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Volunteers 'nabbing nitrogen' in Portland Harbor

More than 150 volunteers helped collect water samples from the harbor in Portland over the weekend. The Friends of Casco Bay say they're hoping to determine the levels of nitrogen pollution, one of the biggest threats to the bay's health.

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