Maritimo opens new facility in Australia
February 27, 2017
Australian motoryacht manufacturer Maritimo launched a new waterfront facility at The Marine Village Sanctuary Cove.
Australian motoryacht manufacturer Maritimo launched a new waterfront facility at The Marine Village Sanctuary Cove.
For the first time in a quarter-century, San Jose, Calif.’s waterfront is about to reopen to boats. The Mercury News reports Santa Clara County supervisors
How do you spell relief? A-m-e-n-d-m-e-n-t-6. At least that’s what Christopher Hodge is thinking after Floridians voted Nov. 4 to adopt the tax relief measure
Working on a shoestring budget, the marine community showed voters the valueof working waterfronts, and they responded by passing Amendment 6 Despite unremitting bad news
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has directed staff to proceed with submitting draft legislation that will create a pilot program to test anchoring
While yesterday’s presidential election was getting most of the attention, in Florida the marine industry was celebrating another hard-won victory: the adoption of a state
Industry views Nov. 4 tax relief referendum as crucial to determining whether lucrative development will stamp out traditional marine uses Floridians will vote Nov. 4
South Florida’s 10th annual Marine Summit touched on the perennial issues of regulation, work-force training and economic development and business retention, but the thread running
The new Marshes Light Marina is open in Manteo, N.C., giving boaters access to Manteo’s historic waterfront from nearby Shallowbag Bay, Roanoke Sound and beyond.
North Carolina officials recently made their first purchase from the state’s Waterfront Access and Marine Industry Fund, a $20 million fund approved last year by
Australian motoryacht manufacturer Maritimo launched a new waterfront facility at The Marine Village Sanctuary Cove.
For the first time in a quarter-century, San Jose, Calif.’s waterfront is about to reopen to boats. The Mercury News reports Santa Clara County supervisors
How do you spell relief? A-m-e-n-d-m-e-n-t-6. At least that’s what Christopher Hodge is thinking after Floridians voted Nov. 4 to adopt the tax relief measure
Working on a shoestring budget, the marine community showed voters the valueof working waterfronts, and they responded by passing Amendment 6 Despite unremitting bad news
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has directed staff to proceed with submitting draft legislation that will create a pilot program to test anchoring
While yesterday’s presidential election was getting most of the attention, in Florida the marine industry was celebrating another hard-won victory: the adoption of a state
Industry views Nov. 4 tax relief referendum as crucial to determining whether lucrative development will stamp out traditional marine uses Floridians will vote Nov. 4
South Florida’s 10th annual Marine Summit touched on the perennial issues of regulation, work-force training and economic development and business retention, but the thread running
The new Marshes Light Marina is open in Manteo, N.C., giving boaters access to Manteo’s historic waterfront from nearby Shallowbag Bay, Roanoke Sound and beyond.
North Carolina officials recently made their first purchase from the state’s Waterfront Access and Marine Industry Fund, a $20 million fund approved last year by
