​Leading Giants By the Helm
NEW JERSEY MONTHLY
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The bigger the ship, the safer it is at sea—and the more it needs the coastal knowledge and experience of the Sandy Hook Pilots to lead it to and from port without mishap. 

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Shifting Sands: Beach Damage on LBI
​NEW JERSEY MONTHLY

A tax map of every oceanfront property in Long Beach Township wraps around three walls of mayor Joseph Mancini’s office. Many of the 460 lots are highlighted in green; about 100 are white. Every home in green has signed an easement for beach replenishment.


​Squeezed Scallops Land High Prices
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With her shrimp-colored outriggers and a home port of Seaford, Va., it wasn’t hard to wonder what a boat like Carolina Queen III was doing so far up north when she ran aground  near Rockaway Inlet on Long Island last week. She was after scallops, which are fetching $12 a pound because supply is squeezed.


​Slavic Sailor Wants to Knock Out Record
​NEW YORK MEDIA BOAT

When Polish sailor Zbigniew Gutkowski introduces himself, your hand vanishes into a massive palm that could engulf a football better than that of most quarterbacks.
​“Gutek,” he says, and for a moment you think perhaps one of the Klitschko brothers has commandeered a 60-foot sailboat.  


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