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US’ most valuable fishing port seeks $15m grant, wants to get bigger

Just as the ship captain in Melville's classic chased a great whale, the city that inspired the author is trying to land a large federal grant to expand its port

By Jason Huffman | Oct. 16, 2017 16:52 BST
Ed Anthes-Washburn, outgoing director of the Port of New Bedford, Massachusetts. Photo by Jason Huffman.
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Ed Anthes-Washburn wants to make what is already the United States’ most valuable commercial fishing port even larger [...]

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