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mike
New Britain, CT
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Judged:
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i seen a dead geese on the east side of the pond where the bench is
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mike
New Britain, CT
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if u go to the north side of the pond where the tennis courts our there is a lot of dead fish
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mike
New Britain, CT
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there is also dead fish washing over the bridge dam where the basketball courts our
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mike
New Britain, CT
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the pond needs to be cleaned a lot of garbage in it
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mike
New Britain, CT
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the area around the pond is starting to smell like dead fish
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ilovemike
Wethersfield, CT
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mike - it sounds like you might have something to do with this. it also sounds like you didn't graduate high school, but i won't hold that against you...the fish kill i will hold against you.
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Wow
Seymour, CT
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Gee, thanks for the regular updates, Mike.
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whatnow
Wethersfield, CT
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mike - what is going on now? can you report back...
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Pat
Boston, MA
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Dear lord! It's been fifteen minutes since Mike updated - better drag the pond and see if he's alright![/sarcasm]
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absolutely
Branchville, NJ
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he's fixing lunch...fish LOL
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MrNatural
Oakdale, CT
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Of course it's natural,fish in a polluted pond that is also oxygen deficient die. How the park director let it get that way should be the story. No Fairview fence,No Fish,No problem says demaio.
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Izaak Walton
Wallingford, CT
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The NB Parks Dept, has been using pesticides, hericide and chemical fertilizers on the grass. Do it every spring. The stuff is toxic and leaches into the pond. Result: Dead fish.
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mad as hell
Hartford, CT
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That pond is filthy. I walk arounf it and all you see is garbage in it.
No wonder the fish are dying.
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sarah
Brookfield, IL
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COULD be that everyone in the neighborhood "fertilized" and or "pesticided" their lawns at the same time (it being spring and all) and last week plus the weekend rain caused toxic run-off into the pond... If this is the case, the amphibians are at high risk of death.
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Disturbed
Colchester, CT
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... sounds to me like the either the PH is too high and/or some stupid fishermen were throwing corn in the water to catch trout ... which (the corn) can't be digested by trout (or other fish) and they die from it ...
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Eddie C
New Britain, CT
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Well wrote: The dead fish probably make New Britain smell BETTER. How long did it take you to come up with that brilliant line? Loser.
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vinnie
Newington, CT
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Judged:
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i went fishing their once. i hooked a big one . it fought hard, but was dead by the time i got it in. i thnk it was a carp. or a catfish. or a turtle. but it was big.
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Well
Hoffman Estates, IL
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Eddie C wrote: <quoted text>How long did it take you to come up with that brilliant line? Loser. Not long at all in fact. See - attending schools outside of New Britain allowed me to get an education. Too bad you never tried it.
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DJD
East Hartford, CT
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You know Jody going to request a multi-million dollar study on this just too quite the masses.
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Since: Jul 07
Canton
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Please wait...
Izaak Walton wrote: The NB Parks Dept, has been using pesticides, hericide and chemical fertilizers on the grass. Do it every spring. The stuff is toxic and leaches into the pond. Result: Dead fish. Which is probably why there was a dead seagull mentioned in the story. It probably ate the poisoned fish and *gak*, keeled over.
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