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Maryland replaced a 4-foot dam at Bishopville with pools and weirs, opening 7 miles of habitat; alewives were spotted upstream

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A 4-foot dam in Bishopville, Maryland, was replaced with a natural stream channel, opening 7 miles of creek to spawning fish. Alewives have since been spotted.

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Maryland replaced a 4-foot dam at Bishopville with pools and weirs, opening 7 miles of habitat; alewives were spotted upstream

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