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Meet the People Working Tirelessly to Protect Our Public Lands Men's Journal 4 hrs ago Men's Journal editors © SHAWN BANNON Burdette and Jamie Berger from Cape Fear River Watch make miles to maintain North Carolina’s largest watershed. The American pact with its wide-open spaces seems simple enough: This land is your land, this land is my land. Such a noble ideal, in reality, is anything but simple to manage. However you weigh the value of public and private interests, recreation and industry, preservation and progress, we all can recognize that once wild lands are lost...

Michaela Chesin, Banner Staff PROVINCETOWN — Select Board member Lise Balk King believes the board needs stability as the town navigates the COVID-19 virus pandemic and welcomes new leadership to Town Hall.   “We need the continuity, especially right now, because we’re in this time of crisis,” King said.  King is running on May 11 for re-election to a three-year seat on the Select Board. Leslie Sandberg and Oriana Conklin are also running.   As the virus outbreak swept across the nation, the town’s existing housing emergency was heightened, King said.  “It’s a...

Credit Native Voice Films Yesterday was International Women's Day and dj mr.nick did it justice, but tonight is my take on it with a lot of soul, funk, R&B, and a touch of reggae and electronica here and there.  Follow DJ Mermaid on Facebook Shoot her an Email

Legislature weighs 6 bills that may affect the way you vote, how your ballot is counted Updated at Share This The Idaho Capitol building in infrared. | Stock photo BOISE (Idaho Statesman) – After false claims of widespread voter fraud perpetuated by elected officials ran rampant in the November general election, Republican legislators across the U.S. are scrutinizing state election laws and cracking down on ways that have historically made mail-in voting more accessible. Idaho is no exception. State legislators began to introduce bills that would address aspects of absentee voting that f...

Western Native Voice and We Are Montana announce $15,000 in healthcare scholarships Montana grassroots organizations will award $15,000 in healthcare scholarships to Native American students Author: News Release Western Native Voice  Western Native Voice (WNV) in partnership with We Are Montana (WAM) are pleased to announce they are expanding their COVID-19 Relief Fund to include a new Native American healthcare scholarship program. The program will provide financial support to Native American Montanans pursuing education in a healthcare-related field and who are determined to improve the ...