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| February 2014 Issue |
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Nome Advocates for Deep Water Port Expansion
By Margaret Bauman
Nome, Alaska, site of the legendary 19th century gold rush, is today’s destination for the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, but local officials see their city port playing a significant new role in development of the Arctic as the next big rush.
“The Arctic is the next economic hot spot,” says Nome Mayor Denise Michels. “This is going to happen. Our job is to be proactive rather than reactive. They have been coming. They will come… and with the ice cap shrinking, there will be more and more vessels in the Arctic. The message that Nome wants … (More)
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PMM Online Friday, February 21, 2014:
Have a news tip to share? Contact maritime journalist Mark Edward Nero Mark.Nero@pacmar.com or (562) 508-7866.
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POLB Monthly Cargo Volumes Decline
by Mark Edward Nero
Cargo volume got off to a flat start in the first month of 2014 at the Port of Long Beach, with overall traffic dipping 1.4 percent to 528,884 container units in January compared to the same month last year, according to newly-released data….(Read Full Article)
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Port of Douglas Hires Economic Development Manager
by Mark Edward Nero
The Port of Douglas County, located in the north-central Washington city of East Wenatchee, said Feb. 18 that it has hired a Kittitas County official as its new economic development manager….(Read Full Article)
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OSI Chosen to Design Navigation Subsystem for the Royal Navy
by Mark Edward Nero
British Columbia-based OSI Maritime Systems has been selected by Lockheed Martin Canada to support the design activity of the bridge and navigation capabilities for the Royal Canadian Navy’s new class of Arctic/Offshore Patrol Ships (AOPS)…(Read Full Article)
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POLB Staff Moving to Temporary HQ
by Mark Edward Nero
Staffers at the Port of Long Beach’s administration building have begun moving to a new interim building about a dozen miles inland as part of a transition that’s expected to eventually result in a new, permanent home near the waterfront…(Read Full Article)
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