Caution. That’s the word the Coast Guard wants the public to remember when they’re operating boats and other watercraft on the Intracoastal Waterway between Toms River and Cape May whileit replaces channel markers with seasonal buoys. The project began this Monday, July 15, and is expected to last until the middle of August.
“As we start in the north and work our way south, we ask boaters to operate at a safe speed, and remain in the center of the channel,” Senior Chief Boatswain’s Mate Elijah Reynolds, officer in charge of Aids to Navigation Team…
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