After several decades, a failed ferry project, and an unfinished railroad connection, some are hopeful the near future may hold new developments for the Knik arm’s second port, Port MacKenzie.
Between a couple of new projects at the port, and renewed interest from the federal government, Port Director Dave Griffin believes “it’s only a matter of time” before they see increased traffic.
“Port MacKenzie is doing business with the world and that’s one of the reasons we call it South Central Alaska’s gateway to the interior — and the world,” Griffin said.
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