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2013/05/19 21:43
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CHIPLEY — A Bay County fugitive was arrested in southern Washington County Saturday morning following a manhunt by multiple agencies, according to a news release from the Washington County Sheriff’s...
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2013/05/19 18:50
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Posted: May 19, 2013 - 1:51pm TAMPA, Fla. — A Tampa man got more than he bargained for when he opened his door to let the dog out. A black bear was in his backyard. The Tampa Bay Times...
2013/05/19 15:45
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- A team of wildlife biologists, veterinarians and police has saved the life of a seriously injured Florida panther kitten. A homeowner in Collier County spotted the nine-month-old...
2013/05/19 15:39
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Memorial Day is one of the most popular boating days of the year, but it is also one of the most dangerous days on the water. While boaters are out having a good time, the water is no holiday for law...
2013/05/19 11:06
2013/05/19 11:06
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BILLERICA -- Heavy truck traffic bottling up the area, making noise throughout the day, lowering property values and disrupting their quality of life -- a Billerica neighborhood is dreading the worst....
2013/05/19 09:37
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The May 5 letter from Courtney Loper of the pro-gas and oil lobby called "Energy in Depth" requires a response since her remarks were directed at my April 15 letter. First, full disclosure: I am the...
2013/05/19 09:24
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WESTON – A proposed hunting ban in Weston’s town forests failed with a show of hands by residents packed into a standing-room-only Town Meeting at Weston High School Wednesday night. The ban proposed...
2013/05/18 20:26
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City officials expect a large crowd with a lot to say at a town hall meeting about fracking on Wednesday. The public meeting is expected to include many questions and comments from residents, many of...
2013/05/18 18:33
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Treasure hunters have long pilfered arrowheads, pottery and other archaeological artifacts on state lands, risking jail time if caught. But a loophole in state law meant that looters didn't face...
2013/05/18 11:19
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When the shrimp boat Skye Marie caught on fire Tuesday night in Tarpon Springs, the owner Billy Harris said he lost his livelihood. Harris is now afraid he could lose his freedom, as well. Harris...
2013/05/18 05:12
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Saturday May 18, 2013 WILLIAMSTOWN -- Changes in zoning bylaws, a citizens petition requesting funds to save The Spruces Mobile Home Park, and a civil fingerprinting bylaw are some issues voters will...
2013/05/18 04:32
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Vincent and Gino Mortillaro, who own and operate a lobster company across Commercial Street from the site of the planned Beauport Gloucester hotel, have filed suit against the city in Lawrence...
2013/05/18 02:00
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ISLAMORADA, Fla. (AP) -- Wildlife officials are investigating the suspicious death of a crocodile that laid its eggs in a Florida Keys yard. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says...
2013/05/18 00:17
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In the most anticipated question at the ballot box on Tuesday — with no contested board seats on the ballot — residents voted, essentially, to disband the board of fire engineers, giving managerial...
2013/05/17 22:38
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RIDGEFIELD -- In 2011, townspeople resoundingly rejected plans to build a town-owned cell tower on the ridge line overlooking Ridgefield High School. Now, it appears the town may get one anyway --...
2013/05/17 19:40
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By 8 a.m. on May 11, the rain had stopped. A few hours later, the sun was trying to peek through the clouds. It was a fine day for a ribbon cutting at the new community gardens at the Wheaton...
2013/05/17 19:19
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Email letters, May 17, 2013 Friday, May 17, 2013 Michelle Wheatley deserves hearty congratulations Michelle Wheatley has just wrapped up eight years of distinguished public service at Colorado...
2013/05/17 18:29
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CHEYENNE — Wyoming officials worry that Interior Department rules for hydraulic fracturing on federal land might unnecessarily duplicate the state’s existing regulations for the practice that has...
2013/05/17 16:58
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A Tampa man got quite a surprise Friday when he let his dog out for a walk. Eloy Perez, 70, said when he opened his door, a 250-pound black bear was hanging out in his back yard. When his dog...
2013/05/17 16:32
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A tearful Steven Sipek, better known as “Tarzan”, acknowledged today it is unlikely he will ever again be allowed to live with his beloved big cats after admitting he violated state wildlife laws by...