BRUSSELS (AP)—The United Nations refugee agency expressed concern, Aug. 6, that a new Italian law authorizing massive fines against the owners of private rescue ships could endanger the lives of
COWES, England (LOG NEWS SERVICE)—In extreme conditions at the European debut of SailGP, Australia’s Tom Slingsby proved once again that he is the one to beat in the league’s first
NEW LONDON, Connecticut (AP)—Construction of the planned National Coast Guard Museum is expected to begin early next year in New London, Connecticut. Members of the museum’s board tell The Day
PORT ROYAL, South Carolina (AP)—Only the top of the shrimp boat’s pilothouse was visible from the Port Royal, South Carolina dock where the 60-foot vessel had floated abandoned for months. The
LONG BEACH—The Long Beach City Council on Aug. 6 voted unanimously to confirm Mayor Robert Garcia’s appointment of Steven Neal to the Board of Harbor Commissioners. He was appointed to
ALBANY, New York—All power boaters in the state of New York will need to take a boating safety course by 2025 before taking the helm. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo
SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP)—Georgia and South Carolina are committing an additional $1.29 million toward developing a port terminal on the Savannah River that would be jointly operated by the neighboring states.
PITTSBURGH (AP)—A regatta that has been a tradition in the city of Pittsburgh for more than four decades has been canceled days before its scheduled opening. Attorney Charles Scholz told
