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Shipping Season Begins on Sunday
The high demand for taconite and coal lead to the early opening of the Soo Locks. The first boat out, will be the James R. Barker, which is scheduled to leave the harbor on Saturday at midnight.Updated: Mar 19, 10:41 AM
"Black Sunday" Hero Honored Nationally
Edgar Culbertson, who died while trying to save three brothers on Lake Superior, will be inducted into the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington D.C. Updated: Mar 16, 09:24 PM
No Asian Carp Found Yet
Officials said they haven't been finding any of the invasive species yet, in their netting operations near Chicago. Updated: Mar 16, 11:08 AM
Alder Breaks Ice
The Coast Guard Cutter Alder was in the harbor on Monday. Mother Nature made its work much easier. Updated: Mar 16, 08:18 AM
Soo Locks Will Open Early
Demand for taconite and coal prompted request to the Army Corp of Engineers.Updated: Mar 05, 04:48 PM
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Port Authority Has Purchase Agreement for Former US Steel Site
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Tall Ships Returning to Harbor
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- Asian Carp Work Group Finishes
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Harbor Corrosion: More Answers
- WI Ballast Water Permit
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