The annual Change of Watch ceremony is complete at Sequim Bay Yacht Club. The ceremony was held Wednesday to usher in the bridge for 2012.… Continue reading
The 580-foot Japanese cargo ship IVS Kwaito will moor to the Port of Port Angeles' Terminal 3 on Monday for a week to take on… Continue reading
Platypus Marine Inc. has had a celebrity of sorts in its Commander Building at Marine Drive and Cedar Street in Port Angeles since early October.… Continue reading
Esther Marie, the 46-foot sailboat that has been anchored in the west end of Port Angeles Harbor for most of the past three years, broke… Continue reading
While writing this column Friday morning, it started raining a bunch, so I logged on to my favorite weather website, www.wrh.noaa.gov/sew, to check the forecast… Continue reading
In the waning days of summer, I had a hankering to get back to my maritime roots and decided to make a quick trip to… Continue reading
NRC Quest has been moored to the Port of Port Angeles’ Terminal 1 South since the first week of September. She is the former offshore… Continue reading
At the beginning of last week, Ian McLeod of Shelton moored his boat, Ranger 7, in the Port Angeles Boat Haven. The 50-foot-long wooden vessel… Continue reading
Fred and Megan Rodolf, owners of the Alaskan tour boat Lu-Lu Belle who winter in Port Angeles, are familiar to regular readers of this column.… Continue reading
California’s San Joaquin Valley is often called “the food basket of the world.” The summer’s hot sun is ideal for growing cotton, grapes, nuts, tomatoes… Continue reading
For more than 30 years, the Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding in Port Hadlock has been teaching techniques that are unique to Puget Sound to… Continue reading
In early June, Charles Martin, who operates the Water Limousine from John Wayne Marina, called to let me know that there was a classic Fantail… Continue reading
Two parts that become one pulled into the Port of Port Angeles last week to end a six-week voyage from the shipbuilder in Texas. The… Continue reading
The name Boeing is synonymous with the aircraft industry. Yet tethered to the end of F Float in John Wayne Marina on Sequim Bay is… Continue reading
In the late 1700s, Alexander Hamilton, the first secretary of the Treasury, pressed the case to Congress of the need for a fleet of boats… Continue reading
ONE OF THE past week's visitors to Platypus Marine Inc. on the Port Angeles waterfront was the Navy tug YT-801. She steamed into Port Angeles… Continue reading
She was the talk of the town for a while Friday afternoon. Attessa IV, which by any measure is one of the largest yachts in… Continue reading
The saga of Capt. Fred Rodolf’s and his wife, Megan’s, misadventure last May aboard their 75-foot Alaskan tour boat, Lu-Lu Belle, continues — albeit on… Continue reading
Nestled away under a canopy of trees on the North Olympic Peninsula is X-246. Although it has the sound of a supersecret aircraft Gen. Chuck… Continue reading
Puget Sound Pilots brought the Panamanian-flagged expedition yacht, Alucia, into Port Angeles Harbor and took her to a berth at the Port of Port Angeles’… Continue reading
