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Originally practiced by Native Americans, the tradition of preserving the river herring to help tide one’s family over the winter has been kept alive for over three decades by Franklin's Sam Place.

Originally practiced by Native Americans, that age-old tradition of preserving the river herring to help tide one’s family over the winter has been kept alive for over three decades by Sam Place.

Schoodic volunteers sought for coastal clean-up GOULDSBORO — All next month volunteers are needed to collect plastic jugs, buckets, crushed soda cans, fishing float line, mangled wire lobster traps and other debris tossed up by the sea and cluttering the beaches and rocky shores of the Schoodic Peninsula.   Solid Waste Committee member Becky O’Keefe is asking year-round and seasonal residents in both Gouldsboro and Winter Harbor to sign up to participate in Schoodic Shines, a joint-town i...