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All In The Family: Maine Mother & Son Charged in Massive Drug Bust

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snakehead fish :: Article Creator Maryland Offers Three License-free Fishing Days In June And On Fourth Of July ANNAPOLIS, Md. (7News) — Maryland is offering annual license-free fishing days in June and July, allowing local and visiting anglers to catch and keep fish in some of the state's waterways for recreational purposes. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) hosts license-free fishing every year on the first two Saturdays of June and on Independence Day, according to a statement. The department announced that this year's license-free days are June 1, June 8 and July 4. DNR officials said that the license-free fishing days provide anglers a "unique opportunity to explore the state's diverse fishing without needing a fishing license, trout stamp, or registration." READThe 10 best Mid-Atlantic fishing destinations to try this summer All anglers must follow current regulations, including size and catch

Fall 2021 Children's Sneak Previews

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new guinea singing dog :: Article Creator Drone Footage Shows Scale Of Destruction In Papua New Guinea Landslide A mass of boulders, earth and splintered trees can be seen in new drone footage released Tuesday of the devastation from a landslide that wiped out a village in a remote part of Papua New Guinea. People can be seen pacing back and forth searching for their loved ones in the shadow of the limestone mountainside, part of which sheared away Friday, devastating the village of Yambali in the South Pacific nation's remote highlands. As they used shovels, sticks and their bare hands in the footage released by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the hope of finding their loved ones alive in the tons of rubble becomes increasingly unlikely. But moving heavy machinery into the area is proving difficult. Only one large digger has arrived in Yambali village because a collapsed bridge in the neighboring Western Highlands pro

Wildlife in United States - Types of USA Animals

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iguana super red :: Article Creator LOOK: Dolphins' Jaelan Phillips Finds Iguana In His Toilet: 'This Is Some Florida S--- If I've Ever Seen It' Living on South Beach comes with plenty of perks, but Jaelan Phillips just experienced the negatives. The Miami Dolphins linebacker recently shared that he was greeted by an iguana during a recent trip to the restroom.   It's safe to say that the iguana was just as surprised to see Phillips, the former Hurricanes standout and 2021 first-round pick. Phillips has put plenty of fear into opposing offenses since joining the Dolphins, recording 22 sacks, 24 tackles for loss and three fumble recoveries over that span.  Phillips was enjoying a breakout campaign last year before an injury prematurely ended his season after just eight games. Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel recently provided an update on both Phillips and fellow outside linebacker Bradley Chubb, who is also working his

Best in the biz: The very best of Bill Flick

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love family dog :: Article Creator Golden Retriever Makes Cat 'Fall In Love' Again After Loss Of Family Dog: 'She Healed' Him (Exclusive) A cat named Fred has found a new companion after grieving the loss of his longtime friend. When owner Dayshun Stevens got Fred in 2019, she already had a 7-year-old golden retriever named Arthur, and the pet pair became "inseparable" within days, she tells PEOPLE. "He just followed Arthur everywhere, and they did everything together side by side for the next four years," Stevens says. Then, last August, the family suddenly lost Arthur after he developed a tumor that aggressively spread and ruptured.  Fred the cat and Sunny the golden retriever. Dayshun Stevens "Fred didn't really look for Arthur after he died, but I could tell he was grieving," Stevens recalls. "He slept a lot, a lot more than usual." Stevens says she and her husb

Why does Florida have so many invasive species?

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gator city reptiles :: Article Creator Alligator Still Missing Nearly A Week After Disappearing At Missouri Middle School Your browser is not supportedtennessean.Com tennessean.Com wants to ensure the best experience for all of our readers, so we built our site to take advantage of the latest technology, making it faster and easier to use. Unfortunately, your browser is not supported. Please download one of these browsers for the best experience on tennessean.Com Recent Alligator Attacks Reminder 'they're Around Us All The Time' It's alligator mating season and rescue crews and hospitals have been busy responding and treating alligator injuries. A farmworker in Palm City was bitten in the leg by a 9-foot gator Wednesday. Last Sunday, a baby gator was spotted lounging in a Palm Beach Gardens fountain. And last week a dog named Brady was attacked and had his leg amputated from an apparent gator bite near Lake Worth Bea

Fall 2021 Children's Sneak Previews

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four lined tree frog :: Article Creator Croydon Woods Has Earned Awards For Environmental Stewardship. It's A Superfund Site From Philly and the Pa. Suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know! For more than 30 years, Connie Storz has kept an eye on an 80-acre parcel of woods next to the Keystone Elementary School in Croydon, Bucks County. As a school administrator, she had an interest in what was going on in Croydon Woods. "This used to be a complete trash dump," Storz said, walking through Croydon Woods Nature Preserve recently when its bare trees were beginning to emerge from winter. "A lot of homeless, a lot of kids partying back here, and there was a lot of quad riding," she said. "That was probably the worst, kids riding their quads back here. And motorcycles." WHYY thanks our sponsors — b