Summer Newsletter
SUMMER ACTIVITIES
Sunset Cruises June/July/August
Cruises take place Tuesdays and Thursdays starting the week of June 6. All USPS members are welcome. Non-members may sign up for two cruises. Applying for membership lifts the 2-cruise cap. To register, contact Andy Papademetriou GreenwichSquadron@gmail.com
Our 2022 fleet consists of eight sail and power boats ranging from 26 ft. to 41 ft. and based in City Island, Mamaroneck, Greenwich, Stamford and Norwalk.
Raftups 12 noon July 16 and August 6
Sail over to our new 1,000 lb mooring in Greenwich Cove La 41 00′ 51″N Lo 073 34′ 44″W from noon onwards. Those without a boat can email David Leisten GreenwichSquadron@gmail.com who will coordinate a ride out. Bring refreshments to share.
Lobster Party 4pm July 16 Clambake Area, Greenwich Point Park, Old Greenwich. $40/person. Please RSVP to Vicki Malara GreenwichSquadron@gmail.com
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Click here to see the latest copy of our newsletter, The Harbor Light. Be sure to read the fascinating history of Greenwich Point Park (Tod’s Point).
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For all details, contact GreenwichSquadron@gmail.com
March 12, 9am – 5pm: SAFE BOATING CLASS.
Police Headquarters, 11 Bruce Pl, Greenwich CT
Register online: https://tinyurl.com/ABC31222
April 30, 10am: Flare/Up! Weed Beach, Darien.
Instruction on Flares. Bring your own flares or use ours.
May 13: Summer Kickoff Party, chez Cummings
Elegant hors d’oeuvres and drinks in Old Greenwich
SUMMER
Lobster Party at Greenwich Point, Sunday, July 31
Monthly raft-ups at our Mooring in Greenwich Cove
Weekly sunset cruises on our members’ boats from local docks
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Presenting the Winners of the Clipper “Round-the-World” Race!
There were cheers in Old Greenwich in July of 2018 as a father-and-son sailing duo took first-place honors as part of a crew in an around-the-world yacht race. “What an epic adventure! Hurricanes, icebergs, whales and fishing nets were just a few of the obstacles the sailors encountered during their 40,000-mile race.
At our next meeting, Benoît Ansart and his son Victor will thrill us with details about their experiences as crew members aboard the Sanya Serenity Coast.
Wednesday, October 20, 7 – 9 pm
Greenwich Boat and Yacht Club
9 Grass Island, Greenwich CT 06830
Co-Hosted with Darien Sail & Power Squadron
Light refreshments by Chef Cecile Delannes