RIPPLE EFFECTS: As Narragansett Bay gets cleaner, economic outcomes remain murky

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CLEAN SHORELINE: Volunteers and members of Save The Bay Inc. participate in a shoreline cleanup event at Colt State Park in Bristol.
PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
CLEAN SHORELINE: Volunteers and members of Save The Bay Inc. participate in a shoreline cleanup event at Colt State Park in Bristol.
PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
Talk to anyone who lives in Rhode Island, and it’s likely they could tell you a story connected to Narragansett Bay, says Mike Jarbeau, “baykeeper” for Save The Bay Inc. If not the bay itself, at least one of its many tributaries extending like a web across significant portions of the state. The stories often…


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