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Dredging To Begin In Three Mile Harbor And Montauk Inlets

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Contractors working for the Army Corps of Engineers will be dredging Montauk Inlet starting on Monday. KYRIL BROMLEY

Contractors working for the Army Corps of Engineers will be dredging Montauk Inlet starting on Monday. KYRIL BROMLEY

authorMichael Wright on Sep 25, 2018
Dredging crews will begin setting up equipment in the inlets to Three Mile Harbor and Montauk Harbor this week, ahead of maintenance dredging projects due to start next week. Both... more

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