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Thursday, January 31, 2013
Storm-Related Road Closures in Four Central Pennsylvania Counties
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Catch of the day at the Bio Blitz at Sinnemahoning State Park. Photo by Curt Weinhold.
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Friday 05/24/2013 Bobcat in PA
Nature Center---9:00-9:50 P.M.
The history, biology, and management of the bobcat in Pennsylvania will be explored. The presentation will include mounts, artifacts, and video clips of actual research in Tioga County. Jim Mucci
Saturday 05/25/2013 Rattlesnakes!
Nature Center 7:00-8:00 P.M.
Retired biology teacher Alan Puskar will provide a complete look at the state's largest venomous reptile. Using live rattlesnakes and other artifacts, he will provide factual information about this misunderstood reptile.
Sunday 05/26/2013 Canoe Tour
Beach Area 6:00-7:30 P.M.
Explore the history and management of our lake – all by canoe and a relaxed family setting. Boats, paddles, and PFD’s provided. PFD’s must be worn at all times. Limited space – registration required. Register at the park office. Jim Mucci
Sunday 05/26/2013 Way of a Trout
Nature Center 9:00 P.M.-9:50 P.M.
Watch a conservation classic which demonstrates the need for clean water by showing the life struggles of a huge rainbow trout. Excellent photography with many featured species found in our park. Jim Mucci
Monday 05/27/2013 Free Tackle Loaner Program – Fish for Free Day
Campsite #6 8:00 A.M. - Noon
FREE tackle loaner equipment is available by stopping by Campsite #6 - Host site between 8am and Noon. Rods and tackle combined with a PA Fish for Free Day make this an ideal setup for a family outing. Free tackle is available at other dates and times. Contact the park for more information.
If you need an accommodation to participate in park activities due to a disability, please contact the park you plan to visit. With at least three days notice, interpreters for people who are deaf or hard of hearing are available for educational programs.
The Grief Connection. You are not alone. Let us help you find hope and healing for the future. Charles Cole Memorial Hospital hosts a Bereavement Support Group EVERY Tuesday in the Champion Orthopedics waiting room. For more information, please call 274-0384 or Call June Buckler at 647-8616 or 544-1400 (work)
3 comments:
I remember when I was a kid 50+ years ago, we had snow, Ice and rain storms that seemed or where alot worse than the ones we see today. Most cars did not have all wheel drive. Yet mom and Dad made it back and fourth to work. The roads were kept reasonably cleared there wasn't alot of flooding and the electricity didn't go out everytime the wind blew.
What does this say about what's going on today? The easy winters we've had for the past couple years have caused us to develope some bad habits. The structure or lack of maintenance on our electric lines seem to be in disrepair.
The lack of attention to our streams (not being allowed to clean out gravel bars or clogs of wood),or even standing timber on our stream beds - because of the DEP also seem to add to the flooding or general flow of the water.
It's a shame that we've become so regulated that the simple things we could do to avoid these damaging events - can no longer be done.
Shame on all of us for allowing it to get this way.
The trouble is government and private companys have become to big and lazy. The higher up's lay off contractors and labor so they can give themselves more money. The unions have also had a hand in killing many job duties. Bunny lovin tree huggers fear you may kill a bug .The list is endless.
The companies are tired of carrying dead weight like you. We also like our bunnies extra crispy and we use our trees for firewood that someone else cuts for us.
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