Working Waterfront: Cortland International, Anacortes
At Cortland International’s Anacortes factory, spiderweb-thin strands of fiber become tough ropes for maritime environments.
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At Cortland International’s Anacortes factory, spiderweb-thin strands of fiber become tough ropes for maritime environments.
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In Anacortes, three generations of Huffmans have worked to keep the massive ships at Dakota Creek Industries seaworthy.
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Emerald Marine is preserving the Anacortes working waterfront by passing a business, skills, relationships and tools on to a new owner.
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Marine Fluid Systems is a family shipyard business, but few are aware that the site has operated continuously for more than 120 years.
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Caulking keeps wooden boats floating, but the days of caulking gangs are long gone and only a few people are keeping this trade alive. This is their art.
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Meet Jeremy and Jason Holden, Jamestown S’Klallam fishermen and owners of a waterfront restaurant serving Native-caught seafood.
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By Jeremy Johnson This article is part of a series highlighting the vibrant people and industries that make up the working waterfronts of the Maritime
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By Jeremy Johnson This article is part of a series highlighting the vibrant people and industries that make up the working waterfronts of the Maritime
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“You have to be a stubborn son-of-a-bitch,” Mark noted of the kind of person that makes a good oyster farmer.
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