February in Review: From Bad Barges to the Bad Boards of Review to the Marine Electric and the Jones Act

We covered some ground in February. Here is a recap of posts for the month. (Note: Last post here is the original newspaper article Tim Dwyer and I wrote 37 years ago.)

In Remembrance: The Marine Electric Sank 38 Years Ago This Month, Changing Maritime Safety Forever. Here’s How It Happened

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The Smithsonian Documentary Gets Some of ‘El Faro’ Right, But Misses the Real Outcome — and Fabricates a Vital Scene

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Boom! Bang! Dang! With Third World Standards, One of America’s Largest Petroleum Barge Companies Has Posed an Active Safety and Pollution Threat to New York and Texas Coasts, the Coast Guard Says

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The Most Famous Rescues — Followed by the Worst Investigations — The Wrecks of the Pendleton and the Fort Mercer

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Author/Family Query: Seeking Paul Dewey, Marine Electric Survivor

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The Wreck of the SS Marine Electric — 36 Years Ago

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