models – 1851-1937.” promises to take visitors on a fascinating journey through the early history of the America’s Cup. Spanning over eight decades of the prestigious sailing competition, the exhibit features a remarkable collection of meticulously crafted America’s Cup models carved by the late George I. (Sonny) Hodgdon. The Hodgdon Collection showcases…

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Sails Up 4 Cancer Regatta is June 17

By Chris Szepessy

Sails Up 4 Cancer Regatta is June 17

  © Mark Briggs One of our favorite events, the Sails Up 4 Cancer Regatta, will be sailed Saturday, June 17 on the waters of Fishers Island Sound. Sails Up 4 Cancer (SU4C) is a 501 c 3 charity organization dedicated to funding education, prevention, care, and cure for all types of cancer through the art and enjoyment of sailing. Partnering with organizations including Holmgren Subaru, WindCheck, Risk Strategies Gowrie Group CT River One-Design Regatta, CT Spring…

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CMTA Honors Jeanne Czel Persons of the Year

By Chris Szepessy

CMTA Honors Jeanne Czel Persons of the Year

Our friends at the Connecticut Marine Trades Association (CMTA) have announced the 2023 recipients of the Jeanne Czel Person of the Year Award. The first recipient is Devin Santa, a member of the CMTA Board of Directors and CMTA Environmental and Dredge committee. The President of RACE Coastal Engineering whose stated mission is “to provide responsive solutions where water meets land,” Santa has had a role in the planning, design, and implementation of hundreds of coastal engineering…

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2022 Gowrie Group CT River One-Design Regatta Funds Enable Grant to Middlesex Health Cancer Center

By Chris Szepessy

2022 Gowrie Group CT River One-Design Regatta Funds Enable Grant to Middlesex Health Cancer Center

Annual mammograms and follow-up biopsies are crucial in identifying breast cancer early, as early detection can lead to better outcomes. Middlesex Health uses a specialized breast biopsy system to perform stereotactic, ultrasound, and MRI-guided biopsies at its Radiology locations. These image-guided biopsies allow the radiologist to obtain a small tissue sample for laboratory testing and are less invasive than a surgical biopsy. The computer-guided system can pinpoint and mark the exact location of an abnormality and the…

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