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More Than 40 Volunteers Participate In Bayville Beach Cleanup

Students from local high schools and colleges helped clean up the beach this month.

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Long Island University Veterinary School students volunteer.
Long Island University Veterinary School students volunteer. (Friends of the Bay)

Press release from Friends of the Bay:

Feb. 15, 2021

Environmental stewardship at its best on a cold, windy, February, Saturday morning! More 40 volunteers participated at Friends of the Bay’s first cleanup of the year. They were all eager to pitch in to help keep our waterways clean and had a deep concern for the environment. Many garbage bags full of trash were prevented from entering our waterways. Thank you for your tremendous efforts.

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St. Anthony’s High School and Oyster Bay High School Students -left to right- Sienna Palmo (East Norwich resident), Kate Claire McConnachie (Cold Spring Harbor resident), Alysse Del Pozzo (East Norwich resident), Brenna Walsh (Oyster Bay resident), Ciara Nicole Barefoot (East Norwich resident). (Courtesy of Friends of the Bay)
Courtesy of Friends of the Bay

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