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High tide helps refloat grounded fishing boat
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- Parent Category: News
- Category: First Nations & International News
- Published: 08 January 2011
Neah Bay, Washington (AP) January 2011
An overnight high tide helped refloat a fishing boat that ran aground near Neah Bay on the Olympic Peninsula.
The Department of Ecology says the 88-foot commercial vessel was pulled from a beach near Shipwreck Point last week.
Officials say there are no reports of any oil spill or discharge, but a floating boom was placed around the boat as a precaution until the Coast Guard inspects it.
Ecology, the Coast Guard and the Makah Tribe responded when the vessel ran aground last week.
An overnight high tide helped refloat a fishing boat that ran aground near Neah Bay on the Olympic Peninsula.
The Department of Ecology says the 88-foot commercial vessel was pulled from a beach near Shipwreck Point last week.
Officials say there are no reports of any oil spill or discharge, but a floating boom was placed around the boat as a precaution until the Coast Guard inspects it.
Ecology, the Coast Guard and the Makah Tribe responded when the vessel ran aground last week.