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The appearance of the 123-foot offshore supply vessel Scarlett Isabella on the Manasquan Ridge is a bad omen to Capt. Jim Lovgren, a Point Pleasant Beach commercial fishermen. The Scarlett was in the hire of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, which is looking for potential sand on the outer continental shelf that could be… Read More
China Cosco Shipping (COSCO) was the first company to have a vessel transit the expanded Panama Canal, and now it is the first company to have a vessel allide with the canal. The 8,500 teu container ship Xin Fei Zhou hit with a wall while transiting the locks at Agua Clara on the Atlantic side… Read More
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is scheduled to begin a dredged material unloading project at Crats Island in Wabasha the first week of August. The Corps’ contractor, JF Brennan Marine from La Crosse, mobilized to the site in June and has been preparing for the island unload. The site unloading project should be completed… Read More
The dredges Padre Island and Dodge Island are expected to return to Long Beach Island in the next two days, following repairs, and will begin beachfill in Loveladies this week. Meanwhile, replenishment work continues in North Beach, where the larger Liberty Island dredge is conducting operations. “The crew is assembling materials, and preparing equipment and… Read More
A shift in policy, away from building dams and toward running irrigation channels to farmland, has led to a 50 percent cut in the request for irrigation funding next year, the agriculture ministry says. U Myo Tint Tun, assistant secretary in the ministry, told The Myanmar Times on July 18 that expenditure in 2017-18 would… Read More
An investigative report out of a Pittsburgh news station said that Presque Isle State Park is “in danger of splitting in two.” But is the peninsula really going to break in two? The report out of Pittsburgh’s WTAE revealed a startling report about the potential of the park splitting, but Presque Isle State Park Operations… Read More
Residents had their last chance this week to comment on an environmental study that will help determine what type of shore protection the town will pursue along its southernmost beaches. By November, they could hear details about a plan to place more sand on the beach and in the water in Reach 8, which extends… Read More
Port Otago is going to put out tenders shortly in preparation for a $15 million 140m wharf extension at Port Chalmers, to better accommodate vessels over 280m in length. The venture was one of several presented to 100% owner the Otago Regional Council, where port chairman Dave Faulkner and chief executive Geoff Plunket yesterday outlined… Read More
sTwo projects that could help protect Smith Island from the ravages of nature – particularly on the vulnerable west side — are about to get underway in the offshore watermen’s community in Somerset County. A $2.4 million contract for a shoreline stabilization project at Rhodes Point was recently awarded to Coastal Design and Construction Inc…. Read More
Work to create deeper and safer navigation channels in and out of Hayle’s harbour will be taking place this week. Parts of the estuary will be mechanically dredged in preparation for reintroducing sluicing in Hayle. The practice of sluicing, which was discontinued in Hayle in the 1970s, helps reduce the build-up of sand and keep… Read More
The annual dredging of the Oceanside Harbor has been plagued with problems this year, according to city officials who are urging the Army Corps of Engineers to replace the contractor before next year’s dredging begins. The work typically takes place in the spring and ends by Memorial Day — before the beaches swell with tourists… Read More
The navigable channel at the mouth of the Housatonic River has become little more than a garden path, sailors say, one that bullies those who dare to venture off to one side or the other, with danger and expensive repairs lurking. Josh Twidwell, assistant manager at Brewer Stratford Marina, said even experienced boaters have run… Read More
Land-based dredging in April enabled boats to navigate the West Point Harbour entrance, but sand has returned and now emergency funding has been approved so that the channel and entrance can be cleared before lobster season opens. Egmont MP Bobby Morrissey said a barge is set to arrive at West Point on Tuesday. The dredging,… Read More