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Ferry desk · Pier notes · Route boards
Morning fog clears: Island run restores full half-hour cadence
After two delayed sailings, Harbor Control reopens the north channel and crews return to the published timetable before the lunch rush.
realtotali
Ferry desk · Pier notes · Route boards
After two delayed sailings, Harbor Control reopens the north channel and crews return to the published timetable before the lunch rush.
From the desk
Port engineers publish a three-night window; passenger apps will push alerts at boarding.
A pilot on the mid-harbor hop shows clearer queues without slowing wheelchair access.
Union and operators agree on a shared log format that travelers will never see — but schedules will.
Scholarship seats cover chart work and radio protocol for workers already on the water.
Morning freight must clear before the tourist sailings stack up along the south pier.
Series
Our weekly roundtable from captains, vendors, and night engineers.
A roundtable on fog delays, cafe queues, and why the last sailing still feels personal.
Harbor surveyors talk about buoys that drift and apps that pretend they do not.
Vendors and barge captains share one pier — and one quiet compromise.
First-year deck hands describe the radio chatter that still surprises them.
Pier highlights
Photo notes, route extras, and weather calls that shape the next sailing.
Frames from the first sailing after the channel reopened.
Two shuttle boats plug gaps between the island and mainland markets.
Captains expect choppy water; standing room may close early.
Longer reads
Tips, corrections, and pier partnerships are welcome. Keep notes under 150 words.