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Clinton Harbor Dredging to Begin in June

CT, United States

Clinton — Two weeks dredging work next month will mean some important temporary measures will be in place for boaters who use one of Clinton’s largest marinas. For approximately 15 days, the Army Corp of Engineers will be dredging the channel of Clinton Harbor. Kris Shapiro, general manager of Cedar Island Marina (CIM), said the… Read More

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W&D two-tug Moran contract includes options for eight more

CT, United States

Washburn & Doughty (W&D)(, East Boothbay, Me., reports that it has executed a new vessel construction contract with Moran Towing Corporation, of New Canaan, Conn., to build two 86’ x 36’ ASD-Type Ship Assist and Escort Z-Drive Tugs, with options to build up to eight additional vessels. The first two 86’ tugs will be delivered… Read More

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Moorestown introduces measure that would fund three projects to improve Strawbridge Lake

NJ, United States

The measure provides funding for the dredging of the Children’s Pond, stormwater improvements along Haines Drive, and the installation of a pedestrian/bike path along the lake and Haines Drive. MOORESTOWN — Some big improvements could soon be coming to Strawbridge Lake. The Township Council introduced a $760,000 bond ordinance at its April 29 meeting that… Read More

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State rebids Massey’s Ditch maintenance project

DE, United States

Changes made to proposal after first attempt garnered poor response After not receiving an acceptable bid the first time around, the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control has reissued a request for proposals for the Massey’s Ditch maintenance dredging project. DNREC’s Shoreline & Waterway Management Section issued the request for proposals to remove 100,000… Read More

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Kalamazoo’s $1M dredging project targets flooding issues along Crosstown Parkway

MI, United States

KALAMAZOO, MI — After replacing a furnace twice because of damage from two separate floods in 2017 and 2018, a Kalamazoo business owner hopes the city’s efforts to dredge ponds nearby will help alleviate the perennial flooding in the area along Crosstown Parkway. The $1 million project, now underway, focuses on one of the most… Read More

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Kalama City Council grants port shoreline permit for dredging

WA, United States

KALAMA — The Kalama City Council Thursday approved a 10-year permit for the Port of Kalama’s harbor maintenance dredging. The port regularly dredges its boat basins in the Columbia River to maintain proper depths. Dredge spoils will be used for beach nourishment on the shoreline and north of Louis Rasmussen Day Use Park. The city… Read More

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Is Smith Island Sinking? Army Corp. Of Engineers’ Multi-Million Dollar Project Hopes To Stop Erosion

MD, United States

SMITH ISLAND, MD. (WJZ) — Maryland has only one inhabited island with no bridge connecting it to the mainland — Smith Island. People have been living on this tiny spit of land for almost 350 years, against all odds; fighting wind, tides, and erosion. Now, the Army Corps of Engineers, the state and Somerset County… Read More

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Cape Porpoise Harbor dredging to take place this fall

ME, United States

KENNEBUNKPORT — The Board of Selectmen approved a proposal from the Government Wharf Committee to add a new dues category for members and raise the fees to cover anticipated increases in the budget for FY 20. Town Manager Laurie Smith said the dues will cover the cost increase for electricity to the new bait shed,… Read More

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Air Force estimates $420M needed to rebuild Nebraska base

NE, United States

The Air Force is raising its cost estimate to $420 million to repair and rebuild at Nebraska’s Offutt Air Force Base following severe flooding that forced officials to scramble to save munitions and move aircraft to higher ground. More than 130 structures were damaged by the Missouri River flooding at the base that houses the… Read More

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The Cuyahoga River’s Most Dangerous Dam Will Soon be Coming Down

OH, United States

One of the last remaining dams on the Cuyahoga River will soon be coming down. The Brecksville dam was built in 1952 to divert water to operations of what is now Charter Steel in Cleveland. Elaine Marsh, president of the Friends of the Crooked River, announced this week that Kokosing Industrial has been hired to… Read More

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Dredging To Begin Soon In Oswego Harbor

NY, United States

OSWEGO – The Port of Oswego Authority Executive Director, William W. Scriber, expressed the port’s thanks to Senator Charles Schumer and Congressman John Katko for all their help in securing funds for this year’s dredging of the port’s entrance and harbor. The Port of Oswego has been actively advocating to have the normally scheduled harbor… Read More

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Lake Redstone fixes lowest bid comes in at $3.2 million

WI, United States

LA VALLE — Three companies were announced as potential selections for the Lake Redstone’s estimated $7 million sediment removal project at an April 23 special meeting at La Valle Town Hall. Kalyuh Services and Water Works Marine Inc. was the lowest bid announced at $3.2 million. Bids for Dredgit Environmental Corporation were at $4.8 million… Read More

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With Funding Secured, Schuylkill River Dredging Given Green Light

PA, United States

“It really, I think, highlights the amazing support that we have for this asset.” After two decades, the silt buildup on the Schuylkill River will finally be getting cleaned up. The dredging of the Schuylkill is part of a $4.5 million fundraising effort involving the city, state and private stakeholders. Officials hope the restoration will… Read More

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St. Johns County, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sign Multimillion-dollar Agreement for Beach Renourishment

FL, United States

The partnership agreement will pave the way for the renourishment of 2.5 miles of beach between Vilano and South Ponte Vedra Beach over the next 50 years. The project is estimated to cost $144.5 million, a percentage of which the county, state and federal government will pay. Neil Shinkre, public works director of St. Johns… Read More

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Agency seeks to eradicate invasive plant from Geneva Lake

WI, United States

LAKE GENEVA, Wis. (AP) — A local environmental agency plans to dredge a Geneva Lake lagoon this fall to eradicate an invasive underwater plant threatening the lake. Ted Peters, director of the Geneva Lake Environmental Agency, said the group last fall identified the invasive starry stonewort plant, an underwater macroalgae, in Trinke Lagoon on the… Read More

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