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Winds complicate work after Bellingham marina fire

The Columbian
Published: April 1, 2012, 5:00pm

BELLINGHAM, Wash. (AP) — Officials are still looking for the bodies of two people presumed dead in the fire Friday that sank their boat at a Bellingham marina.

Divers have been unable to get close because of poor visibility and the amount of debris in the water.

A crane is being barged in to help, but that was complicated this weekend by high winds. More high winds are forecast for Monday.

The missing couple are 43-year-old Jim Langei and 33-year-old Sterling Taylor, who lived aboard a 42-foot power boat. It’s one of 10 boats destroyed in the boathouse fire.

Officials expect the investigation of the cause and cleanup work will take several weeks.

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