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Fishing postmaster receives top honor (The Daily Iberian)

GRAND MARAIS — Dubbed the “fishing postmaster,” U.S. Postal Service employee Elvis Jeanminette has received a top postal service honor with the Benjamin Award for his ongoing community outreach activities.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Cancer survivor shares her story (Naples Daily News)

Maria Chapa knew something ailed her body. She felt pain in her breasts. One of her aunt’s died in February from breast cancer. Another aunt, in her 60s now, has battled it on and off for more than a dozen years. “I’m scared,” Chapa says sitting on a beige leather sofa dressed in a pink sweater and a white eyelet skirt. She’s headed to church with her husband, Isaac Hernandez, also dressed in a ...

Cloud Cover Brings Better Daytime Bite (Highlands Today)

Today at 8:02 p.m. we're just two days away from the full moon.

APA committee votes against floatplanes (Adirondack Daily Enterprise)

RAY BROOK - A state Adirondack Park Agency narrowly voted down a proposal to allow floatplanes to continue flying to Lows Lake. The recommendation was sent to the full board this morning for a final decision.

Early Morning Has Best Bite Of Day (Highlands Today)

The morning feeding migration during the waxing of the Full Moon of October is arguably the best early-morning bite of the year.

More Waves Along The Shore Means More Fish (The Tampa Tribune)

Today's forecast has both good news and bad news, and since I always prefer the bad news first, you don't have a choice. The bad news is that today the moon is the furthest away from the earth, which means it has little or no effect on fish and wildlife. Fish will not be migrating in a predictable pattern to feed. Instead, they feed when their environment provides the best conditions to ...

Body pulled from lake; no foul play suspected (Boulder Daily Camera)

Despite initially investigating the discovery of the submerged body of a man Thursday morning in McCall Lake as a possible homicide, the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office announced late Thursday it doesn’t suspect foul play in the man’s death.

Saving fish from drowning (The Sandwich Broadsider)

A pious man explained to his followers: “It is evil to take lives and noble to save them. Each day I pledge to save a hundred lives. I drop my net in the lake and scoop out a hundred fishes. I place the fishes on the bank, where they flop and twirl. ‘Don’t be scared,’ I tell those fishes. ‘I am saving you from drowning.’

Ideal Feeding Conditions For All Fish (Highlands Today)

Today is the second day after the new moon, which means an excellent early-afternoon bite happens from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. However, due to the recent weather conditions, today's feeding migration bite should happen late because of the heavy feeding migration caused by the low pressure system over the past few days.

Outdoor coalition backs Adler in 3rd (Asbury Park Press)

A coalition of fishermen, hunters and trappers made its first-ever endorsement of a congressional candidate when the New Jersey Outdoor Alliance announced it is backing state Sen. John Adler, D-Camden, in his bid for the 3rd District seat.