The colliers (coal ships) we see off our coast are not new. From the WAVY TV 10 archives, take a walk back to 1981, to the old Cape Charles. WAVY reporter Kathy Midkif walks around town, talks to merchants, and coal ship captains, and highlights how a coal strike can change the economic variables for a small, bayside village.
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