The name “Western Flyer” was the name of a boat that author John Steinbeck chartered in 1940 to get out of town after “The Grapes of Wrath” was published.

The voyage covered 4,700 miles and made 22 stops throughout the Gulf of California, doing outreach in 16 coastal communities.

The 1937-built Western Flyer, made from old growth fir, was the featured boat at this year’s festival. The vessel was used in the six-week expedition made to the Gulf of California in 1940 by ...

The name “Western Flyer” was the name of a boat that author John Steinbeck chartered in 1940 to get out of town after “The Grapes of Wrath” was published.

Drifting past Marina Bay Sands, Helix Bridge, Boat Quay, Clarke Quay and Merlion, I even caught glimpses of Peranakan ...

Former MinRes board member Tim Roberts, a business associate and friend of Ellison’s, started out as a 50 per cent owner in ...

The two men guilty of the murder of Indigenous schoolboy Cassius Turvey have now been handed life sentences. Jack Brearley, ...

Toledo sits beautifully along the western edge of Lake Erie. This historic city offers waterfront vistas that belong on the ...

The Western Flyer completed a 4,700-mile journey, retracing a historic route with students and scientists aboard, bringing ...