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State ferry captain resigns after ‘hard landing’ in Washington

Ferry officials say nobody was seriously hurt when Cathlamet hit the structural dolphin near a West Seattle terminal. The ferry requires extensive repairs.
Ferry officials say nobody was seriously hurt when Cathlamet hit the structural dolphin near a West
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