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Carter seeks delay to vessel speed rule

Despite Biden administration inaction regarding a proposed vessel speed rule, efforts continue in Congress to delay its implementation, including a new bill, H.R. 8704, filed by U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter.
Cmdr. Matt Scovill, right, relinquishes command of Submarine Readiness Squadron 36 (SRS-36) to Cmdr. Matthew Becker on June 14 during a change of command ceremony aboard Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay.

Cmdr. Matt Scovill, right, relinquishes command of Submarine Readiness Squadron 36 (SRS-36) to Cmdr. Matthew Becker on June 14 during a change of command ceremony aboard Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay.

SRS-36 bids farewell to Cmdr. Scovill, welcomes Cmdr. Becker

Travis Alston U.S. Navy Cmdr. Matt Scovill relinquished command of Submarine Readiness Squadron 36 (SRS-36) to Cmdr. Matthew Becker on June 14 during a change of command ceremony aboard Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay. Rear Adm. Robert E.

Georgia’s cobia harvest share drops under proposed regulations

Georgia could see a reduction in recreational cobia harvest, at least by percentage caught from New England to the Florida state line, as fishery regulators from Atlantic Coast states wrestle with how best to manage a cobia population that, thanks to a warming ocean and other effects of climate...
Vernon Higgins, right, accompanied by Michelle Massey, read General Order No. 3, issued June 19, 1865, enforcing the Emancipation Proclamation in Texas.

Vernon Higgins, right, accompanied by Michelle Massey, read General Order No. 3, issued June 19, 1865, enforcing the Emancipation Proclamation in Texas.

Celebrating history

Juneteenth festival celebrants last Saturday in Woodbine were energized by inspirational messages of unity through music, the written word and historical lessons.
Camden County Board of Commissioners

Camden County Board of Commissioners

County Commissioners side with CCSO on new radios

Camden County first responders have reached the point to where their communications infrastructure upgrade is nearly done, but officials still have the older radios.