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Each year, hundreds of exhibitors showcase thousands of products and services. WorkBoat file photo
Offshore wind, autonomous vessels highlight WorkBoat Show Conference Program
David Krapf
There were 669 grain barges unloaded in New Orleans, 2% fewer than the previous week. USDA photo/Anson Eaglin
Barge grain movements decrease 10% over last week
WorkBoat Staff
The Waterways Council Inc. (WCI) advocates for a modern, efficient and well-maintained of inland waterways, including lock and dam infrastructure, and channel maintenance. Corps of Engineers, Patrick Loch
Barge grain movements fall 32% over last week
WorkBoat Staff
There were 669 grain barges unloaded in New Orleans, 2% fewer than the previous week. USDA photo/Anson Eaglin
Barge grain movements up more than 100% over last week
Ken Hocke
Coast Guard responds to oily sheen near New Orleans
U.S. Coast Guard
Aluminum, high-speed ferry crews have to prove they can safely carry passengers. Metal Shark photo
Safety issues keep New Orleans ferries at the dock
Ken Hocke
Aluminum, high-speed ferry crews have to prove they can safely carry passengers. Metal Shark photo
New Orleans ferries fall short on COI requirements
Ken Hocke
The high-water event also marked the first time the Bonnet Carr
Corps opens Bonnet Carré Spillway for second time this year
Ken Hocke
The high-water event also marked the first time the Bonnet Carr
River levels falling at New Orleans, spillway closing
Ken Hocke
The towboat Seattle Slew capsized March 18 near the Myrtle Grove Fleet in Plaquemines Parish, La. Turn Services photo
Captain missing after Louisiana towboat capsizes
Kirk Moore
The high-water event also marked the first time the Bonnet Carr
Mississippi River running high and hard in New Orleans
Ken Hocke
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