Clarkston, MI October 2011 – Tune up the skis and snowboards and get out the long johns, because Michigan will see a cold and snowy winter, according to national meteorologists and two competing farmer’s almanacs. National meteorologists agree that Michigan is in a “La Nina”…
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Washington, D.C. – To encourage Americans to explore America’s natural beauty, rich history and culture, Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar today announced that the National Park Service will waive admission fees on 17 days in 2012. “From Independence Hall to our newest national park,…
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Pierre, S.D. – The no-wake zone that was established on the upper reaches of Lake Sharpe to protect shoreline homes and private property from flood waters has been rescinded by Gov. Dennis Daugaard, effective immediately. The no-wake zone affected just those waters located between the…
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Anne Frank once said, “How wonderful it is that nobody needs to wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.” Michigan rail-trail champions Carolyn Kane and Fred Meijer have clearly taken those words to heart. Both Kane and Meijer were recently recognized by…
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Oct. 17th, 2011 – SWS Mountain Guides, based in Mt Shasta City Ca., has announced an extension of it’s annual Fall Into Savings Sale. The sale was originally established to end on the 15th of October but do to it’s popularity has been extended till…
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SUNNYVALE, Calif., Oct. 13, 2011— Trimble (NASDAQ: TRMB) and Backpacker magazine today released Backpacker Map Maker, a mapping and trip planning app for the Apple iPad. Now, from the touch-screen of an iPad, hikers and backpackers can find wild places, plot GPS points and plan…
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Columbus, OH – Two tick species of public health importance are becoming more common and expanding their range in Ohio – the blacklegged tick and the lone star tick, according to the Ohio Department of Health, Zoonotic Disease Program. Lone star ticks are common in…
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Concord, N.H. — Adams Point Road and the Adams Point Boat Access Site in Durham, N.H., will be closed on Saturday, October 22, because of construction being carried out by the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department in cooperation with the University of New Hampshire.…
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Pierre, S.D. – Entrepreneurs interested in operating a marina on Lake Oahe at Indian Creek Recreation Area near Mobridge can submit proposals to the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks. The prospectus for Bridge City Marina is available online and through GFP, describing…
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With prices soaring, petroleum is more than ever “liquid gold.” Like other valuables, fuel tanks should be kept under lock and key. Perko makes it easy to retrofit a sturdy locking mechanism in the majority of their 1-1/2″ vented and non-vented fills. The black plastic…
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