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Letter: Local Issues are National Issues

By: greenwichfreepress | September 18, 2019

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Di Vincenzo: We are past the "educating the public stage." There are people who will comply with the leash and pick up rules and those who won't.
"Dog feces and urine on the beach and around the Point pollutes the sand and the shellfish beds. Furthermore, when unsuspecting mothers bring their toddlers to the beach, they drop their blankets over the un-picked up poop and latent urine peed everywhere." – Submitted by Frank Di Vincenzo, Cos Cob, Board Member of Parks & Rec
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