$50M Herring River plan likely to face voter review 2 articles on draft warrant deal with $50M Herring River project By Mary Ann Bragg Posted Mar. 16, 2016 at 7:26 PM WELLFLEET — Voters will likely have a chance this spring to discuss the $50 million plan to revive 1,100 acres of dried out saltRead more
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AROUND TOWN: Be an NSRWA herring counterWicked Local Norwell By Kristen Jervey Posted Mar. 17, 2016 at 4:18 PM NORWELLHerring have started to run on the south coast – they will be here soon!Please help the North & South River Watershed monitor their populations; volunteer to be a herring counter! Sign up now for aRead more
Vineyard Gazette Many Hands (and Shovels) Make Wet Work at James PondAlex ElvinWednesday, March 2, 2016 – 2:30pm Along with polling stations around the Island, James Pond was the place to be on Tuesday, as fishermen, town officials and others pulled on waders to help clear a channel for herring that will arrive in theRead more
State, Town Give Green Light to Hand Digging at James Pond Cut Martha’s Vineyard Gazetteby Alex ElvinWednesday, February 24, 2016 – 11:27am With support from the state Division of Marine Fisheries and the West Tisbury conservation commission, a group of residents will once again get out their shovels and widen a channel between James PondRead more
KINGSTON SELECTMEN: Residents, officials debate pros and cons of Elm Street Dam removal Wicked Local Kingston By Kathryn Galleranikgallerani@wickedlocal.com Posted Jan. 16, 2016 at 6:00 AM KINGSTON – Once the Elm Street Dam is removed, it can’t be undone, and the Jones River won’t look the same.Residents opposed to removing the dam like the riverRead more
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