If the workload of the M/V John C. Widener is any indication, there's plenty of business to be done on local waterways.
The state-owned icebreaker is busy busting free watermen, towboats and marinas from winter's icy grip. The Widener has gotten so busy that its sister vessel, A.V. Sandusky, was scheduled to cross the bay to help break ice on the Western Shore's rivers.
"It has been constant," said Jeff Lill, captain of...
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