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By Tom Banse
| Lynnwood Times Verified
OLYMPIA [Tom Banse] — Top brass from Washington State Ferries gathered Wednesday at a shipyard in Panama City, Florida, for a maritime ceremony that has been all too rare lately for the agency. They celebrated the cutting of the first steel for a new boat, the first of three new hybrid-electric ferries. The state ferry system urgently needs new vessels to replace aging ferries that are past or very near retirement age.
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Ferry construction begins in Florida on WA’s new hybrid-electric vessels

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By Tom Banse
| KNKX-FM (Tacoma, WA) Verified
Top brass from Washington State Ferries gathered Wednesday at a shipyard in Panama City, Florida, for a maritime ceremony that has been all too rare lately for the agency. They celebrated the cutting of the first steel for a new boat, the first of three new hybrid-electric ferries. The state ferry system urgently needs new vessels to replace aging ferries that are past or very near retirement age. This is the first new ferryboat for the fleet to enter construction in more than a decade.
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Ferry construction begins in Florida on Washington’s new hybrid-electric vessels

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By Tom Banse
| Nisqually Valley News Verified
Top brass from Washington State Ferries gathered Wednesday at a shipyard in Panama City, Florida, for a maritime ceremony that has been all too rare lately for the agency. They celebrated the cutting of the first steel for a new boat, the first of three new hybrid-electric ferries. The state ferry system urgently needs new vessels to replace aging ferries that are past or very near retirement age. This is the first new ferryboat for the fleet to enter construction in more than a decade.
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