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  • April

    Congratulation to the first place winners from Buffalo Public School 195, City Honors, in the "March Movie Madness Competition" sponsored by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District. The students were invited to the District to have pizza with the District Commander LTC Owen Beaudoin and talk about their movie, what they have learned and to receive recognition for their outstanding video, March 27, 2013.

    March Movie Madness Competition

    The students from Buffalo’s City Honors High School received an award from the Buffalo District commander for placing first in the district-sponsored “March Movie Madness Competition," part of the district’s “Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics” (STEM) outreach program.

  • Engineering a difference

    Captain Antonio Pazos was in the Hurricane Sandy emergency operations center, simultaneously gathering progress reports for 14 projects which included the tunnels, preparing reports for the New York’s emergency operations center and controlling the flow of water. It was right where a self-identified adrenaline junkie was meant to be.

  • Bounds and Henry named Nashville District Employees of the Month for March 2013

    NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Marlon Bounds and Darryl Henry both mechanics on the fleet at the Cumberland River Operations Center are named as the employee of the month for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District for March 2013.

  • March

    The newly aligned and constructed channel for Tributary Creek is a work in progress. The area in the center is roughly where the old mill foundation was located as compared with the historic photo taken circa 1933.

    Cleaning up Jack Waite Mine

    Out of sight isn’t always out of mind, much like contamination from decades of mining in the Coeur D’Alene Mountains at Jack Waite Mine on the Montana-Idaho border.
  • The newly aligned and constructed channel for Tributary Creek is a work in progress. The area in the center is roughly where the old mill foundation was located as compared with the historic photo taken circa 1933.

    Cleaning up Jack Waite Mine

    Out of sight isn’t always out of mind, much like contamination from decades of mining in the Coeur