Cashman, Dutra complete Boston Harbor Phase II dredging January 28, 2021, by Eldin Ganic
New England’s busiest port moves closer to welcoming larger containerships and growing the regional economy thanks to Cashman Dredging and JV Partner The Dutra Group completing Phase II of III of the U.S. Army Corps’ Boston Harbor Navigation Improvement Project last month, nearly one year ahead of schedule.
Beginning in July of 2018, Phase II focused on deepening the main ship channels: the Outer Harbor Channel from 40 to 51 feet, the Main Shipping Channel from 40 to 47 feet, and the Reserve Channel from 40 to 47 feet.
Boston Harbor’s Conley Container Terminal, which currently handles 10,000 TEU vessels, will now be able to accommodate with reduced tidal delays 12-14,000 TEU vessels calling on the U.S. East Coast, bringing more commerce to the state and region.
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The Fitches Creek Residents Association (FCRA) hosted a number of activities to mark the festive season, as part of efforts to share some Christmas cheer and give back to those who serve the community.
The activities included a community wide cleanup, a tree lighting ceremony, Christmas float display and an Appreciation Day for sanitation workers, which the association organized in partnership with a number of local entities and individuals.
“The community wide clean up initiative was launched in November to clear overgrown verges as a way of improving aesthetics and to enhance visibility for road safety. This venture was met with support from its residents, political aspirants from adjoining communities and a neighboring residents association, Parham Alliance for Beautification Revitalization Organization (PABRO),” a release from the FCRA said.
this month. he says that he is leaving the bench when the court takes its annual summer break. our tara mergener has the latest on this story. reporter: supreme court justice john paul stevens sent this letter to the president this morning saying he ll retire this summer. his decision came as no surprise. he s hired just one law clerk last year instead of the usual four, and he said in several interviews that he planned to step down during president obama s term in the white house. stevens will turn 90 later this month. he is the oldest jutis on the justice on the high court and leading liberal. it won t change the balance. president obama is certain to name another liberal judge to replace him, but stevens was known for pulling a slim majority of the justices to his point of view in big cases. that s something that could be difficult for a brand new member of the court. the white house has plenty of time to choose a new justice. stevens won t leave until late june or ear
395 from duke to seminary. things are slowing down just a bit, volume building. 95 before that it looks like your delay stretches from the prince george s parkway up toward the fairfax county parkway. andrea, back to you. at the top of the hour, we want to bring you the latest developments in that west virginia mine explosion. a renewed rescue attempt is underway right now. crews are making their way traying to find the four people missing since monday s deadly explosion. this latest effort began just tbr 2:00 this morning. we go live to sandra endo in west virginia with the latest on the search. good morning, sandra. reporter: well, good morning, andrea. in just about half an hour or so, we re expecting to hear official word on how the rescue operation going. with time and oxygen running out, they had to make a push. rescuers went back into the mine to find the four missing miners. another attempt, hoping for success. the plan is for two teams to go underground and to