CRAB partnered with the Maryland Department of Disabilities to throw a bit of a celebration for the 30th anniversary of the signing of the ADA. The Capital Gazette placed the story on the front page! View the story HERE.
Three major Annapolis charity regattas sail forward amid coronavirus crises
The Capital Gazette published a story about how the Triple Crown of Charity Sailing races – Leukemia Cup, CRAB Cup, Hospice Cup – are moving forward despite the new restrictions from COVID-19. Read the article HERE.
U.S. Sailing honors Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating
The Capital Gazette wrote a story about CRAB being awarded the US Sailing Robie Pierce Award. Read the full article HERE.
Triple Crown of Charity Sailing in the Capital Gazette
The Capital Gazette printed about the 2nd Annual Triple Crown of Charity Sailing awards ceremony, HERE
“A Way to Find the Peace I Lost” – Washington Post Article
The Washington Post attended our Fall Recovering Warrior Sailing Regatta to experience sailing with CRAB in person. Read the article here.
Tough Conditions Don’t Dampen Spirits
The Capital Gazette wrote about the 2019 CRAB Cup race and party. Read here.
Kids Sailing Camp Makes the Gazette
Our Kids Sailing Camp with the Annapolis City Police made the paper on July 4th. See the article here.
CRAB makes the front page in the Capital Gazette
CRAB’s Adaptive Boating Center makes the front page in the Capital Gazette today. Read the article here.
Adaptive Boating Center highlighted in the Capital Gazette
In today’s issue of the Capital Gazette, CRAB’s Adaptive Boating Center initiative was highlighted as a recipient from the Governor’s budget. Read the full article HERE.
Capital News Service Article
Capital News Service, a student run organization out of University of Maryland’s journalism college, interview Paul about the Adaptive boating Center. Read the article here.