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Members of the Aids to Navigation Team Cape May, N.J., re-establish navigational aids in Little Egg Inlet, N.J., in 2018. Coast Guard photo
Disappearing buoys — Part I
Joel Milton
Capt. Alan Bernstein. WorkBoat.com screenshot
A reluctant participant in the virtual world
Capt. Alan Bernstein
Photo courtesy of ERCOT
The cost of power grid independence
Jim Redden
In 2003, then Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao stands beside then Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld to sign a memorandum of understanding designed to ease re-entry into the civilian workforce by military personnel. Department of Defense photo.
Maritime academies ensnarled in ethics probe of former DOT Secretary Chao
Pamela Glass
Offshore wind turbines. Dong Energy photo by MEDVIND/Bent Sørensen.
Wind power whiplash with Vineyard Wind review complete
Kirk Moore
Creative Commons image by Blogtrepreneur.
Fifth Circuit tackles seaman’s contributory negligence
Daniel J. Hoerner
Arcosa website image
Hopper barge deliveries climb in 2020
Ken Hocke
U.S. Coast Guard photo
Contracts: Review before signing
Chris Richmond
Ensign Patricia Carrow, a Coast Guard vessel inspector, examines a passenger vessel's operational, mechanical, and safety systems during an annual inspection in Long Beach, Calif. on Dec. 7, 2016. The Coast Guard inspects every operating passenger vessel for safety and regulation standards annually. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Andrea Anderson)
Coast Guard’s new risk tool concerns passenger vessel operators
Capt. Alan Bernstein
At 1013.5 feet, Interlake Steamship Company’s flagship M/V Paul R. Tregurtha is the longest ship on the Great Lakes. Interlake Steamship Company photo
U.S.-flag Great Lakes fleet continues to invest
Guest Author
The 80'x38'x13'2" ship assist/escort tug C.D. White was designed by Robert Allan Ltd. and built at Eastern Shipbuilding Group for Bisso Offshore LLC. The tug was one of WorkBoat's Significant Boats of 2020. Eastern Shipbuilding Group photo
Tugs: The rest of the story
Ken Hocke
FEMA and the Maritime Administration are distributing facial coverings to about 400 maritime transportation entities nationwide. Harbor Docking & Towing photo
Mask mandate in the Maritime Transportation System
U.S. Coast Guard
Great Lakes Towing Company and Great Lakes Shipyard christened two new tugs, the 2,000-hp Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, at the companies' Cleveland facilities on Dec. 16. Photo by Paul C. LaMarre III
Avoid deck skating — Part II
Joel Milton
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