GLOUCESTER, Mass. (AP) — There wasn’t a mayday call from the commercial fishing vessel Lily Jean as it navigated the frigid ...
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A commercial fishing vessel that was presumed to sink off the coast of Massachusetts on Friday was carrying a crew of seven people and the U.S. Coast Guard was expected to maintain a search for ...
Six of the incidents, not including Friday’s tragedy involving the Lily Jean out of Gloucester, have occurred since 2017.
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The 72-foot Lily Jean issued an alert early on Friday morning, approximately 25 miles off the port of Gloucester.
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