After years of being in limbo, Ship Bottom could get a boost for its living shoreline project with the help of a consulting firm working to help the borough develop and implement resiliency plans.
“We’ve been working on this living shoreline here for probably 10 years,” Councilman Joe Valyo said, noting the borough is through phase one after receiving a $35,000 grant a number of years ago. “We have a working drawing on how this living shoreline is going to work.”
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