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    Maine fishermen share concerns with federal officials
    Top officials from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the U.S. Coast Guard met with representatives of Maine’s commercial fishing industry on Friday to discuss concerns about new catch restrictions and mariner safety.
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    OPINION: Add voice for flexible fishing reform
    I wanted to share with you my experience Feb. 24, when I took a memorable bus trip to Washington, D.C. Fifty-five of us (80 percent from Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach and the Little River area) met at Ocean Isle Fishing Center at 3:30 a.m. to begin our journey. The bus left Ocean Isle at 4:15 a.m. with us, our pickets, signs and props. We arrived in D.C. about 11:30 a.m. and could see the stage and large banner set up on the lawn in front of our nation's capitol. Fishermen and ladies were pouring in from every direction.
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    March 8th forum to be held at the New Bedford Whaling Museum
    Mayor Scott W. Lang has announced the Northeast Fisheries Summit, a day-long discussion that will focus on the future and sustainability of the fishing industry in New England and near- and mid-Atlantic ports.
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    New Bedford to host Northeast Fisheries Summit Monday
    NEW BEDFORD - Local fishermen who have blasted a new fisheries management system due to take effect on May 1 - saying the new rules will put them out of business - will have the chance to voice their concerns on Monday as the Whaling City hosts the Northeast Fisheries Summit.
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    New Jersey asks U.S. not to ban shark fishing off state's coast
    The state Department of Environmental Protection is trying to convince the federal government not to ban shark fishing off the New Jersey coast because it would hurt the tourism industry.
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