They’re blowing bubbles at Tuttle Creek again.
That is, officials have begun work on the lake’s water injection dredging project, which involves a barge that shoots water at the sediment that has accumulated on the lake floor so the current can carry it toward the dam.
Phase 2 of the project ended in April, and Phase 3 began Tuesday.
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Staff photo by Lewis Marien
Staff photo by Lewis Marien
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