Tremont ME will vote on proposed cruise ship moratorium in November 2017
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30 August 2017 (Edited )
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This planned 180-day moratorium was sparked by a similar one in nearby Southwest Harbor.
The initiative to be voted on would limit numbers of cruise passengers coming ashore in Tremont to fewer than 50.
Large numbers of tourists - who won't be staying or eating locally - suddenly landing at these small towns puts a strain on services, for little benefit to the town aside from perhaps T-shirt sales.
See also the Related Listings (above) re Rockland and Bar Harbor.