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READER SUBMITTED: Booktique's Book And Bake Sale
PlymouthThe Friends of the Terryville Library will hold its monthly book sale at the Booktique May 18, from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. This event will also include a bake sale to benefit the Children's Library project, the Registered Monarch Butterfly Way Station. The...Tags: Endangered Species, Terryville, Environmental Issues, Conservation, Arts and Culture
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BRIEF: Islamorada man found dead following mangrove crash
Florida Keys KeynoterAn Islamorada man was found dead Sunday night off Islamorada after he apparently crashed his boat 50 feet up into mangroves. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says Brent Allan Johnson, 41, was found when another person called the FWC...Tags: Endangered Species, Environmental Issues, Monroe County (Florida), Marathon, U.S. Coast Guard
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BRIEF: Miami man accused of killing sea turtle
Florida Keys KeynoterA Miami man is facing felony charges for allegedly killing a green sea turtle last week at Curry Hammock State Park near Marathon. Witnesses told Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Lt. David McDaniel they saw Victor Martin Alvarez, 49,...Tags: Miami (Miami-Dade, Florida), Endangered Species, Environmental Issues, Marathon, Prosecution
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Sloth bear cubs at Brookfield now on view
After a courtship beginning in fall 2011, two sloth bears at Brookfield Zoo are now the parents of a pair of cubs, which have begun to make public appearances. The cubs, a male and a female, were born Jan. 20, and spent their first few months in a den...
Tags: Endangered Species, Capron, Environmental Issues, Brookfield Zoo, Conservation
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Letters to the editor: Sex ed, debt, and pastors
First, sex education When I moved to Orlando in 1979, BETA was a small residential house for women with unplanned pregnancies. Today, it is a multimillion-dollar complex. Yes, it provides a fantastic service, as stated by president and CEO Ruth...Tags: Kennedy Space Center, Barack Obama, Shootings
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Wichita to pay $243k fine for fish kill
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsHundreds of fish died, now the City of Wichita has to pay up. At least 800 fish were killed in the Arkansas river when sewage got into the water last May. Now the city will pay more than $240,000 in fines to the state and that's not all. The dam...Tags: Punishment, Fines
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Manhunt for triple-slaying suspect focuses on rugged landscape
Law enforcement officers pursuing a 45-year-old man suspected of shooting his wife and two young daughters to death in Northern California continued to comb the dense forest of the Kings mountain range. Shane Franklin Miller’s truck was found on a...
Tags: Trials, Law Enforcement, Petrolia Incorporated, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Crime, Law and Justice
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Police pursue triple-slaying suspect in remote forestland
The manhunt intensified Sunday for a 45-year-old man suspected of gunning down his wife and two young daughters in Northern California. Much of the effort was being focused on the forestlands near the tiny town of Petrolia. Shane Franklin Miller is...Tags: Law Enforcement, Petrolia Incorporated, Murder, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Crime, Law and Justice
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Montana looks to expand hunting of wolves despite criticism
ReutersBy Laura Zuckerman May 12 (Reuters) - Conservationists are criticizing a plan by wildlife managers in Montana that would nearly double the number of wolves a person is allowed to kill each year, lengthen the hunting season and sanction shooting of wolves...Tags: Hunting, Endangered Species, Environmental Issues, Lifestyle and Leisure, Conservation
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Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn., Chris Kluwe column
St. Paul Pioneer PressNight had fallen in the Minnesota arrowhead, and a cross country skier was hopelessly lost on a trail somewhere outside of Silver Bay with no flashlight to cut through the darkness. The woman did have a phone for contacting rescuers but had no way to give...Tags: Local Government, Nordic Skiing, National Government, Government, Politics
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Corps to create shallow water habitat north of Atchison
St. Joseph News-Press, Mo.Despite claims during the 2011 flood that chutes, or man-made side channels, were part of the reason for increased flood damage, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plans to go ahead with another project near Atchison, Kan. The corps' Kansas City...Tags: Environmental Issues, Science and Technology, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Conservation
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National Arctic Strategy Released
Channel 2 NewsIt's the presence of Alaska that allows the United States to be considered an arctic nation. On Friday, the Obama administration released a new Arctic strategy that states the country's priorities in the arctic region. "I think this is the time Alaska...Tags: Water Pollution, Petroleum Industry, Environmental Issues, Environmental Pollution
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