Fishing boat grounded off Maine
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BIDDEFORD, Maine—Three fishermen have been brought to safety after their 42-foot boat ran aground and began taking on water off the southern Maine coast.
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Coast Guard Helps Disabled Boat Off Shinnecock Inlet
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A commercial fishing boat from Massachusetts broke down in rough seas south of Shinnecock Inlet on Monday and is being towed toward Rhode Island by the U.S. Coast Guard, according to a Coast Guard release.
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The Wreck of the Lady Mary: Costly clerical error stalls rescue efforts
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At 5:40 a.m. on March 24, 2009, a geostationary satellite 22,236 miles above sea level wakes up. Its antennae have picked up a maritime distress signal from an Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon.
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The Wreck of the Lady Mary: Mystery shrouds fatal scallop boat sinking
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In the chilly, early morning hours of March 24, 2009, six of seven crewman were killed when the red-hulled scalloper, the Lady Mary, sank to the bottom of the Atlantic. The mystery of what sank her, which continues to haunt the maritime world, has just begun.
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Update: All safe, but fishing boat faces long, overnight Coast Guard tow
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The Gloucester-based, off-shore fishing boat Michael & Kristen, stranded an estimated 145 miles off the coast of Chatham, is set to arrive back on shore sometime late tomorrow after being towed to safety throughout the night and into tomorrow by a Coast Guard cutter, USCG officials say.
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