The Log Book
El Nino weather to keep sailing canoes in Hawaiian waters
The day breaks over Hōkūleʻa with Kualoa behind her. Severe El Nino ocean conditions will keep the sailing canoes in Hawaiian waters until March 2025. PC: courtesy Polynesian Voyaging Society
GWU Club sailing works to stay afloat
Navigating the winds and waves of the Potomac River, club sailing has continued to find success on the water despite University officials removing the team’s varsity status in 2021.
April 2024 Blast
For a limited time only, we're extending a special invitation to join our esteemed club at a discounted membership rate for your first year.
Will Sailing’s Olympic divide get ever wider?
Olympians are different from you and me. In the final analysis, that’s what being Olympian is all about. For whether we like it or not, the vivid clarity of an Olympic medal is one of the few ways that sailing can gain a place center stage in any national attention.
Berlin Lake assured high water levels
A decades long struggle came to an end last week when the United States Army Corps of Engineers announced to a crowded Deerfield town hall that Berlin Lake will be kept at summer pool levels through Labor Day, as long as water is available.