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Port of Long Beach Cargo Stats & Development Progress

Sep 17, 2013

Containerized cargo volume at the Port of Long Beach surged 16 percent in August compared to the same month one year ago, with double-digit percentage gains in both imports and exports. Latest Middle Harbor project update shows significant progress…

Heavyweights ITF Back Action on Container Weighing

Sep 16, 2013

The ITF is calling on governments and industry bodies to back a proposed amendment that will tackle the dangers posed by unweighed or mis-declared shipping containers.The amendment – to the existing Safety of Life at Sea Convention (SOLAS)…

Death Toll Rises: 12 Dead in U.S. Navy Yard Shooting

Sep 16, 2013

According to various wire and news reports, at least 12 people were killed in a shooting on Monday at the U.S. Navy Yard in Washington, where a suspected gunman was reportedly among the dead and authorities were searching for two other possible assailants wearing military-style clothing…

Biden: U.S. Harbors Must be Deepened

Sep 16, 2013

In Savannah visit, Georgia officials accompany Vice President.After touring the Port of Savannah Monday, Vice President Joe Biden called for expediting port improvement projects on the U.S. East Coast. U.S. Secretary of Transportation Anthony Fox…

USMMA Moves Up College Rankings

Sep 16, 2013

Second Best Public Regional College The U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA) is America’s second best public regional college in the North and third best regional college according to the 2014 U.S. News and World Report rankings. USMMA has…

Book Review: Gentlemen of the Harbor

Sep 16, 2013

Stories of Chesapeake Bay Tugboats and CrewsCaptain Bill Eggert spent 20 years working in Baltimore Harbor running charter boats and water taxis. All that time, he dodged tugboats guiding huge cargo ships and tankers in and out of the industrial…

Book Review: “After the Galaxy”

Sep 16, 2013

He said, “Captain.”And I said, “What Mirek?”“Are we going to die today?”“Yes, Mirek. We’re going to die.”Four men huddled on the bow of the burning, 190-ft. fishing vessel Galaxy as the crippled boat foundered on one of the world’s cruelest oceans…

U.S. Coast Guard Responds to Navy Yard Shooter

Sep 16, 2013

Coast Guard establishes safety, security zone in response to shooter at Washington Navy YardThe Coast Guard captain of the port has established a temporary safety and security zone Monday in response to a report of a shooter at the Navy Yard in Washington…

Fuel for the Bunker Surcharge Fire

Sep 16, 2013

The way carriers calculate bunker surcharges is often disputed by shippers, and no more so than now. Drewry Maritime Research explains.Bunker surcharges should, proportionately, have been reducing faster than fuel prices because of the deployment of more efficient ships…

UPDATE: Several Injured, Reports of Fatalities in Navy Yard Shooting

Sep 16, 2013

WASHINGTON  -- Several people were injured and there are reports of fatalities in a shooting at the Washington Navy Yard Sept. 16. An active shooter was reported inside the Naval Sea Systems Command Headquarters building (Bldg. 197) on the Washington Navy Yard at 8:20 a…

Hartzell Air Movement Hires Cordonnier

Sep 16, 2013

Hartzell Air Movement is pleased to announce that Neil Cordonnier has joined as Vice President of Operations.  He will be focused on improvements in the operation using Six Sigma, lean techniques, and other process improvements. Sean Steimle…

Post Spill: Analyzing the Water in Honolulu Harbor

Sep 16, 2013

Representatives from the Coast Guard National Strike Force, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Fish and Wildlife, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration conducted water sampling as part of a joint effort to analyze the effects of the molasses spill in Honolulu Harbor Sunday…

UMASS Dartmouth: New Professional Science Master’s Program

Sep 16, 2013

Responding to the growing industry need for workers trained in science, technology, communications and management, UMass Dartmouth’s School for Marine Science and Technology (SMAST) has introduced the Coastal and Ocean Administration, Science…

Norén Named New MD of Stena UK

Sep 16, 2013

Hans Norén has been appointed Managing Director of the Stena UK Group. He will start in January 2014 when he leaves his current position as president of Concordia Maritime AB.'UK is becoming more and more important for our shipping activities…

STX Finland to Close Rauma Shipyard

Sep 16, 2013

STX Finland, which has seen a deterioration of its shipbuilding base for many years, today announced its latest plan to stem the flow of red ink: a phase out of the Rauma shipyard. Senior management cited the continued bad global economy…

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