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Wing & Wing, the official newsletter of the American Schooner Association included a story about BMC's Porcupine Project in their Spring edition. Design and drawings by
THANK YOU to all of the BMC volunteers and community partners who help make this programming possible! An EASE Hansa Dinghy sailing in Erie Pennsylvania.
Vince serving in the BMC boatshop. Momentum's running rigging is in the background. The blocks all have a fresh coat of paint. Goldie, Chief Mate
Project SAIL apprentices rowed again today. First there was some dry-land training to learn the commands needed to manage the skiff. Some of these apprentices are refugees and new Americans
Buffalo Computer Graphics is updating BMC's maritime training simulator and adding two new ownships with Radar and ship controls! Buffalo Computer Graphics techs at work.
Maritime education is starting to catch the eye of folks in Washington. The St. Lawrence Seaway Administrator Betty Sutton, Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur and MARAD Executive Director Szabat addressed the
BMC is adding two additional student stations with Radar and ship controls to its Buffalo Computer Graphics Maritime Training Simulation Equipment. This was announced today in Maritime Reporter and
Project-based, hands-on lessons in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) enhance a student's comprehension of valuable skills needed to succeed in school. STEM Director, Harold Rinn, uses a ShopBot
Rich Eisenberg represented the the Bayfront Maritime Centeron Tuesday at the 2014 Great Lakes Waterways Conference in Cleveland, as a presenter on the K-12 Maritime Education Panel. Great Lakes
Dennis Williams, BAEP principle at BMC was in the boat shop today, continuing his great work with at risk youth, and helping BMC further serve the Erie Community. The Bayfront