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BoatUS Foundation calls for grant proposals
Does your local organization or group wish to keep waters clean or improve boating safety and could use some money…
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TowBoatUS North Padre names new GM
Capt. Justin Nesloney, owner of TowBoatUS Port Aransas, Texas, has appointed Capt. Chris Cummins general manager of Nesloney’s newest location…
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BoatUS makes free online boating safety course available
The nonprofit BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean Water can help boat manufacturers, dealers and marina operators improve the…
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Washington State Marine Excise Tax reflects industry input
Last week, the Washington State Department of Revenue held a hearing to finalize the watercraft excise tax depreciation schedule. The…
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Boating groups beat back proposed 250% registration fee hike in California
California’s recreational boaters could have been in for a shock with a proposed 250% recreational vessel registration fee increase being…
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Sea Scout Ship 1959 takes 2021 BoatUS National Flagship Award
Sea Scouts is a co-educational program from the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) that teaches youth boating and leadership skills…
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U.S. Coast Guard Boating Safety Report shows some ways the pandemic impacted boating
The U.S. Coast Guard recently released the 2020 Recreational Boating Statistics, and reports of accidents, fatalities and injuries were significantly up…
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New owner takes over TowBoatUS Anacortes
Capt. Chris Justice, a former hired on-water towing captain with TowBoatUS Tacoma, has chosen to strike out on his own…
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Florida anchoring bill signed into law
A bill aimed to address the continuing vessel anchoring challenges facing some Florida counties while balancing the needs of responsible…
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BoatUS urges boaters to speak up on Erie Canal bill
Recent moves by the New York State Canal System’s parent New York Power Authority (NYPA) to drastically reduce the 524-mile…
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