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Chatham Selectmen Push for Faster Resolution in Monomy Wildlife Refuge Squabble

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U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Chatham's Board of Selectmen has been pressuring U.S. Representative Bill Keating (D-Mass.) to continue his efforts to return a stretch of ocean off the Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge to state and local control. Those waters were put under federal control when officials redrew boundaries in 2016, impacting some areas used for fishing. Chatham selectmen say efforts seem to have stalled, and even went as far as to put out a call to action to residents last week.

WCAI's Kathryn Eident talked with Morning Edition Producer Hayley Fager to learn more. 

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Kathryn Eident was the Morning Edition Host and Senior Producer of News until November 2022.
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