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State not joining scrap over recycling operation
By Patrick Anderson
PBN Staff Writer
Rhode Island Recycled Metals landed on the Providence waterfront with a splash three years ago when it purchased the derelict former Soviet submarine and tourist-attraction Juliett 484 and announced plans to demolish it. More
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