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The proposal calls for the removal of hundreds of buoys in New England waters, including nearly 100 in Portland Harbor, Penobscot Bay and several Maine rivers.
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City officials say the work is crucial for fishermen, ferry boats and other vessels to maintain waterfront access.
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A proposal by the administration of Gov. Janet Mills to divert money away from dredging Portland Harbor has been rejected, as Maine lawmakers stand by an earlier commitment to contribute $10 million toward the dredging project.