Have you ever noticed in the summer when you swim down deep, the water is cold? Of course! We all have. We know that the surface gets warm from the sun and air and that cold water sinks. This time of year however, the air temps drop and water temps drop accordingly. But have you …
As mentioned at the 2018 annual meeting, the board has started the process to update our bylaws. The goal is to hold a vote with the membership next spring, 2019, (and remember, 2/3 of the membership must vote to approve the changes (By-Law 12-100)). In order to prepare for that, the Board is providing a …
Ice, Ice, Baby! In the “keeping cool” department, you might have noticed a new cool down shower installed on the side of the clubhouse. This came in very handy last week as the highs were in the 90’s and the lows were in the 70’s. Thank you for suggesting this idea, it’s a great addition! …
Welcome back everyone! Ice out was declared last week and the water temps are near 50. It’s time to open the clubhouse. We sent an email to the mailing list asking for volunteers, and if anyone is around all are welcome to open up the clubhouse. It’s a fun activity and only takes a couple …
Congratulations! We are at the halfway point of winter. In less than 100 days I expect to start seeing boats in the water. 🙂 I hope everyone is having a relaxing off-season. And for the snow birds, please wear sun screen. There isn’t a ton of stuff going on, but there are a couple updates. …
The USCG Auxiliary/US Power Squadron will be at Quayside Sat, July 8th from 8am-12pm performing complementary vessel safety checks. These safety checks are a great way to learn about what is needed for your vessel to keep you safe. They will check out power boats, sail boats, jet skis or whatever. Safe vessels receive a sticker. Quayside Yacht Club was established with boating safety and education in …
Here is the latest construction update including blocked slips: Slips 1-3 – Accessible by 5 May, Currently blocked by construction barge Slips 20-44 – Accessible 5 May, Currently blocked by construction at lighthouse The back dock (slips 90-122) is accessible and will remain so. After the lighthouse area is done, the crew will move to …
Good morning everyone! The dock rebuild is making progress. The main part of the back dock is complete and those slips are accessible. The area around the clubhouse, including the dock by slips 71-87A, is complete and those slips are accessible. The crew has now moved to the gas pump and lighthouse area. Due to …
QYC News Feed This new section on the website is called the QYC News Feed. As the pace of our information updates increase, the task of sorting and organizing information on this main page becomes more difficult to maintain and less useful to our members. The QYC News Feed will provide an area that we …
You probably noticed the website looks a little different. We are trying to clean thing up and make it a bit easier for us to add new content as well as for you to find what you are looking for. As always we welcome feedback. -Greg contactus@quaysideyachtclub.com
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