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Author: Cynthia Thayer

September 20, 2024June 6, 2025 Cynthia Thayer Other

Corea Residents Begin Work Toward Storm Resilience

Gouldsboro launched its project aimed at improving Corea's ability to withstand big storms. The 46 residents at the meeting described what they saw in the January storms and their thoughts about what the project needs to address. This article summarizes meeting outcomes and describes the project's next steps, including a second meeting on November 16.

September 12, 2024November 3, 2025 Cynthia Thayer Other

Resilience at Bottom Line Fisheries

Bottom Line Fisheries in Corea Harbor was awarded $25,000 in matching funds from Maine's Working Waterfront program to help repair damages from the January 10 storm.

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