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Long Island Sound: Estuary, Food Source & Cultural Legacy

By: greenwichfreepress | September 19, 2023

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Next Chapter of Athena Books is in Downtown Greenwich
Athena Books will open at 68 Lewis Street in downtown Greenwich.
Choppy Water, Jelly Fish Stings Notwithstanding, Greenwich Native Completes English Channel Swim
Volunteers Work to to Reestablish Eelgrass Growth in Offshore Waters

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Volunteers Work to to Reestablish Eelgrass Growth in Offshore Waters
A project sponsored by Greenwich's Shellish Commission and the Conservation Commission works to reestablish eelgrass growth in offshore waters. Volunteers spend hours gluing seeds to clams at Tod's Point on Sunday.
GCDS Student Completes SoundWaters Research Intensive
Neighbors Lawyer Up for Proposed Redevelopment of Former Trump Property in Indian Harbor

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A Deep Dive into Oceans 180 with Jardar Nygaard, Fresh Seafood at Greenwich Farmers Market
"Everywhere we can, we try to buy as direct as possible, right from the boat." – Jardar Nygaard
Free Interactive Webinar: Cultivating Connecticut Grown By Sea

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