Western District Highlights Illegal Wastewater Discharge (Onondaga County) As a result of two previous investigations into the illegal discharge of concrete waste water, Investigator Karen Williams received a complaint that a third concrete company was
Albany – DEC’s 5-year deer management plan is about much more than season-setting, antler restrictions and a youth hunt. The 57-page document likely to be scrutinized by deer hunters across the state also includes goals
Season Dates July 16: Oyster toadfish season opens Banquet/Fundraisers July 24: Ulster County DU BBQ, Pig Roast, 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Cantines Sports Complex, Saugerties. For more info call James Keator, 845-594-8302. Hunter Education Bronx County
Albany – New York’s saltwater anglers need to participate in a no-fee registry that takes the place of the $10 marine fishing license repealed by the state Legislature. So far, that hasn’t been happening, DEC
Life is funny sometimes. Julie O’Neill, a friend from Pendleton Center United Methodist Church, asked me for a favor. Would I consider being part of a Christmas present to her new boss, University of Buffalo
The Gilbertsville Rod & Gun Club on Gun Club Rd. in Gilbertsville will hold its annual Ox Roast from noon-4 p.m. on Sunday June 19, 2011. The event will feature an all-day trap shoot, horseshoe
Albany (AP) – The federal government should conduct a full environmental review that weighs potential damage to the welfare of people in the Delaware River watershed and the drinking water quality for millions of New
Weather blamed; concerns remain over nesting Albany – New York’s spring gobbler hunters struggled through a May season marked by fewer birds in many areas of the state, as well as wet weather that may
Western New York Inland Trout Streams: Most of the area’s trout streams are now in great shape. March browns, sulphurs, grey foxes and caddis flies are all hatching and fly anglers can see good results
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