RIMTA’s fiberglass recycling program is moving forward.

Being the only one of its size between Virginia and Florida, it will allow the facility to service much larger vessels.

Transmission manufacturer will remain in current location.

Wrestler known as Rhyno plans to be a hands-on owner at his Big Daddy’s Boatyard.

Marina owners in Minnesota and New Hampshire defend wakesports boats.

The WSIA, NMMA and ABYC plan to come together to deal with AIS.

AFTCO’s Bill Shedd has spent most of his adult life advocating for sport fishing.

The Scopinich family on Long Island have built their last Columbia.

VIDEO: MTAM is spearheading a shrinkwrap recycling program in Maryland.

Secretarial order will help prevent the sale of public lands that are important to recreation.

Lanier Tech will start the new program this fall.

The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council met in Georgia to discuss ways to improve access without compromising conservation.

Standley Lake will be closed because of concerns over zebra mussels.

A closed school in Maine will be converted into a showroom, with the gym providing heated boat storage during the winter.

A Milwaukee business will be renting restored, classic Glastron runabouts powered by Torqeedo electric engines to see the city by water.

The Puget Sound Naval Shipyard is evaluating robotic exoskeleton systems for its workers.

The Front Street Shipyard co-owner/president and marketing veteran plan to expand the facility.

The closure is for the state of Mississippi only, but signs of flooding are being seen across the lower river valley.

Legendary Marina turns its forklift operators into rock stars.

Seattle Boat Works’ strategy for keeping workers for the long haul.

Boatbuilding schools modernize to meet the demand for skilled labor.

The boat is verified as the original driven by Don Johnson, but one expert says the $20 million price tag is nowhere near market value.

The non-Mercury Racing engine is aimed at a wider variety of production boats.

Raymarine DockSense wouldn’t let us hit anything.

The system will be demonstrated at the Miami International Boat Show later this month.

The site was formerly occupied by Russell Athletics.

Battery technology needs to evolve for electric propulsion to compete with gas or diesel.

Lexus, VanDutch establish U.S. production facilities.

Italian influences on American design

Next-generation composites are making boats lighter, faster and stronger.

Homeowners say Molly’s Marine Service in Naples is hurting property values.

A 78-foot Numarine with the company’s new virtual concierge, Angel, is on display at the Consumer Electronics Show.

Mike Hood, owner of Union Foundry in Bellingham, Wash., shutters his family business after 112 years.

Audio alert system helps Pauline Dowell achieve on-water independence.

Marine Travelift CEO Erich Pfeifer has helped pioneer innovations in boat-moving equipment while expanding his company’s global network of clients.

Representatives from every state on Eastern Seaboard have voiced concerns.

The Florida builder hopes to add at least 50 workers.

The announcement that a landmark of the city’s waterfront, Jensen Motor Boat Co., is shutting down follows the closures of other yards in the last few years.

With FLIBS in our wake, we found two emerging trends at the vast show.

Groco president Don Gross comes from a family of logical thinkers who hold 23 company patents.

Isobutanol can replace E15, but there are hurdles.

Dealership now represents Fairline from Florida to Maine.

Westrec also upgrading marinas in Florida and Chicago.