A Stranded Ship in the Chesapeake Is Back on the Move
A 35-day-long salvage operation to refloat the ship began on March 13.
Source: rigzone.com
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Mainstreet looks to the future in next stage of 21 E. Main project
The project at 21 E. Main St. in Waynesboro is set to house a brewpub and pizzeria when completed.
Source: therecordherald.com
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Source: handyshippingguide.com
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After 35 days stuck in the Chesapeake Bay, the Ever Forward's hull is in 'good' condition. What's next? – Capital Gazette
The State of Maryland has requested a $100 million “Responsibility Fund” from the Ever Forward's owner. At the crux of it all is the essential question: Whose fault is it that the ship got stuck?
Source: capitalgazette.com
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After 35 days stuck in the Chesapeake Bay, the Ever Forward's hull is in 'good' condition. What's next? – Baltimore Sun
The State of Maryland has requested a $100 million “Responsibility Fund” from the Ever Forward's owner. At the crux of it all is the essential question: Whose fault is it that the ship got stuck?
Source: baltimoresun.com