The sign at the entrance to Port Hope’s harbour advising boaters that the harbour is temporarily closed is expected to come down soon. Councillor Ted Watts, chair of the municipality’s parks, recreation and culture department, says that, in the next few weeks, a dredging machine will be brought in to clear approximately 5,000 cubic metres of silt and sand away, allowing boaters to use the facilities in Port Hope.
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about 16 years ago
Port Hope Harbour Dredging Starts Soon
The sign at the entrance to Port Hope’s harbour advising boaters that the harbour is temporarily closed is expected to come down soon. Councillor Ted Watts, chair of the municipality’s parks, recreation and culture department, says that, in the next few weeks, a dredging machine will be brought in t
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