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4 Shipwrecks Found in New Jersey River Tell Tale of Epic Revolutionary War Battle - Vimarsana News

4 Shipwrecks Found in New Jersey River Tell Tale of Epic Revolutionary War Battle

Beneath an unassuming Garden State Parkway bridge over the Mullica River is a hidden piece of history -- the remnants of an epic battle launched by the British in October 1778 in one of the first South Jersey attacks from the water during the Revolutionary War.

Missing Titanic submersible experiences 'catastrophic implosion.' Here's what may have happened - Vimarsana News

Missing Titanic submersible experiences 'catastrophic implosion.' Here's what may have happened

Marine archaeologist Steve Nagiewicz with Stockton University knew two of the crew members: Paul-Henri Nargeolet and Hamish Harding.

Source: abc7ny.com
Stockton University marine archaeologist weighs in on rescue efforts of Titanic submersible - Vimarsana News

Stockton University marine archaeologist weighs in on rescue efforts of Titanic submersible

New rescue units from around the world, with new tools and new vessels, are frantically joining the search for the Titanic submersible.

Source: 6abc.com
Stone Harbor, NJ, Shark Bite Victim Swears Off Beaches This Year - Vimarsana News

Stone Harbor, NJ, Shark Bite Victim Swears Off Beaches This Year

The 15-year-old Stone Harbor shark bite victim, a surfer, has revealed she probably won't go back into the ocean this year.

Stone Harbor, NJ, Shark Bite Victim Swears Off Beaches This Year - Vimarsana News

Stone Harbor, NJ, Shark Bite Victim Swears Off Beaches This Year

The 15-year-old Stone Harbor shark bite victim, a surfer, has revealed she probably won't go back into the ocean this year.

Source: nj1015.com