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Home›Dredging›Cashman Dredger FJ Belesimo Busy in Hingham
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October 10, 2019 · about 7 years ago

Cashman Dredger FJ Belesimo Busy in Hingham

Cashman Dredging’s clamshell dredger FJ Belesimo is currently busy working on a harbor of one of their neighboring towns, Hingham, MA. A $2-million grant was given to Hingham recently to remove about 62,000m³ of sediment from their inner harbor. Once a decade, Hingham dredges the inner harbor moorin

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Cashman Dredging’s clamshell dredger FJ Belesimo is currently busy working on a harbor of one of their neighboring towns, Hingham, MA.

A $2-million grant was given to Hingham recently to remove about 62,000m³ of sediment from their inner harbor.

Once a decade, Hingham dredges the inner harbor mooring basin to keep adequate water depths for boaters, said Cashman in its announcement.

The main goal of this project is to enable all-tide use of a regionally significant boat ramp and restoring all-tide access to its more than 230 public moorings

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