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The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary's Weekend Navigator course is an 8 week comprehensive course designed for both the novice and experienced boater.

This course is an introduction to coastal piloting and covers the Maritime Magnetic Compass, reading nautical charts, calculating time, speed and distance, Dead Reckoning, Plotting fixes, and GPS use.

Flotilla 5-12 will be holding this class on Friday nights, starting 19 Feb 2010, from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM at the Long Beach Police Station, 5373 E. 2nd Street (2nd.Street at Claremont). Cost is $55.

For more info call Bob at 562-493-3479 or email at bobnflip@aol.com

Summary of the Speaker's Series Presented Tues, Sept 15th

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Marina Boss Goes on the
Record
Q&A With Mark Sandoval

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The Boat Owners Speak.

The results are in for the first BOA permittee satisfaction survey

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Parking lot, Boat Burglaries Up at ABM

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Long Beach Fire Department Marine Stadium Rescue Boat 3 has been saved for aleast one more year. Because of the many who contacted the Long Beach city council this valuable asset will be available to protect and serve the boaters and people who enjoy the City of Long Beach waterways. A thank you to your repersenitive would go a long way for future action.Thank you for your support.

Rescue Boat 3 footage

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BOA stands firmly behind the Long Beach Life Guards and the excellent service they provide.

As boat owners we can not afford to lose this valuable service.

By Harry Hutton

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The Long Beach Marinas Boat Owners Association (BOA), formed in 1960, exists for the soul reason of providing an amplification of boaters’ concerns to the city and marina management. So, instead of raising your lone voice to address a problem or raise a question, you can have your voice joined with the strength of many other boaters who feel as you do.

THERE IS STRENGTH IN NUMBERS!

Consider what Long Beach Marinas Boat Owners Association does for boaters like you.

· Monitors monthly meetings of City Council representatives where both Marinas are located so that we keep an eye on issues that might impact boaters. We also monitor the Marine Bureau monthly meetings.

· Observes and reports on important harbor developments of the Marine Advisory Commission (MAC) that may be of interest or concern to boaters.

· Notifies boaters with quarterly updates on a myriad of topics that can affect your boating lifestyle by publishing and distributing the Gangway Gazette.

Have a voice in the future for YOUR Marina!
For more information on joining, please click HERE

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Marine Bureau

to Use New Methods to Establish Slip Fees

MAC Adopts Cost Recovery,

And Square-Foot Based Pricing

To Create Fairer System

By Harry Hutton