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There were 680 grain barges unloaded in the New Orleans region, 7% fewer than last week. USDA photo
Weekly barge grain movements up 18% from a year ago
WorkBoat Staff
WorkBoat file photo
Towing — Part I
Joel Milton
Kirby’s businesses continued to gain momentum with improved market conditions and increased demand, delivering sequential and year-on-year revenue and earnings growth. David Krapf photo
Recovery of inland barge market has been better than anticipated, Kirby says
Pamela Glass
The Don Raul, a 74-foot, 2,800 hp tug built by Great Lakes Shipyard in 2008, at work on the water. The Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District awarded a $8.4 million contract to Cleveland-based Great Lakes Towing on April 20 for lease of the tugboat to serve as part of its repair fleet on the Great Lakes. (Photo courtesy of Great Lakes Towing)
Corps signs five-year lease for Great Lakes tug
WorkBoat Staff
The SS Badger. Lake Michgan Car Ferry
Marad announces new marine highway route, two new marine highway designations
WorkBoat Staff
The Ingram Barge towboat Charlie C pushes a tow on the Atchfalaya River in Louisiana. Top left, Jennifer Carpenter, president, and CEO of the American Waterways Operators. WorkBoat and AWO photos
Q&A with Jennifer Carpenter, president and CEO of the American Waterways Operators
Pamela Glass
Maritime Partners rendering
Maritime Partners named Marine Money's 2021 'Preferred Equity Deal of the Year'
WorkBoat Staff
Weeks of dredging around the Ever Forward prepared for a third successful refloating attempt April 17. Tim Pruss/ MyDrone.Pro photo.
Freed from the bay bottom, Ever Forward finally refloated
Kirk Moore
A pilot project is testing the feasibility of moving UPS trailers by barge across New York Harbor between Red Hook and Bayonne. UPS photo.
UPS tests short-sea shipping across New York Harbor
Kirk Moore
The 6,800-hp tug Athena. Crowley Maritime photo
Crowley takes delivery of fourth Tier 4 ship assist and harbor escort tug
WorkBoat Staff
Crane barges began lifting containers April 9 to lighter the Ever Forward, grounded in Chesapeake Bay since March 13. Coast Guard photo.
Ever Forward container lightering continues
Kirk Moore
Subchapter M affects about 6,000 vessels. Photo by David Krapf
Subchapter M enforcement posture for certificate of inspection phase-in requirements
U.S. Coast Guard
Cleanup continued where the 83' tug Western Mariner, ran aground in Alaska's Neva Strait on March 21, 2022. The Coast Guard, Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, and Western Towboat lead the response efforts. Coast Guard photo.
Cleanup, assessment continues after Alaska tugboat grounding
WorkBoat Staff
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