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Dredging at Morehead City Hasn’t Brought Relief to Shippers, Yet

United States

The state ports’ biggest shipping customer has been losing $2 million a month since October because the sand-clogged navigation channel at Morehead City is still too shallow to handle fully laden freighters. But a dredging operation that began in May is expected to bring some relief by August, helping the state’s second-busiest port get back… Read More

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Army Corps: Southend Dredging Delayed for 6 to 8 Weeks

United States

The dredge pumping sand onto the beaches in the south end will be out of commission for at least six weeks, a US Army Corps of Engineers spokesman said Wednesday. The Liberty Island, a hopper dredge owned by Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Co. of Illinois, is undergoing engine replacement in Norfolk, Va. after it… Read More

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Ministry Auctions Dredging Licenses

United States

Thirty companies joined in the bidding to get licenses for sand dredging in the Ksach Kandal and the Mok Kampoul district in Kandal province, and in the Kang Measdistrict of Kampong Cham province. The secretary of state of the Ministry of Mines, Ho Vichet, said that the ministry put up four plots for auction, and… Read More

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Beach Replenishment Update: 39 Percent of the Way There

United States

Check OCNJ Daily for updates and photos of the Ocean City beach replenishment project for 2015 in the south end between 37th and 59th Streets. DATE: Thursday, May 28 PROGRESS: As of Thursday afternoon, work had not reached 51st Street yet but was getting very close. Access to the beach at 52nd is closed. Access… Read More

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Anderson Asks Haley for $40M to Dredge Port of Georgetown

Georgetown , WV, United States

In the wake of the closing of one of Georgetown’s major employers and the effect it could have on local commerce, an area lawmaker has asked the governor’s office for state assistance in dredging the town’s port. On Thursday, May 28, state Rep. Carl Anderson, D-District 103, presented a letter to Gov. Nikki Haley asking… Read More

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Laurel Lakes Dredging Project to Resume in June

City of Laurel , ME, United States

Good news for Laurel and all those who live around Laurel Lakes. The final phase of the Prince George’s County dredging project is set to resume during the week of June 1, 2015. The current phase of the work will be on site at the Lake, so you will notice a fence around the upper… Read More

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Contested Beach Replenishment Starting Soon in Atlantic County

United States

A beach replenishment project reviled by Margate residents but pushed by state officials is set to start before the end of the year now that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has awarded a $63.3 million contract for the long-delayed work. The Army Corps awarded the contract for the Absecon Island project to Weeks Marine… Read More

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State to Remove Muck from Eau Gallie River in Melbourne

United States

Dozens of concerned residents packed Melbourne City Hall Thursday night to learn more about a $20 million dredging project that neighbors say is long overdue. Muck naturally builds up and contains a mix of fine-grained sediments, sand, clay and organic material that flow from the Eau Gallie River into the Indian River Lagoon, which creates… Read More

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Cutter Suction Dredger at Azhikkal Port

United States

Work on assembling the new cutter suction dredger bought by the Ports Department to remove silt from the Azhikkal port here is expected to be completed by November first week. Port officials here said the Rs.20-crore dredger bought for increasing the depth of the port basin for the entry of bigger cargo vessels in the… Read More

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Lake Mars dredging a welcomed sight for officials and residents

MS, United States

JACKSON COUNTY, Miss. (WLOX) – There’s good news for boaters in Jackson County. Lake Mars, one of the most popular boat launches, is finally getting dredged. It is a sight that boater Brian Brookshire and his family are happy to see. In fact, it’s even worth a photograph or two. “Long time coming,” he said…. Read More

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