SANTA BARBARA—Alex J. Weinstein, M.D., F.A.C.S. has joined the Board of Directors of the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum. Dr. Weinstein has a long and distinguished history as a physician leader
VANCOUVER, Washington (AP)—The Port of Vancouver chronicled record-breaking cargo tonnage in 2018 at 8.1 million metric tons, an 8.3 percent increase over the 7.5 million in 2017. The Columbian reports
LONG BEACH—The Long Beach Business Journal recently reported that Moffatt & Nichol have moved to new headquarters in Douglas Park. The article states, “Founded in 1941 in Long Beach, engineering
LOS ANGELES—Michael Sachs, founder of Westrec Financial, has died; he was 77. He passed away at his home, peacefully, on April 11. Sachs founded Westrec Financial in 1987; he was
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP)—The Environmental Protection Agency declined to compel General Electric to restart dredging in the Hudson River, despite calls from New York officials and environmentalists who say contaminant levels
MISSOULA, Montana (AP)—A newly formed watchdog group says Montana’s aquatic invasive species prevention program has serious flaws. The Missoulian reports Watershed Protection Advocates released a report that gave Montana a
STENI VALLA, Greece (AP)—Near the northern Greek island of Alonissos lies a remarkable ancient shipwreck: the remains of a massive cargo ship that changed archaeologists’ understanding of shipbuilding in antiquity.
BRUNSWICK, Maine (AP)—A group that includes some lobster fishermen has organized a petition asking Maine officials to put limits on new aquaculture operations in the state. The group says a
