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These are Claymont stories. Told by Claymont people.

This page is resident-governed. The Claymont Coalition for Environmental Justice (CC4EJ) community editorial team — Claymont residents, not staff — reviews and publishes every story here. Want to share yours?

Editorial Team

Our editorial team: [Name], [Name], [Name] — Claymont residents who review all submissions for accuracy, consent, and community fit.

Questions? Email connect@cc4ej.org

Add resident names here once editorial team is identified. 2-3 residents minimum. This block must be filled before the page goes live.

Share Your Story

Your story is yours. You choose how it's used.

We offer three options: publish with your name, publish anonymously, or share privately with the CC4EJ team only. You can request removal at any time — no questions asked.

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Published Stories

Stories will appear here as they are submitted and approved by the editorial team.

Want your story removed? Email connect@cc4ej.org with the subject line "Story Removal" — we'll take it down within 48 hours, no questions asked.