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In the 1800s, when the ocean was the highway, the Boothbay region’s four lighthouses (Burnt Island, Hendricks Head, Ram Island, and Cuckolds) served as signposts guiding vessels safely in and out of port. At a time when the nation’s economy revolved...

Maine summer camps. There are 125 of them according to MaineSummerCamps.org. You can scour the listings, but there is only one summer camp on an island in the ocean – Burnt Island, part of Southport Island. Burnt Island’s history of summer camps...

On the anniversary of the 60th year celebrating Windjammers Days and maritime history, we pay homage to our founder, Captain Marion Dash for her contribution as a female role model in our maritime community. It is her legacy that has inspired...

Officials at the Caribbean Maritime University (CMU) are making a call for regional governments to consider subsidising tuition fees for students who study at the institution. Speaking at a J...

THE Panama Canal is one of the busiest waterways in the maritime world which sees high volumes of ship traffic every day and provides international shipping services of up to six per cent of worl...

The Maritime Manpower Forum at the Singapore Maritime Week 2022 brought together government, union and industry leaders to discuss ways to attract and retain talent and transform workplaces in the maritime sector. The forum emphasised the importance of tripartite partnerships through collaboration amongst unions, employers and the government in advancing transformation and growth in the ...

The veteran vessel turbine steamer, TS Queen Mary will once again sail on the Clyde, Scotland, according to National Historic Ship UK, as it is hoped...

DHAKA, March 6, 2022 (BSS) - Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said her government has been taking required measures to leverage

Restrictions on crew change and repatriations are impacting cadets at a time when the shipping industry desperately needs to recruit more young people. Crew travel problems can have a knock-on effect on cadet training by preventing a cadet from reaching their ship placement to gain vital experience at sea or delaying them from returning to ...

Eaglestar Marine Holdings on Wednesday welcomed Captain Eezmaira Sazzea binti Shaharuzzaman as the company’s first Malaysian female shipMaster.