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Navico, the parent company of Lowrance, Simrad and B&G, announced that its products would not experience any setback. Navico photo.
Will your GPS get set back on Saturday? Y2K comes for some units
Shafted: Propeller failure sank trawler
Galen Alley of Beals Island, Maine, aboard the 30-foot Foolish Pleasure. Alley died in a car accident on January 16, 2019. Jon Johansen photo.
Galen Alley: Farewell to a fast cat
A man overboard demonstration gave visitors a chance to learn about marine safety and rescue operations at the Working Waterfront Festival in New Bedford, Mass. Samuel Hill photo.
NIOSH, Coast Guard announce $6 million in safety research grants
A basic AIS fishing net buoy sold on Alibaba.com.
Using AIS net buoys? FCC fines up to $19k per day
Radio frequency interference caused by
Coast Guard warns LED lighting could interfere with communications
The
Dragger Aaron & Melissa II goes down off the coast of Maine
The Alaska Juris, abandoned on the day of the sinking. U.S. Coast Guard photo.
Lessons learned: NTSB releases Safer Seas Digest 2017
Between 2011 and 2015, one fatal accident and 304 nonfatal injuries on catcher processors and mothership vessels in Alaska. File photo.
Danger below deck: Study investigates at-sea processing accidents
Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen's Associations photo.
Keeping the Freewheel in motion
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