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April 1 Issue Out Today

By LaDonna | April 1, 2011 | Bay Area |

Hopefully you’ve remembered by now that today is the first day of April. As such, not only are all of the above stories (with the exception of the Doublehanded Farallones ad) complete bollocks, but today is the day you’ll find the April edition of Latitude 38 in all the normal places around the Bay Area. In it you’ll find a recap of the Big Daddy Regatta, tsunami reports from all over the Pacific, a list of kids’ sailing programs in the Bay Area, the final installment of Pacific Puddle Jumper profiles, a guide to Bay Area boat-in dining, a so much more great stuff you won’t be able to put it down once you pick it up. And that’s no joke!

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'Lectronic Latitude: Friday, Apr 1
Singlehander Saved by Real Doll
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AC34 News
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