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The eagle guy
May 13, 2012 TIOGA — Visitors who stop at the Keystone Welcome Center on Route 15-South probably will be greeted by Matthew West, tourist information counselor for the state Department of Transportation. more »»
Outdoor briefs
May 13, 2012 Take a hike with regional group The Otzinachson Regional Group of the Sierra Club and the Edward Abbey Hiking Society will hold a number of hikes throughout the region in the spring and summe. more »»
Area clubs announce firearm events for public
May 13, 2012 (EDITOR’S NOTE: The Sun-Gazette reserves the right to edit items submitted for the “Shooting Sports” section. To submit an event, call 326-1551, ext. 3116. more »»
Range at Tripoli’s Triggers celebrates 6-year anniversary
May 13, 2012 Tripoli’s Triggers Firearms Training and Educational Center, 531 Washington Blvd., will celebrate its six-year anniversary with a special public event on Tuesda. more »»
In the parks
May 13, 2012 Bald Eagle State Park, Howard Office: 814-625-2775 May 19 — Wild Mushrooms with Bill Russell, 1 p.m. park office. Registration required. more »»
All-day gobbler season begins Monday
May 13, 2012 For those spring gobbler hunters who may feel the hunt already is over because of the early spring, state Game Commission officials report that there is still plenty of time to harvest a gobbler. more »»
Lycoming College plans to host public forum on PFBC’s conservation issues
May 13, 2012 The state Fish and Boat Commission and several partners will hold a public forum on conservation issues from 6:30 to 9 p.m. May 23 at Lycoming College. Three topics will be discussed. more »»
Penn College archers ready for nationals
May 13, 2012 On Friday,?Saturday and next Sunday, Pennsylvania College of Technology’s archery team will compete at the U.S. Intercollegiate Archery Championships in Harrisonburg, Va. more »»
Reflections in Nature: Nature not as placid as we think
May 13, 2012 On one of our beautiful spring mornings, I walked out our back door to be greeted by a splash of colors from my wife Mary Alice’s flower gardens — birds, such as black-capped chickadees, cardinals... more »»
Pennsylvania’s DCNR to help celebrate National Trails Day
May 13, 2012 In conjunction with the American Hiking Society, the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources will hold a number of events on June 2 in honor of National Trails Da. more »»
Steelhead madness
May 6, 2012 WELLSBORO — When a video showing scenes of steelhead fishing expeditions developed technical difficulties and had to be restarted, no one in the audience complained. more »»
‘I sure wish I could go fishing today’
May 6, 2012 The anticipation for my weekend fishing trip to Delaware Seashore State Park had captivated my attention for the better part of two week. more »»
Outdoor briefs
May 6, 2012 Annual trout derby is today PICTURE ROCKS — The Consolidated Sportsmen of Muncy Creeks will hold its annual Dick Harner Kids Trout Derby today at Van Rennsalear Park, behind the Ferrell Elementary... more »»
Area clubs announce firearm events for public
May 6, 2012 (EDITOR’S NOTE: The Sun-Gazette reserves the right to edit items submitted for the “Shooting Sports” section. To submit an event, call 326-1551, ext. 3116. more »»
Range at Tripoli’s Triggers celebrates 6-year anniversary
May 6, 2012 Tripoli’s Triggers Firearms Training and Educational Center, 531 Washington Blvd., will celebrate its six-year anniversary with a special public event on May 15. more »»
Trout Unlimited program wins state award
May 6, 2012 LOCK HAVEN — Trout Unlimited’s Eastern Abandoned Mine Program received Pennsylvania’s 2012 Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence on April 18. more »»
Afield with Friends: Slinging lead can tempt trout
May 6, 2012 “Good morning, Don,” a top CEO in Standard Oil said as he left the lodge to fish with me for two days on perhaps the best blue-ribbon trout water in the country. more »»
Spring cleaning
April 29, 2012 MONTGOMERY — Seven forestry technology majors from Pennsylvania College of Technology recently got a hands-on lesson in spring cleaning — at a bat condo. more »»
Bat count plummets at Lycoming County nesting site, biologist says
April 29, 2012 MONTGOMERY — White-nose syndrome may well be killing bats right here in Lycoming County. more »»
Bucknell researchers battle ‘unprecedented wildlife disaster’
April 29, 2012 LEWISBURG — More than six million bats are dead, and millions more are expected to fall victim to a disease known as white-nose syndrome, or WNS. First identified in the northeastern U.. more »»
PCT archery team has 2 good meets
April 29, 2012 Pennsylvania College of Technology archers stood out last weekend as they hosted the Eastern Intercollegiate Championships by recording three individual firsts, two team firsts and had 14 named to... more »» |
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