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Chrissy Herbert

Chrissy Herbert

Lydia Shaternik

Lydia Shaternik

George Hear and Jean Ruggles serve up the sweets at the Montauk Community Church ice cream social on Thursday.

George Hear and Jean Ruggles serve up the sweets at the Montauk Community Church ice cream social on Thursday.

Chrissy Herbert

Chrissy Herbert

Lydia Shaternik

Lydia Shaternik

George Hear and Jean Ruggles serve up the sweets at the Montauk Community Church ice cream social on Thursday.

George Hear and Jean Ruggles serve up the sweets at the Montauk Community Church ice cream social on Thursday.

Courtney Marmeno waits to be served at the Montauk Community Church ice cream social on Thursday.

Courtney Marmeno waits to be served at the Montauk Community Church ice cream social on Thursday.

Courtney Marmeno waits to be served at the Montauk Community Church ice cream social on Thursday.

Courtney Marmeno waits to be served at the Montauk Community Church ice cream social on Thursday.

Kailey Marmeno samples the wares at the Montauk Community Church ice cream social on Thursday.

Kailey Marmeno samples the wares at the Montauk Community Church ice cream social on Thursday.

Kailey Marmeno samples the wares at the Montauk Community Church ice cream social on Thursday.

Kailey Marmeno samples the wares at the Montauk Community Church ice cream social on Thursday.

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Cultivated algae for nourishing broodstock

Cultivated algae for nourishing broodstock

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author on Jul 21, 2009
“We’re closing down the Montauk Hatchery site probably next week,” says Bay Management Specialist Jennifer Gaites. What hatchery site, you may well ask, unless you are a bayman. We came... more

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