David Fahrenthold writes in the Washington Post about Maryland's unsuccessful attempt to buy back some crab fishing licenses via an auction:
To Some Chesapeake Crabbers, a $50 Document Is Priceless
"Despite Industry's Woes, Many Watermen Refuse to Sell Symbol of Old Way of Life"
Apparently the licenses have value even to those who don't currently use them to catch crabs. The right to take crabs is what makes you a waterman...
Monday, August 24, 2009
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