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Ingram CEO O'Loughlin To Retire; Roberts To Take The

Nashville-based Ingram Marine Group, one of the largest barging companies in the U.S., announced Monday that David O’Loughlin…

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Memphis Bridge To Be Repaired From Above - The Waterways Journal

Memphis Bridge To Be Repaired From Above - The Waterways Journal
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The Future Of Inland Buoy Tending - The Waterways Journal

February 19, 2021 By Waterways Journal The Coast Guard’s buoy tender fleet is responsible for maintaining more than 28,200 marine aids throughout 12,000 miles of inland waterways, through which 630 million tons of cargo move annually. The current inland tender fleet consists of 35 tenders that support the service’s aids to navigation (ATON) mission in federal inland waterways. Half of these (17) belong to the Eighth Coast Guard District. A buoy tender is stationed in Dubuque, Iowa; Keokuk, Iowa; Peoria, Ill.; and two in St. Louis, Mo. (one of which, the Sangamon, will be shifted from Omaha, Neb., back to St. Louis this summer, according to the Coast Guard).

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Low Water Leads To Groundings On Upper, Lower Miss - The Waterways Journal

January 29, 2021 By Shelley Byrne At least seven vessels have grounded in the Mississippi River between Memphis, Tenn., and Cape Girardeau, Mo., since January 22 after a period of extreme low water. “I think it was a little bit of a perfect storm,” said Randall Chamness, chairman of the Lower Mississippi River Committee. Chamness reported five groundings initially from January 22-24. Of those, three were on the Lower Mississippi at miles 813, 816 and 926, and the other two were on the Upper Mississippi at the 23 and 46 mile points. No one was hurt, and no sinkings or major damage took place, but three of the five resulted in barges going adrift, Chamness said.

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