Coast Guard searching for missing boater after boat capsizes near Astoria, Ore.
ASTORIA, Ore. — The Coast Guard is searching for a man at Tongue Point near Astoria, Ore. Sunday.
Coast Guard rescues 6 National Guardsmen from capsized boat – Video included
ASTORIA, Ore. – The Coast Guard rescued six Oregon National Guardsmen from a capsized 32-foot vessel approximately two miles from the mouth of the Columbia River near Ilwaco, Wash.
Coast Guard responds to boat fire on Columbia River, Oregon
SEATTLE – The Coast Guard responded to a boat fire near Jim Crow Point, Wash., on the Columbia River, Ore., Sunday.
Coast Guard rescues surfer near Cannon Beach
SEATTLE — The Coast Guard rescued a surfer who was reported missing off of Cannon Beach, Ore., Friday.
Coast Guard issues Administrative Order for vessel aground
SEATTLE – The Coast Guard will issue an Administrative Order to the owner of the 40-foot sailing vessel Gwalchavad that ran aground on Sand Island, Ore., January 13 directing him to remove the vessel.
Coast Guard reponds to grounded vessel near Hammond, Ore.
SEATTLE — The Coast Guard responded to a grounded vessel on the Columbia River bar near Hammond, Ore., Thursday.
Coast Guard searching for missing boater
SEATTLE – The Coast Guard is searching for a man who fell from a fishing vessel 80 miles west of the mouth of the Columbia River Tuesday.
At 12:39 p.m., Coast Guard Group/Air Astoria, Ore., received a radio call from the fishing vessel Zarhina reporting a man had fallen overboard. The reporting source stated that the boater was wearing an orange rain slick when he was last seen.
An HH-60 Jayhawk...
Coast Guard assists vessel taking on water
SEATTLE – The Coast Guard assisted two people who were in distress southwest of Ledbetter Point near Willapa Bay, Wash., Monday.
Coast Guard Group Astoria, Ore., received a call at 1 p.m. concerning two people aboard a 40-foot vessel that was taking on water.
A 47-foot rescue boat crew from Coast Guard Station Cape Disappointment, Wash., was launched to the scene, along with a 47-foot rescue...
