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Muelker Shipyard Undergoes Transformation May 2-The Muelker Shipyard, a once-bustling ship manufacturing center, is being given a new role. A team of engineers is working to turn it into an open-air pedestrian mall with restaurants, a dozen retail businesses, and an outdoor patio that will feature live music performances. Until June of last year, the city had planned to demolish the shipyard-a decision that caused a strong reaction from community members, especially former shipbuilders who viewed the site as a treasured industrial landmark. Wanting their labor to be remembered by future generations, many shipbuilders had etched their names on a wall near the entrance. "In the peak of production, shipyard workers produced a naval ship in just a year," said lead engineer, Barney Enyart. "Then production gradually slowed, and the shipyard eventually closed. When this project is complete, the new complex will be enjoyed throughout the year, serving as a place for employment opportunities and recreation while the legacy of the site's past will endure."

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