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South Sound Sailing Society General Meeting

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The South Sound Sailing Society is excited to announce its general meeting on April 8, 2025, at the Olympia Yacht Club in Washington. This event will serve as a vital forum for local sailing enthusiasts to engage in discussions about performance handicap racing. Prominent sailor Jim Skeel is expected to offer insights that resonate with both experienced racers and newcomers. The meeting will also feature key discussions on the Performance Handicap Racing Fleet and topics surrounding dinghy racing. Attendees will have the chance to network, share experiences, and learn from each other, fostering a deeper connection within the sailing community.

The gathering is not only about racing but also about building friendships and enhancing the overall sailing experience in the region. This event promises to be a highlight for local sailing fans, encouraging participation and enthusiasm for future races. The South Sound Sailing Society hopes to inspire more individuals to get involved in this enriching sport.

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