STAY WELL A Mindful Life
By Laura Grottano True story — I mistakenly deleted my entire first draft of this article. I was satisfied with…
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Montauk Music Festival at the Lighthouse
Lovers of music and Montauk have a date with a lighthouse on Wednesday, August 14. That’s when the popular Montauk…
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Satisfying Seafaring Appetites
My son’s favorite cuisine is “takeout.” He asks for that at every opportunity, but takeout gets tiresome. Sometimes it’s more…
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Essential Electronics
By Paul Knieste Boat electronics can be divided into two basic categories. Non-essential items are fun and/or unnecessary, while essential…
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Smithtown Bay and Nissequogue River
Smithtown Bay is between the entrances to Huntington Harbor on the west and Port Jefferson Harbor on the east. The…
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Do Navigation Rules Apply to Everyone?
Kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddleboards, kiteboards, bodyboards, and motorized tubes aren’t “vessels” subject to enforcement by the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG),…
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Shark Myths
If you want to learn the facts about sharks, don’t turn to the movies or TV shows. A lot of…
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Let’s Drink to That!
A day on the boat is relaxing, but we can’t ignore how much water we need when we’re afloat. Being…
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SAFETY Act Quickly When Someone Goes Overboard
There are lots of things you enjoy hearing on a boat, including squeals of joy. What you never want to…
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SAFETY Avoiding Collisions
By William C. Winslow U.S. navigation regulations are very explicit for one reason: to keep boaters from colliding with each…
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