The body of Chester Barrett, of South Addison, has been recovered, but crews will continue to periodically search for the ...

SOUTH ADDISON, Maine (WGME) -- Officials have identified the body that was pulled from a sunken fishing boat off the coast of Maine. The Office of Chief Medical Examiner has positively identified the ...

Chester “Chet” Barrett and his son Aaron, commercial scallop fishermen from South Addison, were reported missing Jan. 18 by a ...

A crew of divers was able to recover a body from a boat that sunk last month off the coast of Maine. News Center Maine ...

Volunteer divers found one of the bodies of the men who lost their lives on their sunken scallop boat, last month. The Sudden ...

The body, believed to be that of Chester Barrett or his son Aaron, has been taken to the medical examiner’s office for ...

The Department of Marine Resources says that divers found a body inside the cabin of the fishing boat "Sudden Impact." ...

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The Maine Marine Patrol has located the sunken fishing boat of a missing father and son, using a remotely operated underwater vehicle to identify the wreck in about 160 feet of water in Moose Cove in ...

On Thursday, January 16, the Maine Department of Marine Resources announced the conservation closure for the Cobscook Bay area, and the father and son were taking their boat home to Addison on ...

They had been moving the boat from Edmunds on Cobscook Bay, where scallop fishing had just closed for the season, to their home port of South Addison, where they planned to resume fishing on Monday.

The two fishermen were aboard a 34-foot scallop vessel that changed course Saturday due to ... to its mooring in South Addison and had become "unreachable." The 34-foot boat, Sudden Impact, apparently ...