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May 7, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Waterfront businesses gear up for cruise season

All along the waterfront retail businesses and cruise lines are looking for part-time employees in preparation for what could be Seattle’s largest cruise ship season ever. With 223 ports of call expected this cruise ship season, an anticipated 858,000 sea-faring visitors will be patronizing Seattle’

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All along the waterfront retail businesses and cruise lines are looking for part-time employees in preparation for what could be Seattle’s largest cruise ship season ever. With 223 ports of call expected this cruise ship season, an anticipated 858,000 sea-faring visitors will be patronizing Seattle’s waterfront.

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