Fisheries & Marine

🔒 Distinctive Downeast lobster pound and restaurant is for sale

A lobster pound that dates back five generations — with a restaurant distinguished by an eye-catching yellow awning — went on the market this week for $5.995 million.

🔒 Portland water-monitoring startup taps into expansion funding

The compact, low-maintenance system continuously collects water-quality data and streams it to a cloud-based platform so customers can monitor conditions in real time.

🔒 Portland tugboat operator buys pier next to proposed soccer arena site

Sprague Operating Resources LLC has agreed to sell Cassidy Point Pier to McAllister Towing and Transportation Co.

🔒 September Nor’easter threatens to foil fall fairs and events

Maine is expected to be affected Saturday night through Monday. The National Weather Forecast has already posted small-craft advisories and a high-surf advisory.
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Maine Blue Economy Week to spotlight ocean innovation

Programming will include industry discussions, technology demonstrations and visits to working waterfronts and research facilities in southern Maine and beyond.

King backs bill to modernize US fisheries tracking

The Fisheries Science Modernization Act would add environmental DNA and other biomolecular tools to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s fisheries programs.

🔒 Biddeford withdraws opposition to UNE’s proposed research pier

Plans for the pier have been in the works for years and were approved by the Army Corps of Engineers, the Saco River Corridor Commission, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection and the Biddeford Planning Board.

Maine Department of Marine Resources offers tech advancement (with a wink and a smile)

“The transition from a paper-based system to an electronic system is like the evolution from the horse and buggy to the automobile-a significant leap forward in efficiency, and capability!” the Department of Marine Resources said.
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🔒 Canada removes US seafood from counter tariff list

The Canadian government “made select adjustments to protect against broader economic harms, including removing seafood and fish products” from counter tariffs.

🔒 Deal to save York County boatbuilding school runs aground, at least for coming year

For the Landing School of Boatbuilding & Design, rising costs, shifting workforce trends and changing perceptions of higher education “have hit small, mission-driven schools like ours especially hard," the president said.
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