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CHAMPLAIN CANAL

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fred@tug44.org
Thu, May 19, 2011 4:40 PM

Found out last nite that the "mule barge" that is out setting the
navigation buoys on the Champlain Canal is now on overtime to try and get
it done by this weekend.  And here's the latest word from Canal Corp:

NEW YORK STATE CANAL SYSTEM NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Mariners are
advised, as weather and conditions permit, portions of the Champlain
Canal are scheduled to open on Sunday, 5/22/11.  An exact schedule for
opening the Champlain Canal will be published in a subsequent Notice to
Mariners.

Due to continued high water and excessive flows, the
Oswego Canal, Cayuga-Seneca Canal and the Erie Canal from Lock E-23
(Brewerton) to Lock E-26 (Clyde) will remain closed for the foreseeable
future.  An estimated opening schedule in these areas will be determined
early next week.  Further notices will be issued as this schedule is
developed.

Fred
Tug 44

Found out last nite that the "mule barge" that is out setting the navigation buoys on the Champlain Canal is now on overtime to try and get it done by this weekend. And here's the latest word from Canal Corp: NEW YORK STATE CANAL SYSTEM NOTICE TO MARINERS. Mariners are advised, as weather and conditions permit, portions of the Champlain Canal are scheduled to open on Sunday, 5/22/11. An exact schedule for opening the Champlain Canal will be published in a subsequent Notice to Mariners. Due to continued high water and excessive flows, the Oswego Canal, Cayuga-Seneca Canal and the Erie Canal from Lock E-23 (Brewerton) to Lock E-26 (Clyde) will remain closed for the foreseeable future. An estimated opening schedule in these areas will be determined early next week. Further notices will be issued as this schedule is developed. Fred Tug 44