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WEBEastport proved to be a winning suitor for the Enchanted Princess cruise ship, following a sun-kissed rendezvous of shop owners and residents with the guests from the Love Boat-themed cruise who filled the downtown on September 3. The largest cruise ship to visit Eastport, at 1,082 feet, with nearly 3,500 passengers and over 1,360 crew members, was anchored off the breakwater throughout the ...
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Benefits from St. Croix alewife run restoration to be celebrated
WEBMay 25, 2018 · The effort to restore the alewife run in the St. Croix River is marking two milestones in bringing the sea-run fish back to their historic spawning grounds. The restoration effort is expected to have a multifaceted impact, enriching the ecosystem by providing food for other species, generating a multi-million-dollar economic base and ...
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Fundy North seeks to quell fishery fears
WEBMar 23, 2018 · To help address concerns about Passamaquoddy fishermen from the U.S. and Canadian sides of the border being able to lobster in Passamaquoddy Bay under a fisheries management plan that is still being negotiated, the Fundy North Fishermen's Association hosted a meeting attended by about 85 fishermen and members of their families on March 15 in St. George.
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WEBMar 11, 2011 · "Git along, little dogies!" soon may become "Avast, ye mateys!" in the lexicon of colorful cowboy colloquialisms. Several cowboys from out west are now heading east from Eastport, riding aboard ship on the high seas and caring for pregnant cows instead of riding herd on the high plains and roping calves.
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WEBDec 25, 2009 · This year, vessels can only fish 70 days, the same number as last year. But instead of a split season like last year, boats can only fish on Tuesday through Saturday, from December 15 through March 24, with Christmas and New Year's Day off. Fisherman Milton Chute of Lubec says boats have been getting their daily catch limit of …
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WEBMay 23, 2014 · Although the first wood chip shipments through the Port of Eastport have been promised before and not materialized, port officials and shippers feel confident that a vessel will be loaded with a trial shipment of wood chips by the end of July.
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