Employees of the Manson Construction Company prepare to drive a 200-foot long pile into the southern-most breasting dolphin for the new cruise ship berths on Wednesday. The company is building new north and south berths with two large floating concrete pontoons to accommodate larger ships. One berth will be ready for the 2016 season. The project is costing nearly $54 million.
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