Showing posts with label Herbert C. Jackson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Herbert C. Jackson. Show all posts
Thursday, July 26, 2018
Saturday, June 2, 2018
Friday, March 30, 2018
Friday, August 25, 2017
Herbert C Jackson arrived Duluth 08/25/2017
Herbert C Jackson arrived Duluth this evening to unload limestone.
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
Herbert C Jackson arrived Duluth 06/28/2017
Herbert C Jackson arrived Duluth early this morning to unload limestone.
Wednesday, May 31, 2017
Friday, March 24, 2017
Herbert C Jackson departed Duluth 03/23/2017
Herbert C Jackson departed Duluth at 20:00 Thursday for Silver Bay.
Tuesday, January 10, 2017
Herbert C Jackson arrived Duluth 01/10/2017
Herbert C Jackson arrived Duluth at 09:30 today for winter layup at Fraser Shipyard.
Wednesday, January 4, 2017
Herbert C Jackson arrived Duluth 01/03/2017
Herbert C Jackson arrived Duluth last night to load coal.
Thursday, December 22, 2016
Herbert C Jackson arrived Duluth 12/22/2016
Herbert C Jackson arrived Duluth at 10:45 today to load coal.
Thursday, September 22, 2016
Herbert C Jackson arrived Duluth 9/22/2016
After an hour of sea trials, the Herbert C Jackson arrived back in Duluth this morning at 11:00
Friday, December 11, 2015
Herbert C Jackson arrived Duluth 12/11/2015
Herbert C Jackson arrived Duluth at 6:00 for Fraser Shipyard.
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Friday, October 25, 2013
Duluth Harbor Boat Traffic for Thursday 10/24/2013
Herbert C. Jackson arrived at 02:45
Baie Comeau departed at 04:17
James R. Barker arrived at 07:20
Presque Isle departed at 09:25
James R. Barker departed at 18:40
Thunder Bay arrived at 23:30
Herbert C. Jackson departed at 23:30
Baie Comeau departed at 04:17
James R. Barker arrived at 07:20
Presque Isle departed at 09:25
James R. Barker departed at 18:40
Thunder Bay arrived at 23:30
Herbert C. Jackson departed at 23:30
Friday, October 4, 2013
Duluth Harbor Traffic for Thursday 10/3/2013
CSL Niagara departed at 01:29
Herbert C. Jackson arrived at 02:32
Hon. James L. Oberstar arrived at 03:41
Isa (Cyp ) departed at 15:05
Hon. James L. Oberstar departed at 18:30
Herbert C. Jackson departed at 21:15
Herbert C. Jackson arrived at 02:32
Hon. James L. Oberstar arrived at 03:41
Isa (Cyp ) departed at 15:05
Hon. James L. Oberstar departed at 18:30
Herbert C. Jackson departed at 21:15
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Duluth Harbor Boat Traffic for Saturday 5/18/2013
Algoma Navigator arrived at 03:25
American Spirit departed at 04:29
Paul R. Tregurtha departed at 05:03
Herbert C. Jackson departed at 11:25
Algoma Navigator departed at 15:55
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Duluth Harbor Boat Traffic for Friday 5/17/2013
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American Spirit arrived at 04:06
American Century arrived at 04:38
CSL Laurentien departed at 06:48
Great Republic departed at 08:15
Philip R. Clarke arrived at 12:10
Volgaborg (Dutch) departed at 16:15
American Century departed at 16:08
Herbert C. Jackson arrived at 18:00
Paul R. Tregurtha arrived at 18:45
Philip R. Clarke depart Duluth 23:50
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Laker Herbert C. Jackson hit by Jefferson Avenue Bridge, Detroit
This incident was brought to our attention by Capt Tom Mackey of Park Point.
Story provided by Pioneer Press
DETROIT—When bridges and ships collide, it's usually the fault of the ship's crew.
On Sunday, authorities in Detroit were blaming a drawbridge operator, who they say lowered the bridge onto the top of a passing 690-foot Great Lakes freighter as it hauled 23,000 tons of iron pellets up the Rouge River to a steel plant.
The impact heavily damaged the bridge, but no people were hurt. Police took the 43-year-old bridge operator into custody on suspicion she was intoxicated, Coast Guard Lt. Justin Westmiller told the Detroit Free Press. She was being tested for drugs and alcohol.
"At this point in the investigation, we believe that it was the fault of the bridge operator closing the bridge as the ship was still transiting through," Westmiller said.
The bridge was built in 1922 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Coast Guard said the Jefferson Avenue bridge struck the Herbert C. Jackson at around 2:10 a.m. Sunday as its crew of 24 was taking it to Dearborn's Severstal North America plant. The Interlakes Steamship Co. owns the ship.
The bridge is just upstream from where the Rouge enters the Detroit River.
The ship sustained a 2-inch gash in the hull about 15 feet above the waterline, officials said.
"It appears as though the brunt of the damage was taken by the bridge," Westmiller said.
Wayne County spokeswoman Cindy Dingell said the bridge will be closed indefinitely to vehicle traffic and
authorities will determine the severity of the damage and the nature of the repairs needed. She said this kind of accident is rare.
"Usually we have a boat once in a while that will hit our bridge, but we have never had operator error that has caused a situation like this in the 91 years we have been operating this," she told WDIV-TV.
Story provided by Pioneer Press
DETROIT—When bridges and ships collide, it's usually the fault of the ship's crew.
On Sunday, authorities in Detroit were blaming a drawbridge operator, who they say lowered the bridge onto the top of a passing 690-foot Great Lakes freighter as it hauled 23,000 tons of iron pellets up the Rouge River to a steel plant.
The impact heavily damaged the bridge, but no people were hurt. Police took the 43-year-old bridge operator into custody on suspicion she was intoxicated, Coast Guard Lt. Justin Westmiller told the Detroit Free Press. She was being tested for drugs and alcohol.
"At this point in the investigation, we believe that it was the fault of the bridge operator closing the bridge as the ship was still transiting through," Westmiller said.
The bridge was built in 1922 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Coast Guard said the Jefferson Avenue bridge struck the Herbert C. Jackson at around 2:10 a.m. Sunday as its crew of 24 was taking it to Dearborn's Severstal North America plant. The Interlakes Steamship Co. owns the ship.
The bridge is just upstream from where the Rouge enters the Detroit River.
The ship sustained a 2-inch gash in the hull about 15 feet above the waterline, officials said.
"It appears as though the brunt of the damage was taken by the bridge," Westmiller said.
Wayne County spokeswoman Cindy Dingell said the bridge will be closed indefinitely to vehicle traffic and
authorities will determine the severity of the damage and the nature of the repairs needed. She said this kind of accident is rare.
"Usually we have a boat once in a while that will hit our bridge, but we have never had operator error that has caused a situation like this in the 91 years we have been operating this," she told WDIV-TV.
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Friday, November 9, 2012
Duluth harbor Boat Traffic for Thursday 11/8/2012
Herbert C. Jackson departed at 01:00
Frontenac arrived at 14:00
Roger Blough departed at 14:50
Frontenac departed at 23:35
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Duluth Harbor Boat Traffic for Wednesday 11/7/2012
Paul R. Tregurtha arrived at 00:16
Indiana Harbor departed at 07:55
Alder departed at 10:43
Roger Blough arrived at 11:28
Paul R. Tregurtha departed at 18:30
Mesabi Miner departed at 18:30
Herbert C. Jackson arrived at 19:00
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