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February 20, 2012

East Branch could host duck, goose hunting

There may be duck and goose hunting in East Branch Reservoir’s future. The Akron Watershed District’s 416-acre reservoir is contained with the Geauga Park District’s 926-acre Headwaters Park in Huntsburg and Claridon townships. Geauga Park leases the site from the watershed district and provides various recreational opportunities that include fishing and boating. However, recently the

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Showing off

My lower back was throbbing. My hamstrings felt like they were ready to snap like a pair of old rubber bands. I was starving, and all I wanted to do was gorge myself with food and stretch out on a couch, maybe even go to bed at 8:30 p.m. No, I didn’t spend all day

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Watching the neighbors

While attending the Allegheny Sport, Travel and Outdoor Show in Monroeville, Pa., it a tradition to pick up a copy of the Pennsylvania Outdoor News to see what’s happening in the Keystone State. In the Feb. 24, 2012 issue, the lead story talked about trout being destroyed in an Erie hatchery due to disease issues.

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