Crane lifts ferry walkway span into place | Kitsap Daily News

Crane lifts ferry walkway span into place

By Nancy Treder • September 11, 2023 1:30 am

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Construction work continues at the Bainbridge Island ferry terminal where a second walkway span was set into place the morning of Sept. 11. — Nancy Treder/Kitsap News Group Construction work continues at the Bainbridge Island ferry terminal where a second walkway span was set into place the morning of Sept. 11.

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Construction work continues at the Bainbridge Island ferry terminal where a second walkway span was set into place the morning of Sept. 11.

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