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Emergency Dredging of Montauk Harbor Is Imminent

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Commercial fishing vessels have hit bottom due to decreased depth in Montauk Harbor. An imminent emergency dredging is to increase the depth to 12 feet. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

The federal Army Corps of Engineers will conduct an emergency dredging of the navigational channel in Montauk Harbor to alleviate intensified shoaling. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

An emergency dredging operation to alleviate shoaling in the navigational channel at Montauk Harbor will take place in the coming days. East Hampton Town Supervisor Kathee Burke-Gonzalez said on Tuesday,... more

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