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Craig Idlebrook

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A Swiss Army Knife of a journalist and editor who has written for over 60 publications and organizations, Craig Idlebrook has written extensively about diabetes care, sustainable coastal communities, and travel ideas. Work highlights include creating a successful health care news website from scratch, landing essays in several national publications, and wandering into a New England Patriots press conference with a press pass for AAA.

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Squeeze In One Last Trip Before Summer’s Over

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By Craig Idlebrook
| Your AAA Network
When summer begins, it feels as if you have all the time in the world to hit the road for a family vacation. Within the blink of an eye, however, the calendar turns to August and you’re preparing for the first day of school. You still have time to make vacation memories before settling down to rake the leaves in the fall. Here, we suggest two great locales for a last-minute summer getaway, whether you want to stay on the shores of the Atlantic or explore the American Southwest.
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Drone vessels now operating in the Northeast

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By Craig Idlebrook
| Island Institute
Whether they know it or not, New England fishermen have been sharing the Gulf of Maine with autonomous surface vehicles (ASVs). Built and deployed by Saildrone, a California-based marine research and defense company, these uncrewed vessels traversed the gulf’s waters in 2023 and 2024 to map parts of the ocean floor. The drones, which rely on wind and solar power, are monitored around the clock by trained operators on the mainland.
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Making sense of mackerel

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By Craig Idlebrook
| Island Institute
In late May, NOAA Fisheries announced a new research initiative with the Northeast fishing industry to gather information about the Atlantic mackerel, a fish so common that it is often overlooked for research and so misunderstood that regulators have routinely miscalculated how many are in the sea. With the new two-year initiative, researchers hope to fill in gaps about mackerel’s behavior and mortality rate after hatching.
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