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Article: City seeks home for 'boat nobody wants' ; The owner owes berthing fees and wants to sell the boat, which has been tied up at a pier for months.
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- Portland Press Herald (Portland, ME)
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- November 10, 2009
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JOHN RICHARDSON By JOHN RICHARDSON Staff Writer
Portland Press Herald (Maine)
11-10-2009
City seeks home for 'boat nobody wants' ; The owner owes berthing fees and wants to sell the boat, which has been tied up at a pier for months.
Byline: JOHN RICHARDSON By JOHN RICHARDSON Staff Writer
Edition: FINAL
Section: Local & State
Type: News
PORTLAND --
The Frankie Joe, an old wooden fishing trawler, has become something of a fixture at the city-owned Portland Fish Pier in recent months.
Crews from other fishing boats move it up or down the wharf whenever it gets in the way. But the distinctive blue-and-white boat doesn't go far.
City officials are worried that it never will.
Portland's harbor ...
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