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A series of forums are taking place, seeking public input about the state of the lobster industry and recommendations for the future.
The goal is to get ideas from people in the industry about the harvest, prices, the licensing system, and more.
Sixteen meetings are planned for this month in coastal towns from York to Machias.
The schedule is posted on the department's website maine.gov/dmr/LobsterIndustry.htm
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