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Once a Sandbar, Now a Marina
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Once a Sandbar, Now a Marina

VANCOUVER, Canada — Canada’s newest marina, Milltown Marina, sits on the outskirts of downtown Vancouver, B.C. in a well-protected basin on the North Arm of the Frasier River on Richmond

Sea Lion Escapes Great White Shark Attack
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Sea Lion Escapes Great White Shark Attack

LAGUNA BEACH —  An adult sea lion that narrowly escaped a Great White Sharks powerful bite is recovering comfortably at the Pacific Marine Mammal Center (PMMC) in Laguna Beach, Calif.

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Calif Students to Return Japanese Tsunami Boat

CRESCENT CITY, Calif. (AP) –Six high school students from Crescent City are travelling to Japan to meet the owners of a small boat that washed ashore in Northern California two

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State Stuck with Bill When People Ditch Boats

SEATTLE (AP) —  Washington state law requires owners of abandoned or derelict vessels to pay the full costs of removing or disposing of the problem boats, but owners rarely do.

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Hawaii Longline Boats Face Lower Tuna Catch Quota

HONOLULU (AP)  —  Hawaii’s longline fishing boat owners expect their sales of ahi will drop by millions of dollars under an agreement in which the United States will reduce its

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Dredging of Lake Powell boating shortcut underway

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — A popular shortcut for Lake Powell boaters is being dredged as the National Park Service capitalizes on the lake’s low water level. Castle Rock Cut has

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Alaska Ferry Serves as Aircraft Carrier

KODIAK, Alaska (AP)  — The ferry Tustumena recently became an aircraft carrier. James Jackson and Jay Wattum wheeled one of the most unusual vehicles to ever travel aboard a state