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Scottsboro-Jackson County Port Reopens - The Waterways Journal (opens the original)
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Local leaders, community members and business representatives gathered August 28 in Bridgeport, Ala., to cut the ribbon on the Scottsboro-Jackson County Port Authority’s renewed port facility. The opening signifies the return of an active port in Jackson County after 20 years. Officials at the port regarded the ribbon-cutting ceremony as an important step toward increasing the county’s footprint on the Tennessee River. Jackson County Marine Services will provide marine-related services and suppo
Reich Named Inland Navigation Manager Of The Year - The Waterways Journal (opens the original)
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Ryan Reich’s work managing inland navigation infrastructure has put him at the center of some of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ most challenging waterway emergencies. Reich, chief of the Inland Navigation and Infrastructure Section for the Mobile Engineer District, was recently named the Inland Navigation Manager of the Year. The national award recognizes his leadership and work during emergency closures at Demopolis Lock and Holt Lock and Dam in Alabama. For Reich, however, the award represe
Missouri River Relief Celebrates 25 Years Of Service - The Waterways Journal (opens the original)
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For 25 years, Missouri River Relief has worked to connect communities to the Missouri River through stewardship, education and recreation. The organizationâs current focus is the Big Muddy Clean Sweep, a series of river cleanups taking place from August 12 through September 29. The effort begins in Kansas City and will end at Cooperâs Landing, bringing volunteers and Missouri River Relief crews together to remove trash and debris from the river and its banks. The Big Muddy Clean Sweep builds
Resolve Marine Relocates To New Tacoma Facility - The Waterways Journal (opens the original)
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For more than 40 years, Resolve Marine has built its reputation by responding to some of the maritime industry’s most complex challenges. From marine salvage and emergency response to commercial diving and marine construction, the company has continued to expand its capabilities around the world. Now, that commitment is extending even farther into the Pacific Northwest with the relocation of its Tacoma, Wash., operations to a new waterfront facility on the Foss Waterway. Originally establishing
Model-Maker Brings Towboats And Sculptures To Life - The Waterways Journal (opens the original)
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For a little more than 33 years, Randy Mayse, 74, has been a man of many talents when it comes to being an artist, a craftsman and a historian. His strong passion for towboats and being out on the water has led him to his now artistically peaceful retirement. His passion for creating goes beyond his own work experience in the towing industry, but it does play a key role in inspiring his many projects. Mayse grew up along the river in Louisiana, Mo., where boats and barges were a way of life. His
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