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Life is just a Boat Ride
See You on the River
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It's Thursday
17 May 2012
Over 5
Million Boaters
Have
Already Cruised These e-waters
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Picture of the Day
Just
Another Boring Day
on
the River

The Picture of the Day.......
was sent to us by Caption Kevin Clooney
Caption Kevin Clooney
out of
Eagles Landing Marina
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Click here to go to the Boathouse Food and Deck website
Boathouse Ice & Fuel
The Boathouse Ice & Fuel (the old North Shore fuel dock) is
open
The Ship's Store is remaining as well as all the other services.
636-250-3301
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Yesteryear's Picture of the Day



Click to enlarge
YesterYear's
River Pictures of the Day in 2010
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were sent to us
by Jan DeSherlia of Grafton Harbor.
The top picture is of Tom Yates, owner of the BIG
KAHUNA cutting the ribbon at the Grand Opening.
The 2nd picture is of Dave Wilmouth and Kenny Turcott
from the The Keystone River Rats playing at the BIG KAHUNA Grand Opening.
Dave is from C-Dock at Grafton Harbor.
The 3rd picture is of Marina Ridenhour of F-Dock at
Grafton Harbor cashes in her gold for treasures with waitress Angie Garrett
after participating in the BIG KAHUNA Gold Rush.
The 4th picture
Saturday Night at the Big Kahuna was a Rockn' Good
Time!
Pictured are contestants from the BIG KAHUNA Contest.
The first contestant was our mystery man followed by Terri Pfeiffer from
B-Dock of Grafton Harbor and last but not least our 2010 BIG KAHUNA, winner
Greg Becker from C-Dock of Grafton Harbor. Congratulations Everyone!
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http://www.xtremelytropical.com/
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Cell Phone Holders Now
Available at Grafton Harbor
www.cellfoamholder.com
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Featured
Classifieds

1999 45FT SEARAY Express Bridge
1986 Baretta & Trailer
New Classifieds

Covered Boat Slip For Lease
2005 Cruisers 340 Express
FEATURED
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Two Branch
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50' Slip at Duck Club Yacht Club
FEATURED
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Leased River Lot With 33' 5th Wheel
33'
Carver Cabin Cruiser
2001
41ft. Sea Ray Express
FEATURED CLASSIFIEDS
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St. Charles, Mo
Washington,
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Click here
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for U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, ST.
LOUIS DISTRICT, RIVER & RESERVOIR DAILY REPORT.
Click here
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gauge location for current river levels, river forecast and flood
watches, warnings and advisories.
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Click here to go to Grafton Harbor's website
Grafton Harbor and
Flotilla 3-13,
U.S Coast Guard Auxiliary
Announces the 2012 Safe Boating Week
“FREE Vessel Safety Checks”
Saturday May 19th From 9:00 AM till 1:00 PM
Calling
All Kids
Come and Learn about Boating and Water Safety and get
a FREE Coloring Book
Where: At Grafton Harbor
When: Saturday May 19th at
11:00 AM
Presented by Grafton Harbor and the U. S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary
Join us for Cake and Ice Cream After
the Safety Class!!
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What's Going On At The River This Week Section......
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Navigation
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No new Navigation Notices
Click
here to go to the CG/COE website for the latest information
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Water
Patrol Division of Missouri Highway Patrol
No new News Reports
Click here to go to the Missouri State Highway Patrol website
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Click here to
buy your River T-shirts
and Accessories on-line..
Delivered right to you
mailbox in a few short days
or pick it up at
Baked T's,
6368
Delmar in The Loop, St. Louis, M0 &
save the shipping costs
314-727-4400
Click here for Map
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Mississippi River At Hannibal,
Missouri
Museum Centennial Celebrated With Gathering........
On
Tuesday, Crowds turned out to celebrate 100 years of the
Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum. Several dignitaries
spoke at the event, including Hannibal Mayor Roy Hark,
Missouri Representative Lindell Shumake, U.S. Representative
Blaine Luetkemeyer. Also present were the children
portraying Tom Sawyer and Becky Thatcher, as well as Jim
Wadell, who portrays Mark Twain. The event also included a
ribbon cutting to commemorate another 100 years of the
museum........
Click here to read this news story from hannibal.net.
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Alton Motorboat Club
Open House and Harbor Party this
Saturday, May 19th.
Food from the Kitchen and Morales
tacos. Boat Display. Voluntary boat inspections
by Coast Guard Auxillary. DJ from 4pm - 8pm.
Reprinted from Facebook
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Blessing of the Fleet Sad
News
Blessing of the Fleet Sad News to report, email from Marilyn
Aten:
Jeanette
Eberlin who was very active for many years with the Blessing
of the Fleet passed away this week. She was the media go to
gal for newspapers, radio and got the event on TV many
times. She may have been one of the original members.
Here is her obituary from the Post Dispatch.
Jeanette M. Eberlin
(nee Roux), Monday, May 14, 2012. Fortified with the
Sacraments of Holy Mother Church.
Beloved wife of the late James A. Eberlin Sr.; dear mother
and mother-in-law of Rita (Greg) English, James A. (Randie)
Eberlin Jr., Conrad Hoormann, Glenn Hoormann and Jean (Greg)
Vedvig; dear grandmother of Elizabeth, David, Erika,
Frankie, Mackenzie, Tyler, Kevin, Tina, Krista, Crissy,
Tiffany, Alexis, Jessica and Jennifer. dear great
grandmother, great great grandmother, aunt, cousin and
friend. Special thanks to her caregivers, Cathy, Pat and
Deb.
Jeanette proudly served the City and People of Hazelwood as
Ward 6 Councilwoman for 28 years. She also performed
community service roles as Mayor Pro Tem, Planning and
Zoning Commission and she was instrumental in bringing Mills
Mall to Hazelwood. She spoke of her fellow City of Hazelwood
employees and residents as the finest in the entire State of
Missouri. The world loses a great community servant, devout
Catholic, journalist, editor, speech writer, friend and
mother, who will be greatly missed by all.
Services: Funeral from HUTCHENS Mortuary, 675 Graham Rd.,
Florissant 9:15 AM, Friday, May 18 to St. Ferdinand Catholic
Church for 10 AM Mass. Interment Resurrection Cemetery.
Visitation 4-8 PM, Thursday, May 17 at Hutchens Mortuary.
Published in St. Louis Post-Dispatch on May 16, 2012
Darryll Weil
CaptainWeil Computer Services LLC, Telephone 314.303.2819
RiverWebCams.com
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Best View of the Bluffs
on the River !
Music by:
18th O'custic 8:30pm
19th Robyn Lee 7pm
20th Richardson 3pm -Patio
25th Lisa Jones 8:30pm
26th DJ 8:30pm
27th Hobo Empire Band -Pool Side
OPEN MEMORIAL DAY
June 2nd Michael Feldman 7pm
Summer Hours: Thursday
thru Sunday opening at 11:30am
Sun Set Sundays
Thursday:
$2 Wells & Burger Special
Friday:
$1.00 Cans
Saturday: $10.00 Domestic Buckets
Sunday/Funday:
2.00 Imports
Click here
for map from
MapQuest
Click here
for
website
Boat SLIPS AVAILABLE
314-706-2313
636 - 899 - 1093
Free WIFI
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News Release From BoatUS
Even Man's Best Friend Needs A Life Jacket
And More Safe Boating Tips for the Other "Friends"
ANNAPOLIS,
Md., May 16, 2012 – It doesn’t take National Safe Boating Week
(May 19-25) to remind us that life jackets are important, even
for man’s best friend. But no matter water dog or a lap dog, the
life jacket has to be right-sized – so how will you know it
fits? The BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety has released
“Foundation Findings #52,” the latest boating safety equipment
product testing series now chronicled in the June/July 2012
BoatUS Magazine, “It's a Dog's Life (Jacket).”
What are two key findings? With the dog in the life jacket,
first ensure that straps and buckles don’t rub sensitive parts.
This is especially important when the life jacket will be worn
dry, on deck. Dogs come in all shapes and sizes, but regardless,
also look for foam floatation centered on the dog’s body to make
swimming easy. Foundation testers also found that a lifting
strap or handle is a must. For a full look at all of the
Foundation Findings test results, go to www.BoatUS.com/foundation/findings.
National Safe Boating Week is also a great time to have
two-legged friends aboard, but before you head out, it’s a good
idea to brush up on a few safety tips. The Foundation has three
fun and practical ideas:
The “DockIt!” game, which has you practice the spectator sport
of boat docking, avoiding shoals and steering clear of boat
traffic, is found at www.boatus.com/games. Or, put yourself at
the helm of a speedboat with the Foundation’s “NavigateIt!”
game, where following the rules of the road will keep you from
sinking.
Going to have a youngster aboard but don’t have the right size
life jacket? The Foundation’s Kids Life Jacket Loaner Program
offers a range of children’s sized life jackets at over 570
locations across the country.
Don’t forget that a boat owner is also responsible for his or
her guests. So while it may be common practice to allow them to
drink, inebriated guests can really ruin a day when they become
a safety risk or injure themselves
This press
release reprinted by permission of Scott Croft of BoatUS.
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Click here
to go to Polestar Boating Center website
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Cache River Wetlands
In Southern Illinois
Prize Money Helps Students Repair Swamp Boardwalk........
A group
of students from the Creal Springs School known as the
Wetlands Warriors is using $15,000 in prize money to reopen
a boardwalk in a southern Illinois swamp. The prize money
was won last year from the Disney Planet national science
competition. The boardwalk enables visitors to stroll
through a floodplain forest. The boardwalk was damaged
during the 2008 floods........
Click here to read this news article from
prairiestateoutdoors.com.
The 92
mile long Cache River is located in the very southern tip of
Illinois, an area known as Little Egypt. The Cache River is
part of the biggest complex of wetlands in the state. The
Cache River Wetlands contains 91% of Illinois' high quality
swamp and wetland habitats. It is also the northernmost
cypress/tupelo swamp in America........
Source: Wikipedia online encyclopedia.
Click here to read more.
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Who's
Open... Who's Closed........
Cedar Hill Resort................ Open
Duck Club Yacht Club ....... Open
Big Kahuna........................ Open
Boathouse Food & Deck.... Open
Kinder's Restaurant............ Open .....
KJ's Place......................... Open..... Boaters
Welcome
Longshot Saloon................ Open
Palisades Yacht Club......... Open
Sundowners....................... Open
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Celebrating our 5th Year

STL Dogs Playing Saturday at
8PM
Friday Nite Steak Night
$10.95
Fried Chicken Plate $8.95 EVERY SUNDAY
Sundowners at the Yacht Club of St. Louis
105 Lake Village Drive
St. Charles, Mo
636 - 209 - 5472
SUNDOWNERS IS OPEN
Wed - Sun at NOON
Click here
to go to Sundowners website
Click here
for Sundowners' May events
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Two Rivers Marina
National Marine Day is on Saturday, June 9th........
There will be several
different events throughout the weekend. Please
come enjoy the activities and help others
DISCOVER BOATING! We have invited boat clubs to
come share in the festivities and also provide
meals throughout the weekend. We will have
additional information as we finalize the
details. We will also have discounted visiting
boater rates for that weekend.
Boat Show - We
have dealers bringing boats! There will be an in
and out of water boat show.
FREE PETTING ZOO!
FREE SAFETY INSPECTIONS - Coast Guard
Auxillary will be here to perform safety
inspections. Need to schedule appointment with
the office
LIVE BAND -
Saturday 8:30pm Notorious Night Crawlers
More events are posted on
www.tworiversmarina.com.
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Mark Twain Lake
Mark Twain State Park Beach Opens Friday........
On Friday, May 18,
the public swimming beach will open at Mark
Twain State Park. The swimming beaches at
Cuivre River, Lake Wappapello, Long Branch,
Pomme de Terre, St. Joe and Stockton state parks
opened last week. On May 25, the remaining
swimming beaches at Finger Lakes, Harry S.
Truman, Lake of the Ozarks, Thousand Hills,
Wakonda and Watkins Woolen Mill state parks will
open........
Click here to read this news release from
the Missouri Department of Natural Resources
website.
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River Road Renegades Ski Team......
We are looking
for New Sponsors!
The River Road Renegades are looking for additional sponsors. We
have a high visibility site located on the Great River Road and
Clifton Terrace the perfect place to put your company banner.
Our website had over 15,000 hit in 2011 and continues to climb.
We also handed out over 1000 ad books to spectators at our
weekly shows. Some of our major sponsors this year included:
Join the Team....Click
here for more information
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Click here to go to....
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 River
History....
On May 17, 1673 in River History...
French explorers Louis Joliet and Jacques Marquette began exploring the
Mississippi River, which they knew by the Sioux name which means big river
On May 17, 1849 in River History...
A devastating fire destroyed a significant part
of St. Louis and many of the steamboats on the St. Louis riverfront. This
was the first fire in United States history in which it is known that a
firefighter was killed in the line of duty.
The St. Louis Great Fire of 1849 was started on the evening of May 17, 1849
by a smoldering mattress aboard the steamboat White Cloud. The fire quickly
spread to an adjoining steamboat, the Edward Bates, which burnt free of her
moorings located on what is now Laclede's Landing. She drifted downriver,
spreading fire as she went. In a half an hours time, 23 steamboats were on
fire. The Great Fire would claim 418 buildings along 15 blocks...
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Your Eye on the River
Note: Some companies have
the webcam pictures blocked.
We are working to find a
"Fix" for it...
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The Boathouse Food and Deck
WebCam
Mississippi River on Dardenne
Slough UMR 222.2
Webcam uploads a new picture every 6
minutes..Hit refresh to update this live picture
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from this camera
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RiverBills Two Branch Area
WebCam
Mississippi River UMR 231.5
Webcam uploads a new picture every 6
minutes..Hit refresh to update this live picture
Click here for a larger picture and to view last 10 pictures
from this camera
Photo gallery and slideshow from the webcam pictures
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Polestar Boating Center
River
Weather Station
History for weather station KMOSTCHA4...Polestar Boating Center,
St.Charles, MO..
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Riverwebcams.com
What a
great place to advertise your business !
Contact us
for information on advertising your business on
Riverwebcams.com or for prices on getting a
webcam installed at your place.........
riverbill@prodigy.net
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Boat Sales
New Boat Sales Increase During 2011........
According to the National
Marine Manufacturers Association's annual Recreational Boating Statistical
Abstract, the sales of new boats increased during 2011, the first time since
2006. Leading the way was aluminum fishing and pontoon boats. This report
also reveals that boating participation increased by 10%, which is at the
highest level in 15 years. During 2011, the sales of retail boat, accessory
and marine services increased by 6%, to $32.3 billion........
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Blog

Clarksville, TN to Cheatham Lake and the Harpeth River
The courtesy dock at Clarksville lived up to it's name and was a
courtesy for sure. It was quiet and we slept like logs and woke
to another morning of dense fog. Our dock neighbor had already
departed by the time we got up at 6:30 and we enjoyed a relaxing
breakfast before Rosie attacked the bugs on the boat using the
morning dew as the cleaning agent.
I took Holly for a walk along McGregor Park and she didn't miss
barking at anyone and everything, but did walk proudly beside
me, albeit on a very short leash.
By 9 A.M. we were ready to depart as a young girl came down to
the dock and offered a hello before she sat down on the edge of
the dock and started assembling her morning joint. I can only
guess it was her first. I cautioned her to watch her legs as I
backed away from the accumulated river debris hugging the bow of
Swing Set and she gave a friendly wave goodbye. It was only her
absence of several teeth that prevented me from suggesting she
take a ride with us to the next port. This is a joke. The ride,
not the part about the teeth.
The Cumberland in this area is very narrow, and even more so
with the pool being so low. We passed the Clarksville Marina
which is still under construction but looks like it will be very
nice. Some workers gave a wave and gave a honk. We passed
several river homes stuck to the cliffs along the way, nice
views but very little river access.

This is the Clarksville Boat Club, a private marina right on the
river channel. I had called them the day before and was told
that they did have diesel, but their uncertainty as to when they
last filled their fuel tanks gave me enough information to pass
them by. I saw perhaps two vessels in the line up that may have
taken diesel, so my instincts were right on to not stop for fuel
at this place. No matter, we have plenty to get us to Old
Hickory Lake; still running on Hoppie's fuel.
We kept hearing about the necessity for AIS on the Cumberland
River due to the narrow channel and the many twists and turns
when encountering towboats. We haven't seen this to be the issue
if we pay attention, and the key is that we go slow. Running any
faster will just enrage the many fishermen we pass, so our pace
is good for not only seeing the barges ahead of time, but also
to keep the natives friendly and save on fuel.

We had called the Cheatham lock one hour before we
figured to arrive and was told that a southbound tow was in the
chamber and would be spit out in time for us to cruise in and
lock up into Cheatham Lake. We arrived one hour later on the dot
and hailed the lockmaster and was disappointed to learn that
there were some "difficulties" and it would be at least an hour
and a half before we could lock up. We took up residence among
several fishermen below the dam to wait it out and have
lunch...and a nap...and play with Holly...etc. etc. until nearly
three hours passed.
While we waited I called ahead for fuel availability as we will
need it eventually. Twenty five miles away there is diesel and
they are charging a very proud $4.99 per gallon for it. Seventy
five miles away we can get it for $3.69 per gallon. Guess where
we are going.
We had a couple of mishaps of our own as we raised our anchor and
found it to be twisted around in spite of our swivel at the
shackle, just to prevent what eventually happened. I don't like
Rosie to be putting her fingers anywhere around the windlass or
chain when something goes wrong, so I wound up leaving the
bridge to unsnarl the anchor from the chain.
We still pulled in right behind the southbound tow as he pulled
out, and grabbed a floating bollard and chatted with the
lockmaster a bit. He was sorry for our wait and before we pulled
away, he brought a little gift bag to us full of water safety
goodies and other trinkets. The coloring book and crayons are
already thrown into the trash. We might keep the
frisbee; at least until the first toss.
I had an anchorage in mind for the afternoon, but with the hold up
at the lock I picked a closer spot but it turned out to be a
bust. My intended mark was a place called Johnson's Creek and it
advertised a depth of 13 feet off the channel. Even with a
normal pool, Johnson wasn't co-operating so I made for my
intended anchorage in the Harpeth River, a spot I found this
morning on Active Captain.
The mouth of the Harpeth River off the Cumberland River was as
narrow as the chart suggested, but it looked deep once the cut
was passed and we were not disappointed. We slipped along in 30
feet of water for about a half mile before we came to a nice
pool that opened up and had a lot of privacy. The river seemed
to abruptly end right at the end of the pool we were in and the
depth below our hull dropped to 4.5 feet so we figured we were
at the end of the navigable river and dropped the hook.
The river looked to continue along some bluffs that I thought
would be fun to explore, so we popped the dinghy in, grabbed
Holly and a couple of Buds and took a ride.
Click link to continue
reading .
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Mon - Fri 9 -5:30 pm, Sat 9-4 pm, Closed Sun

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U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Public Affairs
Date: May 17, 2012
Contact: Bill Swank
Public Affairs Officer
bswank@auxpa.org
http/cgaux.org
News Release
National Safe Boating Week
WASHINGTON – The 2012 National Safe Boating Week
campaign kicks off Saturday, May 19 with Coast Guard
Auxiliary units promoting recreational boating safety
around nation. The campaign – which runs through May 25
-- is dedicated to helping boaters understand the need
for boating education and Vessel Safety Checks, as well
as the importance of wearing life jackets while boating.
“National Safe Boating Week gives us an opportunity to
reflect on the safe operation of boats on the water. The
incidents we study bring home the need for simple safety
precautions while underway,” said Coast Guard Auxiliary
National Commodore Jim Vass.
According to National Association of the Boating Law
Administrators report, total fatalities in 2010 dropped
to 672, the lowest number on record. The study also
found that almost 75 percent of all fatal boating
accident victims drowned, and of those, 88 percent were
not wearing a life jacket. There were 3,153 injuries and
approximately $35.5 million dollars of property damage
in 2010 as a result of recreational boating. Operator
inattention, improper lookout, operator inexperience,
excessive speed, and alcohol use rank as the top five
primary contributing factors in accidents.
“We encourage everyone to wear their life jackets and
use a ‘kill switch’ while boating, “ Vass said.
“Frequently, we see young children in life jackets, but
their parents are not wearing them. All of us need to
wear a life jacket to protect ourselves and set a good
example for others. I wish the boaters of America a safe
boating season.”
Coast Guard Auxiliary flotillas around the country will
be hosting special events to reinforce the safe boating
message during NSBW, including free vessel safety checks
at local marinas, boating safety classes and other
special events. Check your local newspaper for NSBW
events near you.
The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary is the
uniformed volunteer Component of the United States Coast
Guard created by an Act of Congress in 1939. The
Auxiliary, supports the Coast Guard in nearly all of the
service’s missions
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Boat Gear
Manufacturer
Raymarine Unveils Two Apps........
Recently, Raymarine
pulled the wraps off of a pair of free apps that
give users the ability to control e- and c-
Series multifunction displays with a tablet or
smartphone. The apps, RayControl and RayRemote,
are available for Android, Apple iOS and Kindle
Fire. RayControl turns a tablet into a full
function two way controller, as well as a
viewer. RayRemote changes smartphone screens
into full screen multifunction repeater
displays........
Click here to read this news article from
tradeonlytoday.com.
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Port Charles Harbor facebook
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River
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Click
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Last Weekend's Edition of
RiverBills....
Click here for last weekend's edition of RiverBills
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River
Levels & Water Temp
on your
Mobile Phone, Blackberry, IPhone, etc...
River Levels for Pool
26..............
http://www.riverbills.com/River.html
Alton to
Hannibal........................ http://www.riverbills.com/River-Mis.html
Hardin to
Peoria .........................
http://www.riverbills.com/River-Ill.html
Saverton, Louisiana, Clarksville...
http://www.riverbills.com/River-Lou.html
Add current river level
information to your mobile device. All you need is internet access... Simply
add one of the links shown above
River level information in the charts
is updated every 15 minutes to US Army Corps of Engineers data
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I-70
Boat & RV Storage
STORE YOUR TOYS WITH CONFIDENCE & SECURITY AT THE
BRAND NEW ST. PETERS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BOAT, PWC & RV STORAGE LOT !
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24/7 access with key pad
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Asphalt paved, no gravel
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Not in the flood plain
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120 Volts at each light pole, for chargers, pressure washers, etc
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Water available for pressure washing
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Free month with 12 month contract
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Rates from $30/month
  (314)
456- 1386
175 Iffrig Rd, St. Peters, Mo 63376
Click here for map from MapQuest
Click here to go
to Knights of Columbus Council 1587 website
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Send
Us Your News Tip !
If you see something that you think your fellow
boaters would be interested in, send us a news tip.
E-mail it to
RiverBill@prodigy.net and we will get it on-line.
Use your cell phone if it's setup for e-mail.
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River Networking

RiverBills.com......................................
Click here
Alton Marina........................................
Click here
Alton Motorboat Club...........................
Click here
The Big Kahuna. ................................
Click here
The Boathouse ..................................
Click here
Cedar Hill Resort..................................
Click here
Chuters
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Click here
Con Trios Yacht Club............................
Click here...
Dardenne Slough Harbor Hop................
Click here
Duck Club Yacht Club .........................
Click here
Eagles Landing Marina ........................
Click here
Grafton Harbor ...................................
Click here
Gypsy Rose Pirate Ship .....................
Click here
John's Boat Harbor ............................
Click here
Harbor Point Yacht Club .....................
Click here
Kinder's Restaurant .............................
Click here
Lake Center Marina .............................
Click here
Longshot Saloon .................................
Click here
My River Home..................................
Click here
North Shore Marina .............................
Click here
On-Site Marine Services......................
Click here
Palisades Yacht Club...........................
Click here
Polestar Boating Center.......................
Click here
Port Charles Harbor.............................
Click here
Sundowners Drink.Eat.Boat................
Click here
St. Charles Boat & Motor....................
Click here
St. Louis Boat & Sportshow................
Click
here
Two Rivers Marina .............................
Click here
US Army Corps of Engineers, St. Louis..Click
here
Woodland Marina..................................Click
here
World Wide Marine Training...................Click
here
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River
Updates from facebook
Alton Motorboat Club
Eric Hagedorn
Don'tRoger the openhouse and harbor party this Saturday May 19th. Food
fromthe kitchenand Morales tacos. Boat display. Voluntary boat inspections
by Coast Guard Auxiliary.And a D J from 4pm-8pm
The Boathouse
Boat delivery to 31st Street Harbor Chicago IL (3
photos)
Still have some time for a little boat biz! Just finished transporting Jason
Lietners boat from YCSTL to the new Chicago harbor on Lake Shore Drive, it's
beautiful!!
Cedar Hill Resort
Join us next weekend for our Memorial Day lunch special
Sat. May 26 through Monday May 28
-Jumbo Butter fried shrimp...
-Baby scallops...
-Smoked Pulled Pork..
-Slow Smoked Beef Brisket, served on bun with BBQ sauce...
-Slow Smoked Beef Brisket sliced thin with a roll...
-Slow Smoked 1/2 chicken...
Come Join Us For Memorial Day Weekend
Cedar hill
GraftonBig Kahuna
KauhunaFest 2012 Memorial Day Weekend! Join us for BBQ, BEER & BANDS by
the Water! CharlieDave's BBQ Co will be smokin' under the tent serving
brisket, pulled pork, chicken and ribs!
The Jody Grinder Band plays Saturday night and Likity Split is back to play
Sunday night!!!!
Lake Center Marina
What beautiful boating weather we are having couldn't ask for any better.
Marina is looking great. Water is low. If you haven't de-winterized your
boat now is a good time to get ready before Memorial Day weekend. First
Customer appreciation day Saturday, May 26, 2012. Hope to see you there.
Palisades Yacht Club
Music in May at PYC:
18th O'custic 8:30pm, 19th Robyn Lee 7pm, 20th Richardson 3pm -Patio, 25th
Lisa Jones 8:30pm, 26th DJ 8:30pm, 27th Hobo Empire Band -Pool Side
OPEN MEMORIAL DAY
St. Charles Boat & Motor
May Specials: Buy any Waverunner or Jet Ski during the month of May and get
a cover FREE! Call our sales dept. for special deals!
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Little John's 2012 Drag Boat
racing Schedule.
click here
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Mississippi River CAMS
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"File Photo"
From Lock and Dam 25

Lock
and Dam 25....
US Army Corps of
Engineers Camera
Click
here
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Live Image of Mississippi River at Winfield,
Mo.....
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Live Image
US
Army Corps of Engineers
Lock
and Dam 15....
US Army Corps of Engineers
Camera
Live Image of Mississippi River at
Rock Island, IL ...
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What`s Going on At The River This Week
And Weekend
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 KJ's
Place
1530 Highway J, Portage Des Sioux 63373
1/2 price
appetizers after 4pm on Saturdays with purchase of a meal
Sunday
breakfast hours are 9-12 , normal menu 12-8, bar hours 9am-10pm.
Welcome All Boaters !
Click here
for Map
from Map Quest
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Streetbeat

StreetBeat is playing at Grahams Bayou Bar and Grill Friday
night May 18 from 8:30-12:30. This is one of our favorite STL
“Joints” with a great Cajun/Key West menu. We are looking
forward to seeing our old friends once again for a summer of fun
and music! We’ve got some new tunes again, so grab a friend and
come on out!
We are not playing at
the Boathouse (Sharkys) on Saturday May 19th.
Bring your Dancing Shoes!
Hear the band here:
http://www.myspace.com/streetbeatstl
Check out their on-line songs at the Street Beat
website
Click here
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Missouri Water Patrol
Safety Education Classes.......
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05/19/2012 |
Missouri
State Highway Patrol Troop C
891 Technology Drive, Weldon Spring, MO 63304
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9AM - 4PM |
Click here to go to the Missouri State Highway Patrol
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Saturday, May 19
Con Trios Yacht Club Past Commodores
Party
Con
Trios Yacht Club
Past Commodores Party —
Saturday, May 19 at 2:00pm at Lake Center Marina.

The RiverBills Girls
Lauren and Sherri will be at the
Past Commodores Party
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May 19, Lake St. Louis
Antique and
Classic Boat Show
The 2nd Annual Lake St. Louis Boat Show is scheduled for May
19th from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM at Wind Jammer Point in Lake St.
Louis. Following the success of last year’s show, we are looking
forward to another great event. We welcome anyone with a classic
boat from the 70’s on back to bring their boat and participate
in the show. There is no judging, just an opportunity to see
some very nice examples of boating history. The show offers a
number of great features including opportunity for both in-water
and land displays, a beautiful lake with picnic and pavilion
facilities, and a great opportunity to see several beautifully
restored classic boats and meet the folks who have restored
them. Everyone has a story of an old boat they remember and we
love to share those stories. We will also have a membership tent
for anyone interested in learning more about becoming a member
of the Antique & Classic Boat Society. For more information
please contact the Event Coordinator, Dale Roth at
dale.roth@yahoo.com or the Media
Director for the Mississippi Valley Chapter of the ACBS, Dave
Bullington at
dc_bullington@att.net
EVENT SCHEDULE
• Registration Tent Opens at 8:00 AM
• In-Water Boats Must Be In-Water and Tied Up by 9:30 AM
• Land Displays Should be in Place by 9:30 AM
• Membership Tent to Open at 10:00 AM
• Enjoy the Show (Please limit boats out on the lake to 2 or 3
at a time)
• Captains’ Meeting at 4:15 for all In-Water Boats
• Boat Parade at 4:30 PM (Boats will move in a Clock-wise
Direction at all times on the lake. This includes pleasure rides
and parade.)
• Load Out Boats from 5:15-6:30
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May 23, 2012
Spirit Of
Peoria To Cruise Near Alton........
The Spirit of Peoria has
teamed up with the Alton Regional Convention and Visitors Bureau in order to
bring some river cruising to the Alton and Grafton area. There will be
different cruise experiences offered, including lunch, dinner, sightseeing
and full day cruises. On May 23, the Tropical Rock 'n Roll Party will be a
two hour cruise departing from The Loading Dock in Grafton. This cruise
feature a cheeseburger bar, and Jimmy Buffet tribute music........
Click here to read this news report from thetelegraph.com.
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National
Safe Boating Week Is May 19-25, 2012
MISSOURI STATE HIGHWAY PATROL
A Division Of The
Department of Public Safety
Public Information and Education Division - PO Box 568 - Jefferson City, MO
65102
NEWS RELEASE
For further information please contact: Capt. J. Tim Hull
(573) 526-6115
Q512012-1
May 1, 2012
EMPHASIS: National Safe Boating Week Is May 19-25, 2012
Colonel Ron Replogle, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol,
would like to make the public aware of National Safe Boating Week, which
takes place May 19-25, 2012. Missouri is rich in opportunities for
recreation on its lakes, rivers, and streams. It’s important to remember
that safety precautions need to be part of your recreational water
activities.
Nationwide, approximately 500 people drown each year from recreational
boating accidents. The U.S. Coast Guard statistics show drowning as the
reported cause of death in three-fourths of all recreational boating
fatalities in 2010. Of those, 88 percent were not wearing a life jacket.
It is imperative that everyone wear a life jacket at all times in and around
the water. Missouri law requires children under seven to wear a life jacket
at all times while on board a boat unless in an enclosed cabin area. The
Missouri State Highway Patrol joins the National Safe Boating Council, U.S.
Coast Guard Boating Safety Division, National Association of State Boating
Law Administrators, and Canadian Safe Boating Council in encouraging safe
and responsible boating, including wearing a life jacket, and being alert
and aware in and on the water.
“Boating accidents occur too quickly for you to reach for a life jacket,”
said Colonel Replogle. “Missouri experienced 166 boating accidents in 2011,
in which 86 people were injured and 19 people were killed. Please pay
attention when enjoying Missouri’s waters, and make sure you have a life
jacket for each person in your boat. Take time to choose a life jacket that
fits properly and is approved for your activity and body weight.”
Life jackets are now lighter, less obtrusive, and more attractive than ever
before. The new inflatable life jackets allow the mobility and flexibility
for activities like boating, fishing, paddling, or hunting and are much
cooler in the warmer weather. There are many different varieties of
inflatable jackets ranging from those that inflate instantly when submerged
in the water to those that are manually inflated. All are designed to be
more comfortable and wearable than the traditional life jacket.
In addition to your life jacket, remember these boating safety tips:
1) Don’t drink while you boat.
2) Know Missouri’s boating laws before you get onto the water.
3) Make sure your boat is as prepared as you are. Schedule an inspection
before you hit the water.
4) Check the weather. Know the forecast prior to going out, and check for
changing conditions regularly.
5) Make sure you can keep in touch. In an emergency situation, cell phones
and having a good float plan, which includes someone on shore knowing when
you are leaving and when you should return, is important.
“The Missouri State Highway Patrol would like the 2012 boating season to be
fun for everyone,” said Col. Replogle. “Please be a courteous boater, and
make sure your boat and you are ready. Get a life jacket and Wear It.”
Boaters are reminded to contact the Missouri State Highway Patrol using *55
if they need assistance, or observe another boater operating a vessel in an
unsafe manner.
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Open
Golden Eagle Ferry
Mon - Thu... 5AM - 9PM
Fri - Sat ..... 5AM - 2AM
Sun ............ 8AM - 9PM
Holidays .... 8AM - 9PM
On Board Phone
618- 535-5759
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Winfield Ferry
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Call office at 636-250-7500 for information
on dockage, rack storage, winter storage, winterizing
and service or repairs.

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E-mail Liberty Harbor..
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6257 Highway V
St. Charles, Mo
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Club 636-250-4433
Marina 636-250-4321
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636-978-1595
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St. Louis Confluence Riverkeeper
Defending our confluence rivers
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Check out their on-line songs at the Street Beat
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The Big Kahuna
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St. Charles, MO
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(314) 477-5658
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Fish Fry every Friday.
Sunday Breakfast 9 - Noon Normal Menu from 12:00 on
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Toll Free 866-249-2135
See our complete schedule visit us at
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On site services
• Bloch Marine Service
• Breeze Marine Surveyor
• Safe Harbor Yacht Sales
• Lewis Boats
• Polestar Marina
• Wahoo Marine Sales
• St. Louis Sail and Paddle
• The Canvas Man
6171 Hwy V, St.Charles, MO
636-250-3008
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Open Every Day
Sun - Thur.. 11-8
Fri & Sat.. 11-9
( kitchen hours )
Sat
May 12th
Kinder's
Catfish Run
click here
No Wake Inn
Rooms Available Year Round !
Call
314-620-1971 or
618- 883- 2356
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Heartland Boating is Mid-America’s
premier boating magazine !
Editorials featuring Inland River &
Lakes, Marina & the overall freshwater boating lifestyle
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RiverBills
River Website
Yellow
Pages
Alphabetical Listing
Advertisers
By Service
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ATTRACTIONS |
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Alton Ski Club |
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The Gypsy Rose |
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The Shark |
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AUTO SERVICE |
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Midwest Auto Salvage |
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Suburban Service |
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BACKYARD &
BOAT DOCK
ACCESSORIES |
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Xtremely Tropical |
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BANDS |
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Street Beat |
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BOAT
ACCESSORIES |
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Alarm 24 |
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St. Charles
Boat &
Motor |
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SuperBrightLEDs.com |
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Velro Mattress
Factory Stores |
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BOAT
DEALERS |
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American
Boat |
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Lewis Boats |
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St. Charles
Boat &
Motor |
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Stateamind Water
Sports
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BOAT
STORAGE |
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Knight's I-70
Boat & RV Storage |
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FIBERGLASS |
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Fiberblass By Lehman |
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First Class Fiberglass |
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CONSERVATION |
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St. Louis River
Keeper |
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FERRIES |
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Golden Eagle Ferry |
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Fuel Docks |
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Boathouse Fuel Dock |
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Jet
Ski |
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St. Charles
Boat &
Motor |
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INSURANCE |
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Bill Mixon Insurance |
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Jeff Hug Insurance |
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LICENSE |
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Bridgeton License
Office |
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MARINAS |
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The
Alton Marina |
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Duck Club Y.C. St.Louis |
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Grafton Harbor |
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John's Boat Harbor |
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Eagles Landing |
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Lake Center Marina |
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My River Home |
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North Shore Marina |
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Palisades Yacht Club |
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Polestar BoatingCenter |
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Port Charles
Harbor |
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Two Rivers Marina |
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Yacht Club of St. Louis |
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MARINE
SERVICE |
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Bloch Marine
Service |
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Little Johns Marine
Service |
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On-Site Marine
Service |
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St. Charles
Boat &
Motor |
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MARINE
SURVEY |
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R. L. Smith &
Associates Marine
Survey
and Consulting |
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PHOTOGRAPHY |
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Crystal Photography |
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RESTAURANTS |
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The Big Kahuna |
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Boathouse Food &
Deck |
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Cedar Hill Resort |
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Kinder's |
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KJ's Place |
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Longshot Saloon |
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Palisades Yacht Club |
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Sundowners |
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TOWING |
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Bloch Marine Service
Towboat
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Port Charles
Harbor |
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WINERIES |
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Grafton Harbor Winery |
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