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Our Bay: This Week's Take: Gibson Island school: Synergy at workPublished 10/24/09
Recently the Magothy River Association participated as one of 11 river organizations in the Marylanders Grow Oysters program.
Courtesy photoCarl Treff, Magothy River Association Marylanders Grow Oysters was sponsored by the Department of Natural Resources and the Oyster Recovery Partnership. More than 700 oyster cages were distributed on the Magothy River alone. These logistics were well beyond the talents of the lone association volunteer coordinator, so special thanks goes to Tim Decker of Gibson Island Country School, Brad Knopf of Cape St. Claire, Roger Feldman of Shore Acres and Mike Frye of Cypress Creek. Each coordinated a localized oyster pickup for their respective...
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