Month: March 2022
Revealing The Humanity Behind Shore-Based Shark Fishing In Florida
To more effectively manage this increasingly popular method of fishing, managers need to know more about who fishes for these predators…
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Are Berkshire County Lakes Still Safe For Ice Fishing?
With Sunday’s temperatures touching 60 degrees in The Berkshires, it takes a passerby like myself to wonder if that ice is still thick enough to enjoy some
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With Sunday’s temperatures touching 60 degrees in The Berkshires, it takes a passerby like myself to wonder if that ice is still thick enough to enjoy some
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Georgia Angler Catches State-Record Hickory Shad
Timmy Wood caught the 2-pound, 10-ounce fish on the Ogeechee River. It’s the waterbody’s second record shad within the last year
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Family Fun at 54th Annual Jonquil Festival March 18-19
Family Fun at 54th Annual Jonquil Festival March 18-19
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Over 1,000 migrants have made the risky trip to Florida in 2022. Will they keep coming?
More than a thousand migrants from Haiti and Cuba have risked their lives sailing to Florida to flee from the political and economic turmoil in their home countries over the past year, according to federal authorities.
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As Gus Dapperton’s Career Progresses, So Does His Musical Process
Gus Dapperton is difficult to define. That’s on purpose.
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South Florida Reggae Band Claims Dua Lipa Ripped Off Its Melody
In a federal lawsuit, Artikal Sound System alleges that its song “Live Your Life” was the source for Dua Lipa’s melodic hook in “Levitating.”
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Michael Tilson Thomas Steps Down as Artistic Director of New World Symphony
New World Symphony’s Michael Tilson Thomas announced that he’s stepping down due to a brain cancer diagnosis.
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