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Sacandaga stewards help stem spread of invasive water fleas

Saturday, July 4, 2009

By Jason Subik (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

Many college undergraduates spend their summers working at part-time jobs or internships. Broadalbin native Kleigh Orzolek is spending her summer fighting the spread of the invasive spiny water flea on the Great Sacandaga Lake....

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