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Town hatches plan to boost Oyster Bay shell fishing with new facility

Town hatches plan to boost Oyster Bay shell fishing with new facility
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Shell fishing company fighting Oyster Bay in court to keep underwater lease

A lawyer for Frank M. Flower & Sons said in court papers the company didn't violate terms of its lease with the Town of Oyster Bay, which the town wants to end early.

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Oyster Bay sues shellfish company in bid to end underwater lease

Oyster Bay alleges in a new lawsuit that Frank M. Flower & Sons failed to plant clam seeds, violating its lease for underwater lands.

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Oyster Bay to sue again over clam controversy

Oyster Bay to sue again over clam controversy
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In Oyster Bay, state permit to transplant clams draws criticism

Town of Oyster Bay officials and an environmental group both oppose the effort, but the state has granted Frank M. Flower & Sons Inc. a permit for it.

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