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The cargo ship that ran aground in the Chesapeake Bay and stayed stuck for more than a month was finally refloated Sunday — but much work is ahead.

A 1,095-foot cargo ship that ran aground outside of Baltimore more than a month ago has finally been freed.

The 130-ton Ever Forward cargo ship that has been mired in the mud of the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland for more than a month was dislodged early Sunday.

After weeks of tugging, pulling, digging and dumping, the 1,095-foot Ever Forward cargo ship was pried from the muddy clutches of the Chesapeake Bay Sunday morning.

A 1,095-foot cargo ship that ran aground outside of Baltimore more than a month ago has finally been freed.

After two unsuccessful attempts to free the grounded Ever Forward in the Chesapeake Bay, the U.S. Coast Guard announced Monday that containers will be removed...

The Ever Forward, owned by the Taiwan-based company Evergreen, became lodged in mud a few hundred yards from shore on the night of March 13.

Two barges and five tug boats pulled a 1,000-foot cargo ship from the banks of the Chesapeake Bay Sunday, where it had been wedged for almost five weeks.

The Ever Forward, which was stuck in the Chesapeake Bay for over a month, has finally been freed, Coast Guard officials confirmed Sunday.

Ship freed from muddy bottom of the Chesapeake Bay at third attempt is owned by same company as ship stuck in Suez canal last year