A CREATIVE APPROACH TO SCALE MARINE MODELING
A creative approach to building a model is like turning lemons into lemonade. For example, take the object of this article, the CalderCraft “Milford Star” fishing trawler. The content of the kit is pretty complete but there are shortcomings and opportunities where the modeler has to or can be creative.
Notesfrom the NYS Senate Public Hearing on the Hudson River “Barge Proposal”
The Hudson River Barge Proposal calls for 16 new USCG long-term anchorages between Yonkers and Kingston
Superbowl Sandwich from Heaven
Football season is finally here. You know what that means to me, don’t you? Sunday football parties of course! Sunday is my Husband’s day to sit and scream at the TV. I am an old fashioned girl when it comes to football; I really have no interest in it. I do however; have a serious interest in Superbowl FOOD.
The World’s Greatest Rib Roast
I love making Rib Roast this time of year. They are available and they are on sale!!! To me, cooking up that big honking hunk of meat is a true sign of the holidays. I have a recipe that is so easy, so delicious; you are going to fall in love with it too.
Canal Museum Opens At Lock C-5 in Schuylerville
On the recent Canal Inspection Tour given each year by Canal Corporation Director Brian Stratton, officials, citizens and dignitaries got a glimpse of a new museum that opened right at Lock C-5 in Schuylerville, convenient to boaters and landlubbers alike
BEN SORKIN RISING STAR
Ever since Benjamin Sorkin ’17 was a kid, the marina has been his laboratory. For as long as he can remember, his family spent their summer vacations at a remote cabin on Lake George in upstate New York. After earning his boating license at age 10, Ben began collecting old engines from the 1960s and restoring them to vintage condition. His prize project was a 1961 Glasspar G3 ski boat that he rescued from a barn where it sat unused for thirty years.