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First National Bank of White Bluffs
News Release: Pride in the ‘20’s changed more than anyone would have anticipated!.
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Milkweed and Monarchs
News Release: Quick Facts. Location: 34° 44’ 12.2"; -107° 58’ 34.7". Significance: Stop 1 of 9. Hawaiian-Style in the High Desert. You will be hiking on is some of the youngest, if not the youngest, lava in the region from this point on. The McCartys lava erupted between 1,200 and 3,900 years ago. When compared to the...
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Glacier National Park 2023 Construction Updates
News Release: Mental Wellness at Ozark National Scenic Riverways.
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Spring Forward into Bryce Canyon’s Centennial Year
News Release: “Article II Section 1.a of Constitution of the Mattachine Society of Washington: To secure for homosexuals the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, as proclaimed for all men by the Declaration of Independence; and to secure for homosexuals the basic rights and liberties established by the word and spirit of the Constitution of the United States.".
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The Bureau of Land Management Utah State Office seeks public comment for the September 2023 oil and gas lease sale
News Release: SALT LAKE CITY - Consistent with direction in the Inflation Reduction Act, the Bureau of Land Management Utah State Office released an environmental assessment analyzing 18 parcels comprising 31,807.99 acres for the proposed September 2023 Competitive Oil and Gas Lease Sale. Fourteen of these parcels...
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Pullman and the Advent of the Dining Car
News Release: Improve Your Learning Wellness. Enriching your brain with new knowledge is just as important as moving your body. The National Park Service Wellness Challenge encourages you to learn something new. Life-long learning improves brain function, increases mental resilience, and connects you to a community...
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Accomplishment: Nate Meshake
News Release: “I thought I had come from the best year of all. I had survived the oppression of the ‘50s, participated in the social experiments of the ‘60s, and emerged from the closet into the sunlight of the ‘70s, managing to have a great deal of fun and fulfillment before the plague years of the ‘80s. Not long...
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Hanford Town
News Release: Frederick Law Olmsted (1822-1903) is recognized as the founder of American landscape architecture and the nation's foremost parkmaker. Olmsted moved his home to suburban Boston in 1883 and established the world's first full-scale professional office for the practice of landscape design. During the next century, his sons and successors perpetuated Olmsted's design ideals, philosophy, and influence.
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Big South Fork and Obed Science Meeting on April 19
News Release: by Frank Kohl. In early 1872, President Ulysses S. Grant was nearing the end of his first term. He had experienced both successes and failures, as Grant worked to close the divide left by the Civil War. While the country struggled with Reconstruction, U.S. Geological Survey scientists ventured west to...
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Wanawish/Horn Rapids Dam
News Release: From this place and time, building on the work of many before, the nation started the march - not yet finished - toward securing equality and respect for L.G.B.T. people."-President Obama during Stonewall National Monument Proclamation.
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Wetherill Mesa Closed for the 2023 Season Due to Construction
News Release: Near the end of the battle, as the Americans swept forward, two Continental officers sought to capture the enemy's light 3-pounder "grasshopper" cannons. Captain Anderson of Maryland won the race when he used his spontoon to vault forward onto one of the grasshoppers. Captain Kirkwood of Delaware captured the other.
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World CA Condor Update – 2022 Population Status
News Release: Mental Wellness at Ozark National Scenic Riverways.
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Red Hill Cabin reopens
News Release: After firing twice, the militia retreated behind the Continentals who were awaiting the British advance in this area. British reinforcements, Fraser's 71st Highlanders, threatened the Continentals' right flank to turn to face them. His center and left flank misunderstood and began an orderly retreat.
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Andrew Bliss, Physical Scientist
News Release: By Cristóbal López. One of the many characteristics and customs of Spanish Missions along the borderlands was the establishment of a camposanto (sacred burial ground) for baptized Native Americans and citizens of New Spain. Generally, Spanish missionaries established camposantos in front of the church...
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The Apple Trees at Aspet
News Release: Mental Wellness at Ozark National Scenic Riverways.
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Renew with Nature: Hike the Table Rocks!
News Release: Joint News Release. Bureau of Land Management, Medford District. The Nature Conservancy. MEDFORD, Ore. - Renew your connection with nature with a series of free, guided educational hikes at Upper and Lower Table Rocks. Offered by The Nature Conservancy and Bureau of Land Management Medford District during...
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Howard Amon Park
News Release: Today Tarleton's would be called a combined arms task force. It contained all the elements to conduct a quick movement and "engage an enemy." Ranks of red-coated fusiliers, regulars, and raw recruits of the 7th Regiment formed in this immediate area. Wetlands impeded the maneuvers of the 7th, and Tarleton initiated the battle before they were completely deployed.
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I Didn't Know That! Getting Comfortable in Bear Country
News Release: “Gay rights issues were far more prominent in the mainstream dialogue of the ‘00 campaign in comparison to the 1992 and 1996 campaigns…We enacted the executive order banning discrimination in the federal workplace. We made numerous appointments of openly gay and lesbian individuals for the first time in history. We found for the Employment Non-Discrimation Act…We moved the center of gravity on those issues…" -Al Gore in “Making Gay History" by Eric Marcus.
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Knob Creek Tavern Visitor Center to Open for the 2023 Season
News Release: Wrestle with our country’s past while learning the stories of the enslaved people who lived and worked at White Haven. Take a moment to pause inside the summer kitchen - the place where enslaved people prepared meals and cleaned laundry. Contemplate what it was like to work inside the building in the heat of summer. Reflect on the lives of these people who were enslaved and those who fought for freedom.
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Meditation Basics for Stress Relief Workshop Hosted by the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace at the LaRue County Library
News Release: Improve Your Physical Wellness. Even the smallest of movements can have a great impact on your personal wellness. The National Park Service Wellness Challenge offers you many opportunities to move. We welcome you to get out, explore, start a new habit, or try something new to benefit your physical health.