Breakwater Plans Have A Long Way To Go
Recent news that the Army Corps of Engineers will conduct a federal study of the Long Beach breakwater has breathed new life into locals who believe the structure should be altered - or removed completely, some say - but there are plenty of hurdles and hoops standing in the way before we see any actual change. For one, the $100,000 funding that is necessary for the study has not yet passed through Washington. The Press-Telegram's Paul Eakins explains it thusly: Continue reading Long Beach Post.
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