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Coast Guard Adjourns Hearings in Port Arthur

PORT ARTHUR, Texas – The Coast Guard adjourned the formal hearings, Thursday, concerning the Jan. 23, 2010, incident involving the tank vessel Eagle Otome, the Gull Arrow and the tug Dixie Vengeance. The incident resulted in more than 400,000 gallons of oil being spilled into the Sabine-Neches waterway.

Coast Guard Completes Second Day of Hearings in Port Arthur

PORT ARTHUR, Texas – The Coast Guard concluded the second day of formal hearings, Wednesday, concerning the Jan. 23, 2010, incident involving the tank vessel Eagle Otome, the Gull Arrow and the tug Dixie Vengeance. The incident resulted in more than 400,000 gallons of oil being spilled into the Sabine-Neches waterway.

Coast Guard Completes First Day of Hearings in Port Arthur

PORT ARTHUR, Texas – The Coast Guard concluded the first day of formal hearings, Tuesday, concerning the Jan. 23, 2010, incident that involving the tank vessel Eagle Otome, the Gull Arrow and the tug Dixie Vengeance.

Princess Kathleen Assessment Operations Open House

JUNEAU, Alaska – The Unified Command for the Princess Kathleen Assessment Operations will host an open house Thursday, March 4, 2010 from 5-7 p.m. at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center.

Coast Guard and State of Alaska establish Unified Command for Princess Kathleen assessment

JUNEAU, Alaska – A Unified Command was established Thursday to coordinate operations between the U.S. Coast Guard and the State of Alaska – Department of Environmental Conservation for further assessment of the historic Princess Kathleen shipwreck.

Coast Guard to continue underwater assessment of historic shipwreck

JUNEAU, Alaska – The Coast Guard and Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation determined further examination by underwater divers is necessary to accurately assess the amount of oil on board the Princess Kathleen and the risk of future discharge.

Coast Guard Monitoring Heating Oil Spill in Charels River

BOSTON — The Coast Guard is monitoring a 1,000 gallon fuel oil spill in the Charles River.