Officials plan to purposefully sink the passenger ship off the coast of Florida, where it will become the world's largest ...

AmaWaterways began in 2002 out of the shared vision of three families, the result of which has been a river cruising ...

The Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor and the New York State Canal Corporation recently announced the release of new educational materials geared for fourth graders learning about the Erie ...

Plans call for the ship to be briefly housed at Pier 80 next to its current home before it is towed down the Delaware River, where it will pass under the Walt Whitman, Commodore Barry and Delaware ...

The lasers are used to penetrate the river's surface and map the riverbed. “All major pieces” of the ... The crash was the deadliest in the U.S. since Nov. 12, 2001, when a jet slammed into a New York ...

The order also temporarily shuts down all bird markets in Westchester, Nassau and Suffolk counties after 7 cases were ...

GEORGETOWN, S.C. (WBTW) — Lawmakers in Columbia aren’t the only ones trying to tackle the problem of abandoned boats littering South Carolina waterways. Law enforcement, local businesses and ...

Sewage spills into England's lakes, rivers and seas by water companies more than doubled in 2023. 'The Sewage Map', created by Dr Alex Lipp and ... It reports the Commission's findings will help shape ...

The first ever comprehensive waterways map reveals the 'horrifying' reality of England's ... In Oxfordshire, analysis from Thames 21 showed that, in 2023, five of county's seven sewage treatment works ...

Jackie Robinson’s granddaughter. The new ferry will operate year-round on different transit and excursion routes.

Neptune news:Homeless camp behind ShopRite empties out completely, but cleanup still needed Waterways at Neptune ... Sunset property on the water; and New York Concourse, which owns the Headliner.

Detectives with the Nassau County Police Department’s Homicide Squad are investigating and ask anyone with information about the incident to call (516) 573-7788 or 911. All callers will remain ...