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Home›News›USA: Longboat Key Beach Project to Start in February
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February 1, 2011 · about 15 years ago

USA: Longboat Key Beach Project to Start in February

An emergency beach project that will bring 133,000 cubic yards of sand to the north end next year won’t begin until Feb. 21 at the earliest… By Kurt Schultheis (yourobserver) [mappress] Source: yourobserver, February 1, 2011;

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An emergency beach project that will bring 133,000 cubic yards of sand to the north end next year won’t begin until Feb. 21 at the earliest…

By Kurt Schultheis ( yourobserver )

[mappress]

Source: yourobserver, February 1, 2011;

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