Maritime Morning Brief

ITF Special Episode Out Friday

Port of Bellingham's $23.5M North Pier Grant

Yearly Arrivals Update

NOAA's New "Sanctuary Watch"

Seattle Fire's ERAT Drone Proposal

Seattle Fleet Week

The Port of Anacortes Drop-Frame Barge Network

MITAGS-West Workboat Mate Apprenticeship

Update on Arrivals

NWSA Opens Terminal 30 to Non-Container Vessels

Port of Everett Bulkhead Complete

Coast Guard Sector Puget Sound Change of Command

100-Knot Container Ship?

Elwha Eelgrass Restoration

Mid-Year Arrivals Update

Coast Guard's Navita & Modernized Mariner Credential

MXPS Legislator of the Year Award

Siemens Energy & WSF Fleet Electrification

Tacoma Propeller Club Birthday!

West Marine Store Closures

Yearly Arrivals Overview

Pacific Northwest Ports Directory – Check It Out!

Northwest Seaport Alliance North Star Award

DEEP Engineering Deployed Pilot Subsea Human Habitat in Florida Keys

R2AK Winners!

In this special episode, we sit down with Captain Wes Pulver, retired Coast Guard officer with 28 years of service and President of the National Coast Guard Museum Association. We talk about his journey from a single comment by his father to commanding America's tallest ship. Wes shares what it was like being with the Eagle during 9/11, how the Coast Guard's response reshaped an entire vessel, and the surprising global missions most Americans don't know about. We also explore why the National Coast Guard Museum—opening in 2027—matters for understanding our maritime nation, and what surprised him most about Coast Guard history after decades of service.

New Special Episode Tomorrow!

Yearly Arrivals Overview

Thank you all!

Fundraiser BBQ Today!!

Francis Scott Key Bridge Case Update

New PacNW Ports Directory

JV Scholarship BBQ this week!

Yearly Arrivals Overview

FIFA!

FIFA Resources for Seattle

Yearly Arrivals Overview

Second annual Net Recycling Day

NW Maritime Center is Hiring

Floating soccer on a barge?

Port of Anacortes New Request for Proposals

JV Youth Maritime Scholarship Party Countdown!

Thank you Fremont Brewing!

May 2026 - Most Arrivals Since July 2012

NOAA: new free online boater education course!

USCG Puget Sound Hiring

ECHO Program 2026 Voluntary Slowdowns

Washington State Maritime Cooperative 2026

Yearly Arrivals Overview

In this special episode, we sit down with Toshiko Hasegawa, Port of Seattle Commissioner and candidate for King County Council District 2, for a wide-ranging conversation about trade wars, the Port's recovery, the Teal New Deal, workforce development in maritime, and her vision for the future of our region. From the cruise industry boom to sustainable fuels, from the history of Japanese internment to fighting for economic justice today, Toshiko shares why maritime careers matter for everyone and how we build a future where opportunity is accessible to all. Note: This episode was recorded remotely, so you'll notice some audio variation and occasional small cuts. We've prioritized getting you the full conversation over perfect audio quality. The content makes it worth it!