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Discarded Shells Will Be Used For Bay Restoration Project

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Millions of clam shells are piled up on Triton Lane in East Quogue

Millions of clam shells are piled up on Triton Lane in East Quogue

seasoning in preparation for a bay restoration program being executed by the Town Trustees and Stony Brook-Southampton. KYLE CAMPBELL

seasoning in preparation for a bay restoration program being executed by the Town Trustees and Stony Brook-Southampton. KYLE CAMPBELL

Millions of clam shells are piled up on Triton Lane in East Quogue

Millions of clam shells are piled up on Triton Lane in East Quogue

seasoning in preparation for a bay restoration program being executed by the Town Trustees and Stony Brook-Southampton. KYLE CAMPBELL

seasoning in preparation for a bay restoration program being executed by the Town Trustees and Stony Brook-Southampton. KYLE CAMPBELL

Millions of clam shells are piled up on Triton Lane in East Quogue

Millions of clam shells are piled up on Triton Lane in East Quogue

authorKyle Campbell on May 6, 2015
Millions of clams and scallop shells will call Triton Lane in East Quogue home for the next several months as they await a bay-bottom restoration project. Several piles of shells... more

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