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scallop article:
Scallop Area Closure Draws Mixed Reaction

The Quoddy Tides
scallop editorial:
Revisiting Scallop Management

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Scallop Season Starts
with Early Closures
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Bangor Savings Bank Community Matters More

Help us receive a $5,000 grant from the Bangor Savings Bank Foundation so we can help the communities we serve.

In March, the Bangor Savings Bank Foundation will give a total of $100,000 to 68 non-profit organizations in Maine. Just by being listed on the Community Matters More ballot they will be granted $1,000.

However, the eight organizations that receive the most votes by March 5th will each be awarded a $5,000 grant. That's how you can help. Vote for the Cobscook Bay Resource Center today!

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The Cobscook Bay Resource Center is building a community kitchen and co-op where fishermen and farmers can process and sell seafood and produce. This project will support fishing families, family farms, and help keep money in the local community. To read more...

 

 

Construction Progress Photos and Videos

 

The PBS show Sustainable Maine recently aired an episode The Triple Bottom Line, which was partially filmed in Cobscook Bay. Take a look to learn about tidal power development in the area and how it might impact local residents.

 

Updated Commercial Fishing License Data for Maine and Cobscook Bay