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September 6, 2011

Government launches 2 research labs on Great Lakes

CLEVELAND (AP) – The federal government has dedicated two new research vessels to serve as floating laboratories that research the health of the Great Lakes and its marine life. The watercraft, named Kaho and Muskie, replace two of the U.S. Geological Survey’s oldest vessels by the same names and are part of the agency’s five-vessel

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Grants available to support Iowa shooting sports

Two grants are available to develop and support Iowa’s shooting sports programs. 2011 Iowa Scholastic Clay Target Grant Program The purpose of the Iowa Scholastic Clay Target Grant program is to help establish and commit school-based clay target shooting programs in the state of Iowa. Successful applicants will be eligible for 50 percent match funding

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Iowa Pheasant Forecast Mirrors Much of Midwest

We’ve covered, for some time, the downward spiral in Iowa’s pheasant population. It’s important and newsworthy because the Hawkeye state has long been one of the best pheasant destinations in the country, but its imported game birds are struggling to produce enough offspring to bolster their ranks. The latest news is not good, as we

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