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How Maine and its lobsters got caught in_America’s crises

TANDING ON THE DECK OF THE his 34-ft. lobster boat, Jeff Woodman reflects on how the rocky shores of Spruce Head, Maine, have become an unlikely front line in two very different fights: President Donald Trump’s global tariff wars and America’s battle against the coronavirus. “Lobstering has been a family business. I’m third-generation,” says Woodman. “But it’s changing.”

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