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Legacy zebra mussel research proposal meets turbulence

Legacy zebra mussel research proposal meets turbulence

Members of the council charged with distributing Legacy Amendment funds for the outdoors disagreed on Thursday whether a proposal to research bacteria that can kill zebra mussels should be considered for funding.
by Elizabeth Dunbar

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