The Providence Journal

For 7 years, this sunken crane barge has been in the Providence River. Now, it will become art.

PROVIDENCE – The half-submerged barge that's blighted the Providence River since 2017 will finally be removed – and turned into public art. A $1.5 million grant from the National Oceanic and ...

Crane in the Providence River was removed as RIDEM works to remove sunken barge

The crane that was part of a sunken barge on the Providence River was removed last Friday. The Rhode Island Department of ...
Capital Gazette

Massive cranes on ‘standby’ at Key Bridge collapse have storied pasts

Less than a week after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed into the Patapsco River after being struck by a cargo ship, a 200-ton chunk of the span was lifted away as part of the cleanup operation.
Stars and Stripes

Massive cranes contracted by Navy on ‘standby’ at Baltimore bridge collapse have storied pasts

BALTIMORE (Tribune News Service) — Less than a week after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed into the Patapsco River after being struck by a cargo ship, a 200-ton chunk of the span was lifted away ...