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Vineyard Wind says it will carry on amid new review
Offshore energy develop Vineyard Wind backpedaled this week from its earlier warnings, saying it intends…
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Backers hope Louisiana label law will boost native seafood
A new law requiring Louisiana restaurants to disclose whether they are serving imported foreign shrimp…
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Big turnout at Winter Harbor, and nearly a disaster
The goal was 200 lobster boats taking the starter’s flag at the Winter Harbor lobster…
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Do you want better fishery data? NOAA is taking notes
The Northeast Fisheries Science Center is seeking stakeholder input on cooperative research through meetings that…
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Carlos Rafael settles Coast Guard oil violations; feds auction boats
Carlos Rafael, the longtime New Bedford industry figure now serving a 46-month sentence in federal…
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In hot water: Ghost fish clog nets in Alaska’s Bristol Bay
The 2018 season in Alaska’s Bristol Bay was the most lucrative in the fishery’s 126…
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Vineyard Wind takes another blow from NOAA, BOEM
The federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is extending its environmental review of the proposed…
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Iceland calling
Icelandic companies export fishing expertise With just around 337,000 citizens, Iceland ranks 180th in population…
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From Russia with love
Government incentives inspire Russia’s Norebo Group to build a fleet of 10 Icelandic-designed whitefish trawlers Ivan,…
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Flashback Friday — NF September 2019
1969 The U.S. Tariff Commission turns down a petition by the Maine Sardine Council for…
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Washington boatyard expands shop and its market
Aliotti Enterprises in Bellingham, Wash., had two new gillnetters, the Anna Maria and the North…
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Salmon astray: Wayward chums keep Alaska trollers at bay
Southeast Alaska salmon trollers saw the greener grass on the other side of the fence…