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We re the Napa Valley of oysters : Lamont signs bill to boost CT shellfish industry
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Governor Ned Lamont signs a legislative bill that will implement new policies designated to support continued growth of the state’s shellfish industry at new conference in Stratford, Conn. July 23, 2021.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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The oyster boat S.W. Sheppard sits at the dock at the Birdseye Street Boat Ramp, in Stratford, Conn. July 23, 2021.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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Governor Ned Lamont speaks at a news conference in Stratford, Conn. July 23, 2021. Lamont was joined by other state and local officials to sign a legislative bill that will implement new policies designated to support continued growth of the state’s shellfish industry.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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Maritime Aquarium welcomes 4 new trustees; Clay Fowler elected board chair By Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk | Posted by
December 28, 2020
Norm Bloom of Copps Island Oysters in Norwalk is one of four new members of The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk’s Board of Trustees. (contributed photo)
NORWALK, CT – The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk is reaffirming its commitment to the local community in all its diversity, with the election of four prominent civic leaders to its Board of Trustees.
Elected to three-year-terms at the board’s Dec. 16 meeting were: Norm Bloom of Copps Island Oysters in Norwalk; the Rev. Dr. Lindsay E. Curtis of Grace Baptist Church in Norwalk; Novelette Peterkin, chief executive officer of The Carver Foundation in Norwalk; and Diane Schlinkert, an active civic leader in Darien who serves on the boards of At Home in Darien and the Garden Club of Darien.
Maritime Aquarium welcomes 4 new trustees; Clay Fowler elected board chair By Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk | Posted by
December 28, 2020
Norm Bloom of Copps Island Oysters in Norwalk is one of four new members of The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk’s Board of Trustees. (contributed photo)
NORWALK, CT – The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk is reaffirming its commitment to the local community in all its diversity, with the election of four prominent civic leaders to its Board of Trustees.
Elected to three-year-terms at the board’s Dec. 16 meeting were: Norm Bloom of Copps Island Oysters in Norwalk; the Rev. Dr. Lindsay E. Curtis of Grace Baptist Church in Norwalk; Novelette Peterkin, chief executive officer of The Carver Foundation in Norwalk; and Diane Schlinkert, an active civic leader in Darien who serves on the boards of At Home in Darien and the Garden Club of Darien.