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Wednesday, June 19, 2013
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The Southern California marine industry and commercial fishermen were saddened by news of the passing of Driscoll’s Wharf manager Catherine “Cathy” Driscoll, who died at her home on June 6.
Tests took place in San Diego, Newport Beach and San Francisco from November 2009 to December 2012 -- and now, the results are in.
Eleven nationally acclaimed plein air artists will display their interpretations of Catalina’s rugged wild lands, as well as Avalon and Two Harbors, at the annual “Catalina: The Wild Side” Art Show and Sale.
Boaters can enjoy wine tastings from the region’s top wineries and great traditional cuisine at Hotel Coral and Marina’s Fiestas del Mar celebration, April 20 in Ensenada.
VENTURA COUNTY
Ventura Harbor
May 25 • 4:30 p.m. Ventura Harbor Patrol officers spotted a riderless personal watercraft in the surf at Marina Park. They responded and notified state lifeguards. Upon officers’ arrival, it was discovered that the PWC operator had suffered injuries. Officers were able to get the operator out of the water and to the beach, using the Harbor Patrol’s PWC. Fire Department personnel transported the operator to Marina Park, and he was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.
VENTURA COUNTY
Channel Islands Harbor
May 9 • 11:10 a.m. Harbor Patrol officers responded to a report of a 27-foot sailboat aground near Light #4. The vessel was towed clear of the beach, and it continued cruising under its own power.
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The Border Run2 -- June 21-23 -- is designed to bring the same fun, excitement and challenges to SoCal sailors as the Three-Bridge Fiasco race delivers to more than 320 skippers each year on San Francisco Bay.
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I sold my boat almost a year ago. I signed and notarized a bill of sale on the official Coast Guard form and exchanged the bill of sale for a cashier’s check when we closed the deal. It came to my attention when I received the annual documentation renewal form from the Coast Guard that the buyer never recorded the bill of sale, and the boat is still in my name. I tried to contact him, but I have been unable to reach him. What kind of liability am I facing by allowing someone to operate a boat that is still registered in my name? How can I get the bill of sale recorded?
