Regulations for shore power pedestals are more stringent under the new 2020 guidelines. See how it might affect you.

Dozens of Chinese nationals without visas were allegedly smuggled from the Bahamas to South Florida aboard yachts

Rejects $118 citation received while honoring veterans during boat parade

Save our Seas 2.0 builds upon the original version, improving the response to marine debris

Maine high school program producing marine techs

Cutter named for USCG coxswain who served during the amphibious invasion of Tulagi, Solomon Islands, in 1942

Great Loopers can drop anchor at new state-of-the-art marina in 2021 in the Windy City.

Boat theft happens. But following this advice from the insurance experts might keep it from happening to you—and mitigate loss should it occur.

Watch Jeff Merrill's Take on the Seminar Program.

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Dutch Yard Releases Time-Lapse Record of Conversion

35 Footer Has More Interior Volume, Still Trailerable

Purchased for $150 in 1953

Sixth Iteration in the Swift Trawler Series

Whether Hauling Out Annually (Northeasterners) or Less Often (Southerners, Westeners), Get the Most From Time 'on the Hard'

FLIR launches a robust new line of visible-light cameras

Cortex changes the game in marine handheld technology.

Sharrow's Prop Forsakes Solid Blade Design in Favor of Open Spirals

There Are Better Ways To Add Strength

Project 'Icebreaker' Would Eventually Bring 1,400 Turbine Generators

How two unlikely partners in passagemaking became a power couple of cruising.

Pulled Out of the Ocean off Florida

Facebook Post Brings Out the Vitriol

From Nautical Competence, Pride Grows Beyond Years

Burst Pipe Turned Fort Lauderdale Waters into Cesspool

And, Please, No 'Tipping' the Help

Our first issue of 2020 tackles the ultimate haul-out checklist, the year's top tech trends, hybrid power generation, raising kids aboard and more.

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Find Out at Fort Lauderdale; It's Up Next

PM contributing editor and 'Loose Cannon' columnist Peter Swanson fills in the blanks from the recent Dark Waters TV documentary 'Burned.'