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Tribal fishery venture takes off
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2002 The Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut has begun a shellfish project in nearby Rhode Island. The tribe growing 35 million clams and 2 million oysters on the Pawcatuck River. The shellfish are considered environmental friendly because they help clean the river. The project is a small part of a larger one the tribe is hoping to start. Federal approval of a $10 million fisheries venture is pending. Get the Story:
Tribe's shellfishing plan takes off in R.I. (The New London Day 8/22) Relevant Links:
Mohegan Tribe - http://www.mohegan.nsn.us
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