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NEWT MARINE SERVICE. Gary Newt and[[NEWT, Eldon|Eldon NEWT]], his father, began Newt Marine in 1965 to offer harbor services and fleeting and eventually expanded to offer short barge tows, construction and pile-driving projects. When Carter, Gary's son, joined the business the company began bidding on habitat restoration projects which later began the basis of the company throughout the Midwest. | NEWT MARINE SERVICE. Gary Newt and [[NEWT, Eldon|Eldon NEWT]], his father, began Newt Marine in 1965 to offer harbor services and fleeting and eventually expanded to offer short barge tows, construction and pile-driving projects. When Carter, Gary's son, joined the business the company began bidding on habitat restoration projects which later began the basis of the company throughout the Midwest. | ||
In 2022 the company received the National Rivers Hall of Fame's Achievement Award. (1) | In 2022 the company received the National Rivers Hall of Fame's Achievement Award. (1) | ||
Latest revision as of 20:46, 3 November 2025
NEWT MARINE SERVICE. Gary Newt and Eldon NEWT, his father, began Newt Marine in 1965 to offer harbor services and fleeting and eventually expanded to offer short barge tows, construction and pile-driving projects. When Carter, Gary's son, joined the business the company began bidding on habitat restoration projects which later began the basis of the company throughout the Midwest.
In 2022 the company received the National Rivers Hall of Fame's Achievement Award. (1)
The 1987 through 1993 Dubuque City Directory listed 298 E. Third.
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1. Family Behind Newt Marine Gains Achievement Award," Telegraph Herald, November 20, 2022, p. 47