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Check off that list! Go-to gadgets and gourmet goodies to snuggly accessories and sea- inspired decor, these holiday gift ideas are sure to float everyone’s boat this season.

Propelled by a new storefront and more space for manufacturing, Raptor Deck is tightening its grip on a winning hand with the expansion of its innovative traction product line.

From the depths, they emerge in South Lake Union. Fresh from dropping the puck on their inaugural season, three of the Seattle Kraken hockey team’s newest stars get on board with cozy, classic Northwest fall attire.

Our friends at Seattle’s Metropolitan Market grocery (metropolitan-market.com) have you set for your next sailgate with a curated collection of party recipes.

Harder, better, faster, stronger: Bremerton’s Life Proof Boats blazes towards the future with a growing line of super speedy, ultra-safe vessels suited to Northwest waters.

The Center for Wooden Boats invites you inside the bustling boatshops that hum at the heart of its historic and iconic campus nestled on the shores of South Lake Union.

Renowned local architect Steve Hoedemaker draws on a longtime love of boating to design structures synergic with both land and sea.

The University of Washington is racing against time in a bid to restore the historic, 1918-era Shell House on the Montlake Cut.

And plenty a drop to drink: How the two longtime pals behind Guzzle H2O are ditching plastic bottles and redefining water purification for boats and beyond.

It’s little secret that our own San Juan Islands are a world-class summer destination, drawing boaters from near and far with their stunning natural beauty. But even for frequent visitors, there are still treasures waiting to be found.

Seattle’s own Marek Omilian and the scrappy crew of Sonic TP52 embark on a thrill ride across the Pacific this month, sailing against the elements and fellow competitors in Transpac 2021 Race.

A pandemic-era pivot leads to the design and debut of a super sleek, electric runabout: Introducing the new 16e from Everett’s own Thain Electric Boat Company.