Marine

Secret Expansion of Block Island Marina Pushes CRMC Board’s Deficiencies Into Spotlight’s Bright Glare

Coastal Resources Board Accused of Backroom Deal to Approve Controversial Block Island Marina Expansion

Right Camera Could Protect Endangered Whales

Bay Blasting Approved to Make Way for War Machines

JAMESTOWN, R.I. — The Coastal Resources Management Council sided with a commercial marina and approved a controversial dock extension and dredging project in a popular waterfront area. Board members say small craft and swimmers are infringing on the boatyard’s perimeter.

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Proposed Boat Yard Expansion Riles The Dumplings

Oyster Farmers Denied Barge; Bristol Marina Approved

North Kingstown Approves Shipping Channel Blasting

At the direction of Gov. Gina Raimondo, Rhode Island’s Coastal Resources Management Council is beefing up its customer service.

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‘Living Shoreline’ Projects Protect Vulnerable Coast

Atlantic Marine Monument Protections Weakened by Trump Proclamation

Ocean State Wades Into Buttressing Its Blue Economy

Grover Fugate recently retired from the Coastal Resources Management Council. The Rhode Island agency achieved many milestones under his three-decade tenure.

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Fish Captured in Weekly Trawls Document Warming of Narragansett Bay

Algal Blooms: Toxic, But with Possible Drug Potential

Willis Named CRMC’s Interim Executive Director

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CRMC Approves Controversial Marina Expansion

Governor Wants CRMC to Focus On Customer Service

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Fugate Departs R.I.’s Coastal Agency After 34 Years

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