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Merchant Marine Cadet Saw Dun, from Antioch, Calif., loops a stern line around a winch during the arrival of the hospital ship USNS Mercy. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Valerie Eppler.
Coast Guard to launch new Merchant Mariner Credential on March 1
Pamela Glass
The Ocean Tech Hub (OTH) in the Providence-Warwick region, led by the Rhode Island Commerce Corp., focuses on leveraging coastal assets for innovation in ocean technology. Shutterstock image
Southeastern New England’s Ocean Tech Hub
Ben Hayden
Coldwater Alaska's North Cape, designed and built by Bay Weld Boats, Homer, Alaska. Bay Weld Boats photo.
Bay Weld Boats delivers landing craft to adventure tourism company
Ben Hayden
Initially, three vessels to the new design will be built at Työvene yard in Finland. Ad Hoc Marine Designs rendering
Three Ad Hoc-designed CTVs for UK operator
WorkBoat Staff
Centerline's expanding fleet is now equipped with over three million barrels of liquid tank barge capacity. Centerline Logistics photo.
Centerline Logistics acquires JMB Shipping, expands fleet capabilities
WorkBoat Staff
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says NYC Ferry will double capacity by 2023 to serve a projected nine million annual riders. But the system is under fire for escalating costs. Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office.
Hornblower to be acquired by investment firm
WorkBoat Staff
U.S. Navy Near Coastal Patrol Vessel (NCPV) #7 being launched at Metal Shark’s Franklin, La., shipyard on Feb. 6, 2024. Metal Shark photo
Metal Shark expands its facilities in Louisiana, opening a third shipyard
WorkBoat Staff
The Coast Guard proposes to increase the overall cost of U.S. Great Lakes pilotage in 2024 compared to 2023 by $2.6 million or 7%. Chamber of Marine Commerce photo
Coast Guard finalizes 2024 Great Lakes pilotage rates
WorkBoat Staff
Reliance-class medium endurance cutter Dependable returns to Virginia Beach. U.S. Coast Guard photo
Coast Guard cutter returns home after 59 days of illegal migrant interdiction
WorkBoat Staff
AQV halted operations on Tuesday and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. David Krapf photo
American Queen Voyages files for Chapter 11
WorkBoat Staff
The Signet Sirius. Signet Maritime photo.
Signet Shipbuilding delivers first of two 7,725-hp Rotortugs to Signet Maritime
WorkBoat Staff
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