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Mason Inlet dredging runs $3.3 million
More than 50 properties on Wrightsville Beach’s north end will be assessed costs to help dredge and maintain Mason Inlet, which separates the island’s...
Help enlisted to meet April 30 dredging deadlineÂ
Dredging crews pumping sand onto Carolina and Kure’s beach strands are pushing to meet an April 30 deadline, but since they were hindered by...
Dredging in Mason Inlet
A barge dredges in Mason Inlet on March 2 as part of a maintenance event to nudge the inlet back north toward Figure Eight...
Dredges agitate south end residents
Residents of Wrightsville Beach’s south end are weary of dredging crews working long hours in the waters near their houses, especially since Kure Beach’s...
Budget contains more money to dredge shallow inlets
North Carolina’s new budget includes more money to keep the state’s shallow inlets navigable. The General Assembly agreed to increase the share of the...
Army Corps dredge clears sand from Carolina Beach Inlet
After months of work in Florida, a state-of-the-art dredging vessel based in Wilmington returned to the region on Tuesday, Sept. 15, for an Army...
Usefulness of CAMA guidelines questioned
North Carolina’s coastal communities could see some big changes as the N.C. Coastal Resources Commission continues to move forward with projects and goals ranging...
