At the corner of Weber Avenue and Loniewski Street in Sayreville, empty brown lots sit between a quiet former residential street and a line of phragmites-choked wetland bordering the South
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Work improving a flood-prone section of N.C. 12 in Duck that began in October and continues to May shifted to a 24/7 schedule Sunday through Jan. 28. The project will raise the road above the 100-year floodplain, improve stormwater drainage and restore the living shoreline along a stretch of roadway by the Currituck Sound.
DUCK — Work improving a flood-prone section of N.C. 12 in Duck that began in October and continues into May shifted to a 24/7 schedule Sunday through Jan. 28. The Town of Duck contracted with Fred Smith Company for $4,048,889 to complete its “Living Shoreline and Resiliency Project,” according to Kay Nickens, town spokesperson. The multifaceted project accomplishes several town goals, .