For its 76th installment during February 3-11, the Seattle Boat Show is freshening up its seminar slate with a boatload of brand-new, on-trend offerings.
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Charged by their line of electric outboards, Seattle’s Pure Watercraft hopes to revolutionize e-boating with a little help from automotive battery tech.
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Spruce up your holiday yacht party and spread some “cheers!” with these fun, fresh, and festive cocktails from James O. Fraioli.
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Interesting development: Vulcan’s new Lake Union Piers project aims to reconnect Seattle to its maritime heart.
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Peter Marsh explores the long and winding route of the Northwest’s last wooden car ferry, Tourist No.2.
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From advocating pro-boating legislation to preserving beloved cruising grounds, the Recreation Boating Association of Washington continues to buoy its legacy as a community cornerstone.
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Peter Marsh on how the restored 1962 Arrow 2 pilot boat is proving to have a few left in her quiver as she returns to the Astoria waterfront.
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Fueled by a team of racing devotees and dedicated volunteers, Kent’s Hydroplane & Powerboat Museum is running at full tilt with the reveal of the restored 1979 Squire Shop hydro at this month’s Seafair.
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Pack the provisions, hop in the launch, and make way for the beach: Inspired by the classic Argentinian asado, James O. Fraioli crafts a chargrilled feast fit for sharing around the bonfire or barbecue.