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February 15, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Developers Seek Permission to Dredge Sediment from Mohawk River (USA)

Developers of the proposed Halfmoon Village and Yacht Club want permission to dredge sediment from the Mohawk River to build their 244-unit… By Tatiana Zarnowski (dailygazette) [mappress] Source: dailygazette, February 15, 2011;

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Developers of the proposed Halfmoon Village and Yacht Club want permission to dredge sediment from the Mohawk River to build their 244-unit…

By Tatiana Zarnowski ( dailygazette )

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Source: dailygazette, February 15, 2011;

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