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What Would the Niagara River Look Like Without an Ice Boom? As my dog and I walked on Squaw Island on a chilly afternoon last month, I was able to get an up close look at the Niagara...
Soo Locks 2010 shipping season will open early this year On March 21, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will open the Poe Lock, part of the Soo Locks, in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., at...
Muskegon port resilient despite drops elsewhere in Michigan Great Lakes shipping activity through the Muskegon channel dropped in 2009, but not as much as in many other ports. A recent...
Cuyahoga County Port Authority board needs to be smaller and focused on maritime issues: editorial It's time to overhaul the board that runs the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority. Most of the port's current...
Asian carp fight may close Chicago river More than a million people each spring and summer pause to admire Chicago's architectural wonders and learn the history...
Stopping carp can save Great Lakes industries and increase jobs Week after week, more alarming DNA evidence indicates the presence of invasive Asian carp in the Chicago waterway system and...
L.B. Foster Awarded $3.7 Million Ports of Indiana Contract L.B. Foster Company , headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA, is providing steel sheet piling for improvements to the Ports of...
Dredging dispute threatens shipping in Green Bay harbor An impasse involving federal and state governmental agencies has put at risk the shipping business in the Green Bay harbor....
Biologists say Great Lakes still at risk despite ballast flushing The Canadian and U.S. operators of the St. Lawrence Seaway have begun requiring freighters to flush their ship-steadying...
Court tosses industry's suit over N.Y. ballast rules A New York state appellate court has tossed out a challenge by the shipping industry over the state's ballast water...
Port of Milwaukee plans improvements for 2010 While many of the ports in the Great Lakes saw their traffic volumes fall between 15 to 30 percent last year during the...
New owner of Erie shipyard promises growth With anxiety about jobs dominating the national conversation, we're pleased to report a healthy development in the local...
Good start to New Year at Duluth-Superior port Duluth-Superior port officials say the New Year is starting better than the old. Adolph Ojard (oh'-zhard) of the Duluth...
Great Lakes iron ore numbers lowest since Great Depression Some depressing numbers, shades of the Great Depression, released today about the 2009 Great Lakes iron ore cargo. At 31-...
Great Lakes shipping at low tide The recession hit Great Lakes shipping so hard in 2009 that some tankers never left their home berths, a shipping trade...
Carp Mania It sounds like one of those old Hollywood thrillers -- "Attack of the 50 Foot Woman" or "Invasion of the Body...
Wisconsin joins legal battle to stop spread of giant carp Wisconsin has entered the multi-state battle against Illinois and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to stop an Asian carp...
Docked freighter draws spectators Blue Water Area residents are getting an unusual opportunity to get a close view of a large lake freighter. The Algosea,...
St. Lawrence Seaway Faces Slow Climb Back The St. Lawrence Seaway’s 50th anniversary celebrations this year were overshadowed by one of the worst years for...
Great Lakes steamships get a break The federal government is getting tougher on air emissions from large commercial vessels, but 13 U.S.-flagged steamships...
Seafaring traffic nearly done for the season on the Great Lakes The last ocean-going ship of the season left the Duluth-Superior port this week, marking the end of a tough season for the...
Freight traffic wanes The number of freighters motoring past the Blue Water Area fell off this shipping season, and the reasons provide a snapshot...
N.Y. canal system sees boost in traffic Reinventing itself, the New York state canal system experienced an upswing this year, producing a one-year turnaround from...
Five more lakers activated for late season shipping boost After being laid-up by a slow economy, five U.S.-flagged lakers have been pressed back into service on the Great Lakes....
Grounded ship draws crowds along St. Lawrence Hundreds of curious onlookers have been gathering on the shore of the St. Lawrence River in eastern Ontario to watch...
Oceangoing vessels face tougher DNR rules The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources will start requiring all ships coming into Green Bay and other state ports...
Port of Green Bay 'doing fine' after slow start to season Aside from the first two months of the shipping season, when nothing was moving because of the economic downturn, the port...
Port Authority holds 2 closed meetings after staffers quit, investigation report The Cleveland-Cuyahoga Port Authority's board of directors met behind closed doors for more than two hours Sunday...
Deal struck on Great Lakes ship pollution Congressional negotiators reached a deal Tuesday that would effectively exempt 13 ships that haul iron ore, coal and other...
EPA proposal to cut Great Lakes ship emissions stirs the waters A horn blasts, seagulls screech and tourists clap as the longest ship in the Great Lakes, the 308-meter Paul R. Tregurtha...
Strange Bedfellows Fighting EPA Regulations for Great Lakes Freighters Great Lakes freighters are not pretty boats, stubby and slab-sided, and travel from mines to mills unnoticed except when...
Clean-air advocates battle Oberstar over Great Lakes pollution proposal A battle over a proposal to regulate air pollution from ships is pitting clean-air advocates against industry groups and...
Unlocking the Future Captain Kenneth MacKenzie is battling behemoths in one of the biggest racing boats Lake Ontario has ever seen. His...
A PROPOSAL FOR THE FUTURE OF CLEVELAND'S PORT The Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority is planning a major transformation that will begin with reconfiguring its...
Obey measure could block new EPA ship pollution regulations The Obama administration is seeking to enact strict air pollution controls for ships that navigate both along the coasts...
Dredging planned for turning basin The Army Corps of Engineers plans to dredge the turning basin of the St. Joseph River harbor before the end of the year,...
Fight Brewing Over Possible Rider to Weaken Air Pollution Regs for Ships Clean air advocates are girding for a battle over a possible amendment to the annual U.S. EPA spending bill that would...
Conservation groups grumble about Coast Guard's proposed ballast rules The U.S. Coast Guard is proposing a batch of new regulations to prevent overseas ships from dumping contaminated ballast...
Superior receives $2 million harbor assistance grant State Senator Bob Jauch (D-Poplar) and State Representative Nick Milroy (D-Superior) today applauded an announcement by...
Asian carp misery spreads to barge operators The leaping Asian carp have long been a problem for recreational boaters plying waters infested by the species, which was...
Local port seeks cash for shipping line with Montreal The Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority will apply for $35 million to $45 million in federal stimulus money to...
Port Stanley's commercial days appear numbered Port Stanley seems destined to remain a port in name only. A plan for the future of the only deep-water port on the northern...
Rules Offered on Ships' Ballast Water The Coast Guard issued proposed standards for ballast water treatment Thursday that had been long awaited by environmental...
Door County shipyard may lay off up to 405 Bay Shipbuilding Co. filed a notice with the state Tuesday that it anticipates laying off as many as 405 people this fall...
Cleveland port's planned move to E. 55th St. gets tentative OK from Corps of Engineers The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has tentatively approved the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority's preferred site at...
Dredging crisis continue to affect Great Lakes limestone trade The Lake Carriers' Association in the US says US and Canadian Great Lakes ports loaded 2.9 million net tons of limestone in...
Port of Green Bay shows some improvement despite lag While July numbers for the Port of Green Bay continue to lag in the face of a still-recovering economy, they are showing...
Seaway traffic declines by roughly 21% in recession St. Lawrence Seaway traffic suffer under the weight of the recession in July, the latest figures show. Year-to-date numbers...
Local authors share experiences aboard Great Lakes freighter The journey aboard a Great Lakes freighter from Chicago to Holland that ended last summer really began more than 120 years...
Port on roll The Port of Thunder Bay is riding against the tide of recession. Traffic coming in and out of the port is up 25 per cent...
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