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Port of Galilee in Narragansett celebrates a newly finished commercial fishing pier. Photo by Andrei Orlov on Shutterstock

Port of Galilee ensures commercial fishermen's future

Carli Clancy

While under construction at Dixon Marine in Lower Wood’s Harbour, Nova Scotia, the Pacific Bully grew wider twice. Photo by Pacific Bully

Dixon Marine Group builds multi-fishery hull for Calif. fisherman

Paul Molyneaux

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management outlined a final wind energy area totaling about 2 million acres off Maine, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, from 23 to 92 milws offshore. BOEM graphic.

Next BOEM studies will examine Gulf of Maine, NJ wind conflicts

Kirk Moore

The last of 12 turbines in the South Fork Wind project 35 miles east of Montauk, N.Y., were completed March 14. Ørsted video image.

Despite fierce opposition, South Fork Wind completes turbines

NF Staff

New York State cancelled provisional power agreements tiehr three offshore wind developers, shown here as areas in red, yellow and light blue. BOEM graphic.

Farther offshore, next New York Bight wind leases still draw opponents

Kirk Moore

California squid. NOAA photo.

UMaine betting folks want to eat squid fins

NF Aggregator

A final environmental assessment for the Sunrise Wind energy project recommends reducing the number of turbines to protect cod habitat and avoid seafloor geology resistant to pile driving. BOEM graphic.

BOEM says fewer turbines at Sunrise Wind to protect cod, avoid glauconite

Kirk Moore

Cassie Canastra is manager of C&P Trawlers which is acquiring eight vessels from the bankrupt Blue Harvest Fisheries in New Bedford, Mass. SMAST photo.

C&P Trawlers to buy Blue Harvest vessels, permits for $12 million

NF Staff

Offshore wind. Photo by Nicholas Doherty on Unsplash

Cape May County, fishermen challenge approval of Ørsted wind project

NF Staff

Photo by Will Turner on Unsplash

R.I. fishermen fear wind farms threaten squid industry

NF Aggregator

Another New Jersey survey shows sharp plunge in support for offshore wind

Kirk Moore