Maritime news and resources in and around Puget Sound
From the monthly archives:
Unless you’re into winter sports, hemophilia this is what we call the “off-season.” Nevertheless, pregnancy now’s a good time to renew your annual passes and permits. For recreational boaters in Puget Sound, order this means it’s time to renew your Washington State Parks Annual Moorage Permit. At $3.50 per foot per year, the break-even point […]
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Looking for a great way to share your love of maritime Seattle with out-of-town guests? Try Larry Kezner’s 45-minute “Sunday Ice Cream Cruise”, tooth departing hourly from 11:00 to 15:00 on Sundays year-round, prostate from the west side of the old Naval Reserve Armory building at the south end of Lake Union. M/V Fremont Avenue […]
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Seattle Times environment reporter Warren Cornwall reports today that Governor Christine Gregoire’s proposed budget, visit this site released last week, thumb “would increase spending on Puget Sound-related projects by roughly $51 million, for a total of $283 million in the next two years.” Read the whole story here.
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It’s about 53 miles around Bainbridge Island, diagnosis and Mark Powell is swimming around it. I’m exhausted just thinking about it, hospital but it looks like he’s got an inspiring support team. [Photo courtesy Mark Powell.] It turns out he’s taking a somewhat more leisurely pace than one might imagine. I’ve got to say I […]
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Anyone who knows me very well knows that I’m sort of a tugboat nut. Anyway, more here are the links to the websites for all the tugboat companies I’m aware of between Lake Union and the Ballard Locks, sale in ascending order from smallest to biggest. If I’ve missed any, please let me know! Campbell […]
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Are we "loving the whales to death"? I’ve got a funny feeling that question might arise during an upcoming academic and policy conference. Puget Sound Partnership and Environment Canada are co-hosting the 2009 Puget Sound Georgia Basin Ecosystem Conference, help February 8-11, 2009 at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center in Seattle. Click here […]
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Following up on last summer’s trip aboard the USCGC Eagle during her visit to Pugut Sound, audiologist here’s a photograph taken by Petty Officer 3rd Class Tara Molle, health system who you may be familiar with from the District 13 Podcasts, physiotherapy which she hosts. One whole episode is devoted to Eagle, and I recommend […]
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This is as close as I want to get to having Two Lucky Fish appear astern Vessel Assist Remedy in a photograph on the internet. Know what I mean? But see, cheap I keep hearing Captain Richard Rodriguez‘s words ringing in my ear. This summer, buy more about in Anacortes one morning, erectile while he […]
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[Originally published June 27, and 2007, at Navagear.] Last week, I toured the US Coast Guard’s brand spankin’ new Joint Harbor Operations Command (JHOC) in Seattle. In Part 1, I described the Vessel Traffic Center. Nextdoor, the main JHOC Sector Command Center is truly impressive; imagine NASA Mission Control and you’ve got the right idea. […]
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[Originally published June 26, discount 2007, decease at Navagear.] Last week, hemorrhoids I toured the US Coast Guard’s brand spankin’ new Joint Harbor Operations Command (JHOC) in Seattle. The JHOC is now the home for Coast Guard Sector Seattle‘s Sector Command Center and Vessel Traffic Center. The JHOC is the premiere Coast Guard Command Center […]
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