The San Francisco Yacht Club in Belvedere has scrapped plans to add an additional 1,500 square feet to its Beach Road complex because of practical challenges and objections from some club members and residents, its commodore said.

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Among the 47-strong Melges 24 Class, Tiburon, CA skipper Kristen Lane set something of a milestone in the biggest fleet of the regatta. Lane is the first female skipper to win a major, big fleet event in this class for as long as anyone can remember…

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The 2011 Opening Day on the Bay will be held Sunday May 1, 2011

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Bay Crossings: “It’s Opening Day on the Bay!”

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Authorities have recovered the body of a Santa Rosa man who disappeared Dec. 11 after he fell overboard from a sailboat in Richardson Bay.
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Marin Independent Journal
WATERVILLE VALLEY, N.H. – Belvedere residents Ali and Jack Kariotis competed in freestyle skiing Junior Olympics on Monday, with Ali earning a gold medal in her age group on the halfpipe.
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PONCE DE LEON trudged through the Florida Everglades, searching in vain for the fountain of youth. Rich Clark, 71, found it in the warm waters of Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.
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This weekend marked the final installment of the Corinthian Midwinters, and much like last month’s, featured a wet day and a dry day. The rain held off on Saturday, and in its place was br…
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Grieving Canadian figure skater Joannie Rochette broke down in tears after finishing her Olympic Games short program on Tuesday night, just two days after her mother’s death.

Ice hockey favor both mass and agility. The bigger the
player, the harder his hits and the more difficult it is to knock him
off the puck. And the more agile he is, the faster he can react to the
high speeds and sudden direction changes that make the game so
exciting. Unfortunately, mass and agility tend to rule each other out. So how do hockey players strike a balance?
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Jaromir Jagr had insisted that the only things that emerged bruised and battered from his center-ice collision with Alex Ovechkin Sunday night were his feelings. Turns out the damage was more tangible.
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