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Turbine components for the Vineyard Wind project departing New Bedford, Mass., on the Foss Maritime barge Marmac in September 2023. Vineyard Wind photo.

Vineyard Wind allowed to resume limited construction

NF Staff

Photo by The Fishes of North Carolina

Flounder fishery dispute grows as August meeting approaches

Carli Stewart

Furuno's booth at the 2023 Pacific Marine Expo in Seattle, Wash. Photo by Britton Spark (Instagram: @couchchronicles)

Furuno releases a new commercial radar series

Ben Hayden

Despite the 2024 prediction of an average pink harvest, the total amounts continue to trend down during the salmon season. Photo by Mark A. McCaffrey

Prince William Sound salmon catch hits 8.7m despite statewide pink salmon decline

Carli Stewart

County commissioners approved a dredging project for the West Ocean City harbor channel, which will be funded by a $275,000 grant from the Tri-County Council. Photo by OceanCity.com

Worcester County plans to dredge harbor, support local economy

Carli Stewart

The total revenue of seafood landed in Oregon for 2023 didn't quite hit the high notes of the past few years, however, the amount landed was significantly higher. Photo by Leigh Trail on Shutterstock

2023 Oregon fishing: Record crab harvest among other results

Carli Stewart

F/V Three Girls. Photo by Nicholas Ducharme on Marine Traffic

Fishing vessel Three Girls catches fire, crew abandoned ship

Carli Stewart

Vineyard Wind and GE Vernova released a plan for removing the remainder of a turbine blade that failed July 13, and inspection and testing of blades on installed turbines. Nantucket Harbormaster photo.

‘Controlled detachment’ drops more of Vineyard Wind turbine blade

NF Staff

American Empress II was deployed in the fall of 2023 Hake fishing season and owned by American Seafoods Group. Photo by American Seafoods

American Seafoods relaunches $150K grant program for Western Alaska

Carli Stewart

The 2023 dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico is almost 2 million acres of habitat, potentially harmful to marine species. Photo by NOAA

Dead zone measures as big as Yellowstone

NF Staff

The next step for new builds is Tier IV. MAN Engines is leading the way with a relatively compact after-treatment system. It still takes up considerable space and will be a tight fit on smaller vessels that need power. Photo by MAN

Maine fishermen eye Tier IV engines: MAN leads the charge

Paul Molyneaux