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Bar Harbor's shellfish ordinance expands | Maritime - Vimarsana News

Bar Harbor's shellfish ordinance expands | Maritime

BAR HARBOR — The town council voted unanimously to expand Bar Harbor’s shellfish conservation ordinance to include four new species— eastern oysters, quahogs, razor clams, and hen or surf clams.

Its beach nearly gone, waterfront home in Nantucket sells for just $600k. What does the sale say about the island's future? - Vimarsana News

Its beach nearly gone, waterfront home in Nantucket sells for just $600k. What does the sale say about the island's future?

On an island where waterfront homes are usually reserved for the wealthy few, word that a lovely seaside retreat was on the market for just $600,000 — a price that seemed to be missing a zero — raced across Nantucket this winter.

Source: boston.com
Nantucket home sells for 74% discount due to coastal erosion - Vimarsana News

Nantucket home sells for 74% discount due to coastal erosion

Once asking $2.3 million, a home on the affluent New England island has sold for a fraction -- as erosion put it in jeopardy.

Source: nypost.com
New Bedford Harbor Sees Expansion of Areas Closed to Shellfishing - Vimarsana News

New Bedford Harbor Sees Expansion of Areas Closed to Shellfishing

New Bedford Harbor is seeing an expansion of the areas closed to shellfishing in due to outfalls from wastewater treatment plants in New Bedford and Fairhaven.

Source: fun107.com
New Bedford Harbor Sees Expansion of Areas Closed to Shellfishing - Vimarsana News

New Bedford Harbor Sees Expansion of Areas Closed to Shellfishing

New Bedford Harbor is seeing an expansion of the areas closed to shellfishing in due to outfalls from wastewater treatment plants in New Bedford and Fairhaven.

Source: wbsm.com