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California's updated boat abandonment law now carries fines between $1,000 and $3,000, and a new statewide inventory deadline just passed. Apple Valley boat owners storing unwanted vessels on driveways or residential properties are squarely in…
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An old boat sitting on your Amarillo property for more than a week may already trigger legal obligations under Texas…
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With Lake Lanier's busiest boating season in full swing and new 2025 no-wake zone regulations changing how the water is…
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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed HB 103 into law on July 1, 2025, creating the state's first clear legal definitions…
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Pennsylvania's Fish and Boat Commission is actively enforcing derelict vessel rules, and Allentown-area owners near the Lehigh River and Lake…
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Dana Point Harbor's $600 million revitalization has already passed Phase 3 demolition, and the pressure on boat owners across Orange…
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California's Boater Card requirement became mandatory for all motorized vessel operators on January 1, 2025 — and it's prompting Alhambra…
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Every April, Alexandria's waterfront shifts into gear — City Marina opens reservations, the Old Dominion Boat Club holds its annual…
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Owning a derelict boat along Albany's Flint River or Lake Chehaw isn't just an eyesore — it's a legal liability.…
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Florida's Senate Bill 164 took effect July 1, 2025, and it carries real consequences for Alafaya boat owners sitting on…
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