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  • November

    Sponsors for two Seattle District-led Puget Sound and Adjacent Waters Restoration Program projects recently held ground breaking ceremonies honoring the start of their ecosystem restoration projects.

    Building Sound Priorities

    Sponsors for two Seattle District-led Puget Sound and Adjacent Waters Restoration Program projects
  • Rick Petersen, Michael Suh, Allison Bruner, David Nishimura, Sgt. 1st Class Michael Bamba, and Maj. Toby Flinn of the 34th Engineer Detachment, FEST-A, cased its colors on Sept. 28 as the last step of their preparation for deployment to Afghanistan.

    Fest-A Moves Out

    On Sept. 28 the 34th Engineer Detachment, Forward Engineer Support Team (Advance), cased its colors

  • Black Rock Lock Holiday Locking Times

    Black Rock Lock Operations.  -The Black Rock Lock hours and dates for the 2013 navigation season are
  • EPA raises sunken tugboat from the floor of the Oakland Estuary Nov. 4

    EPA raises sunken tugboat from the floor of the Oakland Estuary

    Contractors with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency raised a sunken tugboat known as a Captain

  • US, Romania begin work on missile defense complex

    DEVESELU AIR BASE, Romania – Top U.S., Romanian and NATO officials broke ground Oct. 28 on a new ballistic missile defense facility being built to boost regional stability and strengthen the alliance’s collective security stance. The high-profile ceremony signaled the start of construction for the Aegis Ashore complex, the second of three stages in the European Phased Adaptive Approach to ballistic missile defense.