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Coast Guard seeks record $80,000 penalty for Chicago charter operator
Kirk Moore
Industry now employs nearly 650,0000 Americans across all 50 states and contributes $154 billion to the nation’s economic growth annually. Ken Hocke photo
U.S. maritime workforce grows to 650,000, maritime group says
Ken Hocke
Federal grand jury hands down indictment against two supervisors related to a duck boat accident that killed 17 people last summer. Branson/Lakes Area Convention and Visitors Bureau photo
Handling a maritime crisis: Don't lie
Ken Hocke
Cross Sound Ferry's 143' Cecelia Ann, built by Austal shipyard in Mobile, Ala., in 2003. Photo courtesy of Cross Sound Ferry
Ferry company provides active shooter training
Ken Hocke
The Ocean Queen Rockstar, first of six 350-passenger vessels built for NYC Ferry by Metal Shark, in New York's East River. Kirk Moore photo.
NYC Ferry will expand through 2021
Kirk Moore
The 210-foot Hornblower Infinity is part of Hornblower's New York fleet. David Krapf photo
Passenger Vessel Foundation receives $25,000 grant from Hornblower
David Krapf
The SS United States at Philadelphia. SS United States Conservancy photo.
New move to redevelop, reuse SS United States
Kirk Moore
Nichols Brothers will build two 140'x37'x12' aluminum high-speed ferries for Kitsap Transit. Nichols Brothers rendering
Nichols to build two high-speed ferries
David Krapf
NY Waterway ferries at the company's Port Imperial terminal at Weehawken, N.J. Kirk Moore photo.
NY Waterway gets Corps dock permit, but city officials still fighting
Kirk Moore
Poor maintenance, lack of guidance led to Florida passenger vessel fire
David Krapf
Congressional reprieve for the Delta Queen
Dale K. DuPont
Seastreak crew helps save New Jersey boaters
Kirk Moore
NY Waterway ferries at the company's Port Imperial terminal at Weehawken, N.J. Kirk Moore photo.
Stranded by snow, New York City commuters escaped by ferries
Kirk Moore
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