New England Boat Show sees attendance drop
February 27, 2017
The Progressive New England Boat Show wrapped up its nine-day run Feb. 19 with attendance down 8 percent.
The Progressive New England Boat Show wrapped up its nine-day run Feb. 19 with attendance down 8 percent.
The Progressive New England Boat Show is coming to the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center from Saturday through Feb. 19.
MarineMax acquired Boston-based Russo Marine, New England’s largest privately held boat dealer.
After crippling snow last year, the New England Boat Show draws its largest turnout since 2008.
The 53rd annual New England Boat Show, set for Feb.14-22 in Boston, announced that tickets are available online at www.neboatshow.com. Tickets are $13 for adults
Dock workers in Boothbay Harbor, Maine, were recently surprised by what has been called rogue waves that hit shortly before low tide. In 15 minutes,
Boston Whaler will furlough 250 employees at its Edgewater, Fla. plant, through the end of July, according to a notice filed with the state’s Agency
The Progressive New England Boat Show wrapped up its nine-day run Feb. 19 with attendance down 8 percent.
The Progressive New England Boat Show is coming to the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center from Saturday through Feb. 19.
MarineMax acquired Boston-based Russo Marine, New England’s largest privately held boat dealer.
After crippling snow last year, the New England Boat Show draws its largest turnout since 2008.
The 53rd annual New England Boat Show, set for Feb.14-22 in Boston, announced that tickets are available online at www.neboatshow.com. Tickets are $13 for adults
Dock workers in Boothbay Harbor, Maine, were recently surprised by what has been called rogue waves that hit shortly before low tide. In 15 minutes,
Boston Whaler will furlough 250 employees at its Edgewater, Fla. plant, through the end of July, according to a notice filed with the state’s Agency
