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Gary Jobson – An American Sailing Story

By Martha LaGuardia-Kotite In person, Gary Jobson, 62, is understated, unhurried and unshaven. He wears a weathered baseball cap

By Martha J. LaGuardia-Kotite On his last day as a student, Leroylan “Ralo” Birge held two job offers in

By Martha J. LaGuardia-Kotite Matthew Zimmerman firmly believes he can provide a software engineering solution that will change

By Martha J. LaGuardia-Kotite “This is the single largest pool of money in Florida’s history designed to diversify

By Martha LaGuardia-Kotite Photos by Nikki Headrick Courtesy of ECTC “Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah, Zip-A-Dee-A, my oh my, what a wonderful day,” sings Alice,

By Martha LaGuardia-Kotite A few years ago marine ecologist Dr. Enric Sala was working in California as a professor at the

By Jim Thompson (NWFDailyNews) DESTIN — Capt. Martha J. LaGuardia’s career ended earlier this month where it began 33 years

By Martha LaGuardia-Kotite Night fell just northwest of Sitka, Alaska, leaving Jim Blades and his six-year-old son, Clint, to fight for

By Captain George E. Krietemeyer, USCG (Ret.) On 15 February 1943, Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Ernest J. King assigned responsibility

The Joint Women’s Leadership Symposium inspires Coast Guard Capt. Martha LaGuardia-Kotite. “It’s the largest gathering of women in uniform (in