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East Quogue Students Toss Clams To Help Heal Shinnecock Bay

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East Quogue sixth-graders tossed clams into Tiana Bay as part of the Shinnecock Bay Restoration Project. ALEXA GORMAN

East Quogue sixth-graders tossed clams into Tiana Bay as part of the Shinnecock Bay Restoration Project. ALEXA GORMAN

East Quogue sixth graders tossed clams into Tiana Bay as part of the Shinnecock Bay Restoration Project. ALEXA GORMAN

East Quogue sixth graders tossed clams into Tiana Bay as part of the Shinnecock Bay Restoration Project. ALEXA GORMAN

East Quogue Elementary School students tossed more than 35,000 clams into Tiana Bay as part of the Shinnecock Bay Restoration Project. ALEXA GORMAN

East Quogue Elementary School students tossed more than 35,000 clams into Tiana Bay as part of the Shinnecock Bay Restoration Project. ALEXA GORMAN

Former Secretary of State General Colin Powell visited with students at Tuckahoe School on Tuesday morning. DANA SHAW

Former Secretary of State General Colin Powell visited with students at Tuckahoe School on Tuesday morning. DANA SHAW

Jack Moloney, sixth-grader at East Quogue Elementary School. ALEXA GORMAN

Jack Moloney, sixth-grader at East Quogue Elementary School. ALEXA GORMAN

From left, East Quogue Elementary School sixth-graders Shaun Gordon, Felipe Arias, Brandon Erbis, Maureen Duffy, Jack Moloney and Eden Brathwaite. ALEXA GORMAN

From left, East Quogue Elementary School sixth-graders Shaun Gordon, Felipe Arias, Brandon Erbis, Maureen Duffy, Jack Moloney and Eden Brathwaite. ALEXA GORMAN

From left, East Quogue Elementary School sixth-graders Gabby Johnson, Kayla Jiminez, Sydney Heaney, Hailey Hanyo, Eric Arnoux and Michael Armitrano. ALEXA GORMAN

From left, East Quogue Elementary School sixth-graders Gabby Johnson, Kayla Jiminez, Sydney Heaney, Hailey Hanyo, Eric Arnoux and Michael Armitrano. ALEXA GORMAN

Duygu Mete, a sixth-grader at East Quogue Elementary School, hauls clams to be dumped into Tiana Bay. ALEXA GORMAN

Duygu Mete, a sixth-grader at East Quogue Elementary School, hauls clams to be dumped into Tiana Bay. ALEXA GORMAN

From left, East Quogue Elementary School sixth-graders Alexa Lotito, Onur Ozturk and Angel Herrera. ALEXA GORMAN

From left, East Quogue Elementary School sixth-graders Alexa Lotito, Onur Ozturk and Angel Herrera. ALEXA GORMAN

Sixth grade students from East Quogue Elementary School tossed clams into Tiana Bay as part of the Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program. ALEXA GORMAN

Sixth grade students from East Quogue Elementary School tossed clams into Tiana Bay as part of the Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program. ALEXA GORMAN

authorAlexa Gorman on May 12, 2015
East Quogue sixth-graders dropped nearly 40,000 adult clams into western Shinnecock Bay last Wednesday, May 6, as part of the Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program that is run through Stony Brook... more

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