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The New England Fishery Management Council will be taking part in seminars Friday on Atlantic herring, Gulf of Maine scallops and Atlantic cod at the 49th Maine Fishermen’s Forum.

Gloucester Capt. Salvatore “Sam” Novello just wants to fish.

The new face on the New England Fishery Management Council is no stranger to a group that advises on policy related to the region’s vital fisheries.

Not many people have stared death in the face and lived to tell the tale, but Ozone Park resident Jeremy Rivera is a rare exception.

More than 200 people, many family and friends of fishermen who died at sea, listened to the stories of two men who each lost their brothers aboard the trawler Starbound

The award-winning documentary film “In Cod We Trust” is having a homecoming of sorts. It is the centerpiece of a Cape Ann Museum event with a film screening and panel

Many Gloucester residents only know the Jodrey State Fish Pier by name, but this weekend will bring an opportunity to learn more about the city’s fishing heritage.

The launch of Gloucester Fisheries Heritage Month in the city’s 400+ anniversary year in front of the Fishermen’s Memorial on Stacy Boulevard on Tuesday evening celebrated the finest kind of

Prior to his arrest, Rivera was in possession of marijuana or cannabis, something that wouldn’t become legal in New York until several years later and

A recent webinar on the impacts of offshore wind energy had some members of the Gloucester fishing community sounding off on their concerns to officials of the federal Bureau of