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Town of Oyster Bay holds public hearing about extending shellfish moratorium

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The Town of Oyster Bay held a public hearing Tuesday to consider extending the current moratorium on shellfish harvesting in the formerly leased underwater land in Oyster Bay Harbor and Cold Spring Harbor for an additional six months. The town had two people speak on the record about the extension of the moratorium, William McCabe of the Town Attorney’s Office and Deputy Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Resources Colin Bell. No me…

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Town of Oyster Bay holds public hearing about extending shellfish moratorium

The Town of Oyster Bay held a public hearing Tuesday to consider extending the current moratorium on shellfish harvesting in the formerly leased underwater land in Oyster Bay Harbor and Cold Spring Harbor for an additional six months. The town had two people speak on the record about the extension of the moratorium, William McCabe of the Town Attorney’s Office and Deputy Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Resources Colin Bell. No me…

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