The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded $7.3 million to remove built-up sediment and install a wave-absorbing stone structure at Barcelona Harbor on Lake Erie in Westfield, New York, to reduce dangerous shoaling and improve boating safety. Read the full story by WRFA-LP – Jamestown, NY.
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