Red tide creeps along New England's coast
Seen as area's worst since 1993
A massive red tide has prompted state environmental officials to shut down shellfish beds from Central Maine to Cape Cod, drastically limiting local supplies of clams, oysters, sea scallops and mussels. (Full article: 442 words)
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