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Cargo ship stuck in Chesapeake Bay freed after a month – Connect FM | Local News Radio - Vimarsana News

Cargo ship stuck in Chesapeake Bay freed after a month – Connect FM | Local News Radio

(NEW YORK) — 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 and refloated early Sunday, according to the U.S. Coast Guard. The 1,095-foot cargo ship, which ran […]

Cargo ship stuck in Chesapeake Bay freed after a month – 850 WFTL - Vimarsana News

Cargo ship stuck in Chesapeake Bay freed after a month – 850 WFTL

(NEW YORK) -- 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 and&helli

Ever Forward ship freed from Chesapeake Bay after being stuck for more than a month - Vimarsana News

Ever Forward ship freed from Chesapeake Bay after being stuck for more than a month

BALTIMORE — At long last, the Ever Forward is free. After weeks of tugging, pulling, digging and dumping, the 1,095-foot cargo ship was pried from the muddy clutches of the Chesapeake Bay on Sunday morning. Two pulling barges and five mighty tug boats maneuvered the massive ship backward and sideways

Container ship stuck in Chesapeake Bay for more than a month is free - Vimarsana News

Container ship stuck in Chesapeake Bay for more than a month is free

How on earth did the captain stray out of the 50-foot-deep channel and into waters half that depth?

Stuck container ship in Chesapeake Bay finally refloated - Vimarsana News

Stuck container ship in Chesapeake Bay finally refloated

Marine inspectors will examine the ship’s hull before the Coast Guard allows it to return to the Port of Baltimore to retrieve the offloaded containers.

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