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Mailbag: Proud to be a Laguna Canyon resident
I must say, David Hansen, that your recent column was quite confusing. (Re. "Canyon is its own world," Sept. 30) I am a bona fide canyon kid and have called it my home for 22 years. Laguna Canyon is the only home I have ever known. Your column pulled...Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Small Businesses, Crime, Law and Justice
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Friday's Calendar
FRIDAY Sukkot Night Temple Bat Yahm, 1011 Camelback St., Newport Beach, holds a Shabbat Sukkot evening service and dinner geared toward families. For more information, call (949) 644-1999 or go to http://www.tby.org. AIDS Benefit Event Orange Coast...Tags: Judaism, Religion and Belief, The Big Lebowski (movie), Tony Awards, AIDS
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Carbon fees are a payback to Mother Nature
Mr. Piette's letter on carbon tax ("Carbon fee is a tax to redistribute wealth," Aug. 15), demonstrates how far we have to go in environmental education. The carbon fee is not for the government, it is a payback to Mother Nature herself for the rape,...Tags: Energy Saving, Alternative Energy, Glen Burnie, Rape, Renewable Energy
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Bites and Sights: Where to hike in Pasadena
When I moved to Pasadena two years ago I was so happy to find a few walking trails that I could explore. I’m not a seasoned hiker by any means but I do enjoy walking, being outdoors and taking in great scenery. My husband and I have spent many...Tags: Rose Bowl Game, Natural Resources, Forestry and Timber, Forests
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Manifest Destiny, in art
In 1861 Carleton Watkins took the definitive picture of Yosemite Valley from the aptly named Inspiration Point. The sheer granite wall of El Capitan, as sharp as if cut with a cleaver, fills one side of the photo. A rising tier of rock monoliths marches...Tags: Petroleum Industry, Museums, John Muir, Thomas Moran, New York
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Clark County outdoorsman offering classes on how to survive being lost in the wilderness
The Winchester SunAt the age of 13, Craig Caudill went to the Daniel Boone National Forest to spend the day hunting deer. After tracking a deer through the woods, the teenager realized he didn’t know where he was. “I don’t want to do that again, and I...Tags: First Aid, Forestry and Timber, Travel, Canterbury, Ohio
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'Local Color' invites us to share in a new exploration
The fourth annual juried show at the Artists' Gallery in Columbia, "Local Color," includes artists who aren't shy about using color for expressive purposes. In most cases, their dedication to realistic depictions is tempered by their individual...Tags: Ellicott City, Maine, Painting, Artists, Fine Arts
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Feds aim to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 28 percent
NASA opened an energy efficient office building at Langley Research Center in Hampton. The Navy is running boats on biofuel in Norfolk.
But those efforts only go so far as NASA, the Department of Defense — and every other federal agency under White...Tags: Metal and Mineral, Applied Physics, NASA, Renewable Energy, National Government
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Volunteers try to restore Maryland's vanishing butterfly
Don't look now, but Maryland's state insect is fluttering away.
The Baltimore Checkerspot butterfly, named for the state's founding Calvert family, has dwindled to just a handful of places, mostly in Western Maryland. Experts worry that the butterfly,...Tags: Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, Montgomery County (Maryland), Garrett County, Wetlands, Harford County
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Inspire a love of adventure travel at an early age
The Dallas Morning News (MCT)Introduce your young children to adventure travel. Here are five places to get started. 1. Appalachian Mountain Club, New England. Children 5 and older can participate in pond studies, GPS treasure hunts, forest ecology lessons, and tracking and watching...Tags: Forestry and Timber, Gardens and Parks, Travel, Science, Forests
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Thune: Ag policies will change in next farm bill
By Denise Ross The Daily Republic RAPID CITY, Aug. 23 — The next farm bill is likely to look very different from the farm subsidy system America’s agricultural producers have known. Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., delivered that message to a...Tags: Natural Disasters, Agriculture, Human Interest, Disasters and Accidents, South Dakota
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Fingerling sturgeon released
BLACK LAKE - A rainy start to the spring increased the number of sturgeon larvae collected by Michigan State University researchers at the Sturgeon Hatchery in Cheboygan County. The fingerling sturgeon were released back into local lakes Saturday....Tags: Research, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Colleges and Universities, Lakes and Ponds, Human Interest
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