Feature Stories
It’s a wrap for Video »
By Coastal Breeze News Staff Sad to say, it’s true. Just like the old movies have the customary “THE END” [...]
Community
Capri: Then and Now »
By Joan Kelly THEN Continuing the discussion, the Larson family who owned the Capri Marina called at that time Dick and Kay’s Marina. The [Read More]
Editorial
Lifestyle
There’s an App for That – »
SPEAKING OF TRAVEL Vickie Kelber [email protected] Last year, I wrote an article, “There’s an App for That” (http://tinyurl.com/6uy2skr) and with the now more than 600,000 Apps available for the iPhone/Android and iPad, there are sure to be some [Read More]
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Sports
The heat is on and the fish are hungry in the 10,000 Islands
FOLLOW THE FISH Capt. Pete Rapps [email protected] The Summer heat is here, and the bite is on! Day time air temperatures are now hovering around 90 degrees each day, which has now brought the average water temperature up to 86 degrees. Your best bet for fishing the shallow flats for the next few months will be early in the [...]
Ratings changes: Is it time to panic?
READ MY TIPS Doug Browne [email protected] Uh, oh, it is that dicey time of year where anxious tennis players find out if they are going to stay put or will stay on their current teams. If you are a CTA league participant, coordinator Vivian Welsh publishes her new list; a small percentage of players must adjust as they may either [...]
May fishing in the 10,000 Islands
FOLLOW THE FISH Capt. Pete Rapps [email protected] May is typically one of our mildest months of the year. We look forward to calm days on the water now that those windy days of April are behind us. It is typically a dry month too, so there is not a lot of running away from those pesky afternoon thunderstorms that will be upon us next [...]
Under sail again to Saint Martin
CRUISING LIFE Frances Diebler [email protected] We’re on the move again. After spending two months in the beautiful Virgin Islands, we finally sailed over to Marigot Bay, St. Martin, French West Indies. The Christmas winds were blowing for two whole weeks now and the sea state was rather rough. This next passage was a serious [...]












