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Green Marine

August 23, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Port Plans Dredging Project

Silt has prevented some barges from being loaded. Officials at the Tulsa Port of Catoosa approved a $520,000 plan for emergency channel dredging Thursday. The board of directors voted unanimously in favor of the project, which port Director Bob Portiss said was necessary because a buildup of silt ha

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Silt has prevented some barges from being loaded.

Officials at the Tulsa Port of Catoosa approved a $520,000 plan for emergency channel dredging Thursday.

The board of directors voted unanimously in favor of the project, which port Director Bob Portiss said was necessary because a buildup of silt has caused blockages.

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