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ROCKPORT — The day after the bodies of two divers were found off Rockport’s coast, the Rockport Police Department and the Office of Essex District Attorney Paul Tucker remained tight-lipped
Family members are mourning after two men in their 70s died in a diving accident in the waters off Rockport Wednesday. Emergency crews first responded on<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/family-members-mourning-divers-who-died-in-rockport-diving-accident/">Read More</a>
A man was rescued Wednesday morning around 11 a.m. by first responders unaware of a second diver, Richard Brady of Hampton.
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Alan De Oliveira Leao and Richard Brady were found dead after they went for a dive on Wednesday off the coast of Massachusetts, according to authorities
Front Beach in Rockport is known as a beginner-level diving area, but two reportedly experienced divers drowned there Wednesday.