Sailing News July 2009

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FRIDAY, 24 JULY 2009
	Gulf State Park Pier
	Now that the brand spankin' new Gulf State Park Pier has opened with great fanfare, those with the opportunity to experience this modern marvel need to become familiar with the rules and regulations of the long-anticipated facility. With a soft opening on Monday, anglers have flocked to the new pier in record numbers. As of Thursday morning after Gov. Bob Riley and Conservation Commissioner Barn Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 21 JULY 2009
	2009 Steamboat Springs Stage Race
	Steamboat Springs, CO – Moots Cycles and the Steamboat Springs Bicycle Stage Race organizers announced today Moots' commitment as presenting sponsor for the road stage race to be held in Steamboat Springs, CO over the 2009 Labor Day Holiday weekend. Scheduled for September 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th, the inaugural Steamboat Springs Stage Race is sanctioned by the American Cycling Association (ACA). T Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 14 JULY 2009
	No-Boating Buffer Zone
	After years of waiting, the new pier at Gulf State Park will soon be open to park visitors with a grand opening scheduled for Thursday July 23, 2009. A new Marine Police regulation (220-6-.59) creating a 300-foot buffer zone around the pier has been drafted to ensure the safety of both boaters and pier users. The original pier was destroyed by Hurricane Ivan in 2004. The 300-foot ban is currentl Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 10 JULY 2009
	B.B. Comer Boat Ramp Closing for Repairs
	The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources' Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division will be closing its public boat ramp at B.B. Comer Bridge (Hwy. 35) on Lake Guntersville in Jackson County from Monday, July 27 through Thursday, July 30 for renovations. The ramp will be re-opened on the morning of Friday, July 31. The closure is necessary in order to make repairs to the ramp Read Full Story
MONDAY, 6 JULY 2009
	Oman Sail's Masirah Wins in France
	The tension on the water in Hyeres could be felt all the way over in Muscat, several thousand miles away. Oman Sail had a team in each of the top two places but they had a chasing pack that read like a who's who of professional sailing. After a few hours in the protest room, it was decided that Oman Sail's Renaissance, skippered by Loick Peyron, should be awarded average points for the races th Read Full Story
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