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Cranberry Bog Water Level Likely To Rise Again
Despite all of the rain this summer, recent visitors to the East Hampton portion of the Airline Trail may have noticed a drastic decrease in the water level at the Cranberry Bog — a privately owned pond at which visitors have honed their fishing and...Tags: Wetlands, Ice Skating, Natural Resources, Cranberries
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Study: Digging in sand can increase health problems
stacey.altherr@newsday.comDigging in beach sand might be hazardous to your health. A study by the Environmental Protection Agency and University at North Carolina at Chapel Hill found those who dig in the sand have an increased chance of gastrointestinal problems, such as...Tags: Long Island, Environmental Politics, Symptoms, Health and Safety at School, Diseases
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The "Cash For Clunkers" Program Shifts Into High Gear.
The official name is 'The Car Allowance Rebate System - Also Known As 'Cash For Clunkers'.
Nothing better for new car dealers like John Bommarito and nothing better for consumers who stand to receive thousands more than what their old, gas guzzler is...Tags: Isuzu, Mercury, Vehicles, Mitsubishi, Jaguar
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Stimulus funds will bring clean water to thousands in Indian Country, remote Alaskan villages
Associated Press WriterFLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — The road from the Navajo community of Sweetwater to Red Mesa is unpaved and rugged but well traveled. Twice a week, about 100 residents on the outskirts of Sweetwater load up 55-gallon drums and drive 12 miles so that they...Tags: Water, Environmental Politics, Water Supply, Sweetwater
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Mustang nicely updated but faces competition
Ford has done a great job since 1964 of continuously updating the Mustang. Not a perfect job - there was, after all, the Pinto-based Mustang II of the mid 1970s. But Ford's ability to keep the Mustang fresh is impressive, especially when compared to the...Tags: Vehicles, General Motors Corp.
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CONFIRMED: 2010 Kia Forte Koup will go on sale late summer
Autoblog.comFiled under: Coupes, Economy, Kia 2010 Kia Forte Koup - Click above for high-res image gallery After strapping ourselves behind the wheel of Kia's new Forte sedan for our initial drive, we came away thinking that the new Korean was a stylish, reasonable... -
Officially Official: GMC adds hybrid model to Yukon Denali SUV
Autoblog.comFiled under: Hybrids/Alternative, SUVs, Green, GMC 2010 GMC Yukon Denali Hybrid - Click above for high-res image gallery General Motors has finally added the 2-Mode Hybrid powertrain to its top-level GMC Yukon Denali. There aren't any mechanical changes... -
Hyundai Jumps the Gun on "Cash for Clunkers" Program
Edmunds.comThe Hyundai Elantra is a good replacement vehicle for someone turning in a clunker. Hyundai is rolling out a new program that allows car buyers to use the "Cash for Clunkers" program before the bill even goes into effect. The Korean manufacturer has tried... -
The V-6 Corvette and Other Heresies
MotorTrend MagazineI'm still tingling from this morning's 300 mile cross country-blast in the Corvette ZR1. I didn't go over 140 mph, but Lordy, what a car! Punch the gas and the LS9 bellows like a lion kicked in the balls, delivering a surge of pure, weapons-grade thrust.... -
Allan B. Heaver, property manager
Allan Bancroft Heaver, a property manager who was active numerous civic and professional organizations, died July 2 of complications from renal failure at Indigo Farms, his Clarksville farm. He was 57.
Born in Baltimore and raised in Roland Park, Mr....Tags: Clarksville, Clubs and Associations, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Environmental Politics, Roland Park
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7 mistakes made while dieting
The Orlando SentinelCan't afford a personal trainer? Here's some advice from trainer Jose Ruiz: Nutrition plays a HUGE role in how our bodies look and feel and also in the results we get from our workouts. It does not have to be a hard thing to master, but for most people...Tags: Human Body
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Report: Regulate bottled water better
The Associated PressConsumers know less about the water they pay dearly for in bottles than what they can drink almost for free from the tap because the two are regulated differently, congressional investigators and nonprofit researchers say in new reports. Both the...Tags: Sales, Environmental Pollution, Environmental Politics, Food Industry, Water Pollution
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