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Home›Dredging›USA: North Myrtle Beach Homeowners Want to Dredge Canals at Cherry Grove
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February 25, 2011 · about 15 years ago

USA: North Myrtle Beach Homeowners Want to Dredge Canals at Cherry Grove

Led by the state’s former chief judge, North Myrtle Beach property owners asked legislators Thursday to let them dredge man-made canals at… By SAMMY FRETWELL (thestate) [mappress] Source: thestate, February 25, 2011;

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Led by the state’s former chief judge, North Myrtle Beach property owners asked legislators Thursday to let them dredge man-made canals at…

By SAMMY FRETWELL ( thestate )

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Source: thestate, February 25, 2011;

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