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Lesko, civic groups seek dialogue on Carmans River

Quick ReadA study group is expected to develop guidelines for protecting the 10-mile river from private development.

A bay constable's boat follows the meandering path

Photo credit: Joseph D. Sullivan | A bay constable's boat follows the meandering path of the Carmans River during a tour hosted by Brookhaven Town Supervisor Mark Lesko. Lesko discussed the river's scenic quality, ecological challenges and biodiversity. (Nov. 15, 2010)

As Brookhaven Supervisor Mark Lesko toured the Carmans River for the first time, some local civic leaders questioned why their groups have not played a bigger role in crafting a plan to preserve the river.

A study group is expected to develop guidelines for protecting the 10-mile river from private development. There are presently no special protections for private lands that border the Carmans,...

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