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Golden Ray cargo ship cleanup continues after fire

Golden Ray cargo ship cleanup continues after Friday fire The smoke is gone, the fire is gone, but if you take a closer look, you ll see crews continue to pump water from the sound into the ship to prevent another fire. Author: Dawn White Updated: 7:14 PM EDT May 15, 2021 ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. Cleanup continues after the capsized Golden Ray cargo ship caught fire Friday. The ship has been stuck in the water since it capsized in 2019.  The ship remains in the St. Simons Sound Saturday. The smoke is gone, the fire is gone, but if you take a closer look, you ll see crews continue to pump water from the sound into the ship to make sure that it doesn’t catch fire again.

Wreckage of cargo ship catches fire off Georgia coast

Golden Ray shipwreck burning in St Simons Sound

Golden Ray shipwreck burning in St. Simons Sound Massive fire on car carrier that capsized 19 months ago News4Jax staff Updated:  Tags:  Golden Ray on fire (Image from Golden Ray Online via Golden Ray Saint Simons Island Live Feed) BRUNSWICK, Ga. – What remains of the Golden Ray, the massive ship that capsized in the St. Simons Sound in September 2019, caught fire at midday Friday and initially produced a massive amount of black smoke blowing toward Jekyll Island. Live video from a Facebook page set up to monitor the dismantling of the ship showed flames and thick black smoke pouring from the ship at 1:45 p.m. About an hour later, most of the smoke being produced was white, which usually indicated there is less fuel for the fire. But at 3:45 p.m., large flames were seen again and copious, black smoke resumed spewing from the ship.

Activists make demands for how they want Johnson County COVID relief money spent

Activists make demands for how they want Johnson County COVID relief money spent Phil Reed © Provided by Cedar Rapids KCRG-TV Johnson County Board of Supervisors meeting JOHNSON COUNTY, Iowa (KCRG) -$47 million. That’s how much Iowa City and Johnson County governments stand to get from the most recent federal COVID-19 relief package. A local coalition wants them to spend that on people who got virtually nothing from that relief package: undocumented immigrants and migrant workers. Here’s a breakdown of their demands: they want $20 million to go to an excluded workers fund. That could help provide payments for undocumented excluded workers. $20 million for hazard pay to go hospital workers, public employees, and school employees. $5-million for affordable housing for undocumented workers. Previously incarcerated people, and refugee settlement, and finally $2 million for transportation, including a bus service on Sundays.

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