Historic farm saved from blight of power line
Summary: Grassroots campaign may have turned things around
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Summary: Grassroots campaign may have turned things around
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For Immediate Release: 9-29-14 Contact: Mark LaBarbera, 520-730-9252 Expanding its audience reach while continuing to deliver timely content, Outdoor News Inc has renewed its sponsorship of Dan Small’s “Deer Hunt Wisconsin” annual TV special, according to ON President Rob Drieslein. He noted how important it is – in the wake of the deer trustee report
Outdoor News Renews Support for Dan Small’s Deer Hunt Wisconsin TV Special Read More »
Bellefonte, Pa. — A group of veterans gather around several tables set up at Fisherman’s Paradise near Bellefonte, enjoying a piece of pizza and the cool evening air. Some are talking, a few are engrossed in watching a fly-tying demonstration, while others are making plans with their stream mentors for the evening. Two young veterans
Local vets partnership is making a difference Read More »
Parker, Pa. — “Bucket Bear,” a small, male black bear in Perry Township, Clarion County, was freed from what appeared to be a large plastic bucket on its head on Labor Day, Sept. 1, as a growing Internet audience followed the rescue on a Facebook page. (The page, “Save the Bucket Bear,” can be found
Facebook alert brings rescue for ‘Bucket Bear’ in Clarion County Read More »
Battle Creek, Mich. (AP) — A Michigan jury recently rejected two men’s claims that Enbridge Inc. should compensate them for what they say are losses because of a 2010 oil pipeline spill into the Kalamazoo River system. The Calhoun County Circuit Court jury in Battle Creek deliberated for about 20 minutes before rejecting the claim
Jury rejects claim that oil spill hurt guiding business at Fort Custer area Read More »
Lone Star tick blamed for malady
Lone Star tick bite causes allergic reaction to red meat Read More »
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Small water opener: Ducks on the mind? Then scout some secluded waterholes now for jumpshooting later
Thinking wood ducks, teal, and mallards for the 2014 waterfowl opener Read More »
DNR, governor will convene hunters, farmers, conservationists, and other stakeholders to discuss strategies to increase the state’s ring-necked pheasant population
Gov. Mark Dayton announces plans for a Minnesota Pheasant Summit Read More »