Waterways reopening after Gustav
September 4, 2008
Some early damage assessments have come in from the Gulf Coast area since Hurricane Gustav made landfall Monday, and a number of waterways have reopened
Some early damage assessments have come in from the Gulf Coast area since Hurricane Gustav made landfall Monday, and a number of waterways have reopened
The National Marine Manufacturers Association says it will postpone the Liberty Boat Show until Oct. 1-4, 2009, in an effort to provide a stronger show
The Michigan City (Ind.) In-Water Boat Show, which ended Aug. 24, saw a 7 percent increase in attendance this year, with 19,766 people coming to
Outcome of two of three recent South Florida cases benefitted boaters’ access Waterfront advocates in land use-conflicted South Florida scored two victories this summer, but
The Lake Havasu City Marine Association, the Partnership for Economic Development and Mohave Community College in Arizona entered into a partnership to develop a trained
The Atlantic City In-Water Boat Show, set for Sept. 4-7, will feature more than 700 boats, 16 to 70 feet in length. The hottest new
A proposed development project for Fort Lauderdale, which resulted in a lawsuit filed against the city by developers, is on hold. The project, called The
Some early damage assessments have come in from the Gulf Coast area since Hurricane Gustav made landfall Monday, and a number of waterways have reopened
The National Marine Manufacturers Association says it will postpone the Liberty Boat Show until Oct. 1-4, 2009, in an effort to provide a stronger show
The Michigan City (Ind.) In-Water Boat Show, which ended Aug. 24, saw a 7 percent increase in attendance this year, with 19,766 people coming to
Outcome of two of three recent South Florida cases benefitted boaters’ access Waterfront advocates in land use-conflicted South Florida scored two victories this summer, but
The Lake Havasu City Marine Association, the Partnership for Economic Development and Mohave Community College in Arizona entered into a partnership to develop a trained
The Atlantic City In-Water Boat Show, set for Sept. 4-7, will feature more than 700 boats, 16 to 70 feet in length. The hottest new
A proposed development project for Fort Lauderdale, which resulted in a lawsuit filed against the city by developers, is on hold. The project, called The
