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A call to a new generation of coastal champions
Our newspaper must evolve with changing times
Study suggests gulls get a bad deal
Gulf of Maine seabirds losing in ‘interspecies conflict’
Three coastal fish-farm projects dead or struggling
Millinocket proposal represents a way forward, says official
Fish farm futures unclear
Projects in Bucksport and Jonesport in limbo, Millinocket moves forwardx
State needs to prioritize working waterfronts
Long-term planning too often derailed in Legislature
Brenna Cohen makes electrical connections
Energy efficiency work builds resiliency
A community recovers by realignment
North Haven’s waterfront is finding resilience
Ice made historic floods worse
Rivers would become hazardous from floes
Giving Vinalhaven’s downtown its due
Historic district would recognize our past
Island Postcards
EPISODE 10: Keep the Light Shining
Two ambitious young women swam around the entire Island of Isle au Haut during the summer of 2019 to raise money for crucial renovations to the lighthouse.
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