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Home›Green Marine›Rocky winter for Dover dredging
Green Marine

April 13, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Rocky winter for Dover dredging

Workers had a hard time dredging the Cocheco River this winter because of rocks discovered in the riverbed, but the project is still expected to be completed next March, according to the contractor. The crew dredging the Cocheco for the Army Corps of Engineers recently wrapped up the first phases of

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Workers had a hard time dredging the Cocheco River this winter because of rocks discovered in the riverbed, but the project is still expected to be completed next March, according to the contractor. The crew dredging the Cocheco for the Army Corps of Engineers recently wrapped up the first phases of the project, which began this past November.

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