Birds, Bats and Beyond: The Hackensack River revival

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August 26, 2007

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Alice

Wonderful article. Look forward to seeing tomorrow's.

Pedro

Good stuff indeed. Even better to see it make it to the front page. Congrats!

Christine

What a great, interesting and really informative article. A few years ago, I attempted to Kayak and launch at the Meadowlands, but I was so afraid of tipping, I put the boat back on the roof and headed to the Wallkill River. This gives great hope for a revival! Terrific writing, too!

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