Water Board Close to Resolving Dredging Dispute
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By RICK COLLINS  Great Pond  A long-standing dispute over the unfinished Great Pond dredging project could be resolved soon.  The project ground to a halt in the fall of 2003, when contractor C&B Construction Management Trust Inc., of Peabody, quit.
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By Francis X. Gilpin, Montgomery Advertiser, Ala.  Jun. 2--Environmentalists hope that next month a seven-member state  commission will reduce the potentially cancer causing chemicals being  discharged into Alabama's waterways.
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By JULIAN WALKER  The State Water Control Board has another lawsuit on its hands related to a proposed 165-acre mixed-use development in Chesterfield County.
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chesapeake  Deadline to apply for city water ends today  Property owners trying to tap into the city water and sewer system have until the end of business today to submit petitions with the Public Utilities Department.
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By Victoria Cherrie, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Sep. 24--CONCORD -- Editor's note: A story in Cabarrus Neighbors today on the Concord/Kannapolis water transfer request went to press before the state postponed its decision.
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Union officials and leaders at AB Ports are meeting conciliation experts to try to reach an agreement in the docks crisis.
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By DECLAN FERRY  COUNCIL bosses admitted yesterday they will not meet next Friday's deadline for restoring a city's clean water supply.   Director of Services Ciaran Hayes said Galway's supply from the Luimnagh treatment plant will not be flowing for another three weeks.
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Representatives of insurance firms are meeting ministers to discuss claims following the recent floods.
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Board cites traffic, water concerns in deciding against Muslim sect's proposal.
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By Chris De Benedetti  FREMONT -- Environmental groups are disputing it, but state officials say a potential crisis involving endangered fish at the Delta pumps, which threatened the Tri-City area water supply, has been averted.
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By JEN LYNDS; OF THE NEWS STAFF  HOULTON - After a three-week delay, the Town Council is scheduled tonight to decide whether to enact an ordinance crafted to further protect the town's drinking water from any potentially crippling contamination.  The council will meet at 6:30 p.m.
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By Adrian Walker, The Boston Globe  Jun. 12--This is the kind of standoff politicians specialize in: Everyone  has agreed for close to a decade that the battered coastline in Winthrop is in  desperate need of repair.   But that's where the consensus ends.
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By Jen Lynds, Bangor Daily News, Maine  Feb. 12--After a three-week delay, the Town Council is scheduled tonight to decide whether to enact an ordinance crafted to further protect the town's drinking water from any potentially crippling contamination.
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By Jack Dorsey, The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va.  Sep. 20--NORFOLK -- Concerned its deep draft ships are almost dragging bottom along the Elizabeth River en route to area shipyards, the Navy announced Tuesday it wants to dredge part of the river to make the passage safer.
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By Marcie Young, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Sep. 6--A meeting Thursday on a plan to take millions of gallons of water a day out of the Catawba River basin is shaping up as a contest to see which side can turn out a bigger crowd.
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By PETER B. LORD  For those interested in Rhode Island's drinking water problems and possible solutions, a statewide conference is scheduled for Thursday  evening at the Save the Bay Center in Providence.
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By Aliana Ramos, The Sun News, Myrtle Beach, S.C.  Feb. 1--MURRELLS INLET -- Murrells Inlet 2007 board members decided Wednesday to stay out of all land-use issues and refocus their mission on the beautification and preservation of the creekside village.