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New England and lobster are a truly iconic duo, and the ultimate way to experience this is at a beloved lobster shack. Whether you’re ...
These days, minor indulgences that don’t break the bank are important. It doesn’t get any better than a fresh, live lobsters off the ...
All across the United States, in every small town and major city, there is a restaurant that serves seafood of varying degrees of quality. What ...
Whether you’re checking your plus one in the RSVP or going solo, wedding bells are in the air and wedding season is officially here and you are ...
A 35-year-old Biloxi, Mississippi man was pinched by police at the local Winn Dixie grocery store. The crime: fishing for lobster without paying ...
Summer is here and Salt Water Taffy making is in full stretch! For many of us, taffy is associated with childhood memories of going ...
A 16-pound Maine lobster has a new lease on life at the Children’s Aquarium at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas. The folks at LobsterAnywhere.com ...
There are a number of myths and tall tales concerning Maine lobster. Are you a lobster expert? Test your crustacean knowledge. You may be ...
Summer is finally here- thank goodness. There’s nothing better than relaxing in the sunshine and enjoying some delicious ...
Mussels grow in waters around the world. Here in New England you’ll find the Northern Blue Mussel, also called P.E.I. mussels (from Prince ...
Lobsters can see through your clothes? Not really. But lobsters do have special eyes that enable them to see in low light and murky waters 300 ...
Maine clams, pisser clams, Ipswich clams, soft-shell clams and long neck clams are all known as the steamer clam in New England. Steamer clams ...