JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for three boaters who left Mayport Sunday morning and did not return by the end of the day.
Authorities said John J. Navaraz, 32, Elijs Navaraz, 31, and Rebecca Sullivan, 28, did not return as scheduled on Sunday night.
The truck that the group used to launch their 20-foot pleasure craft named Problem Child remained at the boat ramp in Mayport.
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Showing posts with label boaters. Show all posts
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Monday, May 17, 2010
3 Boaters Missing Off Mayport - Jacksonville Florida
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for three boaters who left Mayport Sunday morning and did not return by the end of the day.
Authorities said John J. Navaraz, 32, Elijs Navaraz, 31, and Rebecca Sullivan, 28, did not return as scheduled on Sunday night.
The truck that the group used to launch their 20-foot pleasure craft named Problem Child remained at the boat ramp in Mayport.
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Monday, June 08, 2009
Leading boating danger on Intracoastal Waterway: careless boating
PALM VALLEY- Careless boating is the leading infraction that boaters commit on the Palm Valley Intracoastal Waterway and it has sure taken its toll this year, a state official said this week.
As of late May, three boating accidents have been reported on the waterway, compared to none as of this time last year, said Lt. Steve Zukowsky with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Coast Guard: Be Safe on the Water for Memorial Day
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- The U.S. Coast Guard wants to remind everyone on the water to be safe this holiday weekend.In recent weeks, there have been several boat crashes in the area, most notably on Easter Sunday where five people died on the intracoastal.
Also, this week's nor'easter has created the potential for dangerous rip currents and unpredictable water conditions.
Boaters need to prepare accordingly
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Pine Key Boat Explosion - "Bodies All Over the Beach"
PINE KEY - FOX 13 has obtained new photos of a boat explosion just moments after it happened. Tammy Connolly was visiting Pine Key, also known as Beer Can Island, with her husband and a few friends when the boat blew up.“We were on the opposite side of the island when the boat exploded,” she said. “We weren’t there five minutes when we heard this huge explosion. It sounded like a cannon at Gasparilla.”
That’s when Connolly grabbed her camera and started taking pictures.
“I was hesitant to go over there at first because it was scary,” she said. “There were bodies all over the beach.”
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