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Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources Removes Cap on Oyster Licenses Sold

12-80-CWS | November 20, 2013 BILOXI, Miss. –The Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources voted unanimously to remove the cap on the number of oyster licenses sold effective immediately. Oyster licenses are available for purchase beginning Nov. 20, 2012, at the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources (MDMR), between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., located in Biloxi.

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MCMR Certifies Four State Saltwater Fishing Records

13-117-CWS | November 19, 2013 BILOXI, Miss. – The Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources (MCMR) certified two Mississippi recreational saltwater conventional tackle records and two recreational saltwater fly fishing tackle records during its Nov. 19 meeting.   Cecily O’Brien of Pascagoula broke the state conventional record for Gray Triggerfish with an 11-pound, 3.96-ounce fish on

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Elementor #4690

13-114-CWS | November 12, 2013 BILOXI, Miss. – Learn how to build, maintain and winterize purple martin gourd houses during the Grand Bay NERR’s November “Adventure Quencher” event on Saturday, Nov. 16, 2013, from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources’ Grand Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Jackson County.

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Statement from MDMR Executive Director Jamie Miller

13-113-MMS| November 7, 2013 BILOXI, Miss. – The following is a statement from MDMR Executive Director Jamie Miller regarding Thursday’s arrest and indictment of former employees of the agency: “We were informed today that several former DMR employees turned themselves in to the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office,” said Jamie Miller, executive director of the DMR.

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Mississippi Coastal Cleanup Day Nets 956 Bags of Trash

13-110-LST| October 28, 2013 Despite heavy rains that persisted throughout the morning, more than 1,270 volunteers donned slickers, rain ponchos and even trash bags, to clean Mississippi’s beaches and waterways picking up marine litter at 50 designated cleanup sites Oct. 19 during the 25th annual Mississippi Coastal Cleanup, part of the International Coastal Cleanup—the world’s

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