Search Operation to Expand Today for Missing Fisherman Mathias Greenaway
Authorities have initiated an extensive search for Mathias Greenaway, a local fisherman who went missing on Friday, February 21, 2025.
Greenaway was last seen departing from Point Wharf around 3 p.m., prompting concern among friends and family who reported him missing shortly thereafter.
Already, the Coast Guard launched a search effort deploying rescue teams but have not yielded any positive results.
Coast Guard officials confirmed that they will expand their search today.
If you have any information about Greenaway’s whereabouts, please call the nearest police station or-268-781-1249
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