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All eyes will be on these star recruits this weekend as they step out for theur new clubs for the first time

Seagull. It’s a term that we probably all grew up hearing and using. Most people still do. Birders, on the other hand, never say “seagull.” In fact, when many birders hear the term “seagull” are prone to utter the infamous pronouncement, “There is...

Geoffrey Ward Freethey—a friend, mentor, builder, designer, scientist, outdoor enthusiast and a quiet leader with a “less talk, more action” spirit—died 18 days after being diagnosed with cancer throughout his

President Jackson, Speaker Fecteau, Chief Justice Stanfill, Secretary Bellows, Attorney General Frey, Treasurer Beck, Auditor Norton, Distinguished Members of the 130th Legislature, Mayors and Honored Guests, it’s good to be back! Tonight is the...

The salvage operations closed stretches of beach in both cities over the weekend, but reopened Sunday, representatives for those cities said.

The U.S. Coast Guard, working with state and local partners, has completed salvage efforts for the grounded Military Sealift Command-chartered tugboat Sea Eagle and a barge after they grounded off...

On Thursday, a tug and barge chartered to the U.S. Navys Military Sealift Command ran aground off Fl...

On Thursday, a tug and barge chartered to the U.S. Navys Military Sealift Command ran aground off Fl...

A tug and barge ran are aground on a beach near Boca Raton, Florida. The U.S. Coast Guard Seventh District reported on Twitter that the pair ran aground on Deerfield...

Thousands of people flocked to Maine for a glimpse of a rare Steller's sea eagle.