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By tk
Friday, March 21, 2003
*Port of Savannah has overtaken the Port of Charleston as the nation's fourth-busiest shipping container terminal
*Hurricane evacuation rom Hilton Head would take 26 hours, emergency planner says
-Charleston Post and Courier, 3-21-03
*Suggested changes to dredging bill give regulators larger role
-Hilton Head Island Packet Online, 3-21-03
*Council approves sand-buying contract for South Beach, Hilton Head
*Shrimp harvests net local markets a fresh catch
-Carolina Morning News, 3-21-03
*Coffee Bluff Marina dispute heads back to MPC
-Savannah Morning News, 3-21-03
*Dates set for 2004 Savannah boat show
-Coast News, 3-21-03
*Brunswick is still looking for change at the Mary Ross Waterfront Park dock
-Brunswick News, 3-20-03
*Tourism not hurt much by war jitters
-St Augustine Record, 3-21-03
*Health officials warn ocean swimmers
-Daytona News Journal, 3-21-03
*Dauphin Island Council gives mayor OK to sign wetlands lease
*Crab-trap collection protects animals, boats
*High mercury levels are detected in bass from area rivers
-Dauphin Island Mullet Wrapper, 3-21-03
*Commissioners OK 30-foot buffer for wetlands
-Pensacola News Journal, 3-21-03
*Flounder's Restaurant is seeking a state permit "to construct a 20-slip docking facility" off shore in Santa Rosa Sound
*Pensacola Beach sand Nourishment Resumes
-Pensacola Beach News, 3-20-03
*Respiratory therapist studies the red tide
*Dig at harbor could turn up Indian ‘trash’
*Beach funds from state not certain
-Destin Log, 3-19-03
*Matching Community's Effort to Save Cape Lighthouse
-Port St Joe Star, 3-20-03
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