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Newest Great Lakes freighter freed after running aground near Detroit

Pennsylvania pushes on Mark W. Barker’s bow while refloating the ship in May.
Pennsylvania pushes on Mark W. Barker’s bow while refloating the ship in May. The Great Lakes frei
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