Originally published Thursday, January 3, 2013 at 3:13 PM
Workers refloat boat that sank at Port Townsend
Workers have pulled out a 30-foot boat that sank next to a dock at the marina at the Port of Port Townsend.
The Associated Press
Workers have pulled out a 30-foot boat that sank next to a dock at the marina at the Port of Port Townsend.
State Ecology Department spokeswoman Linda Kent says a quick response by the port staff also contained a diesel spill.
The vessel had about 180 gallons of the fuel on board. Up to 50 gallons was collected in a spill boom and absorbent materials. Kent commended the port for its fast action.
She says the boat that sank was a fiberglass dive vessel used for collecting sea cucumbers.










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