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Union workers and community supporters step up efforts to spur GE to invest more in Lynn Local leaders worry that GE is shipping work overseas to save money By Jon Chesto Globe Staff,Updated April 15, 2021, 5:58 p.m. Email to a Friend The General Electric Co. plant in Lynn remains one of the largest manufacturing facilities in the state.AP/Associated Press A union representing workers at General Electric’s jet engine plant in Lynn is increasing the pressure on the company to preserve and expand work at the factory. On Thursday, the New Lynn Coalition, a group that backs the IUE-CWA Loca...

Pandemic-related closures and restrictions may be in place. Please check destinations' websites before making travel plans. 1) The National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium Set on a 10-acre riverfront campus, this attraction highlights the life, culture and history of America's most iconic waterway via multimedia displays and 12 large aquariums. If you can pry the kids away from building boats at the water table in the River Works section, take in a show at the  3D/4D theater. rivermuseum.com 2 )  Field of Dreams Movie Site A century-old Dyersville farm (30 miles west of Dubuque) m...

New apartments, homes: Here’s 6 proposed Dayton-area developments Dayton.com 2/10/2021 © Provided by Dayton.com Dayton Six housing developments have been proposed in the past two months in the Dayton area that will bring hundreds of new apartments and homes. Dayton apartments A large proposed apartment project near the University of Dayton is getting a bigger footprint, and the developer and city planning staff say the new plans are greatly improved. The developer of “The Flight” apartment project on the old Patterson-Kennedy school property near Wyoming and Brown streets has acqui...

Tricky especially for long barges like the one piloted by venom anchor. the risks are that you have to navigate close to the river bank on the bridge pillar you need to find a middle course it can be done but it's quite a bit easier to navigate through the center arch. it's certainly a tight fit not every skipper manages it as you can see from the damage on the wall . no worries little we're sure it fits your post. so sailing up river works down river with a current at your back it's much harder to get through the side arch. that's where the simulator comes in. hinds her nick is an experienced...

Ships that are travelling up river already have to pass through this arch that's tricky especially for long barges like the one piloted by venom anchor. the risks are that you have to navigate close to the river bank on the bridge pillar you need to find a middle course it can be done but it's quite a bit easier to navigate through the center arch. it's certainly a tight fit not every skipper manages it as you can see from the damage on the wall . and no worries it'll work sure it fits your post. several sailing up river works but down river with a current at your back it's much harder to get ...