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$70K in donations from power company, canoe liveries make up for sequester cuts
New Jersey-based Public Service Electric and Gas has agreed to put up $50,000 to reopen Kittatinny Point boat access.
Seach for Ithaca man who went missing on Cayuga Lake to resume, authorities say
The search for a 22-year-old Ithaca man who went missing Wednesday after he went canoeing alone on Cayuga Lake will continue at 8 a.m. Friday, the Seneca County Sheriff's Office said.
Vero Beach man tours state to promote clean beaches, waterways
The 31-year-old from Vero Beach is spending a year touring Florida's coastline on a paddleboard to raise public awareness of pollution of the state's waterways and beaches.
A couple of Sundays ago, my wife packed us up and took us to Wekiwa Springs for some canoeing.
Our Opinion: Stay even-keeled between your ears
If you're comfortable in and around water, don't get cocky. Be careful how much you drink on a hot day and buddy up with someone who will try to help you if you get into trouble.
Pageant procession takes to the Thames
Buy this photo Organiser Chris Blakey, front, with some of the children who will take part in the first Northmoor River Pageant A PROCESSION of canoes and kayaks will make its way along the Thames near Northmoor as part of the village's first river pageant.
Seneca deputies search for missing Ithaca man who was canoeing on Cayuga Lake
Christopher T. Dennis, 22, of Cayuga Heights Road, left a campsite around 5 a.m. in the town of Covert and put a canoe into Cayuga Lake alone.
Seneca County Sheriff's Deputies looking for missing canoeist
Sheriff's Deputies and emergency personnel are looking for an Ithaca man who disappeared while canoeing in Seneca County.
Wenonah Canoe Names New Rep for Southeastern US
Wenonah Canoe, Inc. named Dave Kruger as its new independent sales representative for the Southeastern USA: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia.
Teenager Rescued from Flint River
At about 4:00 p.m., the boys decided to canoe down the river. Two hours later, after missing their rendezvous point, one of their fathers went looking for them.
Park Service to Discuss Boathouse Study May 22 at West End Library
The National Park Service will hold a public meeting at 6 p.m., May 22, at the West End Public Library to discuss its Georgetown non-motorized boathouse zone feasibility study.
4-H camps offer plethora of summer fun
Camp Wild is a residential camp held jointly by several county 4-H programs, Newberry included.
From neglected mill site, a park rises
For some, this might constitute good advice for newcomers. For Janice Weichman, it is more like a rueful - yet ultimately triumphant - summary of the 12 years since she arrived in Bedford.
Trowbridge couple set to paddle it out in Venice race
Terry and Jenny Sinclair, who run The Family Adven-ture Store, in Hilperton, will use an inflatable racing kayak to compete against 7,000 other entrants taking part in the 30km event.
Canoeing Against Diabetes Current
Zachary Treese is a 9-year old with Type 1 diabetes. He sits with his classmates learning, reading and writing, but he also has to check his blood sugar throughout the day.
Coast youth to train for canoe world sprints
SC Spirit of Excellence has partnered with the Gibsons Paddle Club to offer a six-week outrigger canoeing program for youth, followed by continuous youth development.
Here's where to find a lake in the woods
Combining flatwater canoeing and camping in Idaho is as simple as taking a stroke with a paddle on placid waters.
Hunterdon County Parks and Rec offers summer programs
The summer nature program is an opportunity for kids grades K through 10 to connect with and explore the natural world.
Alternative physical education courses engage local high school students in the great outdoors
Farmington and Piedra Vista high schools offer some unique opportunities to upperclassmen ready to break out of the classroom and into the great outdoors.
Outdoor ed program winning top marks
A class of Grade 9 Vedder Middle School students spent a Monday two weeks ago photographing the Sea-to-Sky mountain range in order to identify geological ages that formed its various rock layers.