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Home›Green Marine›Port leaders concerned new law would end international shipping
Green Marine

September 16, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Port leaders concerned new law would end international shipping

Leaders from Wisconsin’s ports say a proposed state law would end international shipping to Wisconsin. Mike Simonson reports on a meeting of port officials Thursday in Washburn. The proposed bill is still being shaped, so port directors are hoping to do an end run before it damages shipping on Lake

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Leaders from Wisconsin’s ports say a proposed state law would end international shipping to Wisconsin. Mike Simonson reports on a meeting of port officials Thursday in Washburn. The proposed bill is still being shaped, so port directors are hoping to do an end run before it damages shipping on Lake Michigan and Lake Superior.

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