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Two Men Cited for Illegal Oyster Harvest in Plaquemines Parish From LDWF: Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries enforcement agents cited two men for alleged oyster violations on Dec. 29 in Plaquemines Parish. Agents cited Nelson C. Williams III, 45, and James Garrison, 39, both of Port Sulphur, for taking oysters from a polluted area. Williams was also cited for a log book violation and oyster vessel sanitation violation. Agents were on patrol in the area of Two Sisters Bayou and utilized a drone for aerial surveillance when they observed a vessel with two occupants actively dredging...

First responders making the most of 2020, continue working through the holiday First responders making the most of working through the holiday By Riley Wyant | December 24, 2020 at 10:19 PM EST - Updated December 25 at 8:55 AM CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - This year has been tough for everyone, but health care workers and first responders have made big sacrifices, and now continue to work through the holidays. While nurses and police officers say working on holidays and missing out on family is hard, they are making the most of it with those around them. “This is our family. I see more...

Patients, seniors here in the community. and there is an urgent effort tonight to get them help and to check on them. abc's chief national affairs correspondent in myrtle beach, south carolina, on that part of the story. >> reporter: tonight, with florence's winds, rain and angry surf bearing down, most have fled, headed for safer ground. we rode along with myrtle beach police. corporal thomas vest tells me what worries him about the storm. >> it looks like a lot of people are still trying to decide if they're going to stay or go. >> reporter: more than 420,000 people have evacuated the south ...

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