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Maine Shellfish Management ProgramThe Municipal Shellfish Program is administered by the DMR Bureau of Public Health. Select the links below or scroll down the page: Mission | Contact | Wardens| Town Ordinance Info | Forms | News | Other Info | Laws & Regulations Mission of the ProgramThe softshell clam resource belongs to the people of the State of Maine. The Department of Marine Resources must ensure that municipalities assuming the responsibility of managing shellfish resources do so in a manner consistent with the state's goal of balancing use of the resource and conservation. Towns manage their shellfish resources to the lower tide line (except for intertidal mussel harvest permits), by adopting and enforcing a town shellfish conservation ordinance. The Area Biologists are responsible for helping municipalities with resource assessment and management of their shellfish ordinances. The Shellfish Program Coordinator manages the Muncipal Shellfish warden eligibility and training program. The PDF files below may require Adobe Acrobat or the free Adobe Reader (download here). Staff Contact Information
Town Shellfish Warden Application and TrainingTown Shellfish Ordinances and Intertidal Management PlansForms - Annual Review Forms needed by towns with ordinances, Applications for Shellfish Program Permits and Wardens, and moreNews & Meetings (as of January 6, 2015)
• A few commercial harvesters have found a clam in West Bath that looks similar to a soft-shell clam but definitely is not. A bivalve with thin white shells about 2" in length and a slightly tapered siphon about 5" long when extended, this clam is an Atlantic Mud-piddock (Barnea truncata). Also known as a Fallen Angel Wing or Truncate Borer, this clam is more common in New York and New Jersey. A boring clam related to the False Angel Wing, its normal habitat is within peat or clay. Its occurrence may be signaling a seawater warming trend; diggers are also reporting seeing more quahogs, which prefer warmer waters. Other Information
Program Laws and RegulationsThe municipal shellfish program is governed by DMR Regulations Chapters 4 and 7, as well as in statute: Title 12, §6671: Municipal shellfish conservation programs. |
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Vermont church trial set to start todayJanuary 09,2013A jury was selected in U.S. District Court in Burlington on Tuesday to hear the first of a dozen new priest misconduct lawsuits against Vermonts Catholic Church.
Lawyers are scheduled to offer opening statements at 10 a.m. today in a case in which a former Rutlander who now lives in California says he was 13 years old when the former Rev. Edward Paquette the subject of 25 previous lawsuits and three past jury verdicts sexually abused him in 1974.
Judge William Sessions III will preside over a jury of nine men and three women in a trial scheduled for the next week and a half. It comes three years after the states largest religious denomination paid more than $20 million to settle almost 30 other priest misconduct lawsuits.
Staff reportMORE IN Vermont NewsA Brookfield woman is accused of leading police on an hour-long chase in January, including... Full StoryMONTPELIER A revised economic forecast and a weeklong moratorium on issuing tax returns... Full StoryMONTPELIER Its unclear if the state is meeting its own energy usage and conservation goals... Full Story -
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