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May 31, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Cape Coral Canals Dredging Under Way

Dredging has begun in two Cape Coral canals to make the waterways more navigable to boaters. The dredging is part of a continuous effort to keep the city’s more than 400 miles of canals free from silt and debris, said Jay Saxena, Storm Water Division manager. The dredging began last week in the Mara

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Dredging has begun in two Cape Coral canals to make the waterways more navigable to boaters. The dredging is part of a continuous effort to keep the city’s more than 400 miles of canals free from silt and debris, said Jay Saxena, Storm Water Division manager. The dredging began last week in the Maraudeur and Gloriana canals along Cape Coral Parkway between Chiquita and Skyline boulevards.

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