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Navy looks to ease turbine concerns
By Patrick Anderson
PBN Staff Writer
The controversy that’s surrounded wind turbines on Aquideck Island this year isn’t stopping Naval Station Newport from moving ahead with plans for the largest wind-power project in the state. More
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