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Ken Hocke

Senior Editor

Ken Hocke has been the senior editor of WorkBoat since 1999. He was the associate editor of WorkBoat from 1997 to 1999. Prior to that, he was the editor of the Daily Shipping Guide, a transportation daily in New Orleans. He has written for other publications including The Times-Picayune. He graduated from Louisiana State University with an arts and sciences degree, with a concentration in English, in 1978.

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Arcosa Marine E2MS 314 — Arcosa Marine launched its first tank barge in July 2019 after reopening its Madisonville, La., facility. Arcosa Marine photo

New tank barge deliveries on pace to beat 2019

C&C Marine delivers new dredge to Texas

Eastern Shipbuilding launches second new Staten Island ferry

FRC-39 — The new patrol boat is named for Myrtle Hazard who became the Coast Guard

Bollinger delivers first of three USCG FRCs to be homeported in Guam

WB-05-28-2020-blog-jpg — The majority of the information comes directly from the engine manufacturers, and some from engine company websites. Cummins Inc. photo

2020 Diesel Directory: Look for it in the July issue

Corps delivers augmented reality solutions in fight against Covid-19

Delgado Community College's $6.5 million, 19,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art education facility, part of its Maritime and Industrial Training Center in New Orleans, opened in 2016. Ken Hocke photo

Video: Covid-19 and what's next for Delgado’s maritime training center

IC18130_Press01 — Designed by Incat Crowther, the first two low emission EPA Tier 4 compliant 354-passenger ferries, named H401 and Curiosity, will join the fleet of the still expanding NYC Ferry by Hornblower. Incat Crowther photo

More Incat Crowther-designed ferries delivered to New York

Screen Shot 2020-04-22 at 3.15.16 PM — New 44'x12', 38-passenger tour boat for Argosy Cruises in Seattle, delivered in late February 2020. Inventech Marine Solutions photo

Video: Inventech Marine executives talk Covid-19 and current orderbook

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Money can't make Deepwater Horizon oil spill any less disastrous