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Day: July 23, 2010
Hunting and Fishing News: REWARD OFFERED FOR INFORMATION ON HUNTING-RELATED SHOOTING INCIDENT
IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PA
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Clearfield County, today announced that a reward of up to $2,500 is available for information leading to the successful prosecution of the individual responsible for hunting-related shooting of a DuBois-area hunter and his 9-year-old son. The incident took place on the DuBois Beagle Club property off State Route 119 in Sandy Township, Clearfield County, on May 1, which was the opening day of the 2010 spring gobbler season.
According to WCO Stewart, Orlando W. Prosper Jr., the victim, and his son, Garrett, were walking along a logging road. As the two crested a rise, the victim noticed a hunter set up about 50 yards away, so he and his son turned to leave the area. When they began to walk away, the pair was struck in the face, back and side with shotgun pellets. As the victim got back up on his feet, he saw the unidentified shooter leaving in a northerly direction, toward State Route 322.
Prosper and his family contributed $1,000 toward the reward fund. Additionally, contributions of $500 each have been made to the reward fund by: Pennsylvania Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF); the Susquehanna Chapter of the NWTF; and Pennsylvania Wildlife Habitat Unlimited.
Those interested in contributing toward the reward fund are encouraged to send checks or
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TIPS AND SNIPPETS: BlogNetNews no longer; Some changes made on CNB
By Bill Cleary
Many of you have no doubt noticed that BlogNetNews is no longer accessible. Gone too is the little blue BNN widget with a number written on it that was a fixture on CNB. Driving the decision is, of course, money. Dave Mastio, who operated BNN, said the site has been losing enough money of late that it is for sale. In the meantime, it has shut down. He said he may restart it if the economy improves. BlogNetNews ranked the most influential blogs in each state across the country.
For three years straight BlogNetNews rated ClearysNoteBook as one of the top 20 blogs in the state of New Jersey. The number would vary each week but most of the time we were listed in the top 10. And on more than one occasion we were ranked number one. How they chose each blog we could never figure it out nor would Mastio reveal his secret.
In answer to several complaints about the page not loading fast enough we have cut the number of posts on the front page from 23 down to 12. To read more articles click the link at the bottom of the first page which will direct you to the second and third pages. We have also cut the number of photo albums displayed from 50 down to five. We will replace those with other albums every so often. Hopefully these changes will take care of the problem.
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City of Gloucester City: Resolution Awarding Contract for Aquatic Vegetation Survey
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Video: The Investigation of the DRPA
New Jersey News reporter Zachary Fink investigates the Delaware River Port Authority and finds generous salaries for board members, padded pensions, wind mills that don’t work, slush funds, skipped board elections required by laws, misspending millions of dollars, etc. etc.
The country is in one of the worst recessions in history yet the report by NJN’s reporter Fink reveals a Port Authority that could care less how it spends the public’s money.
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Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Launches New Website
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ATLANTA – The Women\’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) announced today the launch of the organization’s new website. The new WBCA.org, which originally premiered in 2000, provides an easy-to-navigate user-experience and offers many exciting features that will serve as a valuable asset to WBCA members as well as women’s basketball supporters and fans.
\”We are excited about our new website and proud to be able to offer our membership and our sport such a great resource,\” said WBCA CEO Beth Bass. \”We plan to continue enhancing the site in order to better service our members by providing professional development opportunities year-round.\”
The new website is the latest effort by the WBCA to reach its target audience of
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Bellmawr Fire Dept. Responds to 3 Alarm Fire in Mt. Ephraim
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