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Four dredges, one harbor
You better have your eyes peeled right now if you’re a boat captain in Charleston Harbor. With four
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Completing the Circle
Four months after using their bare hands to pull grass out of the ground, 30 students from Miracle
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FY16 Year in Review
Charleston District FY16 Year in Review Civil Works The Charleston District received a 4.5
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Three generals in one week
It’s not often the Charleston District has a one-star general visit our office. It’s less often that
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Water safety with the Charleston RiverDogs
“Take me out to the ballgame!” That’s what Bobber the Water Safety Dog has been saying this summer
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Marine Forces Reserve program support
As part of the Interagency and International Services mission, the Charleston District executes
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Sep 2016
Partnership with New York District
You can’t always do everything by yourself. That’s why every great organization is made up of great
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Sep 2016
A world of experience
Sometimes your job requires you to sit at a computer and crunch numbers or write proposals.
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Sep 2016
FY15 Civil Works customer survey results
"Always learning... always growing. The Charleston District values our customers' feedback." - Lt.
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Sep 2016
Proposed I-73 project under review
With any new proposed project, one of the first questions asked is, “how long until you can make a
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