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Duluth Shipping News founder weighs in on winter and troubled ships

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Buck talks with Kenneth Neuhams, the founder and publisher of the Duluth Shipping News. Newhams speaks on how he fell into such a unique career, the daily ship traffic in Duluth, the ice on Superior from an unusually cold winter, and how it is affecting ships on the Lake such as U.S. Coast guard icebreakers and the Presque Isle.

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The Roadhouse

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