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Home›Dredging›Dredging of Henderson Harbor’s ‘Cut’ Completed (USA)
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April 30, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Dredging of Henderson Harbor’s ‘Cut’ Completed (USA)

HENDERSON — The catch basin near the channel that connects Henderson Harbor to Lake Ontario was cleaned out early Thursday. Cleaning the basin is expected to reduce further buildup of debris in the channel, commonly called the cut, allowing boats to use the passageway as a shortcut during the boatin

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HENDERSON — The catch basin near the channel that connects Henderson Harbor to Lake Ontario was cleaned out early Thursday. Cleaning the basin is expected to reduce further buildup of debris in the channel, commonly called the cut, allowing boats to use the passageway as a shortcut during the boating season…

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Source:watertowndailytimes,April 30,2010;

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