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Grant to aid re-treeing effort June 14, 2021 on Environment, News
ELLSWORTH The Ellsworth Garden Club has been awarded a Project Canopy Planning Grant through a program of the Maine and U.S. Forest Services to help develop an urban forestry program for the city.
Green Ellsworth, the city of Ellsworth, Frenchman Bay Conservancy and the Garden Club as well as a group of Ellsworth citizens led by Ruth Foster are collaborating on the effort.
A critical component of the work is to understand what trees Ellsworth currently has along its streets and in public places and what condition they are in. Moving forward it will be necessary for planning to determine locations for new plantings and what the trend in canopy coverage has been over time. With these goals in mind, Green Ellsworth has created a team of volunteer tree surveyors who can extend their 2018 surveys of major streets to smaller residential streets and public areas. It will also contract out a current and historical
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American Aquafarms reps, critics take sides at Gouldsboro park
GOULDSBORO The tastiness of the refreshments was the one undisputed topic at a lively, open-air meeting held Saturday by both American Aquafarms and opponents of the Norwegian-backed company’s proposed plan to raise 66 million pounds of Atlantic salmon annually at two sites in Frenchman Bay.
“No Industrial Scale Fish Factory in Frenchman Bay” was among the roadside banners and signs at the Gouldsboro Town Park, where the company and opponents offered information to the public at opposite ends of the green.
In the Gouldsboro park’s gazebo, American Aquafarms hired local caterers Donna Harmon and Brenda Clough, who put on a lavish spread of baked goods, desserts and light luncheon fare that caused the more 100 people in attendance to mingle and converse. Still, exchanges with the company’s Project Manager Tom Brennan often were heated over many issues from housing and truck traffic to workers’ wages a