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September 27, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Georgetown Port still needs dredging

Port of Charleston shipping interests heard good news over the past week, but the Port of Georgetown still needs money for dredging. The State Ports Authority announced several improvements for Charleston, including a new system to help provide secure access at the various terminals in Charleston. T

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Port of Charleston shipping interests heard good news over the past week, but the Port of Georgetown still needs money for dredging. The State Ports Authority announced several improvements for Charleston, including a new system to help provide secure access at the various terminals in Charleston. There’s also a huge crane that can lift a million pounds, and the SPA said Liberty will start making regular calls at Charleston.

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