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Last shrimp boat damaged by Hurricane Ian in Fort Myers put back to sea

27 boats were repaired and six unsalvageable boats were junked as part of $8.45m project

By Undercurrent News | March 22, 2023 14:54 GMT
The damage Hurricane Ian did to a bridge connecting Pine Island to mainland Florida. Photograph by the Associated Press.
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The last US commercial shrimp boat in the 40-vessel fleet of Fort Myers, Florida, grounded almost six months by Hurricane Ian has put back to sea, the News-Press reports.  [...]

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