Stewart J Cort

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Denny

Re: Stewart J Cort

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Marine Traffic’s website still lists and shows them however at Sturgeon Bay and so far anyway, I’ve not seen anything on them arriving anywhere per the Duluth Harbor Lookout Website and the Ship Schedule so far. In another post it is reported that weeks ago she need her shaft and propellor I think it was repaired and that just temporary repairs were done and made in Superior. So, it makes sense for her to go to Sturgeon Bay to get the necessary repairs done to her then.
Guest

Re: Stewart J Cort

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Trenton Tom wrote: September 9, 2026, 10:58 am Why then does the live Sturgeon Bay webcam still show her in drydock, and the ais still show her in drydock?
She's not out running.
Trenton Tom

Re: Stewart J Cort

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Why then does the live Sturgeon Bay webcam still show her in drydock, and the ais still show her in drydock?
Denny

Re: Stewart J Cort

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They are back running again. Departed from BayShip at Sturgeon Bay on September 6 in the morning and now heading to Silver Bay next to load. Due in Silver Bay on September 8 to load. Hope that this information helps.
Guest

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guest in EU wrote: August 25, 2025, 4:34 pm Photos accompanied by credible-seeming chatter on social media indicate that the ship's self-unloading boom (a retractable/transverse-style rig) needs attention. Photos show the Cort arriving at Sturgeon Bay in ballast from Burns Harbor with the unloading boom still extended out from the port side of the ship's stern.
It must have been extended sometime during the voyage, for whatever reason, and not been able to be retracted. They were steaming full speed up the eastern side of Lake Michigan heading for Grays Reef passage when they suddenly slowed and made the abrupt turn west to Sturgeon Bay. I assume they wouldn't have left Burns Harbor and sailed that course with it stuck extended.
guest in EU

Re: Stewart J Cort

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Photos accompanied by credible-seeming chatter on social media indicate that the ship's self-unloading boom (a retractable/transverse-style rig) needs attention. Photos show the Cort arriving at Sturgeon Bay in ballast from Burns Harbor with the unloading boom still extended out from the port side of the ship's stern.
mrclyde

Stewart J Cort

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I see that STJ has been in Sturgeon Bay this past week, anyone know why?
TIA
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