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New York, New Jersey port authority approves extending airport funding

By Melina Druga  |   October 30, 2017   |   Air

The Board of Commissioners for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey recently approved extending funding by more than $3.8 million over two years for the Council for Airport Opportunity (CAO)....

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Container activity at two Port Houston facilities increases by 22 percent in September

By Alex Murtha  |   October 26, 2017   |   Maritime

Container activity at Port Houston’s Barbours Cut and Bayport facilities increased by 22 percent over the month of September, according to Port Houston’s Executive Director Roger Guenther. All ...

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Port of Seattle installing solar array

By Melina Druga  |   October 26, 2017   |   Maritime

The Port of Seattle recently announced that a solar array is currently being installed at Fisherman’s Terminal as part of their goal of becoming the greenest, most energy efficient port in North Ame...

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Jacksonville Port Authority sets cargo records throughout FY2017

By Alex Murtha  |   October 25, 2017   |   Maritime

The Jacksonville Port Authority (Jaxport) recently announced its public seaport terminals achieved record growth in containers, vehicles and overall tonnage during FY2017, moving more than 1 million t...

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Georgia Ports Authority one of nation’s largest automobile ports

By Melina Druga  |   October 23, 2017   |   Maritime

The Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) implemented a growth plan in 2016, which has made GPA one of the nation’s top auto processing area, GPA Executive Director Griff Lynch said recently in his annual S...

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Port of Corpus Christi, Army Corps of Engineers enter into partnership to deepen port’s ship channel

By Alex Murtha  |   October 23, 2017   |   Maritime

The Port of Corpus Christi Authority (PCCA) Commission, in conjunction with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), recently entered into a Project Partnership Agreement (PPA) to deepen and widen th...

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Port Authority of NY & NJ announces $1 billion invested for Superstorm Sandy recovery projects

By Alex Murtha  |   October 23, 2017   |   Maritime

Five years after Superstorm Sandy caused unprecedented damage to the New York City area, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey recently announced the investment of approximately $1 billion to ...

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MBTA christens new passenger catamaran ferry, plans to bring second ferry online in 2018

By Transportation Today News  |   October 23, 2017   |   Air

A boat christening ceremony held on Wednesday in Boston marked the addition of a 150-passenger catamaran ferry, named the Champion, to the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s (MBTA) fleet. ...

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Port of Savannah moves more than 1 million TEUs through Garden City Terminal in first quarter

By Alex Murtha  |   October 20, 2017   |   Maritime

The Port of Savannah, Georgia, recently announced it moved more than 1 million twenty-foot equivalent container units (TEUs) across the Garden City Terminal in the first quarter of FY2018, growing by ...

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Free port-based workshop aimed at supporting veteran jobs

By Chris Galford  |   October 18, 2017   |   Air

A new workshop from the Ports of Tacoma and Seattle, the Northwest Seaport Alliance, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection was recently designed to help veterans get jobs they need in the area. Th...

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Port of San Diego commemorates 35th anniversary of sister port relationship with Sasebo, Japan

By Alex Murtha  |   October 18, 2017   |   Maritime

The Port of San Diego recently hosted a delegation from its sister port, the Port of Sasebo, Japan, to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the sister port relationship. Originally signed in August ...

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Georgia Ports experiencing record cargo volumes and infrastructure developments, GPA Executive Director says

By Alex Murtha  |   October 16, 2017   |   Maritime

Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) Executive Director Griff Lynch recently announced record cargo volumes, infrastructure developments and the addition of 1 million square feet of distribution space to Sav...

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Gov. Holcomb names Browning, Newhouse-Rodriguez to Ports of Indiana Commission

By Alex Murtha  |   October 13, 2017   |   Maritime

Gov. Eric Holcomb (R-IN) recently appointed Monica Newhouse-Rodriguez and Michael Browning to the seven-member Ports of Indiana Commission for respective four-year terms. In their new roles, both N...

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Port of Houston signs agreement with liquid storage provider

By Melina Druga  |   October 12, 2017   |   Maritime

The Port of Houston recently signed a multi-year contract with Contanda Terminals, a Houston-based bulk liquid storage and logistics provider. The agreement will allow Contanda access to 339 acre...

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US shipyards awarded $9.8 million in grants

By Melina Druga  |   October 10, 2017   |   Federal

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration recently awarded $9.8 million through its Small Shipyard Grant Program to 18 small shipyards. Funds will modernize and upgrade th...

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Largest ship ever to sail from Port of New Orleans to launch in November 2018

By Chris Galford  |   October 5, 2017   |   Maritime

Norwegian Cruise Line will nearly double its room for guests come 2018 when it launches the 4,000 passenger vessel Norwegian Breakaway from the Port of New Orleans. The vessel will immediately beco...

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Food truck pilot program comes to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

By Alex Murtha  |   October 5, 2017   |   Air

The Port of Seattle recently entered into a three-month pilot partnership with the Washington State Food Truck Association (WSFTA) to schedule twice daily, seven-days-a-week service to the Seattle-Tac...

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Port of Corpus Christi hosts strategic equipment deployment operation for 1st Air Combat Brigade

By Alex Murtha  |   October 5, 2017   |   Maritime

The Port of Corpus Christi recently hosted a large-scale strategic deployment operation consisting of approximately 1,500 pieces of military equipment and 77 helicopters for the 1st Air Combat Brigade...

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Port of Houston chairwoman emphasizes importance of restoring port following Hurricane Harvey

By Melina Druga  |   October 2, 2017   |   Featured

Janiece Longoria, Port Commission chairwoman of the Port of Houston Authority, stressed at September’s monthly meeting the importance of improving and restoring the port post-Hurricane Harvey. â€...

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Port of Philadelphia sets monthly record in total tonnage, container throughput TEUs in August

By Alex Murtha  |   October 2, 2017   |   Maritime

The Port of Philadelphia (PhilaPort) handled a total of 667,069 metric tons of cargo and moved 54,185 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) of container throughput and 109,604 metric tons of forest prod...

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