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The remains of the sailors were covered by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the u. S. Navy in 2002. In this american artifact, we will observe the ceremony and learn the history of the monitor and the efforts to identify the remains of recovered sailors. We spoke after the burial with david hallberg, superintendent of the monitor National Marine sanctuary. Mr. Alberg im responsible for the daily management and protection and longrange preservation of the shipwreck that was 16 miles off of cape hatteras, north carolina. Ultimately my job is about managing the sanctuary which protects the shipwreck, americas first marine section rate established in 1975 to protect the wreck of the monitor. Today ceremony was a culmination of more than a decades worth of work. It started in 2002 when the remains of two u. S. Sailors were recovered from the uss monitor by navy divers. Those remains of been in Hickam Air Force base in hawaii at the joint pow mia accounting command. Th
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Governor Hochul's $30 million investment in Cohoes, Cambridge, Coxsackie, and Kinderhook aims to revitalize economies through strategic projects. Cohoes, winner of $10 million DRI award, leads with cultural initiatives, while other towns focus on mixed-use developments and infrastructure enhancements.
Governor Hochul's $30 million investment in Cohoes, Cambridge, Coxsackie, and Kinderhook aims to revitalize economies through strategic projects. Cohoes, winner of $10 million DRI award, leads with cultural initiatives, while other towns focus on mixed-use developments and infrastructure enhancements.