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After months of delay, the $1.2 million dredging of the entrance to Fortune Bay Canal in Lucaya is finally underway. Lucaya Service Company Limited (LUSCO), a subsidiary of Grand Bahama Development Company (DEVCO), has contracted A&D Gaitor’s Equipment Rock and Sand to complete the project in 210 days. LUSCO, responsible for the waterways and ocean
Landside works have commenced in preparation for maintenance dredging and jetty repairs at the inlet to Fortune Bay Canal, Lucaya Service Company Ltd. (LUSCO) announced last week. The long-awaited project was welcome news for business and recreational boat owners who had anticipated the deepening of the waterway would have been completed by now. “I am
I have long found it kind of disappointing that just a handful of companies still manufacture turntables in the United States, but SOTA is a true survivor, having delivered their first turntables way back in 1979.
SLO County found nothing wrong, now forced to investigate December 30, 2020 By KAREN VELIE San Luis Obispo County spent years dismissing allegations the San Simeon Community Services District violated competitive bidding rules related to government grants. Now, the state of California has ordered the county to investigate because it serves as the administrator for three grants. Allegations that the district had failed to seek bids for contract work began circulating through the community in 2017. Area residents and local activists asked both San Simeon officials and SLO County Counsel to lo...