The residents of a Maine island town have voted in favor of a zoning plan that could allow the town to develop an old pier to accommodate large cruise ships. The Portland Press Herald reports Bar Harbor residents voted 945-658 in favor of Article 12, a zoning plan proposed by the town that allows the development of an abandoned ferry terminal and possible pier outside of the downtown area.
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