Ocean Reef Club’s boaters want Angelfish Creek dredged. (12 Jun 1991)
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Page: 4, Section: B
Author: Miami Maritime
The Concepcion is sunk as (8 Jun 1991)
The Concepcion is sunk as artificial reef off Haulover Beach. (8 Jun 1991)
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Page: 4, Section: B
Metro wants a 7 MPH (5 Jun 1991)
Metro wants a 7 MPH speed limit in most of the bay. (5 Jun 1991)
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Page: 1, Section: B
The Dade Artificial Reef Program (20 May 1991)
The Dade Artificial Reef Program wants to sink the Concepcion. (20 May 1991)
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Page: 1, Section: B
A biography of Porgy Key (17 Apr 1991)
A biography of Porgy Key resident, Lancelot Jones. (17 Apr 1991)
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Page: 1, Section: B
A description of lobster bill H1539 (17 Apr 1991)
A description of lobster bill, H1539. (17 Apr 1991)
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Page: 10, Section: A
The Concepcion is floated from (1 Apr 1991)
The Concepcion is floated from South Beach and taken up the Miami River. (1 Apr 1991)
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Page: 1, Section: B
Rough seas delay moving of (30 Mar 1991)
Rough seas delay moving of the freighter Concepcion. (30 Mar 1991)
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Page: 2, Section: B
The 185-foot freighter Jesulla II (29 Mar 1991)
The 185-foot freighter Jesulla II is sunk by the USCG 6 miles east of Miami in 650 feet of water. On fire and sinking it posed a daylong threat to BNP reefs and Miami beaches. [Final location is in the USCG “Local Notice to Mariners”, 16 April 1991.] (29 Mar 1991)
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Page: 1, Section: B
The Concepcion is stinking as (28 Mar 1991)
The Concepcion is stinking as its cargo of rice rots. Cargo is being unloaded to try and remove the ship from South Beach. [In the South Miami Neighbors.] (28 Mar 1991)
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Page: 18, Section: N/A
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