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A screen shot submitted by Winston Fowler. Let’s hope we “turn the corner” on COVID soon!
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Federal Judge Vacates Trump-era WOTUS Rule Replacement
A federal judge has thrown out the Trump administration’s rule that gutted water quality protections put in place during the Obama administration. The challenge of the Trump rule was brought by six Native American tribes, who were represented by Earthjustice.
The Trump WOTUS revision removed protections for 18% of streams and 51% of wetlands in the U.S.
Federal judge vacates Trump-era WOTUS rule replacement
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North Carolina Coast’s History: Varnamtown’s Fishermen 1938 by David Cecelski
Photographer Charles Farrell captured how mullet fishermen in the fall of 1938 “made do,” as historian David Cecelski explains, on Bald Head Island during the Great Depression. Bald Head Island Marina is a CRUISERS NET SPONSOR!
Our Coast’s History: Varnamtown’s Fishermen 1938
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SCDNR Horry County Office Closure Extended, Aynor, SC
The Horry County SCDNR office is closed due to COVID related staff shortages. The closure has been extended through Labor Day.—- NEWS RELEASE —-
For Immediate Release
SCDNR Horry County office will be closed temporarily
AYNOR, S.C. (Aug. 24, 2021) — The SCDNR Horry County Boat Titling and License Sales Office will be closed this Wednesday through Friday (August 25-27th) due to staffing shortages and Covid related issues.SCDNR sincerely apologizes for any inconvenience this temporary closure may cause to our customers.
Recreational hunting and fishing licenses, tags, and permits can still be purchased online at: https://www.dnr.sc.gov/
legallicense.html . Please note that a small convenience fee may be included for online transactions.Licenses and permits can also be purchased at any of more than 500 license vendors located across the state, including big-box retailers and locally-owned sporting goods, hardware, or bait-and-tackle shops, or at regional SCDNR offices.
Boating transactions can be processed by mail. Visit the boat registration and titling page on the SCDNR website for more information, frequently asked questions, downloadable applications and other assistance related to the requirements for registering and titling boats and motors at: https://www.dnr.sc.gov/
boating/Titling_and_ Registration/index.html 
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What’s Behind Outer Banks Names – Roger Payne
Geographer Roger Payne has recently published his second reference guide to the names of places along the Outer Banks.
Geographer explains what’s in Outer Banks place names
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Report Stranded or Entangled Sea Turtles to NOAA Hotline
If you spot a stranded or entangled leatherback, loggerhead, green or Kemp’s ridley sea turtles, call the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Sea Turtle Stranding and Disentanglement Network for help at 866-755-6622.
Report stranded, entangled sea turtles to NOAA’s hotline
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NC Coast’s History: Remembering 1930s Sneads Ferry
Through Charles Farrell’s photographs of Sneads Ferry in the 1930s, historian David Cecelski learned the stories and people of Onslow County fishing village.
Our Coast’s History: Remembering 1930s Sneads Ferry
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Safety Concerns as Myrtle Beach Leads State in Intracoastal Waterway Boat Crashes
More watercraft were involved in crashes along the Intracoastal Waterway in Myrtle Beach than anywhere else in the state last year, according to a 2020 report from the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.
Intracoastal Waterway in Myrtle Beach leading state in boat crashes, data shows
WBTV.com/newsSafety concerns increase as more boaters enjoy the Intracoastal Waterway | WPDE
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- Reply to Susan
We made the mistake, while traveling north on the ICW, of passing through the Myrtle Beach section on a Sunday in April. It was awful. We are in a 36foot sailboat. There were many many jet skis buzzing past, swerving in and out. Power boats passing us very closely! It was the most dangerous part of our trip.
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Susan Woods Bamonto don’t forget the over loaded boats and some towing people on tubes…and the day started so beautifully.
- Reply to Phil
I'm not surprised the Myrtle Beach area ICW leads in boat crashes. We see all kinds of craziness whenever we travel through there and I have a photo that says it all.
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Lowcountry Maritime School August Newsletter, Charleston, SC
The Lowcountry Maritime School of Charleston, SC was organized to promote and support their primary mission: educating youth through boatbuilding and maritime skills.
Click here for LMS August 2021 Newsletter
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Highfield Dinghy Spotted at Staniel Cay Yacht Club, Exumas, Bahamas
Cruisers Net Team Member, Winston Fowler, took this photo of a dinghy from Highfield Boats, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, at Staniel Cay Yacht Club, also a CRUISERS NET SPONSOR!
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Dowry Creek Named NC Clean Marina, Belhaven, NC, AICW MM 131.5
A longtime CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, Dowry Creek Marina is under new management and ownership by the Zeltner family who want to roll out the red carpet to transients, doing whatever you might need during your visit. This highly praised and transient friendly marina lies off the AICW/Pungo River north of Belhaven, NC.
Dowry Creek Named NC Clean Marina
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What a wonderful marina to stay at. Clean, organized and friendly. Will always be a part of our travels. Thanks to all staff.
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Fishermen’s Village September Calendar of Events/Entertainment, Charlotte Harbor, Punta Gorda, FL
There is always plenty to do around Charlotte Harbor, especially during the Summer and Fall. While berthed at Fishermen’s Village Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, you are certain to enjoy visiting Western Florida’s beautiful Charlotte Harbor/Peace River.
Fishermen’s Village September Calendar of Events and Entertainment
Kathy Burnam
Marketing/Events Manager941.639.8721
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Aug 21 Theatre Production Cancelled, Gulfport, FL
Gulfport Municipal Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, and the City of Gulfport always have a full calendar of events for all ages. The marina and harbor, found on the northern shores of Boca Ciega Bay, are easily accessible from the Western Florida ICW, just north of Tampa Bay.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, this weekend’s performance of “Hooked on a Bad Spirit” has been cancelled. At this moment no makeup date has been scheduled. For questions and refunds, please call Tron at 754-367-1492.
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14t Annual Intracoastal Waterway Cleanup, Sept 4, Palm Coast, FL
Registration is currently open to participate in the 14th Annual Intracoastal Waterway Cleanup on Saturday, September 4 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event attracts volunteers with a passion for protecting and enjoying nature by removing the trash within their developments or along city paths, walkways, and waterways.
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Shared Photo: Myrtle Beach ICW Recklessness
This photo of reckless boating on the ICW in Myrtle Beach was submitted in support of comments made by Phil Barbalace regarding Myrtle Beach Leads State in Intracoastal Waterway Boat Crashes. Thank you for sharing Phil! One picture says more than a thousand words.
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North Carolina Coast’s History: Menhaden Fishing Days
David Cecelski looks further into the work of photographer Charles A. Farrell, who documented fishing communities across the North Carolina coast in 1930s, including the menhaden industry in Beaufort and Southport.
Our Coast’s History: Menhaden Fishing Days
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Climate Change Report from the United Nations
Climate change is changing Earth in ways that are “unprecedented” and “irreversible,” according to a report released by the United Nations on Monday.
‘Unprecedented’ and ‘irreversible’: U.N. releases blistering assessment of the state of climate change
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Gateway to the Gulf Newsletter from the City of Gulfport, Fl, August 9, 2021, Boca Ciega Bay
Gulfport Municipal Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, and the City of Gulfport always have a full calendar of events for all ages. The marina and harbor, found on the northern shores of Boca Ciega Bay, are easily accessible from the Western Florida ICW, just north of Tampa Bay.
GECKO BALL POSTPONED
City of Gulfport, FloridaGateway to the Gulf NewsletterWeek of August 9, 2021
This Weeks Events/Meetings
Gulfport Fresh MarketTuesday, August 10th9 a.m. – 2 p.m.Join us weekly at our open-air fresh market for the region’s freshest produce, arts & crafts from local creators and a fresh array of locally sourced botanicals along the shops and restaurants of scenic Beach Boulevard.For more information or to register to become a vendor, please visit http://visitgulfportflorida.com/gulfport-tuesday-market/ 
Ballroom Dance LessonsTuesday, August 10th12 pm – 3 pmwith Carol BakerGulfport Casino Ballroom$10.00 admissionCall 727-798-3660For additional information on the Gulfport Casino Ballroom weekly dances, please visit https://mygulfport.us/recreation/casino/weekly- dances/ 
Argentine Tango Dance & LessonTuesday, August 10th6:30 pm – 11 pmwith Kathleen & Steve PrucherGulfport Casino Ballroom$10.00 admissionCall 727-742-3368For additional information on the Gulfport Casino Ballroom weekly dances, please visit https://mygulfport.us/recreation/casino/weekly- dances/ 
Virtual Neighborhood Watch MeetingWednesday’s at 1:30 p.m.Broadcasting “on Facebook” Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m. Check on updates for your area and learn about recent incidents related to vehicle, residential burglaries, BOLO’s and stolen vehicles.For more information, please contact Mr. Jim Wright Volunteer Coordinator at 727-893-1022 or jwright@mygulfport.us.
Board of Adjustment MeetingWednesday, August 11th at 6 p.m.City HallContact: 727-893-1012
Swing Dance & LessonWednesday, August 11thw/ Swing TimeGulfport Casino BallroomLesson 7 – 8 p.m. | Dancing 8 – 11 p.m.$10.00 admissionFor additional information on the Gulfport Casino Ballroom weekly dances, please visit https://mygulfport.us/recreation/casino/weekly- dances/ 
CANCELLEDLatin Night at the Gulfport CasinoThursday,August 12th6:30 – 11 p.m.w/ Carol RiveraGulfport Casino Ballroom$10.00 admissionCall 727-254-6563For additional information on the Gulfport Casino Ballroom weekly dances, please visit https://mygulfport.us/recreation/casino/weekly- dances/ 
16th Annual Gecko CrawlSaturday, August 14th, 4 – 9 p.m.Downtown Waterfront DistrictThe 16th annual Gecko Crawl will help again usher in “Gecko Season” in Gulfport with an opportunity to sample drinks at various locations, a poker run, and a festive after party in Gulfport’s colorful Waterfront District at Salty’s Gulfport at 9 p.m.Advance tickets will go on sale July 4th for $20.00 at Gulfport Beach Bazaar (3115 Beach Blvd. S.) or online at http://visitgulfportflorida.com/purchase-tickets/ . Tickets are limited to 250 participants and advanced purchase is encouraged, as this event does sell out. Follow Gecko Crawl on Facebook: Gecko Crawl 2021Upcoming Events/Meetings
Ask a City Councilor EventThird Tuesday Fresh MarketTuesday, August 17th, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.Gulfport Welcome CenterGulfport City Council will be hosting an opportunity, every third Tuesday of the month, for residents to get to know their Councilmember, ask questions, and provide comment from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. at the Gulfport Merchant Chamber of Commerce’s Welcome Center, 3101 Beach Boulevard South.For more information, please visit https://mygulfport.us/city-council/ward-1/ or call City of Gulfport Vice Mayor, Ward 1 Representative, April Thanos at (727) 826-7138.City Council MeetingTuesday, August 17th at 6 p.m.City HallContact: 727-893-1012
Mobile Food PantryAugust 19th, 3 – 5 p.m.Gulfport Recreation CenterFREE pre-packaged box of grocerieswhile supplies last.For more information or volunteer opportunities, please call 727-443-4031 ext. 506 or email info@hopevillagesofamerica.org. 
Gulfport Historical SocietyFlorida Summer Cinema SeriesFriday, August 20th at 8 p.m.Gulfport Historical MuseumJoin Gulfport Historical Society for the August edition of our Florida Summer Cinema Series!This month’s movie tells the story of Jack Chester, a stressed-out air traffic controller who goes on vacation with his family. Things don’t exactly go as planned, and a final showdown between Jack and the owner of his dubious rental property takes place, of course, as a boat race! Much of the film was shot in St. Pete and several local landmarks make an appearance, including the old St. Petersburg Pier and the old Sunshine Skyway. This film is rated PG.Pack a picnic, bring chairs, and join us for the screening on the back lawn of the Gulfport History Museum. Doors open at 7:30, film begins at sunset. This event is free and open to the public.We offer a huge thanks to Ken Simmons, a wonderful supporter of Gulfport Historical Society, who is sponsoring our August film.For more information, please visit https://www.gulfporthistoricalsociety.org/ 
Third Saturday IndieFaireSaturday, August 21st from 5 – 9 p.m.Downtown Waterfront DistrictWelcome to Third Saturday IndieFaire! IndieFaire features high quality local art and contemporary crafts from across a wide range of mediums, as well as jewelry and locally sourced botanicals in an outdoor and socially distanced manner along scenic Beach Boulevard in downtown Gulfport.For more information, visit http://visitgulfportflorida.com/indiefaire/ 
Hooked on a Bad Spirit “The Encore Show”Saturday, August 21st at 8 p.m.Catherine Hickman Theater, 5501 27th Ave. S.The jaw-dropping stage play that’s going to have you on the end of your seats. Locked up for over a decade, “Hook” is free and more sneakier than ever. On A mission that only a bad spirit can carry, he has to battle those that’s most closest to him to succeed, FAMILY! When Family is involved all hell is bound to break loose. Deep secrets, lust, greed and laughs galore is waiting as “Hooked on a Bad Spirit”, the new stage play is brought to YOU! Buckle your seatbelt cause this is a ride you don’t wanna miss!For tickets call Tron Montgomery at (754)367-1492. Cash App and Zelle is accepted. Cash App name $ThatGotdamnTron. Tickets can be delivered personally or picked up at Will-Call the night of the show. PLEASE BRING YOUR ID
The Gulfport Senior Center PresentsThe Saving Claire Falls Prevention Project“An Innovative and Effective Way to Reduce Falls”Tuesday, August 24th at 2 p.m.Senior Center (Dining room), 5501 27th Ave. S.To learn more, watch the trailer for the Saving Claire documentary at https://vimeo.com/378831060or visit www.savingclaire.com
Fourth Thursday Mobile Food ProgramThursday, August 26th, 4:30 – 6 p.m.Gulfport Lions Club4630 Tifton Drive S.For more information on Feeding Tampa Bayand how you can help, please visit https://www.feedingtampabay.org/ For up-to-date information about the Gulfport, Florida Lions Club, visit their Facebook page at, https://www.facebook.com/Gulfport-Lions-CLub- 217119635155854/ 
Gecko BallSaturday, August 28th, 6 – 11 p.m.Gulfport Casino Ballroom, 5500 Shore Blvd. S.The Gecko Ball is one of Gulfport’s most popular events, featuring music, dancing, a costume contest, silent and live auctions, the Gecko Queen coronation, and a cash bar.Guests are highly encouraged to dress in American Bandstand or Gecko themed costumes, or a combination of both!Gecko Ball tickets will be available starting July 4th. Tickets are $25 each and may be purchased in person at the Gulfport Beach Bazaar (3115 Beach Blvd. S.) or online at http://visitgulfportflorida.com/purchase-tickets/ . Tickets for guaranteed seats at tables of 10 are available for $30 per seat, and must be purchased in one transaction at the Gulfport Beach Bazaar.For more information and updates on the Gecko Ball, go to and “like” the Gecko Ball Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/geckoball/ .
First Friday ArtwalkFriday, September 3rd from 5 – 9 p.m.Downtown Waterfront DistrictGulfport’s First Friday Art Walk occurs each month from 5pm – 9pm. The downtown area comes to life with artists, musicians and art appreciators. The Gulfport First Friday Art Walk is free to attend with free parking. Hosted by the Gulfport Merchants Chamber, all safety protocols are met and exceeded to ensure a safe and entertaining night for the entire family.Come join us with free live music up and down the street. Follow the flags for artist clusters, displaying paintings, jewelry, glass, mixed media sculpture and more. First Friday Art Walk is a juried event that welcomes emerging and professional artists in all media to engage our arts loving community in a safe, creative and socially distanced manner. Come join us each First Friday of the month and get inspired! For more information, please visit http://visitgulfportflorida.com/first-friday-art-walk/ 
First Friday Pop-up Dance PartyFriday, September 3rd from 7 – 10 p.m.Gulfport Casino Ballroom, 5500 Shore Blvd. S.Head to the historic Gulfport Casino on the waterfront for live music and cold drinks. Every First Friday, $10 gets you into the First Friday Pop-Up Dance Party. Local musicians will get you moving, and the bar will open. After you’re done soaking in the art in downtown Gulfport, head to the Casino to soak in some live music. Dance the night away… at least, until 10 p.m.For more information, please visit https://www.gulfporthistoricalsociety.org/ 
20th Annual GeckoFestSaturday, September 4th, 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.Downtown Gulfport Waterfront DistrictBeach Blvd. S.Gulfport invites you to the 20th Annual GeckoFest, celebrating the end of summer with its largest festival of the year, honoring this waterfront village’s unofficial mascot and favorite reptile, the Gecko!This year’s theme is “American Band Stand”! The theme offers inspiration for a wide array of costumes from the 50′ through the 80’s, as well as music, dancing, food and drink. Festival-goers are always encouraged to arrive in costume.Parking and admission to GeckoFest is complimentary and the event is pet and family-friendly. For general information, please visit http://geckofest.com/ or call 727-322-5217.Community Outreach
The Atlantic basin hurricane season begins June 1. Getting prepared for any type of disaster is a simple matter and it starts with knowing what you will need to do. It’s the first step to keeping yourself and your family safe.If a disaster were to hit today, would you be ready? Could you, your family, and property survive? Are you prepared? What would you do? Where would you go? These are the basic questions everyone is faced with when a flood, hurricane, or any other disaster heads our way.
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Making sure you and your loved ones will survive the storm is a year-round task that requires attention to your personal business, your family members, your home and your vehicles. It is not a task that can be done in just 24 hours, so start your planning now!
COVID-19 Response & RecommendationsWhere to Get HelpFor information on eviction and foreclosure Assistance, Pinellas CARES financial assistance, food pantry distribution sites, pet care assistance and more , please visit https://covid19.pinellascounty.org/where-to- get-help/ .Contact 211 Tampa Bay Cares by texting your zip code to 898211 or dialing 211 (available 24 hours a day).Pinellas County has also established a dedicated COVID-19 webpage where citizens can find in-depth information on the virus, links to resources and regular updates.
Pinellas County Mobile Collection Events &Haz-to-Go TruckMobile Collection Events and the Haz-to-Go Truck are convenient ways to safely dispose and recycle chemicals and electronics, such as old computers, TVs, paint, fluorescent bulbs, and fertilizer. These events and collection sites are FREE to Pinellas County residents.Call 464-7500 or Email waste@pinellascounty.org
The Gulfport Public Works Department located at the 49th Street Neighborhood Center (1617 49th St. S.) is an official collection site for rechargeable batteries!Only batteries weighing 11 lbs. or less, and cellphones (with or without their batteries) are accepted. The Call2Recycle program does not accept wet cell batteries.Rechargeable Batteries Accepted:• Lithium Ion (Li-Ion)• Nickel Cadmium (Ni-Cd)• Nickel Metal Hydride (Ni-MH)• Nickel Zinc (Ni-Zn)• Small Sealed Lead Acid (SSLA/Pb)Batteries NOT Accepted:• Single-use (Alkaline, Lithium etc.)• non-rechargeable batteries• Wet cell Ni-Cd• Wet cell lead acid vehicle batteries
For questions, please call the Public Works Department at 727-893-1089.
Gulfport Recreation CenterVPK ProgramPre-registrations are currently being accepted for the 2021-2022 VPK Program. VPK is FREE for children who live in Florida and who turn 4 years of age by September 1st. Parents must apply with the Early Learning Coalition of Pinellas, Inc. and receive a Certificate of Eligibility to attend the program.For more information, please call 893-1068.
City of Gulfport Senior Center Telephone Reassurance Program:Keeping you Safe and ConnectedThe City of Gulfport Senior Center’s Telephone Reassurance Program is a free service for Gulfport Residents 50 years of age or older. Volunteers provide daily phone calls to registered members and provide comfort, security, and peace of mind to members and families.Registration is simple and free. If you or someone you know could benefit from this service during this difficult time, please call (727) 893-2237 and register today.
Catch A Ride With GEMSGEMS door-to-door transportation has provided independence & freedom to elderly and disabled residents of Gulfport for over 40 years.Any Gulfport residents 55 & older or residents with a disability can take advantage of GEMS door to door service for a yearly membership of $70 plus $2 per ride.For more information, call 893-2242.
Check out all the Virtual Events the Gulfport Public Library has to offer on their Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/GulfportLibraryFL .
Gulfport Library is Open with Limited Service5501 28th Ave. S. | 727-893-1074
Gulfport on the Go!Get the City AppThe City App for iOS and Android mobile devices, allows residents to connect more conveniently with City government to report issues and request non-emergency services.For more information, please email info@mygulfport.us or call 727-893-1118.
Do you love Gulfport and wish you could be here all the time? Check out our live streaming cameras to see what you are missing. From beaches and volleyball to dining and special events; Gulfport has it all! After all we are one of the most fun and exciting cities on the Gulf coast!
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Online access to the City of Gulfport Municipal Code is provided at the following link: Gulfport, Florida – Code of Ordinances
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Critical Ocean Current Headed for Collapse
Human-caused warming has led to an “almost complete loss of stability” in the system that drives Atlantic Ocean currents, a new study has found — raising the worrying prospect that this critical aquatic “conveyor belt” could be close to collapse.
A critical ocean system may be heading for collapse due to climate change, study finds
The Washington PostA Crucial System of Ocean Currents Is Faltering, Research Suggests
The New York TimesClimate Scientists Detect Warning Signs of Gulf Stream Collapse
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- Reply to john
Seriously , Is this some what like the movie on this same subject ??
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Lobster Season Opened in the Keys August 6
Lee Starling, who’s known as “Lobster Lee” in Key West, has been diving for spiny lobster and other fish for more than 25 years. While scouting his various spots before opening day, Starling said he thinks the lobsters may have checked in early to the Keys. The season runs August 6 to March 31.
CHASIN’ TAILS: LOBSTER SEASON OPENED AUG. 6
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