Newport Harbor Dredging Project Removes Contaminated Sediment

Byline: Taylor Hill NEWPORT BEACH — As the dredging continues in Newport Harbor toward the second phase of the $10.5 million Lower Bay project, another milestone has been reached, as the large swath of polluted material has been removed from the harbor floor. The more than 90,000 cubic yards of sediment marked...

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