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Safe Boating Week 2024 kicks off Saturday in advance of Memorial Day weekend - Vimarsana News

Safe Boating Week 2024 kicks off Saturday in advance of Memorial Day weekend

The number of boating-related fatalities investigated by state wildlife officials so far this year, five, is behind the nine deaths investigated by authorities at the same time in 2023, but the season is just getting started, according to state wildlife officials. All the more reason for boaters to be safety conscious.

Squamish's Sea to Sky Gondola to celebrate 10th anniversary - Vimarsana News

Squamish's Sea to Sky Gondola to celebrate 10th anniversary

On May 11 and 12, the gondola is throwing a bash with food, music and activities to commemorate its decade in Squamish. 

Too much drinking, driving forces TWRA to ban alcohol at all wildlife management areas - Vimarsana News

Too much drinking, driving forces TWRA to ban alcohol at all wildlife management areas

A high rate of drinking, driving and crashing on roads in Tennessee's wildlife management areas have forced state wildlife officials to ban drinking on those pr

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Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency officers to be required to wear body cameras - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency officers to be required to wear body cameras

Officers with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency will be required to wear body-worn cameras, joining an increasing number of state and federal law enforcement agencies who police hunting, fishing and

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency officers to be required to wear body cameras - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency officers to be required to wear body cameras

Officers with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency will be required to wear body-worn cameras, joining an increasing number of state and federal law enforcement agencies who police hunting, fishing and