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Atlantis Marine World Expands And Changes Name

author27east on Jun 19, 2011
Atlantis Marine World Aquarium announced on June 15—the 11th anniversary of its opening on East Main Street in Riverhead—that it is changing its name to Long Island Aquarium and Exhibition... more

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