As expected, many publications around the Bay picked up in the ASMFC's decision to cut back the Menhaden harvest:
Fisheries regulators OK menhaden limits - Associated Press
Throwing a threatened Pilgrim-era fish a line - USAToday
Menhaden harvest limit sharply cut by fisheries commission - Washington Post
Gansler requests protections for Atlantic menhaden - Baltimore (Md.) Sun
Fishery panel wants to boost Atlantic menhaden population - Newport News (Va.) Daily Press
Editorial: Great Day for Menhaden - Sacramento (Ca.) Bee
Blog: Fisheries commission votes to curb menhaden catch by 37 percent - Baltimore (Md.) Sun
Blog: A new day for menhaden management - Fly Rod and Reel Online
A few got finally opened their email and found the press release about heavy rains killing oysters in the upper bay:
Heavy spring rains killed oysters in upper Chesapeake, DNR's fall survey finds - Associated Press
Scientists: Rain cause of oyster deaths - Annapolis (Md.) Capital
Spring rains killed oysters in upper Chesapeake - ABC (Md.) TV
And somebody was late to the flush tax increase:
Chesapeake Bay cleanup fee increase proposed - Baltimore (Md.) Sun
And a magazine picked up on the dead zone decline fairly quickly:
Dead Zone Decline - Conservation Magazine
So if it's not news, can we call it "olds"?
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