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Massachusetts Fishing Report – July 22, 2021 July 22, 2021 If you’ve been chasing striped bass since April, and just maybe earlier if you’re a holdover loony, than chances are you may be in need of a change. Filling that void is the arrival of bonito! While it is not unheard of to have these fish rip through Massbay, to have this happen in July is extremely rare. Even more exceptional is the size of these fish which would be impressive even in Buzzards Bay! Massachusetts North Shore Fishing Report No, this is not a typo as this week the major story is coming out of the North Shore. Sam ...

Plans to build a wall that would eventually allow homes to be built on Captain Sam’s Spit — a teardrop-shaped isthmus at the end of this barrier island — have again been struck down by the S.C. Supreme Court.

SC high court overturns permits for seawall along sand spit June 3, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. (AP) — Developers planning to build homes on a sand spit south of Charleston, South Carolina are facing another setback after the state Supreme Court overturned their permits to construct a steel seawall. The court ruled Wednesday that the state Department of Health and Environmental Control should not have issued the permits for the 2,380-foot (725-meter) steel wall between Captain Sam’s Spit and Kiawah Island. Developers, who plan to build 50 homes on the sand spit, have sai...

705 The wife of a former Vice-President, Mrs Matilda Amissah-Arthur, has observed that the public's lack of interest and knowledge of governance and the activities of government institutions have contributed to insufficient public accountability and the attendant cases of corruption in the country. She said where there were no proper structures to deal with accountability, corruption was most likely to be rife. “The lack of citizen education, as well as the lack of interest and knowledge of the activities of government institutions contribute to insufficient public accountability," she said...

Actor Marama Corlett tells DQ about her transformative experience playing the mysterious Corporal Angua in BBC America’s cyberpunk thriller The Watch. As an actor, Marama Corlett has picked up numerous credits in genre-splitting, often fantastical dramas, from Sinbad and Blood Drive to His Dark Materials and The City & The City, as well as an appearance in Marvel movie Guardians of the Galaxy. “What excites me is to be able to completely transform physically as much as possible and to live in a different world,” Corlett tells DQ. “I love the idea of being unrecognisable from one chara...