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New president should be true to the blue
Vikki Spruill is president and chief executive of Ocean Conservancy. This is from The Washington Post.On Tuesday, President George W. Bush began for the ocean what President Theodore Roosevelt did when he created the National Park System. The administration announced plans to create a national monument that will protect 195,000 square nautical miles...Tags: Global Change, Tourism and Leisure, Monuments and Heritage Sites, Ecosystems, Gardens and Parks
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Steve Dahl's winter gear
Despite the lack of good parking near Wrigley Field, my apprehension about sitting in the cold upper deck for four hours during a hockey game and my weak and/or parakeet-sized bladder, I was there on New Year's Day for the Winter Classic. I am a...Tags: Clothing and Textiles Industry, Bolingbrook, Facebook, Tickets, Wine, Beer, and Spirits
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Campaign Aims To Help Children in War Zones
Associated PressIntel Corp. has teamed up with two charities and several celebrities in an effort to help educate millions of children trapped in war zones around the world and help their parents earn higher incomes. The yearlong effort, called "Small Things Challenge,"...Tags: Counting Crows, Wars and Interventions, Corporate Officers, Maroon 5, Santa Clara
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Minnesota news in brief at 8:58 p.m. CST
Authorities in Sherburne County are investigating a string of fish house burglaries. The sheriff says five houses were burglarized on one lake in one day. Thieves stole hundreds of dollars of gear from the Clear Lake area. Items were also taken from...Tags: Chris Coleman, Local Elections, Assault, Minnesota, Crimes
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Wind crushes covered slip at Deep Creek Landing Marina
928-6479Johann Pfeiffer gazed out across the wreckage of the Deep Creek Landing Marina and was grateful that he had made a quick trip to the pharmacy Wednesday morning. His new 25-foot fishing boat was buried somewhere under that pile of wood and debris, and...Tags: Virginia, Outer Banks, Bodies of Water, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Newport News (Newport News, Virginia)
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Long-term protection for crabs - "freezing" dormant crabbers
baltimoresun.comIn reporting on Maryland's plans for regulating the crab catch next year in The Baltimore Sun today, I skipped over the state's proposal to "freeze" about a thousand crabbing licenses that apparently haven't been used in years. It won't do anything... -
Bush sets aside huge Pacific sanctuaries
baltimoresun.comYellow tang near Maug Island in Mariana Archipelago - Robert Schroeder, NOAAIn a move generating rare praise from environmentalists, President Bush is to announce today that he is creating three huge new marine reserves in... -
Illegal fishing charged; tons of rockfish seized
Natural Resources Police seized nearly 3 tons of striped bass Sunday from a trawler and charged a Dorchester County seafood processor with illegal commercial fishing in Maryland waters. It was the second time in less than a week that officers had...Tags: Dorchester County, Cape May (Cape May, New Jersey), Mount Vernon, Seafood and Fishing Industry, New Jersey
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Bush shelters ocean treasures
Tribune NewspapersPresident George W. Bush created three national monuments in the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday, protecting waters near U.S.-controlled islands that contain a rich diversity of corals, fish and other sea life as well as unusual geological formations in the...Tags: Interior Policy, Tourism and Leisure, Monuments and Heritage Sites, The White House, Seafood and Fishing Industry
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Brooks H. Grimme excelled as inventor, scholar, businessman
Sentinel Staff WriterBrooks H. Grimme found success in every stage of his career: As a college student, he graduated magna cum laude; as an engineer, he was a part of the NASA space team, with several patents to his credit; and in his retirement, he became a business broker...Tags: General Electric Company, Miami (Miami-Dade, Florida), Weaponry, Advanced Training, California
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Building A 'Blue Legacy'
On Tuesday, President Bush began for the ocean what President Theodore Roosevelt did when he created the National Park System. The administration announced plans to create a national monument that will protect 195,000 square nautical miles of the...Tags: Global Change, Tourism and Leisure, Monuments and Heritage Sites, Ecosystems, Seafood and Fishing Industry
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