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Creighton Palmer built the wooden long-planked bottom cabin cruiser Lauralia, above, in 1968. He also built 42-foot workboats for Maryland’s soft-shell clam dredge fishery. Photo by Robert Hurry
Last of Potomac River dory builders passes
Larry Chowning
Riverkeepers claim that the taking and discarding of sturgeons due to bycatch has drastically caused the species' decline. Photo by NOAA Fisheries
Riverkeepers take legal action to save sturgeons
Carli Stewart
In the Jimmy Stevens Cup Fastest Boat Afloat race at Stonington, Foolish Pleasure leads My Turn and Witching Hour. Foolish Pleasure won with a speed in the low 50s. Jon Johansen photo.
Lobster boat racers throng Stonington
Michael Crowley
NOAA announced nearly $220 million for 32 new habitat restoration projects nationwide. Photo by glenrichardphoto on Shutterstock
NOAA funds $220M for climate resilience in 22 U.S. States
Carli Stewart
GAO outlined numerous ways in which NMFS has failed to tackle bycatch issues adequately and blamed a lack of observer coverage overall.Photo by NOAA Fisheries
Agency critics slam federal oversight of bycatch
Laine Welch
A damaged wind turbine blade on the Vineyard Wind project continued to shed debris July 17, according to the developers. Nantucket Current photo.
Damaged Vineyard Wind turbine sheds more debris
NF Staff
The Hannah, an all-in-one solution for buying, freezing, shipping, storing, and distributing wild Alaskan salmon. Photo by Northline Seafood
Northline Seafoods' barge back to full operations
NF Staff
United States Coast Guard Cutter Kimball. Photo by the Cutter Kimball Facebook page
Chinese vessels spotted in Alaska EEZ
Carli Stewart
The Jean C., a 35-foot salmon troller built in Washington about fifty years ago, was brought down from Newport, Ore., to be hauled at Zerlang & Zerlang in mid-May 2024. Zerlang & Zerlang photo.
California yard busy with the wooden fleet
Michael Crowley
A GE Haliade-X Turbine Stands in the Vineyard Wind 1 Project Area South of Martha’s Vineyard. Eric Haynes photo/Vineyard Wind.
Vineyard Wind turbine blade failure
NF Staff
Yakarii II. Photo by Alu Acier Service Marine
Versatile French commercial fishing vessel: Introducing the Yakari II
Carli Stewart
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