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No Child Left Indoors: St. John puts eco-tourism on the map
The combination of a back-country feel, with many recreational opportunities, along with ranger-led outings — all happening in nearly perfect weather with breathtaking views, beautiful beaches and fine local restaurants — make the island a perfect family getaway destination.
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Icebreaker outdoor expo from an 8-year-old's perspective
My dad and I went to the (Icebreaker) outdoors show (in Milton). We go every year and it is a lot of fun.
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No child left indoors: Calling all Jakes
"I’m sure that I’m preaching to the choir when I say the outdoors is good for you. We’ve all enjoyed a sunrise in the woods, an afternoon on the lake or simply a morning cup of coffee on the porch. ..."
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Ken Maurer column: Visions of trout fishing
I know it’s still winter, but I find myself daydreaming about warm air, green leaves and the soft burble of a riffle on a trout stream.
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Don Steese column: Old times
You know you’re getting old when you read about a new Hoppe’s No. 9 formula being introduced and the first thing you think is “It better smell just like the old one!”
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Lewisburg duo helps youths embrace hunting
For 34 years, Jim and Marti Hornberger, of Lewisburg, have owned a kennel they call Cloverking German Shorthair Pointers. Their breeding business includes training their dogs in obedience and field work prior to selling.
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Ken Maurer column: Deer story in February
February is sort of a drab month. It’s like March’s ugly sister. Sweet April is coming, and in the meantime, throw another log on the fire.
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Don Steese column: Fishing for cuts
Few things surprise me anymore, but the fact that we’re losing anglers here in the Keystone state kinda does.
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Ken Maurer's Outdoors column: Case of the 'no-show'
The recent decision by Reed Exhibitions to ban certain firearms from the Harrisburg Sportsmen’s Show, and the resulting collapse of the show had to be quite a surprise to the outdoors industry. It is surprising and somewhat perplexing that Reed’s, an entity that previously had no problem with any firearms, would suddenly turn on the Harrisburg show.
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Don Steese's Outdoors column: Benefits outweigh the cost
Five thousand six hundred eighty-seven dollars and sixty-eight cents a pound.
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No Child Left Indoors: St. John puts eco-tourism on the map
