Published September 20, 2011, 12:02 AM
One laker hits another in Duluth-Superior Harbor, damaging both vessels
Two lakers were damaged early Saturday morning when one hit the other in the Duluth-Superior Harbor, said Adele Yorde, public relations manager for the Duluth Seaway Port Authority.By: News Tribune staff, Duluth News Tribune
- Indiana Harbor
The Indiana Harbor undergoes repairs to its starboard side in Superior. It was damaged early Saturday when it was hit by the Cason J. Calloway as the Calloway was leaving the CN dock. (Photo courtesy of Lynn Wegner)
Two lakers were damaged early Saturday morning when one hit the other in the Duluth-Superior Harbor, said Adele Yorde, public relations manager for the Duluth Seaway Port Authority.
The Indiana Harbor was docked and loading coal at Midwest Energy Resources Co., and the Cason J. Callaway was loaded with iron ore and leaving the CN dock when they hit about 2 a.m., Yorde said.
The Callaway was repaired at the Port Terminal and able to leave on Sunday. The Indiana Harbor still is docked in Superior where it is being repaired.
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