Policing our waterways

Article Abstract:

A small group of boating enthusiasts received a citation for allegedly swamping the boat of a local law enforcer. They also paid a $300 bond. The incident typifies the feeling of helplessness of some boaters when confronted with a local law enforcement agency.

Editorial, Law enforcement

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Hurricanes: how to prepare for the big one

Article Abstract:

Boat owners should carefully monitor the progress of approaching hurricanes and consider moving their boats out of the storm's path. Directions for tying up to permanent docks are included.

Planning, Environmental aspects, Hurricane protection

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Nature's fury

Article Abstract:

Hurricane Andrew hit the Bahamas on Aug 23, 1992 with wind speeds of up to 140 mph. Three families who stayed aboard their boats describe their experiences.

Natural disasters, Hurricanes, Bahamas, Hurricane Andrew, 1992

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