On Second Try, Intrepid Agrees to Leave Dock
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A month after the first attempt failed, the old, gray ship was pulled from its berth on the West Side of Manhattan.
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BILOXI, Miss. -- He doesn't seem the type to rattle easily. A gravel-voiced retired seaman with piratical swagger, Jim DeSilvey survived Katrina's 25-foot storm surge here by tying one end of an electrical cord around his waist and the other around a utility pole.
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A research vessel that was deliberately trapped in the Arctic ice emerges after more than 500 days.
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Saying goodbye (finally) to the rickshaw
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In an unusual deal that angered some but steers him clear of prison, the captain of the Staten Island Ferry involved in the fatal October 2003 crash has agreed to cooperate with federal prosecutors in return for a dismissal of all ...
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The shipper will keep sailing higher until freight rates go out with the tide.
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THE captain of the crippled Canadian submarine Chicoutimi, back in a Scottish port after a fatal onboard fire, today said the boat was ready to go to sea when it left harbour eight days ago.
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The deal marked the second time this week that Gov. Eliot Spitzer broke a deadlock on a contentious issue that had divided New York lawmakers for years.
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By Patrick Donohue, Destin Log, Fla.  Jun. 9--Legendary Marina has joined some elite company.
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One of the pioneers of offshoring tries to cash in.
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A Royal Navy frigate whose captain was relieved of his command returns to its home port in Plymouth.
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In its first voyage since being turned into a floating military museum, the fabled aircraft carrier USS Intrepid traveled five miles to a New Jersey shipyard, ready to undergo a two-year, stem-to-stern overhaul.
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Explosive charges will be used for a second time in an attempt to break up the MSC Napoli off the Devon coast.
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The Brazilian winter was almost over, and while the mild winters in Florianopolis allowed me to work on the Agape, the coming of spring meant that it was time to set sail for new adventures. Grayson, the youngest of the Pollywogs, showed up early in the morning at the dock, as I got ready to sail. "What are you doing?", he asked.  "I am getting ready to study algae", I answered. "Algae!", he exclaimed, "why are you looking for that?"
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By Beth Jones, The Roanoke Times, Va.  Sep. 24--Steven Solomon doesn't want to move a mountain.   Just a submerged houseboat.   But the chore may prove to be more difficult than he'd previously thought.
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Darleen Druyun, who was leaving to join Boeing, gets nine months for sweetening tanker deal. ALEXANDRIA, Va.,  - The former No.
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For many people along India's Tamil Nadu coast, stepping into a boat is key to getting back on their feet.