"Joe,
I just noticed that the dnr, army corp. of engineers and some other large boat are on the river near brew river. Could it be about the north prong? Or sewage plant?
The large boat is the j millard tawes out of Annapolis, I think it’s a dnr vessel, but not sure."
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the corp of engineers was also out yesterday
ReplyDeleteThere is submerged obstruction in the channel.. I think the Coe, dnr, sfd dove it a few weeks ago to mark it
ReplyDeleteMaybe its the old fireboat
ReplyDeleteThe Tawes is indeed a DNR vessel.
ReplyDeleteIt's a big pile of crap from the sewage treatment plant
ReplyDeleteIts actually a large piece of wood that is submerged. The tug boats keep hitting it.
ReplyDeleteNo conspiracy? The government is actaully fixing something? Someone in public service is doing something right? Damn....
ReplyDeletewhat old fire boat?
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ReplyDeleteIt's a big pile of crap from the sewage treatment plant
1:30 PM
They are looking for Barrie Tilghman??????
The river dredging?
ReplyDelete...I saw filing cabnits....maybe all the City records Barrie was trying to destroy
ReplyDeleteI certainly hope they don't dredge again. One time years ago they dredged so far under the bulkhead that the earth fell in behind the bulkhead. Don't believe me? Take a look for yourself.
ReplyDeleteThey are not dredging. The grain barges were hitting an object when coming out of the North prong. The Army Corp of Engineers, divers from DNR and Salisbury located and marked the object last week and this week it was removed.
ReplyDeleteWhy would the barges only hit the so called object coming out of the north prong and not hit it coming in with a full load and more weight?
ReplyDeleteThe J Millard Tawes is the icebreaker assigned to Crisfield and also is large enough to have support equipment to service bouys thus it was called to remove something. besides they needed a training exercise excuse and a lunch at brew river
ReplyDeleteAtlantic Marine Construction located near Whitehaven has a barge with a crane, why didn't they use them?
ReplyDeleteAnon 7:50 they didn't use a local guy because navigable waterways are maintained by the USCG, ACE and DNR.
ReplyDeletethey just put a crimp in the plot to shut down the north prong. The mayor could of used the "we cant remove the object in the water that is damaging the barges" theory. Thank them folks for removing the obstacle and keeping the prong open.
ReplyDeletei think comegys was on a cheese bender recently?
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