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Crews open new temporary channel to bypass Baltimore bridge wreckage

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Workers are racing to open another temporary channel in Baltimore’s harbor, which is critical to allowing some larger vessels to bypass the mangled wreckage of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge.


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