Month: May 2020

Join PCNC For PMSA’s Mike Jacob Howard Terminal Ballpark Update Tuesday June 2nd Via Zoom @11

Join PCNC For PMSA’s Mike Jacob Howard Terminal Ballpark Update Tuesday June 2nd Via Zoom @11

The Oakland A’s have released renderings of their proposed new ballpark at Jack London Square.
(Courtesy of Bjarke Ingels Group)

PMSA’s Mike Jacob: Howard Terminal Ballpark Update

Zoom Video Presentation: Tuesday June 2nd at 11.00 AM.

Please RSVP: apmargaronis@gmail.com by  Monday June 1, 2020

(You will receive a formal invitation plus password to access the briefing)

CELEBRATE NATIONAL MARITIME DAY WITH SEAFARERS, NATIONAL SHIPPING, PASHA HAWAII & MORE! FRIDAY MAY 22  @ 11AM VIA ZOOM

CELEBRATE NATIONAL MARITIME DAY WITH SEAFARERS, NATIONAL SHIPPING, PASHA HAWAII & MORE! FRIDAY MAY 22 @ 11AM VIA ZOOM

Shipyards During the War by Anton Refregier (Rincon Center Lobby: San Francisco)
Shipyards During the War by Anton Refregier (Rincon Center Lobby: San Francisco)

The Propeller Club of Northern California will be celebrating National Maritime Day on Friday May 22nd @ 1100 hrs. Via Zoom. 

Our speakers will include:

Nick Marrone, vice president Seafarers International Union, who will discuss challenges faced by American mariners during the Covid crisis, the importance of the U.S. Merchant Marine and the continued importance of the Jones Act.

Torey Presti, president National Shipping, will discuss current Covid challenges for the U.S. to Puerto Rico trade, challenges for mariners and management and the importance of the U.S. Merchant Marine.

Ed Washburn, senior vice-president fleet operations Pasha Hawaii, will discuss Covid challenges to the California-Hawaii trade, the company’s new shipbuilding program and the importance of the U.S. Merchant Marine.

Kelly Moore, senior vice-president, East and Gulf Coast Operations, Centerline Logistics, will address challenges to the U.S. tug and barge industry and the Jones Act.

Please confirm your participation by contacting: apmargaronis@gmail.com

WATCH VIDEO OF THE ZOOM MEETING

USCG’S SECTOR SAN FRANCISCO KEEPS SEA LANES & SUPPLY CHAIN OPEN DURING COVID-19

USCG’S SECTOR SAN FRANCISCO KEEPS SEA LANES & SUPPLY CHAIN OPEN DURING COVID-19

Deploying 24-hour per day boat crew patrols is the way U.S. Coast Guard’s (USCG) Sector San Francisco is keeping vital sea lanes safe and free of obstructions that could slow or stop ocean-going vessels’ ability to access ports in the San Francisco Bay.

Lt. Cmdr. Matthew Kroll, Public Affairs Officer, U.S.C.G. Eleventh District, which includes Sector San Francisco, said in an interview: “Right now a key element is keeping the ship channels clear and insuring there are no obstacles that might lead to a container ship, tanker or tug barge colliding with a floating object.”

Kroll noted that “As supply chain issues are a paramount issue at our six ports in San Francisco Bay, it is essential that we avoid potential hazards for vessels arriving and departing the Bay.”

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