Boater101 program given federal grant
October 13, 2008
Marine University’s Boater101 boating safety course received a $90,000 federal grant to allow for development of an on-water component. The grant is administered by the
Marine University’s Boater101 boating safety course received a $90,000 federal grant to allow for development of an on-water component. The grant is administered by the
Bertram Yacht is offering a limited warranty that will be extended to two years on manufacturer-built construction and encompasses five years for the yacht’s hull
Grand Banks Yachts launched an online parts store, offering a variety of Grand Banks and OEM parts at www.GBparts.com. Each part on the Web site
MarineEast, a leader in rugged plastic components for the marine industry, added a new distributor, Stright-MacKay, to its network. Located in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia,
Marine University’s Boater101 boating safety course received a $90,000 federal grant to allow for development of an on-water component. The grant is administered by the
Bertram Yacht is offering a limited warranty that will be extended to two years on manufacturer-built construction and encompasses five years for the yacht’s hull
Grand Banks Yachts launched an online parts store, offering a variety of Grand Banks and OEM parts at www.GBparts.com. Each part on the Web site
MarineEast, a leader in rugged plastic components for the marine industry, added a new distributor, Stright-MacKay, to its network. Located in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia,
