Oregon seafood company presses charges over hagfish deaths

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)—An Oregon seafood company is suing a fisherman who it says caused a power outage that resulted in the deaths of thousands of pounds of hagfish. KATU-TV reported AA Seafood in Depoe Bay is seeking $49,000 in damages from the fisherman, claiming his boat struck a power line when...

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