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The company has said it expects to have about 400 workers at the plant. Stephano said nearly all of the workers who wanted to return to work at the facility will be able to do so. Workers will begin returning next week for orientation and training, he said. Over the next 50 to 60 days they will be doing maintenance work and getting ready to resume production. The closing comes a day after state regulators approved a pipeline transfer that was part of Delta's plans to buy the refinery.
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