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Vanessa M. Gezari

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Journalist, editor, author of The Tender Soldier. Then: @theintercept, @cjr, and in Afghanistan. Now: Editor for hire, books and hard stories. DM for Signal.
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Out of State: How Graham Platner’s Senate campaign vexed the national press.

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By Vanessa M. Gezari
| Columbia Journalism Review Verified
Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. On a rainy evening last September, I caught a ride with friends to an industrial section of Portland, Maine, where I live, to hear Graham Platner speak. After parking near a hardware store and picking our way through weeds and across railroad tracks, we arrived at abar that resembled an airplane hangar. The space under the roof was already full, so we stood outside in the parking lot, clutching our hoods and umbrellas against the drizzle.
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how kelp is helping Maine’s mussels boom

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By Vanessa M. Gezari
| MSN UK Verified
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Something in the water: how kelp is helping Maine’s mussels boom

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By Vanessa M. Gezari
| Inkl
At Bangs Island Mussels the shellfish are seeded alongside ribbons of edible kelp. Photograph: Bang Island Mussels On a glimmering May morning, Tom Briggs pilots a 45ft aluminium barge through the waters of Casco Bay for one of the final days of the annual kelp harvest. Motoring past Clapboard Island, he points to a floating wooden platform where mussels have been seeded alongside ribbons of edible seaweed.
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