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3. Rockweed Ecology, Industry & Management
Fact sheet for the Maine Sea Grant about the ecology and economics of rockweed in Maine.
I produced the design and layout and provided some of the photos.
A complete PDF can be viewed here:
Rockweed Factsheet

4. Rockweed Ecology, Industry & Management
Fact sheet for the Maine Sea Grant about the
ecology and economics of rockweed
in Maine.
Layout and design
Some photography
Photo retouching, silhouetting
Chart design (see inside PDF)
Click image to view full PDF

5. River
City
Cinema
Friday nights of classic cinema
capers featuring some of
the most ingenious criminal
masterminds to ever steal
onto the silver screen!
presents
“The Ladykillers” June 25
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“Ocean’s Eleven” July 9
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6. River City Cinema presents
River City Cinema
6
Friday nights
presents
of tacky,
quirky, wacky,
corny movies
to satisfy
your (guilty)
pleasure!
All Downtown!
Pickering Square, Bangor, Maine
Bring your lawnchairs
Shows begin after dark
Rain date: August 7
Cheap eats available
6 Friday nights of the
most memorable
mugs, thugs, dolls,
and molls to ever hit
the silver screen
ALL
OUTDOORS!
Shows begin after dark, around 8:30
ALL DOWNTOWN!
Pickering Square, Bangor — bring your lawn chairs
July 3 “Flash Gordon”
June 26 “The Gang’s All Here”
July 24 “Kiss Me Deadly”
July 17 “Johnny Guitar”
For more information
visit
Sponsored by:
ALLeatsFREE!
Cheap available
July 10 “Dead Ringer”
July 31 “Batman: The Movie”
call
and look for us on Facebook and Twitter, too!
June 28- THE MALTESE FALCON July 5- NOTORIOUS July 12- THE LADY FROM SHANGHAI RAIN DATE
July 19- KISS ME DEADLY July 26- CAPE FEAR August 2- WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT AUGUST 10
For more info visit
www.rivercitycinema.org or call 207.358.9396
Media Sponsors:
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Sponsored by:
Media Sponsors:
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“Cinema to Go” is made possible by a grant from the Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation
©2013 River City Cinema
•
Poster: Quantum Corral
With support from
Cinema to Go was made possible
with a grant from the Stephen and
Tabitha King Foundation

7. Summer outdoor movie series posters
Client: River City Cinema
Layout and design, photo research, photo retouching/silhouetting. Other services: Film research, film
booking, ,
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All Outdoors!
All Downtown!
Shows begin after dark
Pickering Square, Bangor
—bring your lawn chairs
All FREE!
Cheap eats available
June 29 42nd Street July 6 Shall We Dance July 13 Summer Stock
July 20 West Side Story July 27 Cabaret August 3 Grease Rain date: August 10
For more info visit
www .rivercitycinema .com or call 207.358.9396
Look for us on Facebook and Twitter, too!
Media Sponsors:
Sponsored by:
©2012 River City Cinema
•
Poster: www.quantumcorral.com
With support from
Cinema to Go was made possible with a grant
from the Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation

12. Eating Healthy guides­
Client: Bangor Partners for health
Layout and design, photo research, map art, symbol font creatio, printer procurement/
relations.

13. Rainbow smelt
Rainbow smelt are small, silvery fish, about 6-8 inches long.
Smelt are native to Maine’s coastal bays and estuaries. They are
sea-run or anadromous, meaning they spend most of their life in
salt water but spawn (mate and lay eggs) in fresh water.
Smelt begin migrating into small tidal tributaries in April and
May. Visiting the waterfront during the day, you may not see the
smelt because they tend to run at night. The eggs can be seen as
small specks on rocks and underwater plants along the shore.
Rainbow smelt (Osmerus mordax)
Smelt and other sea-run fish provide a linkage of nutrients and protein between the ocean and inland watersheds.
Smelt are eaten by mammals; other fish, including Atlantic salmon and striped bass; and birds such as ospreys, eagles,
and gulls.
Rainbow smelt now range from Newfoundland to Massachusetts and are abundant in Maine, although populations are
much smaller than they were historically. Smelt can’t jump over six inches, so their range is naturally limited by small
falls and rapids. Human-made
barriers such as culverts and dams
further limit their distribution. If
smelt can’t get far enough
upstream, they may not
reproduce successfully because
salt water can kill their eggs. In
2008, the Maine Department of
Marine Resources began
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monitoring populations of
rainbow smelt and water quality
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in coastal rivers and streams as
part of a regional conservation
project with the National Marine
Fisheries Service.
Large quantities of smelt were
once harvested by commercial
fishermen in Maine. Today,
people fish for smelt with hook
and line through the ice in winter
and with dipnets in spring. In
spring, up to two quarts of
rainbow smelt may be harvested
with a Maine recreational
saltwater fishing license.
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of Silver Lake and meets the Penobscot River estuary here at the Bucksport waterfront. The
Tannery Brook smelt run is estimated at over 10,000 fish.
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Remove cap from boat’s deck waste fitting.
Insert pumpout hose nozzle into deck fitting.
(An adaptor may be required for a proper fit.
Marinas generally have them available. They
are also for sale in a marine retail store.)
Turn pump on. If there is a hose valve, open
it to start suction.
When waste is no longer a solid stream and
bubbling action begins, close hose valve and
remove nozzle from deck fitting.
Put nozzle (with open valve) in bucket of
water for 15 seconds to rinse hose. If desired,
rinse boat’s tank with water and pump dry.
Close valve. Put away hose. Turn off pump if
requested. (Some are on timers.) Replace
deck fitting cap.
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Sewage contamination is a health threat. Local beaches
have reported increased levels of Enterococci bacteria,
which is an indicator of pathogens (disease-causing
organisms) which cause diseases such as hepatitis,
typhoid, cholera, dysentery, and gastroenteritis. Pumping
sewage directly into the water also creates problems for
fish and other aquatic life by lowering the oxygen level in
the water. Plus, it’s illegal.
The increasing number of boaters in Maine’s waters
contributes to water quality problems. We can all do our
part to eliminate pollution from local waters by using vessel pump-out facilities and adhere to the No Discharge
Zone designation.
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In complying with the letter and spirit of applicable laws and
pursuing its own goals of diversity, the University of Maine
System shall not discriminate on the grounds of race, color,
religion, sex, sexual orientation, including transgender status
or gender expression, national origin, citizenship status, age,
disability, or veteran’s status in employment, education, and
all other areas of the University System. The University provides reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with
disabilities upon request.
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Fecal contamination from the improper disposal of human
waste during boating can make water unsightly and unsuitable for recreation, destroy shellfishing areas, and cause
severe human health problems. This sewage can close the
very beach your family likes to visit.
Boaters should never discharge untreated sewage
directly into the water, unless they are 3 miles or farther offshore. While on the boat, fecal matter and
other solid waste should be contained in a U.S. Coast
Guard-approved marine sanitation device (MSD).
Upon return to shore, portable toilets should be emptied into approved shoreside waste handling facilities,
and holding tanks should be discharged into
approved pumpout stations.
It is illegal to discharge raw sewage within 3 miles
of the coast! All boats with an installed toilet must
have a properly functioning MSD. It is illegal to discharge any sewage (treated or untreated) in a No
Discharge Zone designation.
If you know of any violations, report them immediately to the proper authority (local harbormaster or
Maine DEP—see contact info).
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Boaters can play a large role in the solution to sewage pollution.
I Install and properly use an MSD (preferably a holding
tank) to keep raw sewage and chemicals out of the water.
I Avoid using holding tank additives that contain
formaldehyde, chlorine, or “preservatives,” as these
chemicals can seriously harm marine life.
I Learn how an MSD works, make sure it functions
properly and that the waste is going into the holding
tank and not into the water, and make repairs when
necessary. Regularly maintain and clean the boat’s
plumbing and venting system.
I Use onshore restroom facilities when at the dock. If
they are not adequate, boaters should encourage the
dock operator to provide appropriate facilities.
I If your boat does not have an installed toilet, pack out
all waste. Bring portable toilets ashore for proper
waste disposal.
I Use pumpout facilities when available and
Look for the
ask for them if they are not. If you have Pumpout Sign
questions about how to use the pumpout
facilities, ask first (see info in sidebar: Proper
Disposal of Boat Sewage).
I Encourage the development of more pumpout stations,
as well as portable toilet dump stations, and learn how
to use them.
I Use swim diapers on young children and dispose of
used diapers in trash.
Pick up after your pet and dispose of waste in trash or
pet waste receptacle.
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There are pumpout boats located in Casco Bay,
Boothbay Harbor, Camden and Bass Harbor.
For information on pumpout boats contact:
• The Friends of Casco Bay (207)799-8574: to
schedule a pumpout, call (207)776-0136
• The Town of Boothbay Harbor (207)633-4220
(for information and pumpout service)
• The Town of Camden Harbormaster (207)2367969 (for information and pumpout service)
• Red Fern Pumpout Boat @ Up Harbor Marine
266-0270 (for information and pumpout service)
Most of the pumpout boats monitor VHF Channel
9 or 16.
…vessel sewage is 100-200
times more concentrated than
domestic sewage.
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sewage can cause extreme illness
when ingested by humans.
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from one weekend boater’s
discharge of untreated sewage
is equal to the amount from the
treated sewage of 10,000 people
during the same time period.
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Town/Waterbody
Contact/Locationof people enjoy Maine’s Contact Phone
Bangor/Penboscot River
City ofcoastal beaches each year. Yet
Bangor/City Dock
947-5251
Bar Harbor/Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor Whale Watch/West Street
288-3322
Bath/Kennebec River
City ofwater quality at these beaches is 443-8363
Bath/Public Landing
3
Beaver Cove/Moosehead Lake Beaver Cove Marina Mngmnt LLC/16 Coveside Road
695-3526
Belfast/Belfast Harbor threatened by a variety of sources—includ- 338-1142
Belfast Boatyard/Front Street
Belfast/Belfast Harbor ing boats.ofBoat sewage, water Landing sinks
City Belfast/City of Belfast Public from
338-3370
Boothbay/Linekin Bay
Ocean Point Marina/East Boothbay
633-0773
and showers, cleaning products, spilled
Boothbay Harbor
Blake’s Boatyard
633-2729
Boothbay Harbor
Brown’s Wharf
633-8110
fuel, trash, and the introduction of exotic 633-2922
Boothbay Harbor
Carousel Marina/Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay Harbor
633-2179
plants Signal Point Marina/Back River Roaddegrade
and animals not only
Boothbay Harbor
Town of Boothbay Harbor/Mobile Boat
633-4220
Maine’s environment, but also prevent the 633-4434
Boothbay Harbor
Tugboat Inn and Marina/Commercial Street
Boothbay Harbor
Cap’n Fish’s Marina/Wharf Street
633-3244
enjoyment of Maine’s recreational areas.
Brunswick/New Meadows River New Meadows Marina/450 Bath Road
443-6277
Brunswick/Merepoint Bay
Paul’s Marina
729-3067
Each one of us
Bucksport/Penobscot River
Bucksport Marina/88 Maine Street
469-7368
Camden/Camden Harbormust share the
Town of Camden/Mobile Boat
236-7969
Camden/Camden Harbor
Wayfarer Marine/Sea Street
236-4378
responsibility
Casco/Sebago Lake
Kettle Cove Marina/60 Marina Road
655-4775
Eliot/Piscataqua River for pollution Boat Club/Route 103
Great Cove
439-8872
Falmouth/Casco Bay
Town of Falmouth/Falmouth Public Landing
781-7317
prevention.Boat
Falmouth/Casco Bay
Handy
781-5110
Farmingdale/Kennebec River
Foggy Bottom Marina/Maine Avenue
582-0075
Sometimes it is
Freeport/Casco Bay
Brewer South Freeport Marine/South Freeport
865-3181
Freeport/Casco Bay as simple as Wharf/Main Street, South Freeport
Strouts Point
865-3899
Georgetown/Riggs Cove
Robinhood Marine Center/Robinhood
371-2525
Harpswell/Potts Harbor doing things a Services/Basin Point Road
Dolphin Marine
833-6000
Harpswell/Orrs Harbor
Great Island Boatyard
729-1639
little differently.
Kennebunk/Kennebunk River
Chicks Marina
967-2782
Kennebunk/Kennebunk Your use of clean boating practices can
River
Yachtsman Marina/47 Ocean Avenue
967-2511
Kennebunkport/Kennebunk River Kennebunkport Marina/Ocean Avenue
967-3411
Kittery/Piscataqua Riverresult in a cleaner Inc./48 Bowen Road for every- 439-9582
Dion’s Yacht Yard, environment
Kittery/Piscataqua Riverone! We need every boater’s help to keep
Island Marine Service/32 Route 236
439-3810
Kittery/Piscataqua River
Kittery Landing Marina/4 Island Avenue
603-431-9557
Kittery/Piscataqua RiverMaine’s beaches clean and healthy! Shipyard 438-1280
MWR Marina/Seavey Island, Portsmouth Naval
Machiasport/Bucks Harbor
Town of Machiasport/Pettegrow Point Road
255-4516
Mount Desert/Northeast Harbor Clifton Dock/Clifton Dock Road
276-3378
Mount Desert/Northeast Harbor Town of Mt Desert/Mt Desert Town Landing, Sea St Marina 276-5737
Naples/Long Lake
Causeway Marina/Route 302
693-3832
Naples/Bandy Pond
Moose Landing Marina/Route 302
693-6264
Penobscot/Penobscot River
Devereux Marine/Route 166
326-4800
Healthy
Boating
Equals
Healthy
Beaches
Contact Information
Town/Waterbody
Map #
Contact/Location
Contact Phone
43
Sebasco Harbor Resort/Sebasco Estates
389-1161
Local Phippsburg/Sebasco Harbor
harbormaster: Call the town office for
44 Pittston/Kennebec River
Smithtown Marina/Smithtown Road
582-3153/441-6129
this contact information(see Maine City & Town
45 Portland/Diamond Cove
Diamond Cove Marina/Great Diamond Island
766-5694
Search at http://www.maine.gov/local/).
46 Portland/Portland Harbor
DiMillo’s Old Port Marina/Long Wharf
773-7632
47 Portland/Portland Harbor
Maine Yacht Center/North of Tukey’s Bridge
842-9000
Maine Department of Environmental
48 Portland/Portland Harbor
Portland
774-1067
Protection Pumpout Program Yacht Services
49 Raymond/Sebago Lake
Panther Run Marina/1292 Roosevelt Trail
655-2722
Phone: (207)287-7905
50 Raymond/Sebago Lake
Port Harbor
655-3845
E-mail: Pamela.D.Parker@maine.gov Marine, Inc./Jordan Bay Marina
51 Richmond/Kennebec River
Nash Marina/Water Street
737-4401
www.MaineDEP.com
Town of Richmond/Richmond
737-4305
To 52 Richmond/Kennebec River
report a malfunctioning pumpout system, to Town Landing
City of Rockland/Rockland
get53 Rockland/Rockland Harbor
pumpout station locations, or for questions Public Landing, Harbor Park 594-0312
54
Journey’s End Marina/Tilson Avenue
594-4444
aboutRockland/Rockland Harbor
the Maine Pumpout Grant Program.
55 Rockland/Rockland Harbor
Landings Restaurant/Commercial Street
596-6573
Maine Clean Boatyards & Marinas Program Street
56 Rockland/Rockland Harbor
Rockland Harbor Boatyard/Front
594-1766
57 Saco/Saco River
Camp Ellis Fish Pier/Camp Ellis
284-6641
Phone: (207)773-8725
58 Saco/Saco River
Marston’s Marina/Glenhaven Circle
284-4899
E-mail: office@mmtaonline.com
59 South Bristol/Christmas Cove
Coveside/Coveside Road, Christmas Cove
644-8282
Maine Healthy Aspasia Corp./Near East Marina
60 South Portland/Portland Harbor Beaches Program
767-3010
www.MaineHealthyBeaches.org
61 South Portland/Fore River
City of South Portland/Public Landing
767-3201
The Maine Bay
Healthy Beachesof Casco Bay/Mobile Boat
Program is a
62 South Portland/Casco
Friends
776-0136
partnership of the Maine Coastal Program
63 South Portland/Portland Harbor Planning Office, theOcean Street
799-8191
of the Maine State South Port Marine/14
University of Maine/Sea Grant, Marina/Spring Point Drive
64 South Portland/Portland Harbor
Spring Point government
767-3213
agencies, and beach communities. It is fund65 South Portland/Portland Harbor
Sunset Marina/Lilley Trust
767-4729
ed by the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency under the
66 Southport/Ebenecook Harbor Beaches Environmental
Boothbay Region Boatyard/Ebenecook Road
633-2790
Assessment and Coastal Health Act of 2000.
67 Southwest Harbor
Downeast Diesel & Marine/174 Clark Point Road
244-5145
68 Southwest Maine CooperativeGreat Harbor Marina/Apple Lane
Dysart’s Extension/
244-0117
University ofHarbor
Sea Grant Harbor/Manset
69 Southwest
Hinckley Company/130 Shore Road
244-5572
70 Southwest Harbor
Southwest Boat
244-5525
Phone:(207)832-0343 or (800)244-2104Marine Service/Clark Point Road
71 Standish/Sebago Lake
Richardson’s Marina/633 Whites Bridge Road
892-4913
E-mail: esp@umext.maine.edu
72 Stonington/Deer Isle Thorofare
Billings Marine/Moose Island Road
367-2328
Maine Coastal Program
73 Thomaston/St. George River
Lyman-Morse/Lyman-Morse Boatyard
354-6904
Phone: (207)287-1482 or (800)662-4545
74 Tremont/Bass Harbor
Morris Yachts
244-5509
E-mail: paula.thomson@maine.gov Boat/Mobile Boat
75 Tremont/Bass Harbor
Red Fern
667-1382
76 Tremont/Bass Harbor
Up Harbor Marina
667-1382
Thank you for doing your Broad Cove Marine Service/Medomak Road
part to protect
77 Waldoboro/Broad Cove
529-5186
Maine’s beaches and recreational waters!
78 Wells/Wehannet River
Town of Wells/Harbor Road
646-5113 X219
79 Winter Harbor/Henry Cove
Winter Harbor Marine/88 Sargent Street
963-7449
MSG-E-07-06
80 Winterport/Penobscot River
Mid-Coast Marine/1076 N. Main Street
223-4781
NA060AR417108
3M
81 Winterport/Penobscot River
Winterport Marina/49 Water Street
220-8885
82 Wiscasset/Wiscasset Harbor
Town of Wiscasset Landing/15 Hadge Street
882-8220
83 Yarmouth/Royal River
Royal River Boat Yard
846-9577
84 Yarmouth/Royal River
Yankee Marina
846-4326
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