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- News:
Invasive Species Cause Economic Damage
In the wake of the invasion of non-native species of plants, insects and fish, the NYS Legislature has enacted legislation to create a task force to cope with the problem. The economic impact of invasive species to the national economy has been estimated to be as high as $137 billion annually.
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- News:
Oyster Festival Move Creates Concern With Commerce in the Hamlet
When the announcement hit the newspapers that Oyster Festival XX was going to move to the waterfront, there was a tidal wave of concern among merchants in town. The festival is an important part of their financial plans and being without the influx of 200,000 potential customers is making them concerned.
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- Sports:
Girls Quad Is Feared Competition
Sagamore Rowing Association started over 25 years ago and is still going strong. It currently has over 500 members. With two boathouses, located at Huntington Harbor and at Beekman Beach, Sagamore offers a wide variety of programs for both teenagers and adults.
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- Sports:
St. Gertrude's CYO Basketball
The 2003-2004 CYO Basketball season is quickly approaching. They will be holding a meeting at St. Gertrude's Parish Center on Sept. 4, 7 p.m. for all parties who would be interested in coaching, assistant coaching during the course of the upcoming season.
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- Opinion:
We Need to Talk...
- Opinion:
Mystery Picture
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