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May 19, 2012 Used Boat and Outdoor Gear Show this weekend
Used Boat and Outdoor Gear Show this weekendNews from Juneau Empire: The public is invited to a Used Boat and Outdoor Gear Show from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, May 19 and 20 at the Nugget Mall. Bring in used outdoor gear (skiing, camping, fishing, etc. — except guns) to sell [...]
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Trekking Pole Reviews Available Now at TrekkingPoles.com
Trekking Pole Reviews Available Now at TrekkingPoles.comNews from Midland Daily News: Trekking pole reviews at TrekkingPoles.com make it easy to select the best trekking poles and hiking accessories for your outdoor adventures. (PRWEB) May 18, 2012 Trekking pole reviews are now available at TrekkingPoles.com, the online retailer of brand-name trekking poles and accessories recently reported. [...]
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Justin Lofton races to first Camping World Truck Series victory
Justin Lofton races to first Camping World Truck Series victoryNews from SportingNews.com: CONCORD, N.C.—Once he finally figured out his restarts, the rest was easy for Justin Lofton. Lofton raced to his first NASCAR Truck Series victory Friday night, getting the jump on race leader Brad Keselowski on a late restart and holding on at Charlotte [...]
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May 18, 2012 Danner Boots of Portland crafts its products in Stumptown
Danner Boots of Portland crafts its products in StumptownNews from OregonLive.com: Beth Nakamura / The OregonianNeculai Panaite, left, and Awes Said work on boots at Danner’s manufacturing location in Portland. More than 20 countries are represented in the workforce at the factory. Keen Footwear’s domestic manufacturing has garnered a lot of attention lately, including a [...]
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May 17, 2012 Homeless-camping ban signed by Denver mayor
Homeless-camping ban signed by Denver mayorNews from Denver Post: After sleeping outside near the 16th Street Mall, Richard Moore sells newspapers on the mall to make money for food. In this year’s Homeless Point-In-Time Study, 12,605 homeless people were counted overnight Jan. 23. Of those, 964 were counted as being unsheltered. (RJ Sangosti, The Denver [...]
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