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The Liberty, which belongs to Port Clyde, Maine, lobsterman Tony Hooper, was intentionally sunk three times in six weeks in 2016. Photo courtesy Tony Hooper.
A brief history of lobstermen’s rage
Peter Buxton at Buxton Boats is building this 31-1/2-foot lobster boat for Kathy Lymburner of Stonington, Maine. Buxton Boats photo.
Smaller wooden lobster boat offers intriguing test for Maine builder
An illustration on the cover of The Fishermen's Memorial & Record Book, published 1873, depicts Gloucester fishing schooners riding out a winter gale.
Remembering the February gale of 1862
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Alaska lawmakers have approved a task force to consider responses to the decline of state industry. Photo by Peter Leahy on Shutterstock
May 15, 2024
Alaska forms task force to tackle troubled seafood industry
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