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To bring back historic herring populations, volunteers get down and dirty - WXXV News 25

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Volunteers move fallen branches out of the way in the Acushnet River on Aug. 22, 2026, in Acushnet, Mass. (Brooke Kushwaha/The New Bedford Light via AP)By  BROOKE KUSHWAHA/The New Bedford Light Submerged waist-deep in the Acushnet River, Marcus Hendricks let out a howl that echoed through the forest and brush. The Wampanoag tribal member and land manager had just sawed through...

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To bring back historic herring populations, volunteers get down and dirty - WXXV News 25

Volunteers move fallen branches out of the way in the Acushnet River on Aug. 22, 2026, in Acushnet, Mass. (Brooke Kushwaha/The New Bedford Light via AP)By  BROOKE KUSHWAHA/The New Bedford Light Submerged waist-deep in the Acushnet River, Marcus Hendricks let out a howl that echoed through the forest and brush. The Wampanoag tribal member and land manager had just sawed through...

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WXXV 25 broke the news on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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