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Army Corps to spend $25.7M replenishing Ocean City beach

Original: USACE: $25.7M to go toward renourishing OC beach after nor'easter

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says $25.7 million will go toward renourishing the beach in Ocean City, Maryland, after a nor'easter battered the coastline. The funding covers sand replenishment to restore the eroded beach, a key protective barrier for the resort town's boardwalk and oceanfront properties.

Why now: A recent nor'easter caused significant beach erosion in Ocean City, and residents and officials are focused on the repair effort and its cost.

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• USACE: $25.7M to go toward renourishing OC beach after nor'easter · WBAL-TV

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