The ex-USS John F. Kennedy, a decommissioned U.S. Navy aircraft carrier, will travel down the Delaware Bay Thursday on its way to Texas for dismantling. The ship left the Navy Yard in Philadelphia ...
The deadline to apply is Thursday, February 6, at 4 p.m. Applications can be accessed at portsnh.co/2025DockApplication. This year, 16 boat slips will be available for seasonal rental. The slips ...
For more than a decade, Delaware, the five other states in the bay watershed and the District of Columbia have been working toward a 2025 deadline to reduce pollution in the Bay and the rivers and ...
A barge crane will recover a fishing boat which sunk off Moturekareka Island in Kawau Bay. The boat was returning home when its skipper reported the vessel taking on water off Moturekareka Island ...
The large ship will be towed through the Delaware River, through the Delaware Bay and into the Atlantic Ocean. Once it reaches the Gulf Coast of Texas, crews will dismantle the Kennedy.
The holding company of luxury fishing boat manufacturer Century Boats is facing a foreclosure hearing at the end of the month to resolve demands from its lender. A century-old boat-building ...
Now that’s one itty-bitty bikini. Blackpink singer Lisa sizzled in a stringy, barely-there two-piece while getting some R&R on a dreamy tropical vacation. She gave the logomania trend her stamp ...
Kate Higgins-Bloom, commander of Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay. The Coast Guard said its personnel will remain on board, along with representatives of the ship's owners and salvage personnel ...
Kate Higgins-Bloom, captain of the port and commander of Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay. The grounded 623-foot ... here in Penn Treaty and heard the boat ran aground and wanted to see what ...
Kate Higgins-Bloom, captain of the port and commander of Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay in a statement. “The vessel is now well out of the channel, but we still have work to do to get the ...
Kate Higgins-Bloom, captain of the port and commander of Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay. "The vessel is now well out of the channel, but we still have work to do to get the Algoma Verity safely ...