These were the top Rhode Island port and harbor stories of 2022

From Quonset Point to ProvPort to East Providence, 2022 delivered plenty of news about port and harbor infrastructure as the state aims to position itself as a leader in the nascent offshore wind sector and the larger blue economy.

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