Haul out six truckloads of trash and two boats
STONINGTON—About 30 volunteer clam harvesters cut trees, cleared brush and hauled debris from the neglected boat launch near the old tin quarry shed building in Oceanville, the select board learned on April 19.
Now the weedy patch of shorefront is a parking lot and kayak launch.
This story is from the April 22, 2021 edition of Island Ad-Vantages.
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