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    Fishing report shows boat, job losses
    Gloucester's groundfishing fishing fleet lost 21 vessels last year and now numbers just 75 working boats, while regionally, the industry continued to consolidate, according to a government report Wednesday.
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    NEFSC Report for Fishing Year 2010 on the Performance of the Northeast Multispecies (Groundfish) Fishery (May 2010 – April 2011)
    WOODS HOLE - September 21, 2011 - The following was released by NOAA.
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    Cape May remains No. 2 East Coast fishing port
    CAPE MAY — Rising scallop prices helped boost this commercial fishing port’s catch to $81 million in 2010, an increase of slightly more than 10 percent over 2009.
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    RI Gov. highlights new seafood marketing law
    NARRAGANSETT, R.I.—Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee (CHAY'-fee) is heralding a new law designed to help the Ocean State's fisheries market local seafood.
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    Catch share support sparks Wal-Mart boycott
    The decision of the Walton Family Foundation to invest $36,341,561 in Environmental Defense Fund and other nonprofits helping the Obama administration re-engineer U.S. fisheries though catch share programs has produced a nascent campaign to boycott Wal-Mart stores.
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33 Fishing Community Members Say Permit Bank, Giacalone are pluses for Gloucester

This permit bank is a true local treasure for our fishing community and related businesses. Its existence has been one of the only positive things to come to this fishing community in decades.