Sturgeon Bay Activity

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Bob+

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The Pineglen is being towed in the large graving dock on Friday at 0700hrs, cst. with the assistance of the Selvick tugs.
Bob+

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The Ojibway was floated out on Wednesday and it left Sturgeon Bay around 0100hrs early Thursday morningtoward Lake Michigan. The Pineglen is tied up to berth 8 as of this morning.
Bob+

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I heard the Pineglen will go into the dock as soon as the Ojibway is floated out.
Guest

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Guest wrote:It should be coming out of the graving dock soon and depart around January 4. I heard the Saginaw is due at Bayship around January 7.
Is the Saginaw bringing Barley to Manitowoc before Bayship?
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painted and inspected.
guest

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Did they paint her or just the inspection?
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It should be coming out of the graving dock soon and depart around January 4. I heard the Saginaw is due at Bayship around January 7.
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A crew member said If possible, they will bring a load to windsor an layup there after inspection maybe in 10 days.
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Can anyone confirm it's there for winter layup as the layup lists suggests? I was told it was going in for a 5 year and paint job and come back out in January to load a load and layup in Sarnia, which didn't make a lot of sense to me, but that's what I heard about 2 weeks ago.
Bob+

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The Ojibay arrived at Bay Ship on Wednesday evening around 1930hrs and today (Thursday) its being towed into the large graving dock with the assistance of the Selvick's tugs.
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