Authorities: Dolphin strands itself in Woodbridge
A dolphin was rescued after stranding itself in Woodbridge.
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4h agoAuthorities say a dolphin stranded itself in a creek in Woodbridge.
They say the mammal was found Friday morning swimming in a creek at Alvin P. Williams Park.
The park was closed by authorities to rescue the dolphin.
The Marine Mammal Stranding Center says another dolphin stranded itself on a beach in Wildwood yesterday.
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