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April 5, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Fifth Element “Dredging” Will End $51 million Restoration Project (USA)

A restoration project that spans more than 20 years will come to a close this year when almost 3 feet of silt and muck is scraped from the bottom of Rose Bay.Dredging the 60-acre bay was scheduled to start this winter, but has been delayed by several months due to ongoing… [mappress] Source:news-jou

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A restoration project that spans more than 20 years will come to a close this year when almost 3 feet of silt and muck is scraped from the bottom of Rose Bay.Dredging the 60-acre bay was scheduled to start this winter, but has been delayed by several months due to ongoing…

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Source:news-journalonline,April 5,2010;

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