Signs of marine life growing… Let’s get a ‘move’ on cleanup! This weekend a school of about 20 Cownose Rays were spotted in 3.5 mile-long Newtown Creek. The creek separates Maspeth and LIC in Queens from Greenpoint in Brooklyn. The idea that there was some cool buzz around the sighting should be celebrated. These Rays.
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Signs of marine life growing… Let’s get a ‘move’ on cleanup! This weekend a school of about 20 Cownose Rays were spotted in 3.5 mile-long Newtown Creek. The creek separates Maspeth and LIC in Queens from Greenpoint in Brooklyn. The idea that there was some cool buzz around the sighting should be celebrated. These Rays.
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