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Middlesex County

Boston Metropolitan Area

Holliston-Hopkinton

Massachusetts

Paradise Moving & Storage is a trusted moving company based in Massachusetts, serving Hopkinton, Holliston, Framingham, and the Greater Boston area...

Learning First Charter Public School

K-8 Education in the heart of Worcester's Green Island neighborhood.

Worcester County

Jessie Castellano

Worcester

No, they are not giving cruises on Lake Ripple. The boat-like equipment has been put in place to dredge Lake Ripple. This project has been in the discussion stages since the early 1980s. The ultimate goal is to reduce excessive vegetation that is diminishing the water quality and to improve the aesthetics of the lake for recreational users. Using hydraulic dredging, sediment removal and pumping equipment are mounted on the floating barge. A suction pipe and cutter head are controlled from the dredge and lowered through the water in accumulated sediments, according to material provided by the town. A centrifugal pump creates strong suction, which transports the water and sediment through a pipeline laid across the pond into a disposal area.

No, they are not giving cruises on Lake Ripple.

The boat-like equipment has been put in place to dredge Lake Ripple. This project has been in the discussion stages since the early 1980s. The ultimate goal is to reduce excessive vegetation that is diminishing the water quality and to improve the aesthetics of the lake for recreational users.

Using hydraulic dredging, sediment removal and pumping equipment are mounted on the floating barge. A suction pipe and cutter head are controlled from the dredge and lowered through the water in accumulated sediments, according to material provided by the town. A centrifugal pump creates strong suction, which transports the water and sediment through a pipeline laid across the pond into a disposal area.

Grafton

Work has begun to improve the water quality.