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• A “LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN” WITH THE ANGEL ANGLERS -August 19, 08

  For 40 novice anglers from Boys & Girls Clubs around the country, having the opportunity to fish alongside the Bassmaster Elite Series professional anglers was an experience of a lifetime.

• ICAST 2008 Continues Tradition as World’s Largest Sportfishing Trade Show -July 23, 08

  Alexandria, VA— From July 16-18, 7,000 representatives of the global sportfishing community came together for ICAST 2008, the world’s largest sportfishing tradeshow.

• Protecting Human Life During Wildland Fire Operations -July 16, 08

  In 2007, a total of nine firefighters died in the line of duty. Even with our rigorous training and safety standards, nine have already died this year and it is still early in the 2008 wildfire season.

• Biofuels: The answer to rising fuel price? -July 09, 08

• Top 10 places to celebrate Independence Day -July 02, 08

  Day-long beach parties, afternoon parades, nightly concerts and dazzling fireworks, July 4th isn’t your everyday holiday — it’s the birthday of the good ol’ U.S. of A., and everyone’s invited to the countrywide party.

• Field & Stream, Outdoor Life -June 18, 08

  Field & Stream and Outdoor Life, along with parent company Bonnier Corp., have offered a generous sponsorship package in support of Wonders of Wildlife museum, the official home of National Hunting and Fishing Day.

• As fuel prices rise, what alternatives are available to us ? How do we combat this problematic issue? -June 13, 08

  High gas prices can be fixed to a great degree by the government. by introducing fewer restrictions on domestic oil drilling. America is the only oil-producing nation on earth that has placed off-limits a substantial amount of energy reserves.

• Norm Dicks of Washington state recognized for support of nation’s natural resources -June 05, 08

  On Tuesday, June 3, 2008, Representative Norm Dicks (D-WA), a life-long supporter of conservation efforts, was honored during an evening reception in the Senate Caucus Room on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.,

• Anglers Willing to Take Action to Protect Favorite Fishing Spots -June 03, 08

  An overwhelming majority of anglers would take positive, preventive action if one of their favorite fishing spots were threatened with government closure, according to a recent survey.

• 60th anniversary of the public law 557 which made the Civil Air Patrol an official auxiliary -June 02, 08

  During World War II ,volunteers aviators of CAP’s Coastal Patrol distinguished them selves valiantly flying more than 24 million miles during 86000 over-water missions

• Cindy McCain releases tax returns -May 24, 08

  Cindy McCain, wife of Republican presidential candidate, Senator John McCain made her tax returns for the year 2006 public on Friday after refusing to do so earlier.

• McCain Plans to Woo Young Voters -May 12, 08

  Since the primaries are approaching to come to an end, the Republican Presidential candidate McCain wishes to catch the attention of young voters, who are often identified with obama-mania.

• To Exit or not to Exit -May 09, 08

  Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton now faces a dilemma of how she can make a dignified exit from the race. For the aides, donors and political allies of Clinton, the writing on the wall is clear that the Democratic nomination now appears out of reach.

• Voters Unchanged after Wright Controversy -May 05, 08

  Most of the Americans have approved Sen. Obama’s comments on Wright as appropriate. The controversy has not affected much the opinion of the American voters on Obama.

• It matters if you’re Black or White -May 03, 08

  The Racial spat between Democratic Presidential nominees Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Sen. Barack Obama has been upsetting the campus environment across the US, by racial divisions.

• About bites, dogs and children -April 29, 08

  Dogs can help teach a child responsibility, patience, empathy, and compassion, but remember, no young child is capable of properly training or completely caring for a dog. So the quick message is stay around between your curious dog and more curious kid.

• Boise Lawyers are trying to Defend 9/11 Architects -April 22, 08

  David Nevin and Scott McKay, attorneys from Boise have decided to defend death penalty charges against Khalid Sheik Mohammed, who allegedly masterminded the gruesome 9/11 attacks in 2001.

• Foreign Trade and Investment in the Development of Idaho -April 21, 08

  The major chunk of the Idaho’s economy comes form International trade and commerce. Most of the corporations of Idaho are involved in the export and import business, and about 835 companies …

• Pope's defining moment -April 18, 08

  Though the Pope Benedict is going according to his schedule during the on going six-day visit to the U.S., all of the events are completely overshadowed by the sex abuse scandals involving the pedophile priests.

• World’s biggest airline awaits approval -April 15, 08

  The board of Delta Air Lines Inc and Northwest Airlines Corp has finally announced the expected merge deal to emerge as the world’s largest airline if the regulatory authorities and

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