Dan Mathers

Dan MathersDan Mathers is a freelance writer and publisher of the online New England outdoors site SixStates.net. He is a former associate editor for Offshore magazine, and his work has been published in Cape Cod Life, South Shore Living and Adirondack Life. For more information, visit danmathers.com.
Recent Articles by Dan Mathers
Sailor and Internet Pioneer Donates to Newport Marine Charities Sailor and Internet Pioneer Donates to Newport Marine Charities

An internet pioneer and avid sailor who once promised to donate to marine charities if he ever hired professional sailors to race with him has made good on his word. According to an article on YachtingWorld.com, Yachtsman Jim Clark...

» March 20th, 2011
Maine Receives Federal Boating Grant Maine Receives Federal Boating Grant

This week, Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announced Maine was one of 11 states awarded federal boating grant money as part of an effort to help fund construction of docks, boat slips, and other facilities to support recreational...

» March 20th, 2011
Boating Facilities Must Now Be Accessible To Disabled Boating Facilities Must Now Be Accessible To Disabled

The first major revision of the Americans With Disabilities Act in 20 years went into effect on Tuesday, and included are new standards requiring disabled access to boating facilities. The regulations apply to more than 7 million public places,...

» March 19th, 2011
Brewer Yacht Yards Increase Fuel Discount Brewer Yacht Yards Increase Fuel Discount

With the threat of high gas prices looming for this summer, Brewer Yacht Yards has announced it will double its fuel discounts to customers this season. Brewer, a chain of 22 full-service boatyards and marinas throughout New England, already...

» March 19th, 2011
Commerce Department Makes Concessions To Fishermen Commerce Department Makes Concessions To Fishermen

Reversing its policy, the federal Department of Commerce has agreed to grant significant concessions to New England fishermen, particularly those who have been victims of overly harsh law enforcement policies, according to a report from SouthCoastToday.com. U.S. Commerce Secretary...

» March 18th, 2011
EPA To Bury Contaminants In New Bedford’s Harbor EPA To Bury Contaminants In New Bedford’s Harbor

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced plans to address low-level contamination in New Bedford, Massachusetts’s harbor by burying and capping PCB-laden silt at the bottom of the harbor, according to a report from SouthCoastToday.com. EPA officials say they...

» March 18th, 2011
Mystic Seaport Examines Tattoos And Sailors Mystic Seaport Examines Tattoos And Sailors

Tattoos and sailors seem to go together like peanut butter and jelly. If you don’t believe that, just take a look at Popeye’s forearms. How many other cartoon characters do you know who are tatted-up? Now, Mystic Seaport in...

» March 18th, 2011
What’s in a Price? New Website Unveiled Today What’s in a Price? New Website Unveiled Today

A new website that reveals what dealers pay for boats went live today, despite protests from some dealers and boatbuilders who worry it will hurt their businesses. According to an article on TradeOnlyToday.com, the new website — www.SeeDealerCost.com —...

» March 17th, 2011
Coast Guard Rescues Fisherman Coast Guard Rescues Fisherman

A Coast Guard helicopter crewed medically evacuated an injured crewman from a fishing boat 50-miles south of Block Island on Tuesday. At roughly 7:15 p.m., the Coast Guard received a report from the captain of the New Bedford, Massachusetts...

» March 17th, 2011
New Apps For Cape Cod And Acadia New Apps For Cape Cod And Acadia

Want to plan a cruise to Acadia National Park or Cape Cod National Seashore? There’s an app for that. Anyone with an iPhone or Android can plan a trip to Acadia or Cape Cod National Seashore thanks to new...

» March 17th, 2011
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