PENSACOLA, Fla. -- Efforts to rebuild the Wayside Fishing Pier in Pensacola are progressing, with the project gaining approval from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The pier was ...

The discovery was made near the Margate Pier by Austin Contegiacomo, a Coast Guard rescue swimmer whose sheepadoodle, Koda, took interest in a bottle protruding from the sand. Contegiacomo didn't ...

As part of the festivities, the city held the 7th annual Youth Fishing Derby, opened up the San Clemente Aquatics Center for free swimming and unveiled improvements to the pier area with new bike ...

Perhaps that’s how these Lincoln Inn bottles ended up in the ocean, and nearly a century later, on the sand near the Margate ...

Austin Contegiacomo's dog started sniffing around the sand during a walk near Margate Pier last month. That's when he discovered 11 sealed containers, still presumably full of booze, embossed with ...

The well-known fishing stretch of sod bank of Great Bay known as Graveling Point in Little Egg Harbor Township had a solid ...

The crash ignited a huge fire, which is still burning on one of the vessels in the North Sea, about 10 miles off the coast of Hull, a busy port and fishing center. Dozens of people were rescued ...

The mysterious bottles were laying flat, half buried in the wet sand just south of Margate Pier. Each was still filled with golden liquid with the name Lincoln Inn embossed in the glass.

Margate had been on my list for a while - a seaside escape, a chance to soak up the sun, wander through quirky shops, and maybe even dip my toes in the sea. Dubbed Shoreditch-on-Sea due to its ...

The mysterious bottles were laying flat, half buried in the wet sand just south of Margate Pier. Each was still filled with golden liquid with the name Lincoln Inn embossed in the glass. “Originally I ...

Thanks for following this live page today as we brought you the latest after the crash between an oil tanker and a cargo ship in the North Sea yesterday ... is also a rich fishing environment ...

The mysterious bottles were laying flat, half buried in the wet sand just south of Margate Pier. Each was still filled with golden liquid with the name Lincoln Inn embossed in the glass.