Once every year Narragansett Bay, from Naval Station Newport to Jamestown’s Potter Cove, is flooded with 700 swimmers and kayakers dedicated to improving and preserving the health of the aquatic ecosystem by fundraising for Save The Bay. Leanne Danielsen, event manager for the Providence-based nonprofit, said “most of the people swimming have been [doing so]
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