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Maine legislator will try again for scallop harvesting limit

Robert Alley has proposed legislation to create a limit of 90 pounds a day per person on wild-caught Maine scallops

By Undercurrent News | July 6, 2015 17:44 BST
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A Maine legislator, Robert Alley, will try again next year to persuade the legislature to limit the harvest of the US state scallops, Portland Press Herald reports [...]

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