Jul 2008
Latest issue of the Beacon online
16/07/08 00:42 Filed in: Flotilla
To: ALAUX
From: CHDIRAUX
Subj: Electronic BEACON -017/08
1. The latest issue of the eBEACON is now posted. The Coast Guard Auxiliary
Association, Inc. (CGAuxA) no longer distributes a paper version of the
BEACON. Your Association recommends you save the link to your favorites then
view it at any time. They are attempting to post the latest issue every two
months.
http://www.cgauxa.org/ebeacon/
2. The purpose of this list is to keep Auxiliarists as well as all other
interested parties abreast of current developments, policies, manuals, etc.
All information contained herein and linked is OFFICIAL policy and
information.
3. Internet Release and Distribution is Authorized.
From: CHDIRAUX
Subj: Electronic BEACON -017/08
1. The latest issue of the eBEACON is now posted. The Coast Guard Auxiliary
Association, Inc. (CGAuxA) no longer distributes a paper version of the
BEACON. Your Association recommends you save the link to your favorites then
view it at any time. They are attempting to post the latest issue every two
months.
http://www.cgauxa.org/ebeacon/
2. The purpose of this list is to keep Auxiliarists as well as all other
interested parties abreast of current developments, policies, manuals, etc.
All information contained herein and linked is OFFICIAL policy and
information.
3. Internet Release and Distribution is Authorized.
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BOLO: Sturgeon Tag last known location near Dobbs Ferry
Date: Friday, July
11, 2008, 12:33 PM
Good Afternoon Commanders,
Please see the attached message from the Yonkers Boat and Canoe Club. They are looking for a satellite tag from a sturgeon fish in our area. They believe it fell off near Dobbs Ferry. Please read and get out to the deck plate so if anyone comes across it on patrol they can alert the proper authorities.
Thank You,
Kevin
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Kevin Michael Hanley
Vice Captain
Division Six (1SR)
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary
Original Notice (Hudson River Almanac, 24 June, follows):
6/24 - Dobbs Ferry, HRM 23: In order to learn of their movements within the
Hudson River estuary and along the Atlantic coast, the NYSDEC Hudson River
Fisheries Unit applies satellite tags to some of the Atlantic sturgeon we
capture and release. Recently, one of our satellite tags popped off an adult
Atlantic sturgeon near Dobbs Ferry in the Tappan Zee. We do not have an
exact location - it could be on either side of the river - but we are
thinking more likely on the Dobbs Ferry side. If anyone is out canoeing,
kayaking, or boating in the area, please keep an eye out for it. It would be
very much appreciated. The tag floats, is cylindrical, black, and 6.5 inches
long, not counting the antenna.
Good Afternoon Commanders,
Please see the attached message from the Yonkers Boat and Canoe Club. They are looking for a satellite tag from a sturgeon fish in our area. They believe it fell off near Dobbs Ferry. Please read and get out to the deck plate so if anyone comes across it on patrol they can alert the proper authorities.
Thank You,
Kevin
--
Kevin Michael Hanley
Vice Captain
Division Six (1SR)
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary
Original Notice (Hudson River Almanac, 24 June, follows):
6/24 - Dobbs Ferry, HRM 23: In order to learn of their movements within the
Hudson River estuary and along the Atlantic coast, the NYSDEC Hudson River
Fisheries Unit applies satellite tags to some of the Atlantic sturgeon we
capture and release. Recently, one of our satellite tags popped off an adult
Atlantic sturgeon near Dobbs Ferry in the Tappan Zee. We do not have an
exact location - it could be on either side of the river - but we are
thinking more likely on the Dobbs Ferry side. If anyone is out canoeing,
kayaking, or boating in the area, please keep an eye out for it. It would be
very much appreciated. The tag floats, is cylindrical, black, and 6.5 inches
long, not counting the antenna.