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Colby College Sets 2026 Deadline to Rebuild Port Clyde's Fire-Ravaged Wharf
The $3.3 million redevelopment aims to preserve Port Clyde's working waterfront nearly three years after fire destroyed its general store, wharf and eateries.
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Maine Business Wire reported on Gartley & Dorsky on October 3, 2026.
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Colby College Sets 2026 Deadline to Rebuild Port Clyde's Fire-Ravaged Wharf
Oak Point Associates will lead the architectural design, Gartley & Dorsky will manage engineering, and Wright-Ryan will oversee construction, according to the letter.
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