Indigenous Peoples’ Day audiobook launch examines Wabanaki access to sea-run fisheries

October 10, 2025
AUTHOR
Laurie Schreiber
PUBLISHER
Mainebiz

Timed to coincide with Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Oct. 13, the Maine Indian Tribal-State Commission will hold an event to announce and celebrate the launch of an audiobook that looks at the impact of policies on fishing practices.

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