Sailing News April 2008

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FRIDAY, 25 APRIL 2008
	Tampa Sailing Squadron to be Held on May 2 - 4
	The Tampa Sailing Squadron will hold the Steve Bromell Commodore's Cup Regatta from May 2 to 4. The registration for the annual sailing regatta will be from 5 to 7pm on Day 1, with hamburgers and beer to be given away for free. A skipper's meeting will be held at 8pm. The Saturday’s race features PHRF racing for spinnaker, non-spinnaker, racer cruiser, true cruising, and mother lode fleets. O Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 24 APRIL 2008
	Sailing Club Kicks Off with Holiday Races
	Lake Davenport Sailing Club will have its Grand Opening Sailboat Races on Memorial Day Weekend - May 25th and 26th. The races will be two races on Sunday: 1 & 3pm and three races on Monday: 10:30, 1pm with another immediately after the conclusion of the 1pm race. Come on down to the Clubhouse at the bottom of Bridge Ave, 1255 E. River Dr, a half hour before the posted times and enjoy wat Read Full Story
	Ocean Village Adds New Activities to Action Ashore
	From the traditional cruising activities, Ocean Village offers an expanded Action Ashore program for this summer. Rock climbing, helicopter sight-seeing, and scuba diving are just some of the 20 new activities included on the seven- and 14-night sailing trips in the eastern and western Mediterranean. Gill Haynes, head of Ocean Village’s Marketing Communications, said the Action Ashore program Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 23 APRIL 2008
	Sail America to Promote Sailing as Green Activity
	With Earth Day celebrated worldwide yesterday, April 22, and the increasing consumer interest in environmental stewardship and healthy living, this month seems a particularly good time to discuss Sail America's efforts to look for new ways to fully position sailing as a "Green" activity that promotes health, wellness, and environmental sustainability. In that spirit, Sail America has been wor Read Full Story
MONDAY, 21 APRIL 2008
	Racing Kicks Off at French Olympic Sailing Week
	Skandia Team GBR’s sailors endured mixed fortunes on a breezy opening day of racing at the French Olympic Sailing Week in Hyeres yesterday, April 20. With wind speeds reaching up to 25 knots and with big waves hitting the southern French venue, there were plenty of capsizes and breakages across the world-class fleet on day one of this six-day Grade 1 event. Amongst all the chaos, Yngling Read Full Story
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