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Historic vessel with local connection celebrated (opens the original)
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There were no commercial ships that visited Grand Haven in the past week. What did happen last week was a special celebration of a historic vessel with a connection to West Michigan. The 100-year anniversary of the cable ferry Charlevoix was observed at Ironton, Michigan on Saturday, Sept. 12. The Charlevoix is a local product, built in 1926 by the Johnston Brothers yard in Ferrysburg. Construction was complete in just a few months and the Charlevoix has been in consistent operation since June 1
Trio of vessels visited port Monday (opens the original)
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There was a flurry of commercial activity in Grand Havenâs harbor the last few days, highlighted by three vessels in port Monday. The action started with the motor vessel Calumet visiting the Verplank dock in Ferrysburg Friday morning with a cargo of slag. The Calumet was outbound before noon. Later in the day the articulated tug/barge Caroline McKee/Commander called on the St. Marys Cement terminal in Ferrysburg to discharge a partial load of cement. The pair departed for Chicago early Saturd
4 freighters visit port this week (opens the original)
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Four different freighters visited Grand Haven this past week. Our most frequent visitor, the articulated tug/barge Olive L. Moore/Menominee, delivered a load of slag to the Verplank dock in Ferrysburg on Friday. The pair has visited our harbor 14 times this season. Where can we find out ahead of time when ships will be arriving (other than viewing MarineTraffic.com each day and clicking on each ship heading our way)? Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented
Olive L. Moore / Menominee parades into channel Monday (opens the original)
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If any vessel paraded into Grand Havenâs harbor on Monday it was the articulated tug/barge Olive L. Moore/Menominee. The pair came off Lake Michigan around 6:30 p.m. and the tug sounded several salutes (1 long and 2 short blasts on the horn) while passing the Coast Guard cutters at Escanaba Park. The retired cutter Sundew has been here since last Saturday afternoon and the Mackinaw and Neah Bay came in earlier Monday in advance of bad weather that canceled the annual Parade of Ships. Keep it C
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