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Green Lake dam’s $2M overhaul completed; Lower Shaker and Horseshoe still being evaluated

OH, United States

By Thomas Jewell, special to cleveland.com SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio — With the recent completion of the $2 million overhaul of Green Lake dam, officials can now turn their attention to similar projects — and possibly bigger issues — at Horseshoe and Lower Shaker lakes. The redesign for dam work at Horseshoe Lake is now back… Read More

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Beachgoers Enjoy Replenished Shoreline

NJ, United States

By TIM KELLY If life’s a beach, as the saying goes, it helps to have one. On Sunday at Park Place beach, folks were soaking up the sun, sand and surf. Especially the sand. Just last week, what passed for the same beach amounted to a narrow strip of sand ranging between 10 and 50… Read More

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Dredging of Brainerd Lake still anticipated for this fall

NJ, United States

The coronavirus pandemic has not altered the plan to dredge Brainerd Lake. As of right now, the project is still scheduled to start and be completed in the fall. The lake is located near the center of downtown Cranbury and also feeds into Cranbury Brook where there is a dam. “An exact start date has… Read More

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Great Lakes water levels reaching peaks for the year

MI, United States

DETROIT — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Detroit District, announces each of the Great Lakes, except Lake Superior, have likely reached their peak water levels for the year and are predicted to decline. Lakes Michigan-Huron set another new monthly mean record high water level in July, however the water level is expected to slowly… Read More

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Shoreline protection project in Vermilion Parish receives funding

LA, United States

A shoreline protection project in Vermilion Parish has received funding for design, permitting and construction. The Bayou Canal Shoreline Protection Project will receive $508,037 in funding from the Department of Treasury’s Office of Gulf Coast Restoration, it was announced Monday. The project will consist of a 10,600 foot foreshore rock dike along Freshwater Bayou Canal… Read More

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Sand dredged from Waukegan Harbor to be used to replenish four area beaches

IL, United States

As sand deposits grow higher in the Federal Navigation Channel of Waukegan Harbor potentially imperiling shipping, the United States Army Corps of Engineers has developed a plan to use the sand recovered from dredging the port to combat erosion at area beaches. A study released by the Army Corps Thursday contains a plan to dredge… Read More

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Flagler Beach dune project deadline extended again

FL, United States

The deadline for easements regarding the Flagler Beach dune project has been extended to Aug. 19. FLAGLER BEACH — Officials received a deadline extension to obtain the necessary easements for a multi-year dunes restoration project along State Road A1A. The 2.6-mile project requires property owners with a parcel east of State Road A1A from South… Read More

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Increase in shoreline repair requests to Grey Sauble Conservation due to high waters

Canada

The conservation authority is hoping to declutter the complicated permit process for shoreline repairs South Georgian Bay residents who may be looking to beef up their shoreline protection are reminded – you might need a permit for that. “We are spending a lot of time down in Meaford, Thornbury and the Town of the Blue… Read More

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Fontana might balk at marina cleanup project

WI, United States

FONTANA — A proposed analysis of sources contributing to sedimentation in the Abbey Marina will be considered Aug. 3 by the village board. If the board approves, the village would coordinate a study to evaluate the local watershed, track stream and rainwater flows, and develop potential solutions for the sedimentation issues. The accumulation of sediment… Read More

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House Approves WRDA: Bill Now Awaits Senate Vote

United States

Washington, D.C.—The U.S. House approved the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 2020 authorizing projects for the Army Corps of Engineers and supporting the critical role of inland waterways, ports, locks and dams. In a show of just how much support WRDA enjoys, H.R. 7575 passed by voice vote on the so-called suspension calendar that… Read More

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J.E. McAmis Wraps up Clean-up and Sand Capping at Astoria Marine Construction Company (AMCCO) Site

OR, United States

J.E. McAmis Wraps up Clean-up and Sand Capping at Astoria Marine Construction Company (AMCCO) Site: J.E. McAmis, Inc., has completed pile removal and in water sand capping of the Astoria Marine Construction Company (AMMCO) site in Astoria, OR. The site was contaminated with hazardous chemicals from historical ship manufacturing and repair operations. Contamination was in… Read More

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Isaias Could Swipe Newfound Sand Away from Brevard’s Coastline

FL, United States

By the time you are reading this, the wind and surf whipped up by Isaias will likely have already started eating away at Brevard’s coastline, striping away public peace of mind as it rips away the barrier island sands that guard us and our properties from the mammoth power of the ocean. The transformed beachscape… Read More

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Disgruntled armed guard took control of Eagle Bulk supramax

CT, United States

Stamford, Conn., headquartered Eagle Bulk Shipping Inc. (NASDAQ: EGLE) said on Friday that it has successfully resolved a security incident on board its 52,483 dwt supramax M/V Jaeger involving an armed security guard. On July 21, 2020, says Eagle Bulk, M/V Jaeger embarked three security guards in the Indian Ocean before sailing towards the Red… Read More

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Province Helps Fund Trio of Gull Lake Projects

Canada

The town of Gull Lake recently received some positive news, as they’ve been approved for just over $140,000 in funding from Saskatchewan’s Municipal Economic Enhancement Program for a trio of projects. The largest portion of the dough ($85,000) will be spent on the Elks Hall which was recently handed over to the town and requires… Read More

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