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‘Taking care of God’s creation’ - Saints Peter & Paul students build Chesapeake Bay habitat reefs: Photo gallery - The Dialog

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EASTON – In just two days, about 100 youngsters and teachers created 19 heavy concrete reef balls that will provide habitats for a variety of species living in the Chesapeake Bay.  This was the first time Saints Peter & Paul Elementary School in Easton participated in the Living Reef Action Campaign project – and it likely won’t be the last. The fourth and fifth grade students clearly got into the spirit of the ambitious project Oct. 7 and 8. Da…
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