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If you like things nautical, you’ll love these bracelets

Maryellen Rooney makes buoy cuffs, bracelets that feature colored buoys on the ends.

by The Editorial Board March 19, 2017March 17, 2017

Warmer water is affecting the state’s signature fishery and putting a way of life at risk.

A weak loonie coupled with disappearing tariffs helps Canada sell more lobster in the EU.

by PATRICK WHITTLE Associated Press March 12, 2017March 12, 2017

Slashed quotas and warming waters might be linked to the falling numbers, fishery experts say.

No matter who you’re rooting for Sunday, you should be loyal to lobster.

by PATRICK WHITTLE Associated Press January 7, 2017January 7, 2017

Fishermen in the U.S. are bringing in a smaller haul as the Chinese New Year fuels demand overseas.

Legislation is being drafted to make it easier for Maine Marine Patrol officers to secretly install tracking or surveillance devices on boats.

The late Eileen Johnson, who owned the Rock Ovens restaurant in Harpswell, fed her customers as well as she did her family.

Inspiring the next generation of fishermen and women to go beyond lobster.

by Associated Press July 14, 2016

New England senators make the request, and a Maine marketing official says it shines a spotlight on the industry.