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2009 International Coastal Cleanup Final Results
22 hours ago ago from TTF Watershed Partnership
In Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties, 21.57 tons (43,149 pounds) of trash and litter was removed from local waterways and the Delaware Estuary in a coordinated effort by volunteers on International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) Day. The ICC, sponsored by the Ocean Conservancy, is the world's largest single-day, volunteer effort focused on cleaning the world's waterways! TTF participated along with a group of dedicated ...
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17 hours ago ago from Welcome to the MagnoliaVerse... Life and Comix
Way back in the long ago time when I lived in Glendo and was in grade school, Santa used to visit us little kids after the school Christmas programme every year. When all the singing was done by every one of the grade school classes and whatever nativity pageant was done (remember back when we did that in school?) then Santa would arrive with a big bag full of gifties to give out to all the little girls and boys, whether we were good or bad. ...
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From The Kings Valley Voice newspaper California - Another transfer of state surface water from farms in Kings County to southern California appears to be in the works. The news comes on the heels of a purchase of water rights from the Dudley Ridge Water District in southwest Kings County to Mojave Water Agency for $73 million, that closed escrow just last month. Like the last transfer, the storyline appears to be water is heading to ...
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