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Crowley Backs Puerto Rico Students in Jacksonville Engineering Competition
By Crowley. (JACKSONVILLE, Fla.; March 15, 2023) – Crowley is supporting a team of 16 students at the University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez (UPRM) by providing free shipping and

WA State Senate Calls Jones Act ‘Critical’ to State’s Prosperity and Security
By VOICES Staff. On February 2, the Washington State Senate passed a resolution, which recognizes the vital role of the Jones Act in the state’s

USM: Maine Shipyard Shows American Maritime’s Strength in New England
By VOICES Staff. Bath, Maine shipyard General Dynamics Bath Iron Works is a prime example of how the American Maritime industry helps strengthen the economy

New York State of Wind: Future Looks Breezy for Offshore Empire
By Samantha Maldonado, THE CITY. This story was originally published on January 3 by THE CITY. Sign up here to get the latest stories from

Massachusetts Maritime Academy Cadets Awarded Crowley Memorial Scholarships
By Crowley. (JACKSONVILLE, Fla.; Dec. 14, 2022) – Massachusetts Maritime Academy cadets Jacquelyn Damery and Joshua-Ryan McFaddin have been awarded Crowley’s Thomas B. Crowley Sr. Memorial Scholarships. Each recipient is

The Jones Act Is a Useful Scapegoat for Poor New England Energy Decisions
This opinion piece originally appeared in NH Journal on November 29, 2022. By Samuel H. Norton. New England governors are clamoring for Energy Secretary Jennifer

The Jones Act Remains Critical to U.S. Needs
This opinion piece originally appeared in DC Journal on October 18, 2022. By Peter Roff. Smart policies balance short-term considerations against long-term needs, even when

What’s Going on in New England?
This post was initially written on October 17, 2022. By Sam Norton. Yet another “targeted waiver” of the Jones Act was granted over the weekend;

Fuel cargo vessels arrive at Port Tampa Bay to assist in Hurricane Ian recovery
This article originally appeared in Florida Politics on October 3, 2022. By Kelly Hayes. More than 25 domestic maritime vessels are calling on Florida ports

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