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$4M Job to Improve Maine’s Vinalhaven Ferry Terminal Starts

$4M Job to Improve Maine’s Vinalhaven Ferry Terminal Starts

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VINALHAVEN, Maine (AP) The ferry terminal that passengers use for trips to Vinalhaven island will be under construction until the spring so it can accommodate a new boat.

The Maine Department of Transportation says the improvements to the Vinalhaven ferry terminal include modifying the ferry pen to make way for a new, larger ferry that is currently under construction. The agency says the terminal work started in November and is expected to be finished by April 1.

The project is expected to cost a little more than $4 million. Local companies are working on both the terminal improvements and the construction of the ferry.

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