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网页Contact. Tel. (207) 853-4806 Fax 853-4095. September 13, 2024. BRAILING MACKEREL into barrels from a stop seine near Shackford’s Cove, Eastport, on September 4 are crews from Miss Meliss Enterprise, owned by Earl Small, and the purse seiner Burton G., run by Darren Turner. The shut-off yielded 19 barrels of fish that were sold for lobster bait.
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网页With would be pirates about to descend on Eastport, the knots of fiction versus fact can be hard to untangle. There is a rich and documented history of smuggling around Passamaquoddy Bay, but real life pirates visiting the region are still a matter of stories of buried treasure, like that from Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island.The treasure is …
Search continues off Lubec for missing paddleboarder - Quoddy …
网页Search groups have continued looking for a paddleboarder in the waters off West Quoddy Head in Lubec for more than two weeks without success. Harold Dean Jackson III, known as Dean, of Asheville, N.C., was last seen the night of July 3, although he was not reported missing until July 6. The U.S. Coast Guard received a call that day from the ...
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Local observations sought to assess flooding along coast
网页Ideally, GRMI is hoping that observations will be made at each site a few times a year, particularly during flood events or king or high tides, Sun said. It's also important to make observations during calm days, as these serve as important comparisons. Lubec residents in attendance at the meetup responded favorably to the effort.
Local land trust legacy endures - Quoddy Tides
网页When the 2008 recession hit, QRLT and the Great Auk Land Trust built on conversations that had started a few years earlier and merged to create what is now the Downeast Coastal Conservancy (DCC). From its founding in 1987 to the time of the merger, QRLT conserved, through 40 projects, 2,013 acres via conservation easement and 828 acres via fee ...
Timeframe, flooding questions arise after dike plan changes
网页Following the November 7 announcements by the Maine Department of Transportation (DOT) that it was immediately closing part of the Machias dike in preparation of replacing the failing structure and that it was pivoting from a bridge as its preferred replacement option to a dike with fully gated culverts, questions have arisen for Machias residents.
Storm delivers hurricane force winds, outages and damage
网页by Lora Whelan. In the aftermath of the hurricane force wind and rain storm on Monday, December 19, Governor Janet Mills declared a state of civil emergency for 14 Maine counties, including Washington County, with hundreds of thousands of people without power and significant flooding and infrastructure damage, including to the state's federal ...
Death of kayaker prompts questions - Quoddy Tides
网页Spahn's death has raised questions about what may have happened and why the search to find him did not begin sooner. The U.S. Coast Guard received a report on Sunday, August 6, at 9:35 a.m. from a boater of an overturned kayak in the vicinity of Liberty Point at the southeastern tip of Campobello in Canadian waters, and both the Canadian and U ...