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John Gormley

Saskatchewan
As seen in: CKOM (Saskatoon, SK), Apple Podcasts, Color Research & Application, MDPI, Irish Examiner, Bangor Daily News, Montreal Gazette, Edmonton Journal, The StarPhoenix, Regina Leader-Post, Mondaq and
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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‘Welcome to the fishing grounds’: A journey with a tuna harpooner

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By John Gormley
| Harpswell Anchor Verified
The sun has just begun to peek over the horizon on June 29 when Tyler McLaughlin guides his boat,Cartwheel, away from its dock in Mackerel Cove. The boat’s profile reveals its mission. A 24-foot-tall lookout tower rises above the wheelhouse. From the bow, the pulpit — an aluminum structure made from a sailboat’s mast — extends 20 feet out over the water. At the outermost point, secured to a wire handrail, a harpoon sits ready. Cartwheel was designed for one purpose.
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How an alien shellfish with a strange taste found a home in midcoast Maine

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By John Gormley, Harpswell Anchor
| Bangor Daily News Verified
About 30 years ago, Scott Moody was clamming near Harpswell by the Sea when he came across “a monster bed” of shellfish he couldn’t identify. “What the hell are these?” he asked himself. He showed some of them to Bob Waddle, a lobsterman and seafood buyer. Waddle recognized them right away: European oysters.
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The other oyster: How an alien shellfish with a strange taste made Harpswell its home

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By John Gormley
| Harpswell Anchor Verified
About 30 years ago, Scott Moody was clamming near Harpswell by the Sea when he came across “a monster bed” of shellfish he couldn’t identify. “What the hell are these?” he asked himself. He showed some of them to Bob Waddle, a lobsterman and seafood buyer. Waddle recognized them right away: European oysters.
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