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What’s Up, Dock? Annapolis City Dock Renovation Project Targeting Completion by 2028

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By Gary Jobson
| What's Up? Annapolis Verified
On February 18, 2007, Dick D’Amato, an attorney and former state delegate from District 30, and I co-authored an opinion piece for The Capital-Gazette, titled, “City Dock work isn’t merely cosmetic.” It seemed to us that this precious area was a parking lot for most the year before being the venue of important annual sail and power boat shows. We thought City Dock could be a better place, and we were worried about the persistent flooding that was hurting downtown commerce.
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Glory In their Olympic Stories Original

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By Gary Jobson
| Sailing World Verified
The Olympic racecourses off Marseille were as challenging as expected, with light and shifty conditions prevailing for the duration of the regatta. Skipper Ian Barrows and crew Hans Henken persevered to the medal race to secure their bronze medals. In May, I was the host of a reception featuring six American athletes who have won medals in sailing at the Olympic Games spanning from 1972 to 2024.
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What Offshore Sailors Need from Foul Weather Gear Original

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By Gary Jobson
| Cruising World Verified
Investing in high-performance kit ensures that when you’re facing the elements offshore, you remain warm, dry and focused. We made the turn at the sea buoy 19 miles off Norfolk, Virginia, and headed north. The weather forecast called for a building breeze from the northeast. Soon it was blowing 22 to 27 knots. Out came the foul weather gear. The sailing was exhilarating as we averaged over 12 knots. It was also wet as our 66- foot boat powered through the building seaway.
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