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Welcome to the MSSA!
The Mount Sinai Sailing Association is a non-profit Long Island Sound Sailing organization dedicated to affordable family cruising, racing, and social interaction among sailing enthusiasts  in the area of Mount Sinai Harbor, Long Island, NY. The Association was founded in 1975 and now includes more than one hundred and fifty families. Most members own sailboats which are moored or docked in Mount Sinai Harbor, but membership is open to anyone interested in sailing on the Long Island Sound, regardless of boat ownership. Yearly activities include raft-ups, beach parties, cruises, and races during the sailing season. There are also monthly meetings and social activities in the off season.
Upcoming Events
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March 01 2008 |
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Damien Emery and the crew of Eclipse took second place in their J/105 division.  Last year Eclipse came it tenth place.
Key West Division 3 J/105 Results QUALITY CONDITIONS RETURN TO KEY WEST
(January 25, 2008) Acura Key West 2008, presented by Nautica, was among the
strangest and most challenging in the 21-year history of the regatta. Things
didn’t look good on Wednesday night after two of the initial three days of
the regatta were cancelled due to bad conditions. Making matters worse was
the fact the forecast for Thursday was for a second straight day of light,
fickle breeze.
However, Mother Nature did an about face and brought a solid 12-knot
northerly that enabled organizers with Premiere Racing to get in two races on
Thursday. Things got even better on Friday with a northeasterly bringing
16-20 knot winds that allowed for three more races to be held. “This was a
classic Key West day. It was breeze on with warm weather and sunshine. You
couldn’t have asked for a better final day,” Melges 24 winner Dave Ullman
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February 06 2008 |
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MSSA Racing Seminars Seminars will be given by, and for, MSSA members.  Thursday night 3/20/08 from 6:30 pm to 9 pm
1. Starting Strategies presented by Don Romard
2. Racing Rules presented by Phil Pape Thursday night 4/24/08 from 6:30 pm to 9 pm 3. Tactics presented by Ted Turner
4. Sail Trim presented by John Baker We will gather from 6:30-6:45 pm, and start promptly at 6:45 pm. Each seminar topic will be about an hour long Where: Port Jefferson Free Library, 473-0022 100 Thompson Street, Port Jefferson Village (Map ). Park behind “Starbucks” or “The Gap”, and walk two short blocks The library has a nice large meeting room with a projection screen so we can show PowerPoint presentations (see last year's ) . Who: Racers - Beginners, Intermediates, and WannaBee’s If you want to improve your skills come out and listen to what these speakers have to say. Come on down to just listen and brush up on skills. Best of all it’s free! Please email Don if you plan to attend (
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January 01 2008 |
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The new Bridge was installed at the annual awards dinner.  Dean Doty(Commodore), Ted Turner(Rear Commodore), Lonnie Cardinuto(Fleet Captain), Joan Gallo(Rear Commodore), Miriam Garcia(Secretary), Tom Brischler(Past Commodore), Thomas Lynch (Treasurer, absent) Special meetings will be held this winter for racing and cruising. All are encouraged to attend these meetings as your input to our upcoming events is welcomed. If your are unable to attend a meeting give any Bridge member a call or e-mail and they'll convey your ideas. It’s time to remind all members it’s time to pay our club dues. For a mere seventy-five dollars you can cruise and race all year. Please take a few moments and fill out the Membership Renewal Form. The correct information will aid in the task of putting the yearbook together. |
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