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NorthRiver Yacht Club

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3100 Yacht Club Way NE

Tuscaloosa, AL 35406

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Welcome to NorthRiver Yacht Club A premiere golf facility in Tuscaloosa. NorthRiver Yacht Club is located at the banks of Lake Tuscaloosa in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. NorthRiver is a private social, golf, tennis and health club. We would like to introduce you to our superb facilities and invite you to consider membership at NorthRiver. Membership is by invitation only. Applicants must be proposed by a member in good standing and reviewed by the membership committee. NorthRiver is home to many event spaces for small or large events, including meetings, retreats, weddings, social parties, celebrations, and more. …

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Bar cart gal Aly is the best! She was super attentive and always seemed to be right at the hole I was thirsty at! Will be playing there again here soon!

Absolutely love NRYC! It's a band challenging course with many amenities. We love the different landscape from the front 9 to the back 9. The club also has a marina on Lake Tuscaloosa so lots to do

This place hasnt been updated since Jack Warner was 35. I went to a friends wedding and mushrooms were growing up the rotten wall. The chairs are so gaudy and gross for a wedding venue... food mediocre. Lighting always SO bright.. needs a total update/ re-do. YUCK

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Described as a floating haven by Cosmopolitan, the multihull has an impressive interior volume of 500 GT and offers nearly 6,500 square feet of deck space. The living quarters are replete with “state-of-the-art amenities and luxurious finishes,” according to the yard.

The spacious layout includes four VIP guest cabins, one owner’s suite with a private terrace, three crew cabins, and a captain’s cabin. The guest accommodation is spread across the lower and main decks, while the owner’s cabin can be positioned on either the main deck or the bridge deck. The crew quarters are located on the lower deck, along with the crew mess, galley, and laundry.

The 125 offers more than just a place to sleep, of course. The main deck is home to a large living room with a TV and game area, while the upper deck is outfitted with a giant dining area and bar. A second bar and a gym can be found on the lower deck. Alfresco lounges are positioned forward and aft, while a helipad sits on the uppermost deck.

One of the standout features of the 125 is the beach club. The innovative platform is fitted with expandable terraces that open directly over the water to transform the stern into what Cosmopolitan calls “a private waterfront resort.” The sprawling space, which affords guests direct and easy access to the sea, can be used for sunbathing, swimming, or sundowners.

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Decaying Charlottetown seawall getting major upgrades

Repairs are welcomed by charlottetown yacht club, business owner.

'It's about time': Charlottetown's aging seawall poised to get major fixes

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Work to repair the crumbling seawall around the Charlottetown Yacht Club is underway, thanks to $5.5 million in funding from three levels of government, the Charlottetown Area Development Corporation and the club itself.

The plan calls for deteriorating wood and metal to be replaced with concrete, with the wharf's height rising by roughly 0.9 to 1.2 metres.

Local businesses and boaters say the current seawall, designed to prevent sections of earth from eroding into the harbour, is falling apart.

Jenna Shinn, a co-owner of the Salt & Sol restaurant, said the seawall does a poor job of keeping water away from the building during extreme weather. The restaurant is located directly above the yacht club.

"There have been days where the tide comes up almost to the deck and obviously we don't want that to happen," she said.

Shinn said the changes could attract more boats and foot traffic to the area.

Jonathan Ross has been a member of the yacht club since the early 2000s.

"If we get a storm surge, it can put my boat right up on the wharf," he said.

"And now that it's going to be extended and a little higher, it's going to make it that much more secure and safe."

He said the increase in storms is causing more washouts on the wharf at the club, and repairs are long overdue.

Stephen Cudmore, a former yacht club commodore, said large winds and high tides can wipe out large portions of the seawall, and negatively affect the nine businesses that operate around the club.

"The minute we have a major weather event where we need to rebuild, they all skid to a halt or potentially can," he said. "It can affect a lot of businesses and a lot of people when those events occur."

The yacht club is also home to the only fuel supply station in the Charlottetown harbour. Cudmore said organizations like the coast guard and RCMP rely on the station to fill up, in addition to many fishers and tourists.

"They all rely on that fuel supply," he said. "And if we lose that wharf we lose that fuel supply, and we lose a lot of economic activity on the downtown waterfront."

Cudmore said the project is short about $500,000 at the moment, but is confident they will secure the rest.

The club is closing a little early this season due to the repairs, so all boats must be out of the water by the end of the week. Cudmore said the project should be done by next spring.

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Connor Lamont is a news reporter at CBC Prince Edward Island, based in Charlottetown. He previously worked at CBC News Network in Toronto and is a graduate of Toronto Metropolitan University.

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