Coastguards were called to Douglas Harbour at the weekend to deal with an oil pollution incident.
At around 1.30pm on Saturday, an old fishing boat began leaking oil in the outer harbour.
Officers put an oil boom around the vessel, helped by the harbours boat Warrior.
Weather could hit Manxman sailings
The Steam Packet Company says two sailings may be at risk of disruption this weekend.
No residents parking permits for heavy vehicles, says DOI
The Department of Infrastructure says nobody gets a parking permit if their vehicle is too heavy.
Don't fall for airport baggage scam!
Another scam targeting Manx residents is doing the rounds on Facebook - this time impersonating Ronaldsway Airport.
Tributes paid to Island's groundbreaking sculptor
Tributes are being paid to a world-famous Manx sculptor who's died at the age of 95.
Island's Chinese Association applies to be dissolved
An organisation set up to promote Sino-Manx relations has applied to be dissolved.
More flats for Bayqueen Hotel development?
A company has applied to add extra flats to a development in the south of the Island after nobody came forward to lease commercial space.
£5,000 Tesco windfall for primary school
Port St Mary school will be getting a £5,000 boost after being chosen by a Tesco customer.
Medical helicopter evacuations on the rise
The Department of Infrastructure says the number of medical airlifts from Noble's Hospital has been steadily rising over the past three years.
