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New England towns debating changes to shellfish farm rules

One of the proposed rule changes would increase the size of an individual farm from 4 to 14 acres, and the other would allow companies and corporations to hold licenses.

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 6, 2023 15:15 GMT
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