Sea Tow franchise in Massachusetts has a new owner
July 31, 2017
Capt. Ramsey Chason is the new franchise owner of Sea Tow Cape and Islands in Massachusetts.
Capt. Ramsey Chason is the new franchise owner of Sea Tow Cape and Islands in Massachusetts.
Utilities in Massachusetts are asking developers to bid on a contract to build the state’s first offshore wind farm.
R&W Rope acquired Rigging Solutions LLC of Dartmouth, Mass.
The New Bedford Whaling Museum in Massachusetts will release “Around the World in Search of Whales: A Journey of the Lucy Ann Voyage” on Friday.
Recreational fishing will be allowed in the new Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument off the Massachusetts coast.
Massachusetts is cracking down on shark cruises off its Atlantic Ocean beaches.
Cape Cod, Mass., boatyards and dealers: Don’t toss your shrink-wrap!
Cabela’s Inc. will celebrate the grand opening of its Berlin, Mass., store on March 26. There will be a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the company’s first
The biggest player in the New England groundfishing industry says he is cashing out of the business, selling his scallopers and later his groundfish draggers,
Cape Wind and The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd. said they have added Natixis and Rabobank to serve as lead arrangers of the proposed wind
Capt. Ramsey Chason is the new franchise owner of Sea Tow Cape and Islands in Massachusetts.
Utilities in Massachusetts are asking developers to bid on a contract to build the state’s first offshore wind farm.
R&W Rope acquired Rigging Solutions LLC of Dartmouth, Mass.
The New Bedford Whaling Museum in Massachusetts will release “Around the World in Search of Whales: A Journey of the Lucy Ann Voyage” on Friday.
Recreational fishing will be allowed in the new Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument off the Massachusetts coast.
Massachusetts is cracking down on shark cruises off its Atlantic Ocean beaches.
Cape Cod, Mass., boatyards and dealers: Don’t toss your shrink-wrap!
Cabela’s Inc. will celebrate the grand opening of its Berlin, Mass., store on March 26. There will be a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the company’s first
The biggest player in the New England groundfishing industry says he is cashing out of the business, selling his scallopers and later his groundfish draggers,
Cape Wind and The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd. said they have added Natixis and Rabobank to serve as lead arrangers of the proposed wind
