Producer
Colby joined WBOC in 2022. He graduated from Towson University the same year with a bachelor's in Electronic Media and Film Production. Colby was born and raised on Delmarva and has enjoyed using his position as a news producer to serve his community.
(Courtesy: Maryland DNR)
MARYLAND - The Department of Natural Resources announced the right whale Slow Zone is in effect through April 14.
Maryland DNR says endangered North Atlantic right whales have been detected off the coast of Ocean City.
Officials are requesting mariners to avoid or transit at 10 knots or less inside the are where right whale have been detected to reduce the risk of vessel strikes.
For more information on right whale Slow Zones, click here.
Producer
Colby joined WBOC in 2022. He graduated from Towson University the same year with a bachelor's in Electronic Media and Film Production. Colby was born and raised on Delmarva and has enjoyed using his position as a news producer to serve his community.
