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Stony Brook Gets $3 Million To Help Restore Western Shinnecock Bay

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Water samples are examined. DANA SHAW

Water samples are examined. DANA SHAW

Richard Gelfond

Richard Gelfond

chairman of the Stony Brook Foundation Board of Trustees

chairman of the Stony Brook Foundation Board of Trustees

CEO of IMAX and Southampton Town resident. DANA SHAW

CEO of IMAX and Southampton Town resident. DANA SHAW

Laurie Landeau. DANA SHAW

Laurie Landeau. DANA SHAW

Bob Maze

Bob Maze

Vice President of Marinetics

Vice President of Marinetics

Inc. DANA SHAW

Inc. DANA SHAW

Chris Gobler. DANA SHAW

Chris Gobler. DANA SHAW

Bob Maze

Bob Maze

Laurie Landeau and Richard Gelfond. DANA SHAW

Laurie Landeau and Richard Gelfond. DANA SHAW

Southampton Town Trustee Eric Schultz. DANA SHAW

Southampton Town Trustee Eric Schultz. DANA SHAW

U.S. Representative Tim Bishop. DANA SHAW

U.S. Representative Tim Bishop. DANA SHAW

U.S. Representative Tim Bishop. DANA SHAW

U.S. Representative Tim Bishop. DANA SHAW

State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. DANA SHAW

State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. DANA SHAW

Brad Peterson talks about red tide aboard the research vessel Peconic during a tour of the Shinnecock Bay. DANA SHAW

Brad Peterson talks about red tide aboard the research vessel Peconic during a tour of the Shinnecock Bay. DANA SHAW

Damien Chapman throws out the trawling net. DANA SHAW

Damien Chapman throws out the trawling net. DANA SHAW

The contents of the trawling nets are examined. DANA SHAW

The contents of the trawling nets are examined. DANA SHAW

BY MICHAEL WRIGHT on Aug 27, 2012
With tubs of growing shellfish bubbling with water drawn directly from Shinnecock Bay in the background, officials from the Stony Brook University School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences announced on... more

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