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Radio Talk Show Host, Lawyer, Best Selling Author of Left Out: SK's NDP & the Relentless Pursuit of Mediocrity and The Gormley Papers: I'm Right & You Know It
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Trans-Atlantic travelers and furious fighters, bluefin tuna are making a comeback

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By John Gormley
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Atlantic bluefin tuna appear to be making a comeback, here in the Gulf of Maine and across the entire Atlantic. Atlantic bluefin tuna are among the largest and fastest fish. They have long been prized by anglers for their tremendous strength and fighting ability. Once scorned by Americans as not worth eating, bluefin were sold as pet food or simply discarded.
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Once a form of currency, quahogs remain a steady source of cash

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By John Gormley
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Quahogs have long been associated with money and wealth. “Quahog” comes from an Algonquian word for hard clam, but its scientific name is Mercenaria mercenaria, from the Latin for wages. The quahog got its scientific name when the fur trade between European colonists and Indigenous peoples was of great economic importance. Quahogs, in the form of wampum, were an important element in that trade. The wampum was made with purple and white beads cut from seashells and woven into belts.
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Mainstreet REALTORS┬Â" unveils new name, logo and website

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By John Gormley
| Chicago Agent Magazine Verified
by John Gormley For those of us in the industry, the last few years in real estate have been, well, let's just say strange. From the COVID boom and all the things that came along with it - virtual home tours, masked showings and historically low interest rates. Then, to rising interest rates, a lack of inventory and affordability challenges. All topped off with a few practice changes when it comes to agent compensation and buyers agreements, and like I said, times are strange.
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