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Hudson River striped bass fishing season: Use of in-line circle hooks with bait mandatory

Hudson River striped bass fishing season: Use of in-line circle hooks with bait mandatory
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DBusiness Daily Update: Bridgewater and Hancock to Headline Detroit Jazz Fest, Michigan Science Center to Open New Exhibit April 24, and More

DBusiness Daily Update: Bridgewater and Hancock to Headline Detroit Jazz Fest, Michigan Science Center to Open New Exhibit April 24, and More
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Over 1,000 Hudson Valley Drivers Got Tickets This Weekend

If you were out on the road this weekend, chances are you either got a ticket or saw someone getting one. New York State Police were out in full force throughout the Hudson Valley, citing drivers for all sorts of infractions. The crackdown comes just as Hudson Valley drivers are heading back out on the road for Spring. With the Pandemic starting to reach the beginning of the end and the snow winter now a distant memory, local residents are itching to get out. The Easter weekend found many Hudson Valley families finally getting a chance to visit newly-vaccinated grandparents and extended family members, some who haven t seen their loved ones for over a year. Many of these long-anticipated reunions were dampened by an enthusiastic State Police force that was ready to pounce on speeding drivers who may have been a little too eager to get to their loved ones homes for the holiday celebration.

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10 Iowa Sheriffs Sign Letter Asking Pres Biden to Change Border Policy | AM 600 WMT

By Jason Taylor Apr 8, 2021 IOWA - A letter criticizing President Biden s border policies includes the signature of 10 Iowa Sheriffs. The letter asks President Biden to reverse course on immigration, resume border wall construction and embrace border policies of the previous administration. The 10 Iowa sheriffs are among almost 300 sheriffs nationwide to sign the letter asking for tougher border polices. The Biden administration has been dealing with a recent surge in migrants arriving at the southern border. March saw the largest total in more than a decade. The 10 Iowa sheriffs who signed the letter are from Wayne, Clayton, Iowa, Carroll, Lucas, Shelby, Greene, Scott, Cerro Gordo, and Grundy counties.

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ODOT spends millions per year picking up trash on Ohio s highways

ODOT spends millions per year picking up trash on Ohio’s highways Eileen McClory © Provided by Dayton Daily News ODOT crews pick up trash along I-75 in Moraine on Friday, March 12. CONTRIBUTED People who throw fast-food cups and other trash out of their car window onto the side of the highway cost taxpayers millions of dollars each year. The Ohio Department of Transportation spends about $4 million per year on average picking up around 400,000 bags of trash from along Ohio’s roadsides. “This money could be better spent if people would simply keep trash in their vehicle and secure items they are hauling,” said ODOT spokesman Matt Bruning. “There is zero excuse for litter ending up along Ohio roadsides.”

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