(WFRV) – Join Discover Wisconsin as we recount Oconto County’s rich legacy of boating and fishing. The story starts in the year 1956 when Wisconsin’s very own Mirro Aluminum set out to redefine ...

Foil.One's innovations are a marker in a global shift to finding sustainable solutions to modes of transportation on land and water.

Boating’s Tech Team of editors tested some 120 boats during 2024. Represented were boats from many categories, powered by all kinds of engines and motors. From this pool of boats, and after careful ...

More migrants have crossed the English Channel in small boats so far this year than in ... dangerous to try and cross with the narrowest part - the English Channel - the busiest shipping lane ...

The “Love Boat” theme was heard by millions of Americans ... You’re taking to a fossil,” Jones quipped. Jones was briefly part of a family act with his parents. He attended University ...

The Grammy-winning baritone, who released more than 50 albums during his career, is best known for performing the theme song for ABC’s “The Love Boat ... debut as part of his father ...

When Hamza asks about why the boats are kept in this part of Germany, Sahar talks about “safety” and “logistics”. Essen is just a four- to five-hour drive from the Calais area - close ...

Grammy-winning singer Jack Jones, whose 1977 recording of “The Love Boat” theme song still reverberates in pop ... angry that such a sexist song is being played. It’s now part of history, it won a ...

The legendary star who shot to fame from hits including Love Boat Theme and Wives and Lovers, died on Wednesday October 23. News of the Grammy award winner's death was confirmed by his step-daughter.

The song, officially titled “Love Boat” and composed by Charles Fox and Paul Williams, would prove popular with both listeners and parodists, and was released by Jones as a single in 1979.

For eight seasons and more than 200 episodes of ABC’s The Love Boat starting in 1977 ... such a sexist song is being played. It’s now part of history, it won a Grammy, and I meant no harm ...