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traffic to use the ferry, justifying the difficulty of keeping the ferry service operating. The ferries used on this run are of the ice-breaking type; their hulls and propellers are reinforced to allow the boats to operate through thin or broken ice. By operating continuously, the ferries maintain an open channel throughout the winter ice season.
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In addition, a temporary ferry operated by the company, for free at the expense of the states of New York and
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785:"Raymond Pecor: Executive Profile & Biography"
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