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Salvors for the Key Bridge Response Unified Command prepared to remove the M/V Dali from the Fort McHenry Federal Channel in Baltimore, Md. Coast Guard video/Senior CPO Nick Ameen.
Dive survey awaited to move Dali from Baltimore channel
WorkBoat Staff
At barge owned by Martin Petroleum allided with the Pelican Island Bridge that connects Galveston Island to Pelican Island. Power was temporarily interrupted to Pelican Island, which is home to Texas A&M Galveston. Galveston County OEM photo via X.
Coast Guard sets up unified command for Galveston bridge allision
WorkBoat Staff
New York state and city officials outlined a plan for major improvements to the Brooklyn Marine Terminal starting at $95 million. NY City Mayor's Office image.
New $95 million plan for Brooklyn Marine Terminal
WorkBoat Staff
The 321' barge MMLP 321 was carrying 30,000 gallons of vacuum gas oil when it broke away from a tow at Galveston, Texas, May 15. The barge allided with a bridge on the Pelican Island causeway and a rail track collapsed. Coast Guard photo.
Galveston bridge closed after barge allision
WorkBoat Staff
Brandy D. Christian. Port NOLA photo
Port NOLA president, CEO Christian moving on
WorkBoat Staff
Small explosive charges were used to cut the last of the Francis Scott Key Bridge from the Dali May 13. Port of Baltimore photo.
Explosives drop last of bridge deck from Dali
WorkBoat Staff
A containership navigates the Arthur Kill waterway between New Jersey and Staten Island in 2015. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo.
Ship’s engineers plead guilty to ‘magic pipe’ oil discharge in NJ
WorkBoat Staff
A towboat pushing 24 barges avoided an allision with the steamboat Natchez docked at New Orleans April 28. New Orleans Steamboat Company photo.
New Orleans tow narrowly misses steamboat Natchez
WorkBoat Staff
Weeks Marine's Weeks 533 crane working at the Dali as salvors removed containers and bridge wreckage in preparation for removing the stranded containership. USACE photo.
Bridge section being cleared off Dali; plan to reopen 45’ channel May 10
WorkBoat Staff
NOAA now pushing out daily chart updates
WorkBoat Staff
Bow Triumph at the Odfjell Terminal in Charleston on Sept. 8, 2022, showing damage to the vessel’s starboard side. Coast Guard photo.
NTSB: Bank effect swung tanker into South Carolina pier
WorkBoat Staff
The dredging vessel WB Wood engaged in dredging operations (with its spuds up) before the January 2023 capsizing. Wood Resources photo via NTSB.
NTSB: Undetected flooding, unsecured through-hull pipe led to dredging vessel capsize
WorkBoat Staff
The MSC Passion III on April 28 was the first container ship to arrive at Baltimore's Seagirt Terminal since the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge March 26. The Passion III transited a 35-foot-deep temporary channel. Port of Baltimore photo.
‘Claw’ tackles Baltimore wreckage as first containership arrives
WorkBoat Staff
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