Regulation & law · 24/10/1997Updated: 10/17/2026 · 1 min read

Captain of the Port Boston to Discuss Anchored Barges with Public

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The Captain of the Port Boston will host a public meeting to address concerns about anchored barges carrying oil or hazardous materials without a tugboat, a key safety issue in the port.

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