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>Boating Accidents Decine in 35 States Over the Last Five Years
>The Miami Herald: Reduce rate of boating accidents in Monroe, Miami-Dade Counties
>Southeast Lakes Rise to Normal Levels in Time for Spring Boating Season

2004 Press Releasess

Town Hall Meeting Discusses Plans to Bring Personal Watercraft Back to Biscayne National Park (12/11/04)

Metropolitan Police Department Receives Life-Saving Personal Watercraft from Yamaha U.S.A. as Part of National Law Enforcement Loan Program (10/12/04)

Chickasaw National Recreation Area Re-Opens to Personal Watercraft (9/2/04)

Washington, DC—PWIA Statement on Polaris Announcement that it is Exiting Personal Watercraft Market (9/2/04)

Coalition Files Petition with U.S. Department of the Interior; “Bring Personal Watercraft Back to Biscayne National Park” (8/18/04)

Legislation to Increase Personal Watercraft Age Requirement to 16 Passes through Louisiana Legislature with Overwhelming Support (7/6/04)

Lake Roosevelt Re-Opens To Personal Watercraft - Scientific Analysis Ends Two-Year Restriction in Time for July 4th Holiday (6/24/04)

Two National Park Units Reopen to Personal Watercraft In Time for Summer Boating (05/27/04)

Florida Ranks #1 for Most Boating Accidents; National Safe Boating Week Informs That Many Accidents Are Avoidable
When Boaters Put Safety First; Governor Jeb Bush Commends PWIA for Raising Awareness in Florida (5/24/04)

Proposal to Ban Personal Watercraft on Keoka Lake Denied (03/10/04)

Anti-Personal Watercraft Legislation Thwarted (02/09/04)

Virginia Anti-Personal Watercraft Bill Tabled for the Year (02/05/04)

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