No kidding. It can only be good to keep harbors
and marinas dredged.

"Scotty" wrote

"jlrogers" wrote

Edward Hersey, a father of two who has lived in Battery Park
City for 12
years, said he would rather see the authority spend its
money on parks than
yachts. "There needs to be more open, public green spaces,"
he said.


"There needs to be more open, public green spaces,"

Here's a clue, ''move out of the freaking city, you moron!

It ain's a harbor if you have to dredge it.

"Bart Senior" .@. wrote in message ...
No kidding. It can only be good to keep harbors
and marinas dredged.

"Scotty" wrote

"jlrogers" wrote

Edward Hersey, a father of two who has lived in Battery Park
City for 12
years, said he would rather see the authority spend its
money on parks than
yachts. "There needs to be more open, public green spaces,"
he said.


"There needs to be more open, public green spaces,"

Here's a clue, ''move out of the freaking city, you moron!

People have been dredging harbor since the Phoenicians
and the Romans. People dredge harbors to increase their
value by increasing commerce.

"jlrogers" wrote

It ain's a harbor if you have to dredge it.

"Bart Senior" .@. wrote
No kidding. It can only be good to keep harbors
and marinas dredged.