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    • Jan 7, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      AIWA Newsletter, January 2026

      Cruisers Net is proud to be a member of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway Association, whose lobbying work is crucial to keeping the Waterway navigable and safe. Your membership dollars directly support their vital work. Please join and encourage your boating neighbors to do the same, regardless of their home port.

       
      Congress releases FY26 Energy & Water Appropriations Bill
      On January 5, 2026, top appropriators in the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives released text of three bicameral, bipartisan fiscal year appropriations bills: the Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies; Energy and Water Development; and Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies bills. All signs point to bipartisan support for passing the minibus bill prior to the upcoming deadline of January 30; however, no vote has yet been scheduled as of this article.The proposed Energy and Water Development bill would provide $58 billion in FY2026 funding to the Department of Energy, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps), and the Bureau of Reclamation. The allocation for the totals $10.44 billion, which is $1.74 billion over the FY2025 amount of $8.70 billion. Of specific interest to our association is the Operations & Maintenance Account (O&M Account) that funds dredging and associated projects along the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. The O&M Account includes $2.33 billion and the AIWA-specific breakdown is shown in the table and described below.

      VA – Albemarle Chesapeake Canal – President’s Budget Request- $3.597M, Final Appropriations Bill Amount – $3.597M
      VA – Dismal Swamp Canal – President’s Budget Request – $1.816M, Final Appropriations Bill Amount – $1.816M
      NC – President’s Budget Request – $12.490M, Final Appropriations Bill Amount – $16.712M, an increase of $4.222M over the President’s Budget 
      SC – President’s Budget Request – $9.213M, Final Appropriations Bill Amount – $9.213M
      GA – President’s Budget Request – $6.265M, Final Appropriations Bill Amount – $6.265M 
      FL – President’s Budget Request – $4.830M, Final Appropriations Bill Amount – $4.830M
      Total for the AIWW/IWW – President’s Budget Request – $38.211 Million, Final Appropriations Bill Amount – $42.433 Million
      Total for the New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway – President’s Budget Request – $1.715 Million, Final Appropriations Bill Amount – $1.715 Million

      The great news for the waterway is that Appropriators included Congressman Greg Murphy’s Community Project Funding request for an additional $4.222 million for North Carolina in their final bill. This funding was an advocacy goal for the Association for FY2026 and we are grateful for Congressman Murphy’s support.

      We also have the opportunity to secure additional funding through the Additional Dredging Needs funding pots included in the appropriations bill listed below:
      General Navigation – $509.482 million
      Inland Waterways – $47.243 million
      Small, Remote or Subsistence Navigation – $300 million

      Looking ahead

      We are hopeful that Congress will vote on the Energy & Water appropriations bill prior to January 30, especially since it is the result of bipartisan negotiations between the House and Senate. Fortunately, work continues unimpeded along the waterway and more projects are underway and planned for 2026 and beyond. We are also beginning to formulate our funding requests for FY2027, and will be meeting with Congressional members and staff in the coming months.

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      Below are links to the FY26 Energy & Water Appropriations Bill of interest to our members:

       
      AIWA Board of Directors ~ Gratitude for your support and service!

      As we begin the new year, we offer gratitude for all of our supporters and members in 2025, especially the organizational sponsors highlighted below. We would not be successful without your financial contributions to ensure our abilities as the Voice of the Waterway.

      We would like to introduce our association leadership for 2026: 
      The board is led by David Kennedy, Chair, BoatU.S.; Janet Zimmerman, Vice-chair, Florida Inland Navigation District; Devon Carlock, Treasurer, Cottrell Contracting Corporation; and Kristin Meira, Secretary, American Cruise Lines. Board members include: Dennis Barbour of NC Beach Inlet & Waterway Association, Paul Barger of Colonial Group, Ken Craig of Taylor Engineering, Mark Epley of McDonough Marine Service, Michael Gerhardt of Muddy Water Dredging Solutions, Richard Jaques of Cross State Towing, LA Mullis of Vulcan Materials Division, Ben Murray of the National Marine Manufacturers Association, Bos Smith of Stevens Towing, John Vannoy of Orion Group, and Kevin Wikar of Moffatt & Nichol. Thank you all for your service in 2026!

       

      10-Step Methodology for Effective Passage Planning 

      With the southern migration underway to warmer anchorages, we wanted to share the following blog posting from our friends and partners at Aquamap:Savvy navigators know that planning a passage includes a careful blend of seamanship, navigation, meteorology, and oceanography.  Even if the trip is one you make every season, the solution will differ because some variables will change.   I developed this 10-step methodology to ensure that all the bases are covered, and I use it when teaching marine weather and passage planning to students, and when planning my own voyages. It breaks the process into discrete, manageable chunks and is scalable for short hops or long voyages. Following these steps will allow you to optimize all the factors involved for a safe, efficient passage. 

      1. Know your boat – performance and constraints.  This includes performance under both sail and power.  Sailing polars are part of the picture, but ensure they are scaled for a cruise-laden boat with a non-racing crew.  When inshore, will your boat’s mast height or draft be a factor? Assess your boat’s cruising speed, available fuel, and range under power. Consider your available fresh water, including tankage and watermaking capacity. Does your crew have constraints, whether timing or physical?  Do you have the communications gear to support your navigation plan?  Evaluate your distance offshore against the range of VHF, cellular, or satellite communications.
      2. Climatology.  Studying long-term patterns for weather and currents over a geographic area is often the most overlooked step in the passage-planning process.  There are numerous resources, including pilot charts (paper and digital), cruising guides, the National Hurricane Center, and NOAA’s 6-month Climate Forecast System (CFS) model. Studying climatology helps you select the right ocean for the right season and provides insight into what to expect and prepare for. Some sources provide route guidance based purely on climatology – that’s a great starting point for long-range planning.
      3. Navigation plan. Whether you prefer paper or electronic, you need to use reliable, accurate charts of an appropriate scale.  I like to have a planning chart that depicts the entire route, and to supplement it with large-scale (small-area) charts for the departure, destination, and en route portions that require high-resolution data. You can find the correct scales in chartbooks or in electronic apps like Aqua Map.  If you primarily use a chartplotter underway, be sure to have backup charts on a smartphone or tablet. Plot the shortest navigable route to your destination, considering your draft and air draft. Use meaningful, transferable waypoints, especially if you’re working between paper and electronic charts.  Modify your route based on climatology (e.g., do you need to get east before turning south, anticipating trade winds?). Using a realistic cruising speed (remember step 1) and the distance on your navigable route, calculate the estimated time en route. Plot your anticipated daily progress on your chart – this will help focus your weather analysis.
      By: Captain Lisa Batchelor Frailey, Kinetic Sailing

      Read the remainder of the article on the Aquamap website.

       
       
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      The AIWA is a national non-profit organization with the mission of securing funding and support for the maintenance of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. We are the only organization dedicated to ensuring the future of the AIWW and proudly represent all stakeholders of the waterway. 

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    • Jan 7, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      BoatUS and Savvy Navvy collaborate to improve boat safety across the USA 

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      BoatUS is the leading advocate for boating safety in the US and A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR. 

       

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      BoatUS and Savvy Navvy collaborate to improve boat safety across the USA 

      BoatUS and Savvy Navvy partner to boost navigation confidence among recreational boaters 

       

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      Springfield, VA, January 6, 2026 –  With grounding incidents among the leading causes of on-water assistance calls in the United States, BoatUS and navigation technology company Savvy Navvy are thrilled to announce a partnership for recreational boaters to navigate more safely and confidently.  

      The partnership aims to address critical skills gaps, particularly among newer boaters who may lack experience with chart reading, tidal patterns, and route planning. Savvy Navvy – often referred to as “Google Maps for boats” – delivers an intuitive, all-in-one app that helps boaters plan safer routes with ease. Earlier this year, Savvy Navvy launched new features including NMEA Connect, which seamlessly integrates NMEA-enabled boat instruments with the app, providing real-time data and enhanced AIS visibility.  

      BoatUS, the Boat Owners Association of The United States, is the nation’s leading advocacy, services and safety group for recreational boaters. Providing on-water towing assistance to its members, this new partnership will enable its 740,000 members with a discount on a Savvy Navvy Premium account, providing enhanced access and functionalities for safer navigation.  

      “BoatUS does great work for its members, and its mission to eliminate preventable recreational boating accidents aligns perfectly with why we founded Savvy Navvy. As a leader in digital navigation, we firmly believe in formal training, understanding navigation, and knowing what’s going on in the background while the app is doing the heavy lifting. With human error and inexperience behind so many on-water incidents, this partnership enables more boaters to access Savvy Navvy, enhancing safety and peace of mind whilst out on the water,” says David Cusworth, Head of Partnership and Innovation at Savvy Navvy.  

      “We’re excited to partner with Savvy Navvy and offer our members a discounted rate to access the Savvy Navvy navigational app,” said Elio Betty, Director of Partnerships at BoatUS. “Our hope is to connect our members with a seamless navigational experience when on the water and ensure our members reach their destination safely.” 

      To become a member of BoatUS for only $25 annually and enjoy benefits such as the Savvy Navvy Premium Account, a subscription to BoatUS Magazine, complimentary DSC-VHF radio registration, discounts on marina fuel, transient slips, repairs and more, visit BoatUS.com/Membership.

       

      Unlike other navigation solutions, Savvy Navvy provides smart routing, giving users the optimal route and dynamic ETAs based on real-time data: departure time, chart information, weather conditions, tide, boat specifications, and local regulations. With more than 3 million downloads worldwide, the United States continues to be one of Savvy Navvy’s fastest growing markets. For more information, visit www.savvy-navvy.com. 

       

      About Savvy Navvy 
      Simplifying boating technology has always been the aim of savvy navvy, founded by lifelong sailor and ex Googler Jelte Liebrand. He was baffled at the amount of data sources you needed to get a clear picture of where you were, what the tide was doing, what weather to expect, how to plot your course to steer and how to find a good anchorage or marina and then how to share your plans with your buddies and family. He focused on tech that is already in the hands of most boaters. So, turning a phone or tablet into your boating buddy seemed like an obvious next step. In less than six years, savvy navvy has attracted global users from all over the world all using the app to help their experience on the water. As part of savvy navvy’s continuous growth, they have expanded to support kayakers, jet-skiers and paddleboarders with simplified navigation. Today savvy navvy is available on Android, IOS, PC and Mac and can be used on an unlimited number of devices. Find out more on www.savvy-navvy.com .  

      About BoatUS 
      Celebrating 60 years, BoatUS is the nation’s largest advocacy, services and safety group with more than 740,000 dues-paying members. BoatUS is the boat owners’ voice on Capitol Hill, fighting for their rights. The TowBoatUS® fleet is available 24/7 to assist our members on the water when boats break down or run aground with some 660 vessels and 330-plus locations across North America, bringing our members safely back to the launch ramp, marina or dock. On the road, we are The Boat Owners Auto Club™, helping ensure roadside trailer and tow vehicle breakdowns won’t slow you down. BoatUS offers GEICO boat insurance policies that give boat owners affordable, specialized coverage and the superior service they need. Award-winning BoatUS Magazine is the largest circulation recreational marine publication in the U.S. with engaging content that speaks to the passion for boat ownership, while our 501(c)(3) nonprofit BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean Water offers the nation’s only free online boating safety course and many other programs that keep boaters safe and our waters clean. Visit BoatUS.com for more information. 

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    • Jan 6, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 26.9291,-82.06339999

      Fishermen’s Village January 2026 Calendars, Punta Gorda, FL


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      Fisherman's Village Marina and Resort, Punta Gorda, FL

      There is always plenty to do around Charlotte Harbor. 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 January Calendars of Entertainment/Events

      January 2026 Sunset Beach Club Calendar 
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      941.639.8721

      kburnam@fishermensvillage.com

      www.fishermensvillage.com

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    • Jan 6, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 27.7403,-82.69619999

      City of Gulfport Monday Newsletter, Gulfport, FL


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      Gulfport Marina includes dry boat storage, ship store, bathroom, public boat ramp, parking, fueling stations, lighted range markers and guest docking facility.

      The City of Gulfport and Gulfport Municipal Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, 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

      Weekly news & updates
      January 5, 2026 | City of Gulfport, FL – Gateway to the Gulf Newsletter
      E-Newsletter: Monday, December 29, 2025

      Missed last week’s update? Click here to read it now.

      Upcoming Events

      See what’s happening this month.

      Senior Center E-news

      Click here to see what’s happening next.

      Library Calendar of Events

      Upcoming activities at the Gulfport Library.

      Recreation Center

      Click here to see all classes and activities.

      Gulfport Community Update

      Click here to read more.

      Gulfport Arts & Heritage

      Click here to see upcoming events.

      Gulfport City Hall & Facilities Closed

      Gulfport City Hall and facilities will be closed on Monday, January 19 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

      The Sanitation schedule will not be affected.

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      A Message from Mayor Love

      Good Afternoon, Gulfport,

      Just a reminder of what’s coming up this week in Gulfport:

      City Council Meeting, Tuesday, January 6 at 6:00 PM

      We will receive a presentation on the results of our Vulnerability Study, which looks at how Gulfport can better prepare for future challenges.

      Community Town Hall, Thursday, January 8 at 6:00 PM

      Please join us to share your ideas and provide input on the future of the marina property (formerly known as the Lions Club property). This is an important opportunity for residents to help shape what comes next for this space.

      Traffic Advisory

      Starting today, the northbound lane of 58th Street will be closed for construction and is expected to remain closed for several months. Please plan accordingly and use alternate routes when possible.

      I hope to see you at both meetings, your participation matters.

      -Mayor Love

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      Gulfport Community Update: December 14 – 20, 2025

      A big thank you to Gulfport City Council, residents, organizations, and community groups who participated in last Saturday’s Gulfport Community Holiday Parade. With Santa making a special appearance, your enthusiasm, creativity and holiday spirit made the parade a bright and joyful celebration, and helped make the afternoon a festive success.

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      City of Gulfport: Meetings Calendar January 2026

       

      • January 6, 2026 – City Council Meeting – 6:00pm (AGENDA)
      • January 7, 2026 – Planning & Zoning – 6:00pm (AGENDA)
      • January 8, 2026 – City Council Workshop – 6:00pm
      • January 13, 2026 – Senior Citizen’s Advisory Committee – 8:00am – Senior Center, 5501 27th Avenue South
      • January 19, 2026 – City Hall Closed – Martin Luther King, Jr Holiday
      • January 20, 2026 – Council Meeting – 6:00 pm

      All meetings are open to the public and are held in the City Hall, City Council Chambers, 2401 53rd Street South, In Person, unless otherwise noted. Meetings may occasionally be added, cancelled or rescheduled after this list is published. Please check the city’s website https://mygulfport.us for updated information.

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      Tuesday, January 6th | 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

      Downtown Waterfront District, Beach Blvd. S.

      The Gulfport Tuesday Fresh Market is a year-round open-air market held in Gulfport’s Waterfront District on Beach Blvd. below 28th Ave. S., 9 a.m. – 3 p.m., October – May & 9 a.m. – 2 p.m., June – September. It also offers a variety of independent shops, boutiques, galleries, its own beach and a large cluster of restaurants, all within easy walking distance. The Fresh Market offers visitors the opportunity for a relaxing day trip in a small town full of “Old Florida” charms.

      Ukulele Jam

      Tuesday, January 6th | 1 p.m.

      Gulfport Public Library, 5501 28th Ave. S.

      Join us for a ukulele jam session led by the Tampa Bay Ukulele Society. Music will be projected on the TV so just bring yourself and your ukulele. Check the Circulation desk to see if any of our ukulele kits are available for check out. See you there!

       
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    • Jan 6, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 36.0558,-76.61129999

      Looking Forward to an Extraordinary 2026, Edenton, NC [Albemarle Sound, NC]


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      Edenton, NC - the prettiest town in the South!

      A longtime CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, historic Edenton always has an exciting calendar of events and places to visit! Edenton is at the mouth of the Chowan River on the northwest shore of Albemarle Sound.​

      Looking Forward to an Extraordinary 2026

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    • Jan 4, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      The Case for the Compass – Passagemaker

       

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      Cruisers’ Net Weekly Newsletter – January 2, 2026

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    • Jan 2, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      Two Marinas Certified as Georgia Clean Marina Program – GADNR

       
       
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      Two Georgia Marinas Earn Georgia Clean Marina Certification

      Two marinas along Georgia’s coast have been newly certified under the Georgia Clean Marina Program, recognizing their commitment to protecting coastal waters and implementing environmentally responsible business practices.

      Safe Harbor Savannah Yacht Center in Savannah and The Ford Field and River Club Marina in Richmond Hill were certified Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2025, for adopting Clean Marina Best Management Practices (BMPs), which are designed to reduce or eliminate waterway pollution from everyday marina operations.

      The Georgia Clean Marina Program is a voluntary certification program allowing coastal Georgia marinas the opportunity to demonstrate their environmental stewardship through implementation of Clean Marina Best Management Practices (BMPs). Certified marinas are eligible to fly the Georgia Clean Marina flag and use the logo in their advertising and promotional materials, signaling to the boating community their commitment to protecting coastal waterways.

      Marinas are assessed in several areas such as fueling operations, boat washing policies and emergency preparedness to demonstrate the policies they have in place to go above and beyond in ensuring their operations are not negatively impacting their coastal environment. They must meet minimum requirements addressing all areas of marina operation to become certified. Certified marinas can use this designation to attract clientele that value the steps clean marinas have taken to be better stewards of our coast.

       

      These certifications mark the third cohort of facilities to earn designation since the Georgia Clean Marina Program was relaunched in 2023. The program is part of a national initiative and is administered through a collaborative partnership between the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Coastal Resources Division (CRD), University of Georgia Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant, and the Georgia Marine Business Association (GAMBA).

      “The continued growth of the Georgia Clean Marina Program shows how effective this partnership has been,” said Kelly Hill, CRD green growth specialist. “By working together, we’re helping marinas implement practical solutions that protect water quality while supporting a strong coastal economy.”

      Marinas play a vital role in Georgia’s coastal communities by supporting recreational boating, marine tourism, and local jobs. Most facilities are located in or near sensitive marshlands and estuarine waters, making environmental stewardship a critical component of marina operations.

      “These certifications demonstrate the marine industry’s commitment to balancing business operations with environmental responsibility,” said Lucy Bowie, GAMBA secretary. “Each new cohort strengthens the program and sets a positive example for marinas across the coast.”

      Bryan Fluech, associate director of extension for University of Georgia Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant, emphasized the long-term impact of the program.

      “The Georgia Clean Marina Program is a successful model of collaboration,” he said. “Each newly certified marina represents real progress toward conserving Georgia’s coastal resources for future generations.”

      Marinas interested in becoming certified may apply each fall and work closely with program partners throughout the year to meet program benchmarks. For more information, visit GeorgiaCleanMarina.org.

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    • Jan 2, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 32.1381,-80.8129999

      The Sea Pines Resort – February 2026 Events Calendar, Harbour Town Yacht Basin, SC AICW MM 565


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      Harbour Town at Hilton Head, with its familiar red-and-white-striped lighthouse, is a fine resort marina with an enormous number of amenities.

      Harbour Town Yacht Basin, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is ready for your reservation with newly renovated docks, upgraded electrical service and onSpot WiFi, also a CRUISERS NET SPONSOR. And, as always, numerous activities at the Sea Pines Resort are offered for your enjoyment, as you will see in the Event Schedule below. Hilton Head Island is absolutely marvelous any time of year.

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