Shinnecock Canal closed!!

Really puts a crimp in our life!!
 

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At the risk of embarrassing myself; if the Lock Doors can be chained open for boats to pass why have a Lock at all? I’m sure that I’m missing something.
 
At the risk of embarrassing myself; if the Lock Doors can be chained open for boats to pass why have a Lock at all? I’m sure that I’m missing something.
FWIW,I'm not an engineer but I read that It's more work to dig a trench deep enough on both sides of the canal to compensate for the difference in terrain level.
 
FWIW,I'm not an engineer but I read that It's more work to dig a trench deep enough on both sides of the canal to compensate for the difference in terrain level.
Thanks for the reply. My question was based on a previous post and that is what caused my confusion.

“According to news 12 it is an emergency repair of a broken hinge and the locks are chained open for boats to pass”.
 
Saw on another site that as of 12AM on the 16th that the locks will be closed to all non emergency vessels until further notice
 

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