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Our View: Nature is helping clean filthy New River
What has been called, rightly so or not, the most polluted river in the United States has seen some improvement in its water quality in the past decade. The New River, which originates south of Mexicali and meanders north through Calexico and Brawley...Tags: Wetlands, California, Natural Resources, Environmental Pollution, Water Pollution
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Florida Travel Tips & Deals
Special CorrespondentCheck this list often as new tips, events and deals around Florida come in: Partnership for cruise line The Royal Geographical Society (with the Institute of British Geographers), founded nearly 200 years ago to advance geographical science, is to...Tags: Walt Disney World Resort, Seafood, Ryanair Holdings Plc, Santa Claus (fictional character), LPGA
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Course Source: Chambers Bay GC, Wawona Hotel GC
ReutersThe Sports Xchange By Tom LaMarre, The Sports Xchange Course Source: Chambers Bay GC, Wawona Hotel GC IN THE PUBLIC EYE: Chambers Bay Golf Course in University Place, Wash., five miles south of Tacoma and 45 minutes south of Seattle. THE LAYOUT:...Tags: Cross Country Skiing, William Howard Taft, Sports, Highway Transportation, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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Winnetka Park District keeping tabs on beach users
A change in how the Winnetka Park District keeps tabs on the use of its beaches is raising some eyebrows, but officials say it's for business and safety reasons. This summer, any Winnetka resident or non-resident wanting to lounge or otherwise...
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READER SUBMITTED: Shores Of Southeastern Connecticut Reign In "On the Banks" Art Exhibit
New LondonThe Gallery at Firehouse Square is presenting a colorful art exhibit highlighting the shores of southeastern Connecticut. Titled "On The Banks," the show features vibrant, majestic views of the Mystic, Thames and Niantic rivers, as well as Long Island...Tags: Long Island Sound, Arts and Culture, North Stonington, Arts, Old Lyme
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Florida Travel Guide for Scuba Diving
Sentinel Staff WriterKnown for its white sand beaches and thousands of miles of coastline, there is more to Florida's sun-filled fun than just the beach. With a diverse selection of underwater environments, Florida offers some of the world's best scuba diving. From the...Tags: Fishing, Diving, Coral Reefs, Walt Disney, Caves and Caverns
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Malibu residents: Not in my front beach
It isn't often we hear from those who empathize with Malibu homeowners in the continuing battle for beach access in that oceanfront city. Which isn't surprising, considering this fight pits moneyed residents against less-well-off beachgoers seeking access...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Apple iPhone, Apple iPad, First Aid
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Report: Chicagoans want improvements to Near North Side's crowded lakefront path
RedEyeChicagoans love their lakefront path, but they don't love all 18-miles equally. In fact, the three-mile stretch of trail between Fullerton Avenue and Randolph Street frustrates cyclists, runners, and beach-seeking pedestrians alike, according to a new...Tags: Near South Side, Near North Side, Navy Pier
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Eagles teams reach middle school tennis finals
Donna Klein Jewish Academy tennis coach Ken Maget had a feeling at the start of the season that his boys' and girls' middle school teams could contend for titles in the Independent Athletic League. His confidence proved on the mark as both squads reached...Tags: Middle Schools, Larry Grant, Religion and Belief, Beam Gymnastics, College Sports
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App helps with safety along Great Lakes
As swimming season begins in the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes Commission has released new tools to help ensure that people's time spent at the beach, hitting the waves and cruising the waters, is safe and fun. To help protect swimmers from dangerous...Tags: Swimming, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Sports, National Weather Service, U.S. Coast Guard
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Scouting out Malibu beaches? Get 'em on the phone
When environmental writer Jenny Price first began scouting for ways to get to Malibu's beaches, she drove up and down Pacific Coast Highway but did not spot a single sign pointing "this way to the beach." Shrubbery obscured stairway openings. "Private...
Tags: Eli Broad, DreamWorks Animation SKG Incorporated, Crime, Law and Justice, California Department of Transportation, Princeton University
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Ban on plastic grocery bags rejected by state Senate
SACRAMENTO -- A proposal to ban single-use plastic grocery bags in California is dead for the year after it failed to win passage by a deadline in the state Senate on Thursday. It was the third time since 2010 that such a bill has stalled in the...
Tags: Ben Hueso, Material Science, Kevin de Leon, Ron Calderon, Elections
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