GLCCSchool In The News!
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Check out the recent buzz about GLCCSchool in the boating press!
News Releases announcing GLCCSchool’s upcoming 2013-14 class year were recently sent to over fifty publications and almost 200 yacht clubs and boating organizations. Over a dozen on-line mentions have already been spotted, with more anticipated in the coming weeks.
Following is a sampling of GLCCSchool articles already published in the on-line boating press. Keep an eye out for additional articles in the on-line and print publications you receive.
Blue Water Sailing’s online Cruising Compass, where GLCCSchool.com was named website of the week!
· Good Old Boat Magazine's Newsletter
· US Naval Sailing Association (Facebook page)
· USPS Ensign (Facebook Page - September 5 Post)
· … and more
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Are you going to the 2024 Rendezvous in Escanaba? Is your home port not in Lake Michigan? Then this webinar is for you!
Making the leap to that first longer-distance overnight passage can be intimidating. It shouldn’t be. From this webinar you'll gain the confidence to undertake longer passages including overnights, sharply expanding your cruising horizons. Plus, you'll find that longer passages definitely add a special dimension to the cruising experience.