After five years of planning, the Port of Astoria has approved a 40-year master lease that finally puts its waterfront redevelopment into motion.
Seaside Signal Article: Port of Astoria Approves ‘Master Lease’ for Waterfront Redevelopment


After five years of planning, the Port of Astoria has approved a 40-year master lease that finally puts its waterfront redevelopment into motion.

MFSA names Jim Merten as the new Training Coordinator for FPAAC, with his first assignment a comprehensive review of the program’s preparedness training.

After five years of planning, the Port of Astoria has approved a 40-year master lease that finally puts its waterfront redevelopment into motion.

ACBL has signed a lease with the Port of Houston Authority to develop 28 acres for new barge fleeting operations along the Houston Ship Channel.

A Stillstrom-led consortium has secured €5 million in EU funding to build the first offshore power zone for charging vessels at anchor off Skagen, Denmark.

The Capesize bulkers Cape XL and Huge Kumano collided in the Singapore Strait on May 20, locking together briefly before separating with no pollution or injuries reported.

Crews of the container ship El Coquí and tanker Stena Immaculate earned Chamber of Shipping of America honors for two distinct at-sea lifesaving actions.

Portland-based Advanced American Construction is entering the third season of a four-year U.S. Army Corps project to rebuild the Spirit Lake outlet works near Mount St. Helens.

Three Vigor Marine yards in Portland, Seattle, and Vancouver, plus Sause Bros. in Coos Bay, were honored in the SCA’s 2025 safety awards.

The U.S. Navy commissioned its 16th and final Freedom-variant littoral combat ship in Cleveland, Ohio — the first Navy commissioning in the state’s history.