Summer is just around the corner and the number of boats on the water promises a busy time on
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At the outset of this Commodore year, I am enormously grateful for the...
And here's a link to the Photos that Peggy took at the Change of Command Dinner
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Sailing.... a sport, a pastime, a passion. |
We are Sailors. We are part of an interesting, and maybe even eclectic, breed of people who band together under one common interest.... Sailing. But why sailing? |
What a crazy year 2020 has been. Thankfully, as of this writing, I am unaware |
As the year progresses and our COVID situation persists, I have learned a few things. It was obvious from the beginning that... |
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Following Dale's Leadership during this difficult year is going to be a challenge. Despite the Pandemic and severe restrictions on club member meetings, Dale has done a great job of keeping the club together. Proof of that is in our recruitme... |
The month of June provided a small dose of relief from the COVID situation as cases dipped |
Three months have gone by and the virus is still with us. We are beginning to see some life This month's edition of the Inlet Outlet has several articles by members and a bit of Flag History. The Crossword Puzzle this month uses the Names of Member's Boats, is your boat included? Please checkout our newest Sponsor North Sales
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When I agreed to be commodore of HISC, little did I know that I was signing up for perhaps (Read more, click on the link below) |
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Hello Fellow Sailors, As I collect my thoughts I realize this is a truly inauspicious and historic moment for our club.
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Ahoy HISC Sailors. It has been a wonderful year and I would like to congratulate Jeff Sussman for heading up a great year with so many fun and successful activities. I take... (click on the link below to read the March Inlet Outlet Newsletter) |
As I approach the last article of my HISC commodore term, I reflect on what this year has meant for me. A Commodore is a title that means nothing to the outside world. It is quasi- (See the rest of the newsletter - click on the link below) |
As we reach the end of 2019, I look back on my year as commodore. It was such an amazing experience, I was able to |
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HISC ends the 2019 calendar year with our exciting December activities. We start off with the holiday dinner dance which is a ‘do not miss’ event. There will be a live band and a great chance to “strut your stuff“ on the dance floor. This is the last year the event will be held at the Lighthouse Point Yacht Club since HISC is planning a move to our new meeting venue, Galuppi’s... |
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Hello sailors, I can’t believe it’s almost September. August was an exciting month with weekly beer can racing, ladies day race, landlubber party, and the beginning of the fall series. If you hadn’t had... |
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Hello sailors, I can’t believe its summer already. HISC turned in a fantastic performance at the West Palm Beach Race, in spite of the “Tempest” that greeted us at the Port of Palm Beach. |
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I was thinking back to the early days of my first sailboat, a 1978 18ft Bayliner Buccaneer. Looking at this old picture, I don’t know what I miss more, the boat or my hair. LOL.... |
Hello sailors, Spring is still in the air. Of course, in Florida that means more of the same sailing we enjoy all winter. Since our boats are in water year round it is a good time, to run through a safety checklist, like the ones on Florida Fish and Wildlife at .... |
