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Man stranded at sea for 36 hours rescued by Fort Pierce charter boat The mans boat capsized shortly after leaving the Bahamas Share Updated: 11:17 PM EST Feb 16, 2021 The mans boat capsized shortly after leaving the Bahamas Share Updated: 11:17 PM EST Feb 16, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript LEFT THE YACHT CLUB. WHAT THEY ENDED UP CATCHING WAS SO MUCH MORE IMPORTANT. >> NOTHING SHORT OF A MIRACLE. >> YOU HAVE TO DO IT. YOU HAVE TO HELP. >> IT WAS A VERY EYE-OPEN...

"For a minute there I was thinking, This is very bad. Theres no one around," Stuart Bee said. Crew members Robert Lynch and Jack Hendrix said the sight of the castaway in the middle of the ocean will stick with them forever. "Next thing you know, Chase is upstairs saying, Its a person! Help him! Its a person," Hendrix recalled in the interview with WPBF. Lynch added, "You have to help. And thats just what we were doing." Lynch said he grabbed a life preserver and tossed it to the man, who dove ...

'It was nothing short of a miracle': Charter boat captain recounts rescue of man stranded 36 hours at sea

Shocked, dismayed by Maughan’s final pitch By Staff | Jan 26, 2021 To the editor: On Jan. 21, the Sanibel & Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce sponsored a virtual “town hall” Candidate Forum for the six candidates seeking election to the Sanibel City Council, in order to introduce themselves and to present their credentials and perspectives to Sanibel voters. Kudos to the chamber; the forum was an invaluable opportunity for Sanibel residents to form an opinion on the choices available to...

Chamber moves date for city council candidates forum By CHAMBER OR COMMERCE - | Jan 20, 2021 PHOTO PROVIDED Sanibel City Council Members Richard Johnson, Jerry Muench and Chauncey Goss, Vice Mayor Holly Smith and Mayor Mick Denham. The Sanibel & Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce has changed the date for its virtual Zoom candidate forum to Jan. 21 starting at noon, so as not to conflict with the presidential inauguration. The forum is designed to help residents prepare for the March 2 electio...

JUPITER —  Bears, birds, alligators and other animals at the Busch Wildlife Sanctuary will move to a new home in the coming months after officials from the northern Palm Beach County wildlife hospital completed plans for a new complex in Jupiter Farms.  The wildlife hospital will be moved to a 19.4-acre site at Indiantown and Rocky Pine roads, about 6 miles northwest of its current location, by the spring of 2022, Sanctuary board Chairman Peter Busch said.  The sanctuary will remain on Ju...