(11/P140) TRENTON – Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Bob Martin today marked the first anniversary of Governor Christie’s comprehensive plan to restore Barnegat Bay by announcing an agreement to preserve the 436-acre Joseph A. Citta
CUSTER STATE PARK, S.D. – Matt Snyder has been selected as the new superintendent of Custer State Park. Snyder begins his duties Dec. 19, succeeding Richard Miller, who is retiring after 11 years with the
PIERRE, S.D. – While the snowmobile trails in the Black Hills officially open today, snowmobile enthusiasts will need to have a little patience before they can take to the trails this winter. “It’s certainly not
LAKE CITY, S.D. – About 800 people started their holiday season with crafts and wagon rides at Fort Sisseton Historic State Park’s Frontier Christmas. The annual Frontier Christmas, held December 10, gave visitors a chance
PIERRE, S.D. – Winter is a beautiful time to explore the Black Hills, and what better way than snowshoeing on the George S. Mickelson Trail? The trail will host four snowshoe hikes this winter. Hikes
St. Paul – Last month’s state budget forecast showed an $876 million surplus, which officials say was a pleasant surprise. But the Game and Fish Fund’s outlook wasn’t so positive. The November forecast shows that
Muzzleloader kill mirrors slow start to firearms season St. Paul – Muzzleloader deer hunters killed fewer animals this season than they had since 2002, and the 7,018-deer take was off 22 percent from last year.
Group goes on record: ‘Business as usual’ unacceptable St. Paul – DNR officials say the data presented to members of the Mille Lacs Fishery Input Group this week brings with it reason for caution, but
Vinehout bill would reverse Act 21 restrictions on spring hearings Madison – Debate over the impact of Act 21 on the administrative rule process and the resulting changes to the spring hearing process resurfaced recently
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