Dredging to Commence on Raritan Bay

Monday, September 13, 2004
The U.S. Coast Guard advises that maintenance dredging is scheduled to commence at Seguine Point Bend in Raritan Bay, New Jersey on September 13 and continue through November 2004. Mariners are requested to contact the dredges on Channels 13 or 01 to request their movement. (HK Law)
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