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> I hear there used to be a chemical plant in this place.
> I wonder if any of the people who have been here long
> enough know something about it, like what kind of plant
> that was and how long ago it was closed.
I believe it was a battery factory, although I don't know how long ago.
It would be interesting to see water quality tests to see what's
really in the bay at the various sailing sites. Is such information
available?
peter
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