Dredging comes to Kent Narrows

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The Kent Narrows Channel, one of the Chesapeake Bay?s most popular boating passages, will be dredged to make it safer for boaters.

Natural events such as storms and tides have pushed excess sediment into the channel, making it only 3 feet deep in some places, said Bob Gaudette, director of the Waterway Improvement Program for the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.

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