| Lawrence Baillargeon. I am a student lobster fisherman and I attend Jonesport-Beals High School.
The name of my boat is “The Hunter”. I have lived all my life on Beals Island. I think the NOAA Project will teach me a little more about fishing. |
Alan Crowley. I am 14 years old and a freshman
at Jonesport-Beals High School. I have lived all my life
on Beals Island and so has my family. I have my lobster fishing
license, 100 traps, and my own fishing boat. The name of
my boat is the “Little Novi”. |
Kristi Smith. I am a 17 year old fisherman.
I attend Jonesport-Beals High School. I own my own fishing
vessel named the “Little Ugly” along with 500
traps. I have been fishing since I was in the sixth grade.
I am a sixth generation fisherman. |
Sonya Kozlowski. I am 17 years old and have
lived in Jonesport for the vast majority of my life.I am
a junior at JBHS and I am part of the NOAA Project in my
school. I enjoy interviewing local fishermen and learning
about their day to day lives. |
| Christopher Merchant. I am 14 years old and have lived
most of my life in Jonesport and Beals Island. I am a freshman
at Jonesport- Beals High School. I play sports and I am very
energetic. I enjoy interviewing the local fishermen. |
Whitney Durkee. I am 14 years old and have lived in Jonesport
all my life. I am a freshman at Jonesport-Beals High School.
I enjoy being part of the NOAA Project and interviewing local
people. I am also part of the JBHS Varsity Cheering Squad,
and have recently joined gymnastics. |
Dennis-Lee Emerson. I am 15 and have lived on Beals Island
all my life. My mother’s side of the family has lived
on the Island for many generations, my father’s family
has lived in Addison for many generations. I hope to learn
what life is like for fishermen andtheir families. |
Jonesport/Beals High School LFK Project teachers, Linda
Church (standing) and Pam Smith (sitting) in the Business
Technology classroom. |
