Red tide prompts shellfish harvest bans across New England
Massachusetts and neighboring states impose shellfish harvesting bans after intense rainfall fuels a red tide outbreak. Officials report toxin levels far exceeding safety limits, with Gloucester Ipswich and Essex among affected communities. Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island also report closures and rising toxin readings as officials monitor coastline for public health risks.
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Associated Press
Massachusetts
New England
Richard Sullivan
The
Maine Department of
Marine Resources
New Harbor
Boothbay Harbor
South Harpswell
Kennebec River
Maine
New Hampshire
Teton Dam Burst Costs Idaho Residents Dearly in 1976
Donald Trupp recalls standing on an embankment as chocolate colored water exploded from a gaping hole in the Teton Dam and flooded toward his home a mile away. The disaster inundated 180 square miles, killed 11 people and thousands of livestock, and caused about 500 million dollars in damage to southeast Idaho.
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Rexburg
Idaho
Donald Trupp
Trupp
Teton River
Teton
Call to Rebuild Upper Snake Dam Impresses Local Officials
Trupp heads the Upper Snake River Valley Water Protective Association as irrigators push to reconstruct the dam for irrigation water, flood control, and power. Fremont Madison District also supports the move. Rexburg figures show mixed public opinion amid Bureau of Reclamation study.
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Trupp
Snake River Valley
Teton
Henry’s Fork
Upper
Mary Smith
Rexburg
Fremont-Madison Irrigation District
Teton River
Trapp
John C. Porter
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Steve Wade
Bureau At
Boise
Wade
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Gilman Crowell
Public Health Department
Crowell
Rhode Island
Narraptansett Bay
Sakonnet River
Phillip Albert
Rhodesland Department of Environmental Management
Quonset Point
of Teton Dam
George Hansen
Porter
del Klinger
Madison County
Marva Holman
Sugar City
Mexico City
Winston