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Modified 1 week ago at 1 week ago World-Famous or Legendary  Muskie “Hotspots” – Part X by Larry Ramsell, Muskellunge Historian The St. Lawrence River Canadian Gateway to Giant St. Lawrence River Muskies! The St. Lawrence River (Fluve St. Laurent) is bordered by Ontario, New York, and Quebec. It is 743.8 miles long and just over 395 million acres with about one-half of that length (the western half) being great muskie water. As was the case with Lake of the Woods, except for the two “Hotspots” named by me in Part I , no one has come forward to share any other spots with us. So, as ...

Companies such as Starbucks, Walmart and Trader Joe’s have announced new in-shop mask flexibilities. Yet local shops – who depend on local customers and have much smaller working teams than these big companies – can have a different approach to in-shop mask wearing.  Additionally, California is keeping its mask mandate in place until June 15, state authorities said on Monday, May 17. In California, the latest mask mandate from May 3, "face coverings are no longer required outdoors except at crowded events, and for unvaccinated people, when physical distancing cannot be maintained,"�...

One-on-one interview with High Point's new police chief, Travis Stroud Chief Stroud discussed his plans for the future of the department and the challenges that come with policing in 2021. Author: Grace Holland Updated: 12:25 AM EDT May 1, 2021 HIGH POINT, N.C. — A new Triad police chief is taking over as complicated discussions about policing continue, nationwide. Travis Stroud is being bumped up from the interim job to be High Point's top cop. WFMY News 2's Grace Holland talked with him one on one about the future of his department. Q: How are you feeling a...

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is facing bipartisan criticism and a call for a federal investigation after the state set up invitation-only Covid-19 vaccination clinics in at least two upscale communities.

When U.S. Senators Rand Paul and Mitt Romney asked Dr. Miguel Cardona Friday if he will uphold the Office of Civil Rights’ past opposition to males competing in female sports, they were actually throwing a marginalized group under the bus.