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OVERALL HEALTH STUDY ON OYSTER BAY HARBOR & COMPATIBILITY STUDY ON SHELLFISH DREDGING

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carol peretz
10 years ago

preserve the natural environment

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Sue Warburton
10 years ago

Save Oyster Bay!

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Dave carraher
10 years ago

Stop destroying oyster bay

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Robert Wemyss
10 years ago

Inshore hydraulic dredging for shellfish is a daily environmental disaster. It should be stopped.

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Rory Cohen
10 years ago

Protect our harbor!

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MaryAnn McCarthy BAER
10 years ago

After 57 yrs on Cove Neck, driving along that fine, scenic shoreline around OBHarbor to Bayville and Centre Island, NOW I'm confronted with these mechanisms and proposals of great destruction. A Bridge Over Troubled Waters !!

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Janna Brown
10 years ago Featured

this is my home. my parents built the house 60 years ago. at the rate Flowers is dredging, Oyster Bay Cove may become No Oysters Bay

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Pat Rossetti
10 years ago

Make Oyster Bay beautiful again stop the destruction of our wet lands.

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Daniel Zweig
10 years ago

Protect Oyster By Harbor!

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Caryl Benjamin
10 years ago

Please save our Harbor

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Anonymous
10 years ago

To allow something to go on that you know is not good for the sustainability of the bay is criminal.

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Renee Painter
10 years ago

Stop the Dredging!!!!

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Maria Gonzalez
10 years ago

The harbor is Oyster Bay's jewel. It is what attracted many of us to live here and raise our families. Having a corporation operate a dredging operation on an industrial scale is just wrong and completely irresponsible on the part of our local ,state and federal government, A comprehensive study of the bay bottom sediment will bear out what the baymen have been telling officials for years. It will undoutably show that Flowers leased area is pristine, while the sediments that they disperse have settled on the undredged portions of the bay and has destroyed it for decades to come. Let the science show this fact for everyone to see and let's end this draconian practice once and for all.

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Greg Bradley
10 years ago

Flower is important. Oyster Bay is more important.

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Dorothy Vlavianos
10 years ago

Our marine life needs to be preserved

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dominickcassano
10 years ago

Help stop the strip mining

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anne marie kujawski
10 years ago

I am in favor of a total bay bottom study on the effects of Shellfish Dredging in Oyster Bay Harbor.

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Andrew Gelardi
10 years ago

We need to fully understand what affect our current activities have on the future of the environment

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Robert nelson
10 years ago Featured

Those big suction boats are an eyesore and they're destroying the bay. I absolutely believe there should be lots of studies and regulations for this activity

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Greg Petra
10 years ago

I think it's obvious the dangers of dredging. I see it first hand