I doubt the pros and cons of Marcellus Shale drilling will be settled anytime soon. One side contends that gas drilling carries minimal impact, won’t contaminate water and the environment, and brings with it huge
I really, really get tired of listening to all of the “no-deer” complainers. We had a power outage a few evenings ago — happened at dusk. My son-in-law John suggested that we go spotlighting for
Seems like everyone in the state these days is talking about the effects of Marcellus natural-gas drilling — both good and bad. Government officials widely disagree. Depending on whom you listen to, shale gas development
Leadership change at state paved way for shooting Northcentral Correspondent Philipsburg, Pa. – The report of fine shotguns can once again be heard echoing through Moshannon State Forest as Philipsburg Rod and Gun Club members
Special Event Aug. 19-20: Lancaster Archery supply bowhunter’s Extravaganza, Fri. 9-9 p.m., Sat. 9-4 p.m. For more info call 800-829-7408. Aug. 27: Montgomery County PA Youth Field Day, 7:30-4 p.m. www.montcoyfd.org for more info &
NORTHWEST REGION Warren County WCO Dustin M. Stoner said this year’s 2011 Warren County Youth Field Day Event was a success with more than 100 kids participating. Warren County WCO David W. Donachy, in the
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission wants to lease its land (pending board approval) and sell its water to gas companies drilling in the Marcellus shale. It sounds alarming, considering a partnership between an agency
Special Event Aug. 6: Blue Mountain Rod & Gun Club, Flea Market, Club House, Bangor, 8-5 p.m. For more info call 610-588-1943. Aug. 7: Harthegig Conservation Club, Family Fun Day, noon to 4 p.m. For
Lancaster, Pa. – Former Pennsylvania Game commissioner, and current president of Unified Sportsmen of Pennsylvania, Steve Mohr admitted in July to illegally buying six puppies that were determined to be part wolf. Mohr, 61, of
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