Join us at a wine and cheese party at the lovely home of one of our new members, Jenny deGarmeaux.
Friday, May 31, 7 pm
RSVP by May 24th.
For details, click here.
May 8, 2013:
Our Squadron Executive Officer Rick Ewen (right) and Safety Officer Art Steinberg (center) join Town of Greenwich First Selectman Peter Tesei as he officially proclaims May as Boating Safety Month. The proclamation was made on the Greenwich Police dock.
Hosted by Stamford Sail & Power Squadron
Supported by USCG Auxiliary and Greenwich and Darien Squadrons
Monday, June 3, 2013, 6:00 pm
West Beach, Stamford (off Shippan Ave, south of soccer fields)
Click here to see the March/April issue of The Harbor Light, our regular newsletter. This issue features several pictures from our Annual Meeting/Change of Watch.
April General Meeting – Greenwich Marine Police
This month our general meeting will present members of the Greenwich Police Department, Marine Division. They will discuss their missions and priorities and how they accomplish these through proper equipment and training. They will also be discussing their role in Homeland Security.
Wednesday, April 17, 7:30 pm, Greenwich Boat & Yacht Club.
Become a Skilled Boater
Obtain your CT Safe Boating Certificate from the best
All types of Boating:
Inland and Coastal,
Sail, Power, Paddle, Jet Ski
Bonus: Navigation
Supplement and two CDs
Exceeds CT State
Requirements
includes PWC certificate
May reduce Insurance premiums
Given over 6 Monday evenings
7:30 – 9:30 pm
Starting April 22, 2013
At Greenwich High School, Hillside Road, Greenwich CT
Cost: $70 for materials plus $29 to Greenwich Adult & Continuing Education (203-625-7474). Family discount available.
Click here to see the course description in the GACE Spring 2013 Catalog
Questions? Call our Educational Officer Andy Cummings: 914-953-3275
Our 8-session Piloting course covers the basics of coastal and inland navigation as it is 
done on recreational boats today. Although it embraces GPS as the primary navigation tool, the course covers enough of the traditional techniques so the student will be able to find his/her way even if the GPS fails.
The course includes many in-class exercises, developing the student’s skills through hands-on practice and learning. Topics covered include:
The course will be given at Greenwich High School in association with Greenwich Adult & Continuing Education. For more information, click here.
