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New Programs for 2007

The boat is put away, and the snow isn't quite here yet.....wondering what to do?  Here is a list of potential programs that are in the works for 2007:

  • Seamanship
  • Astronomy
  • Docking 101 and Docking 102
  • Electrical Course
  • Diesel Course
  • Wooden boats and Boat Design
  • Intro to Racing
  • Weather

Additionally, there may be an "Intro to Cruising" course being offered.  This would be a weekend "mini cruise" that would introduce individuals to cruising, or reacquaint those who haven't cruised in a long time.  This course is in the development stage, however, if you are interested, please contact Maya Cohen.

Dates and times for these courses will be released to the membership via email and through this site as details become available.


 


 

October 31, 2006 |

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