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August 8, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Ship scrapping could bring wave of rebirth to docks

Down concrete staircases crumbling with age, past rusted pipes and piles of trash, executives of two ship companies poked around the citys long-abandoned dry docks Monday. To the idea that a ship scrapping operation could bring the rebirth of the waterfront here, they offered a tentative one word an

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Down concrete staircases crumbling with age, past rusted pipes and piles of trash, executives of two ship companies poked around the citys long-abandoned dry docks Monday. To the idea that a ship scrapping operation could bring the rebirth of the waterfront here, they offered a tentative one word answer: maybe.

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