 It's 1231, and with this Maine Public Radio News, I'm Robbie Feinberg. After working with town officials in Cherryfield for several years, the Downeast Salmon Federation has a plan to replace the town's ice retention dam on the Narraguagus River. The $9 million project will maintain the pond behind the dam, which the Federation's Charlie Foster says is important for flood control in the town. He says a new incline will be added to allow endangered Atlantic salmon and other fish to freely travel upriver.