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River Herring Are Returning to the Mystic River (opens the original)
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A new documentary highlights the wildlife and long-term conservation work shaping the Mystic River watershed A new documentary highlights the wildlife and long-term conservation work shaping the Mystic River watershed For decades, conservation efforts along the Mystic River have helped transform one of Greater Boston's most important waterways into a healthier ecosystem for both people and wildlife. The Mystic River Watershed Association is highlighting how restoration projects across the 21 cit
New Cape Ann Museum Exhibit Reveals How Three Modern Artists Influenced One Another (opens the original)
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The Cape Ann Museum exhibition features paintings, drawings and works never before publicly displayed The Cape Ann Museum exhibition features paintings, drawings and works never before publicly displayed A new exhibition at the Cape Ann Museum is giving visitors a rare look at the friendship that helped shape three of America's most influential modern artists. "Avery, Gottlieb, and Rothko: By the Sea" explores the personal and artistic relationship between Milton Avery, Adolph Gottlieb and Mark
Living Seawall Project Combines Coastal Protection With Marine Restoration (opens the original)
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Habitat panels modeled on rocky coastlines could improve water quality and resilience along developed waterfronts Habitat panels modeled on rocky coastlines could improve water quality and resilience along developed waterfronts An innovative coastal project is using 3D-printed technology to help marine life thrive while making shorelines more resilient to climate change. Stone Living Lab at UMass Boston's award-winning Living Seawall project adds specially designed habitat panels to traditional
Pert Lowell Company keeps New England sailmaking traditions alive (opens the original)
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The company’s handmade mast hoops help maintain historic ships, including the USS Constitution The company’s handmade mast hoops help maintain historic ships, including the USS Constitution In a riverside workshop in Newbury, Massachusetts, the Pert Lowell Company quietly preserves a piece of New England maritime history. Founded in 1955 by Percival “Pert” Lowell, a descendant of the famed Lowell boatbuilding family, the shop continues to craft Town Class sailboats and mast hoops, wooden rings t
This Massachusetts sailmaker still builds custom sails by hand (opens the original)
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Sperry Sails continues a hands-on tradition across its lofts in southeastern Massachusetts Sperry Sails continues a hands-on tradition across its lofts in southeastern Massachusetts One of the last independent sail makers left in the marketplace, Sperry Sails will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2026. The materials may be modern, but the craft of sailmaking is still touched by human hands every step of the way. After a skiing injury derailed his career out West, Ben Sperry unexpectedly stepped
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