The Ship Report:
The weekday scoop on commercial
Columbia River traffic and related nautical
lore.
On air: weekdays from 8:48-8:58am, on all
Coast Community Radio stations.
Listen online: weekdays from 8:48-8:58am.
Hosted by: Joanne Rideout
Contact: Joanne Rideout
Tapes & Transcripts: Tapes and
transcripts of The Ship Report are not
available, but there are lots of details on
The Ship Report website.
The weekday scoop on commercial
Columbia River traffic and related nautical
lore.
On air: weekdays from 8:48-8:58am, on all
Coast Community Radio stations.
Listen online: weekdays from 8:48-8:58am.
Hosted by: Joanne Rideout
Contact: Joanne Rideout
Tapes & Transcripts: Tapes and
transcripts of The Ship Report are not
available, but there are lots of details on
The Ship Report website.
photo of the bulk carrier Bright Coral at Astoria anchorage
courtesy Columbia River Bar Pilots website
courtesy Columbia River Bar Pilots website
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Joanne is a freelance journalist whose work has
appeared in a variety of national publications,
including Family Circle; Oxygen Magazine; E, the
Environmental Magazine; Tricycle; The Buddhist
Review; and others.
Before moving to the North Coast, Joanne lived for
many years in the desert Southwest on the Navajo
and Hopi Reservations, where she was the editor of
the Hopi Tribe's newspaper, Tutuveni, and covered
tribal issues for regional publications and the
Associated Press.
appeared in a variety of national publications,
including Family Circle; Oxygen Magazine; E, the
Environmental Magazine; Tricycle; The Buddhist
Review; and others.
Before moving to the North Coast, Joanne lived for
many years in the desert Southwest on the Navajo
and Hopi Reservations, where she was the editor of
the Hopi Tribe's newspaper, Tutuveni, and covered
tribal issues for regional publications and the
Associated Press.
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The seismic research vessel Marcus G.
Langseth. Heading out to sea after months
of maintenance at the shipyard in
Portland, May, 2010. photo Tom Hartland
Langseth. Heading out to sea after months
of maintenance at the shipyard in
Portland, May, 2010. photo Tom Hartland