MISSING BOAT MECHANIC FOUND DECEASED ATLANTIC BEACH, N.C. – Michael Paul, 30, of Bayboro, N.C., was found deceased today at 6:13 a.m. by a good Samaritan, in the Trent Creek just off of the Bay River. Yesterday afternoon 4:15 p.m. the owner of a 15 foot Scout vessel notified Sector North Carolina that his mechanic […]
THREE RESCUED AFTER FISHING VESSEL CAPSIZES ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.- Three people were rescued this morning by the Coast Guard after their fishing boat capsized in the Delaware Bay. A Coast Guard rescue helicopter, a 41-foot utility boat from Coast Guard Station Cape May and a New Jersey State Police boat from the Bi-Valve station were […]
New conservation effort at upcoming Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series The South Carolina Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series, entering its 18th season, will feature five tournaments along the coast beginning May 3rd at Edisto Island and ending July 1 at the Charleston City Marina’s HMY/Viking MegaDock Billfishing Tournament.This year, the Governor’s Cup Advisory Board, in an effort […]
NTSB DETERMINES IMPROPERLY INSTALLED FUEL-INJECTION LINE CAUSED FIRE ON A SMALL PASSENGER VESSEL IN FLORIDA IN 2004 Washington, DC — The National Transportation Safety Board determined today that the probable cause of the fire on board the Shuttle Express II was a fractured, improperly installed fuel-injection line on the inboard side of the starboard engine […]
Anticipated 48th Annual T-Shirt On Sale Now! The much-anticipated 48th Annual Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament T-shirts have been released and are on sale now in various retail outlets in Carteret County. Twenty-five area retailers have the shirts in stock now including Major Sponsor, Outer Banks Outfitters/Boater’s World in Atlantic Beach. “They are really selling […]
Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education Unveils New Exhibits RALEIGH, N.C. (April 6, 2006) – The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission will celebrate the launch of a new exhibit hall dedicated to coastal ecology and culture at the Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education in Corolla on June 16. “This is a significant step in the […]
Senate Appropriations Committee Provides NOAA $1.16 Billion: On April 4th, the Senate Appropriations Committee (Chairman Thad Cochran, R-MS) provided $1.16 billion to NOAA as part of the FY ’06 Emergency Supplemental (HR 4939). According to a Committee press release, the NOAA funds are to be used for “mapping and debris removal in the Gulf of […]
COAST GUARD AND PARTNERS SEARCH FOR MISSING BOAT MECHANIC ATLANTIC BEACH, N.C. – The Coast Guard and local agencies are searching the Bay River for a missing 30-year-old Bayboro man tonight. The owner of a 15-foot Scout vessel notified Coast Guard Sector North Carolina at 4:15 p.m. that his mechanic was missing when he noticed […]
DENNIS, KATRINA, RITA, STAN AND WILMA “RETIRED” FROM LIST OF STORM NAMESInternational Committee Selects Replacement Names for 2011 List April 6, 2006  Hurricanes Dennis, Katrina, Rita, Stan and Wilma, all from the historic 2005 Atlantic hurricane season, were “retired” by an international hurricane committee of the World Meteorological Organization, which includes the NOAA National […]
NOAA / NSF CRUISE REVEALS IMPACTS OF OCEAN ACIDIFICATION ON CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY OF NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN Data collected from ocean sampling in the Pacific Ocean from the southern to northern hemispheres confirms that the oceans are becoming more acidic. A recently completed field study from Tahiti to Alaska collecting data about the effects of ocean […]
