PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - The state Department of Agriculture says a portion of the south coast has been reopened to recreational and commercial mussel harvesting.
The area from Cape Arago to the California state line was closed to mussel harvesting a month ago after shellfish samples indicated unacceptable levels of paralytic shellfish toxins.
With Friday’s action, the entire Oregon coast is now open to harvesting.
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