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Concrete to become oyster home in Severn River

By Sara Michael
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Three acres of concrete once used as decking for the Chesapeake Bay Bridge will become home to 3 million baby oysters.

“Concrete and oysters go pretty good together,” said Martin Gary, a fisheries ecologist with the state Department of Natural Resources.

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