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Home›Green Marine›It’s dredge work – Crews come together to clear harbor, replenish beaches
Green Marine

March 7, 2005 · about 21 years ago

It’s dredge work – Crews come together to clear harbor, replenish beaches

The long-awaited dredge of Seabrook/Hampton Harbor is almost complete. Project superintendent Mike Will, called Twink for Twinkletoes by his colleagues, said he thinks he and the dozen men who work for him have another three weeks on the dredge barge before returning to Indiana, headquarters for his

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The long-awaited dredge of Seabrook/Hampton Harbor is almost complete. Project superintendent Mike Will, called Twink for Twinkletoes by his colleagues, said he thinks he and the dozen men who work for him have another three weeks on the dredge barge before returning to Indiana, headquarters for his company, Southwind.

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