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Squash NEISA Class A Championship Draws Announced
The NEISA Class A Boys and Girls Championship draws were published today by US Squash. Find all the draws at: https://www.ussquash.com/tournaments/ Search: NEISA Boys' A Division Championships & NEISA Girls' A Division Championships Girls Tournament at Deerfield: Warmup Schedule – Saturday, 2/25/17 8:30am on Court: St. Luke's, Sacred Heart, GA, Deerfield, Choate, Hopkins, Groton, Milton. […]
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Squash Sweeps Choate
Choate Day came in February for Deerfield's squash teams as both varsity teams hosted Choate and the JV teams traveled to Choate yesterday for their matches. The Big Green were victorious across the board as all 4 teams defeated their Choate opponents. The girls and boys varsity teams held home court advantage over their Wallingford […]
10th Graders: Apply to be a Peer Counselor!
Sophomores, if you are interested in applying to be a peer counselor use this link: https://goo.gl/forms/o5baYg59x8yyyz2v1 You MUST log in with your DA user name. Applications due by 3/11. PLEASE check your email for more information about the program, criteria and application process. If you have any questions please reach out to Mrs. Loftus, Dr. Watson or any current PC. — Kristin Loftus
Girls Hockey Earns Final Win in the Barn
The girls varsity hockey team defeated Williston 3-0 to earn a win for their final game in the Barn! There was plenty to play yesterday afternoon against a strong Williston squad, since not only was this the team's last home game of the year, but also their final chance to compete in the beloved Barn. After honoring the […]
Boys Basketball Earns Win with a Buzzer Beater
The boys varsity basketball team won in thrilling fashion on senior night. After honoring the team's seniors, the boys tipped off against Andover in what would be one of the most exciting contests across any sport on campus this year. With the visitors leading by a slim three point margin at half-time, it was clear […]
Athletes of the Week
Congratulations to this week's Athletes of the Week! Boys Varsity Skiing: Garrett Alexander '19, Ethan Chen '20, Carl Grant '17, JP Patton '19, Griffin Sarachek '17, Sevrin Sarachek '17 Finishing 2nd at the NEPSAC Class A Alpine Skiing Championships. Girls JV Hockey: Hannah Swinerton '17 The girls JV hockey player of the week is […]
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Hitchcock Celebrates Black History Month
Stop by Hitchcock House to pick up a new book to read as we celebrate Black History Month. We have recent titles as well as many classics worth diving into this month. Many are on sale as well. Find out something new about Black History, read something by an author of color or pick up […] — Sandra Yager
Blast off!
This Sunday at 4:30pm, before sit down, the Innovation Lab will be hosting an epic rocket launch on the library lawn/behind the MSB. Students, faculty, staff, and children: none of you want to miss this! Join us! If you're interested in making a rocket, there's still time! Come by the Innovation Lab anytime, or during workshop hours on Thursday (6:45pm-9:45pm) or Sunday (12:30pm-1:30pm)! — Emily Richardson
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Diploma name verification – seniors! →
Please stop into the Academic Dean's office (2nd floor of the Library, on the right) to verify how your name will be printed on your diploma.
Boys Hockey Undefeated Weekend
After a tough five game stretch that saw the boys varsity hockey team struggle to find the back of the net, the team rebounded this weekend going undefeated with back-to-back games on Friday and Saturday. On Friday evening, the team travelled to nearby Williston Northampton for a 6 PM puck drop. Williston has had an […]
Wrestlers Qualify for National Prep Championship
Three Deerfield wrestlers, Henry Hayden '18, Will Shuhda '17 and Griffin Thomas '17, made their way to the medals podium over the weekend at the New England Wrestling Tournament. As place-winners, each qualified for the National Prep Wrestling Tournament at Lehigh University this coming weekend. Though seeded 9th, Hayden, the Class A 106-lb champion, finished […]
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Curious to know which of the artists from the exhibition "Art & Activism" will represent the United States at the oldest international contemporary art fair, the 2017 Venice Biennale? Contact mtaylor@deerfield if you would like to request a student-led tour. Please visit the gallery before this show closes on February 27th. Thank you! — Maria Mercedes Taylor
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Athletes of the Week
Congratulations to this week's Athletes of the Week! Boys Thirds Squash: Matthew Wuyan '18 With our match against Suffield's JV team knotted in a 3-3 tie, it all came down to Matthew in the #5 position. He caught fire after going down 2-1 in games, giving up only six points in the last two games […]
Eight Schools Basketball Tournament Hosted at Deerfield
The field is set for the Eight Schools Girls Basketball Tournament final four to be played at Deerfield tomorrow. Both tournament semifinal games will tip off tomorrow, 2/19 at 11:00am and will be followed by the championship game at 3:00pm. Semifinals: Guest Team vs. Home Team – Higher Seed (Gym Location) #5 St. Paul's vs. #1 Choate […]
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Boys and Girls Skiing Perform Well at NEPSAC Class A Championships
On Wednesday afternoon, the boys and girls alpine ski teams competed at the NEPSAC Class A Championship at Mount Sunapee, New Hampshire, the event was hosted by Kimball Union Academy and St. Sebastian's School. The highlight of the day was the incredible team performance showcased by the boys, which earned a second place finish, a […]
Chamber Music Concert Sunday 2/19 at 3pm!
Deerfield Academy's Artist-in-Residence, Henry Kramer will perform a concert of Piano Quartets by Mozart and Schumann at 3pm on Sunday, February 19th in the Concert Hall. He will be joined by Smith College Faculty and DA Parents Volcy Pelletier (cello), Joel Pitchon (violin) and DA Music Faculty Anthony Berner (viola). — Cara Cusson
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Green Cup Challenge: Women and Climate Change
Many sources including the UN and CNN have linked the fact that women are one of the many keys to tackling climate change. This is because of the role women play especially in developing countries as farmers, cooks, water-catchers and so on. — Williams, Sydney
Deerfield Theater Students Featured in the Local News
Today's edition of the Greenfield Recorder included an article about Deerfield theater students, who performed Pinkalicious, The Musical yesterday afternoon for students at a local elementary school. Read the article here: the Greenfield Recorder; there are some great photos, too!
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Change it Up with TEDx this Saturday!
Deerfield's third annual TedX event is this Saturday (Feb 18) from 6-10pm. Talks will take place in the Elizabeth Wachsman Concert Hall and exhibitions are located throughout the Hess Center. No reservations are needed. Please arrive by 5:45 to claim your seat and stay for all or part of the event! This year's theme is Change. The […] — DiNicola, Danae
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Boys Varsity Hockey Alums in the ECAC
Written by John Abraham Three former Big Green hockey players have made a name for themselves in one of college hockey's most competitive leagues, the East Coast Athletic Conference (ECAC). Ben Masella '12 is currently in his senior season and is serving as an Assistant Captain at St. Lawrence where his team is currently ranked […]
Green Cup Challenge: Is Climate Change to blame for Syrian war?
There has been disputes about whether climate change is to be blamed for sparking the Syrian war that has killed hundreds of thousands of people, as a severe drought, that was worsened by global warming, drove Syrian farmers to abandon their crops and flock to cities. — Williams, Sydney
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DUE 2/15 – Spring Term Elective Catalog is available →
If you are a junior or senior and will have less than 5 graded courses in the spring, check it out! Check your email for more details.
Girls Squash 3rd in the Nation
The girls squash team entered and finished the HEAD 2017 U.S. High School Team Championships tournament ranked 3rd in the nation. The team blanked their opponents in the opening 2 rounds of the HEAD 2017 U.S. High School Team Championships to advance to the semifinals to face Baldwin School. By a slim margin, the girls […]
Wrestling 5th at Class A Championships & Hayden Wins
The Deerfield Wrestlers travelled to nearby Williston on Saturday to compete in this year's New England Class A Championships. The Class A's is an end of the season culminating event leading up to this weekend's New England championships. The Deerfield grapplers finished in 5th place getting strong performances from several members of the team. Leading […]
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Next table rotation to begin Sunday, Feb. 12th. →
Please find your next table assignment either by NAME or by TABLE. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Kelly.
French IV Honors visits the exhibition Art & Activism
Students from Ms. Nichols French IV Honors gather around Ann Messner work Du Bois: FBI files to discuss the piece with their tour guide Lily Louis'18. Art & Activism closes on February 27th. To request a tour please contact email@example.com. Thank you! — Maria Mercedes Taylor
The Deerfield Scrawl Application
Thanks to everyone for the incredible feedback! We have opened up the application again, and included it on this post. Topjor and I would love to encourage everyone who is at all interested in the club or satire to apply– it should only take five minutes to complete the application! Thanks! — York, Zev
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Shenae Lundberg '11: Deerfield Hockey Alum Playing in First Professional Hockey League for Women
Written by John Abraham Former Deerfield hockey goalie Shenae Lundberg '11 continues to shine between the pipes as a member of the Connecticut Whale, one of four teams that make up the National Women's Hockey League (NWHL). The NWHL is the first professional hockey league for women to pay its athletes in North America and […]
LiveStream Games on Saturday
Tune in to LiveStream tomorrow to watch Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Loomis @ 7:00pm and Boys Varsity Hockey at Avon @ 2:30pm! Click on the game to watch: Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Loomis @ 7:00pm Boys Varsity Hockey at Avon @ 2:30pm Thank you to Avon for livestreaming our hockey game! Go Big Green!
UPDATE: New Start Times for Squash Nationals
U.S. Squash has pushed back the start times for The Head 2017 U.S. High School Team Championships. The boys team will kick-off their national match-play tonight at 6:30pm vs. the Brunswick Bruins at Westminster School on court #7. The winner will play the winner of Noble & Greenough vs. Hotchkiss on Saturday, 2/11 at 2:45pm. […]


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-Carex Caring for you shower chair, removable and foldable back: 29 1/2"H x 21"W -Lumex shower chair max weight 350lbs: 21"H x 23"W -Suction cup handle grip bar
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When I come to a stop my vehicle shuts off.
Just bought car 3-8-16 it stop due to overheating down the street from the car lot. Put on new thermostat,fan relay,engine coolant temperature circuit sensor, and t hose was broken got a new one. It's still overheating, my fiancé thinking of putting on new fans because they aren't coming on when the vehicle run hot. Not sure if fans should be replaced.
My car has been misfiring used to show multiple misfire random and now only cylinder 2 and now a p0420 code I changed spark plugs and wires and coil pack now I need to replace o2 sensors but which one should I replace ?
-the driver's permission pad started sticking. Now even after replacing the smart fob battery the red smart key light goes on & off intermittently and also the radio shuts down, all the dash lights go off. When they come back on all the warning lights stay on. The car runs & drives fine.
Went through a water puddle that was deaper than expected. Car died a few seconds later and wouldnt start. Next day i pulled the plugs and let them air out for another day or two. Finally got it started again and now there is a loud ticking near the left rear of block more towards the top. Haven't driven the car since then and need some sort of logical answer
when I start the mazda 6 2005 it shuts off the when I keep trying and trying it stays on until I put it in drive or in reverse please help please help
When a/c is turned no fan. Also overheats at idle.
Intermittent problems starting car. Back @ dealer 3 times in 3 weeks before I had the car for 2 months!!!!!!!
After heated negotiations with the owner, I got ANOTHER BRAND NEW 2016 MAZDA 6 I touring vehicle.
I've had it for less than 2 weeks and the second new car it wouldn't start!!!!! Has anyone else had these problems??? Obviously "lemon law", but 2 in a row is manufacturer's problem. Anyone else???
Like a minor crunch sound. It's noticeable but slight.
i don't want her bro or anyone to figure it out because i wont get paid if they get it running ...any suggestions?
Engine sputtering spitting
my driver window will come about 1/4 of the way up and stop. it will then go back down by itself. is this a bad pinch sensor? if so what would you suggest changing?
I have a 2014 Mazda 6 touring and have had to replace front brakes and rotors, as well as buy new tires. I have almost 50,000 mile on it and I love this car. But the brakes are shaking again and it has been less than 12,000 miles since I fixed it.
Recently had an oil changed immediately after let it rum dew mins n when put n drive to leave it made noise a lot of white smoke came from exhaust pipes n then it won't go/move.what's likely the cause of this?
Engine is making a steady clank sound. It's rough but I know my oil pump is pretty jacked up. But anyway, is there such a thing as an oil strainer for this vehicle??? I can't find it anywhere on the net.
set a po2088 code i changed the oil control valve doesnt seam to pull code anymore but still will not start.Cranks over fine and tries to start but will not.it sounds like fuel pump is coming on
I was told my CAR needs a new motor.I can't drive it anywhere to have it even looked at.How much does a new motor cost ?
I'm considering this purchase but I want to go in with eyes open. Seller states that it can be fixed with replacement spark plugs but I'm betting there are other potential causes. I have an OBDII adapter tied to paid Torque app but the car is somewhat far from me. Any recommendations?
Engine is idling rough and hesitates really bad when trying to accelerate. Bought new sensor and installed it, but then engine would not start. Reinstalled old sensor and engine cranked right up. Tried two new sensors and got same result. Anyone know why this happens? HELP!
it is well serviced and it was totally fine.battery checked and found good.key remot is fine .the doors open by the remot ...lights works fine but the only problem that it dosnt even goes to on position.fuse box checked and all fuses and relays are good...please help
Filter but it's not there. And if that's not what's making my oil light come on then what else could it be?
it has been sitting for 2 years needs all new brake pads rotors front and back which i purchased i also purchased an 02 sesor need 3 new/used tires and maybe some exsust work not super load but it also ticks and when i step on the gas it sounds very mnuffled can you please give me a dignoses and a ball park price forthe labor on ther brake job?thanks forthe help
Last year, the lights and locks stopped working along with the horn going off non stop. ad it in shop they said was grommet and bcm. had those replaced.2 days after it was out of shop washed it and did the same thing. took it back they reset the bcm. it was fine up to 4 days ago when the exact same thing happened. What is the permanent fix as car only has 66,000 miles?
Happens mostly when car is idle or a/c is on. It will crank back and doesn't happen all the time, but enough that I am nervous to drive. Have taken it back to dealer but they don't see a problem. The transmission has never been flushed. car has over 200,000 miles. does this have anything to do with it?


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any ideas of what would look good for a backdrop im sick of the current cables and moldy wallpaper backdrop :roll: i tried black but that dosent work it tends to hide the brown and red color fish
How about a brown background?:) A blue background makes your tank look like a marine reef.:lol:
i was thinking of photographing the plants and rocks and using photoshop to make a background from it not sure how that would work but worth a try
Or how about the wood or rock effect backing papers on here?
I just bought a back ground for my new tank. Its of a tree root and looks well smart.
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|$10 million to improve waste water management in Placencia Peninsula
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Belize will build a new wastewater collection and treatment system in the Placencia Peninsula, its second most important tourist destination, with a $5 million loan approved by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). In addition, $5 million will be provided to Belize from Global Environment Facility (GEF) resources under the "Testing a Prototype Caribbean Regional Fund for Wastewater" (CReW) project.
Currently there is no wastewater collection and treatment system serving the Placencia Peninsula. Residential and business facilities must provide for their own wastewater treatment solutions, a practice that is becoming unsustainable with the growth in tourism. The IDB and GEF funds will be used to design and build an environmentally sound, sustainable and cost-effective wastewater management system that will reduce the risk of environmental degradation while contributing to the improvement of health conditions for residents and visitors alike.
The system will include the construction of a sewerage collection network, a treatment plant and disposal system that will also incorporate existing individual wastewater treatment facilities. "The communities on the peninsula identified the need and the solution," said Caroline Clarke, the IDB Representative in Belize. "We are gratified that the IDB team was able to facilitate the large grant resources from the GEF, which effectively reduced the capital costs of the project by half and put wastewater collection and treatment within reach of population."
The project will also finance public awareness campaigns to promote public understanding of wastewater management, as well as the establishment of benchmarks for replicating additional wastewater investment projects in Belize. The financing provided by the IDB will be drawn from the Bank's Ordinary Capital and will be lent on a 25-year term, with a 5-year grace period and an interest rate based on LIBOR.


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Central Illinois is Taking Action to support tornado victims
One of the organizers drives a semi, so between now and June 10, they'll take donations to fill it with any necessities from garbage bags and paper towels to buckets and cleaning supplies. Once the semi is full, they hope to drive it to Oklahoma City. They say it's all to let people more than 600 miles away know, they're not alone.
"You watch the TV and you see this devastation and you can't help but feel so sorry for those people. To think, what would you do if that was your community? You would hope you'd have the support from your friends and the people you don't know," organizer Sylvia Watson said.
You can drop off donations at Trinity Lutheran Church in Cissna Park and the Kirchner Building Center in Mahomet and Paxton. You might remember a few years ago when a tornado ripped through Joplin, Missouri. People in the group went there to help too. It's something they're very passionate about and just want to help any way they can.
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This short one comes from a recent newsletter from Digital Scrapper. I love shortcuts in PSE and use some all the time. What would we do without the Undo command...CMD-Z or CTRL-Z for you Windows users. If I say CMD, you use CTRL. Then there is CMD-S for Save, CMD-O for Open, the old standbys CMD-C for Copy, CMD-V for paste. I only get myself in trouble sometimes when I've been doing a lot of cutting and pasting, and reverse them. That's the time for CMD-Z to undo my own mistake!
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HARRISBURG, Pa., Nov. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- Whenever a near-record black bear harvest occurs, as in 2003, hunters typically expect the next year's harvest to drop off. But Pennsylvania Game Commission field officers and biologists don't believe the state will head in that direction when the statewide three-day bear season opens Monday, Nov. 22, so long as inclement weather doesn't keep hunters out of the woods. "The last few years have been phenomenal for black bear hunting," said Game Commission Executive Director Vern Ross. "Our bear population has been growing for some time and field officers have been tasked to perform more and more bear nuisance work. Residents are seeing bears everywhere. And each year, bears move into more areas where they haven't been seen in a long, long time. "The first time hunters took 3,000-plus bears in the state, they followed the season with another 3,000-plus harvest. Of course, there's no way of guaranteeing they'll do the same in 2004, but there surely is no shortage of bears in the Commonwealth." Pennsylvania recorded its first 3,000-plus harvest in 2000, when hunters took 3,075 bears. In 2001, the harvest dropped slightly to 3,063. Then in 2002, it slipped to 2,686. Last year, the harvest totaled 3,000 bears. Pennsylvania's four largest black bear harvests have occurred over the last four years, which seems odd for a somewhat reclusive big woods species at a time when development - particularly in the Poconos, a historic black bear stronghold - continually claims more of Penn's Woods. But not according to Mark Ternent, Game Commission black bear biologist. "Our record black bear harvests have been occurring because the bear population has been increasing, not because hunters are starting to take progressively more bears out of the population each year," Ternent said. 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"Another reason for adding WMU 4C to the extended season is that although good bear habitat can be found throughout the unit, bears do not have to wander very far south before they are in marginal bear habitat and areas with high-conflict potential," Ternent said. "We generally place the southeast limit for bears in Pennsylvania at the Blue Mountain." Ternent is expecting a bear harvest of 2,500 to 3,000, with the chance for slightly more if the weather is ideal for hunting. "It will be interesting to see by how much - if any - the changes to the expanded bear season this year influence the statewide harvest," Ternent said. "The expanded hunting areas have well-established bear populations and typically attract substantial hunting pressure." In 2003, the top bear harvests by WMUs were WMU 2G, 718; WMU 3D, 413; WMU 4D, 317; WMU 3B, 298; and WMU 2C, 218. In a county breakdown of the 2003 bear harvest, Lycoming led all others with a harvest of 202. It was followed closely by Clinton, 193; Tioga, 156; Pike, 147; and Wayne 130. Bears were taken in 52 counties in 2003 (49 in 2002). In 2003, hunters took three bears - one eventually was determined to have been taken illegally - with estimated live weights exceeding 800 pounds. The largest was an 864-pound male taken in Dingman Township, Pike County, by Douglas Kristiansen of Milford. "Bears weighing up to 800 pounds certainly exist in Pennsylvania, but they are quite uncommon," Ternent said. "On the other hand, few states produce big black bears as consistently as Pennsylvania. On average, 30 hunters a year take a 500-pound or larger bear in the Commonwealth. "Big bears can be found just about anywhere in the state. They have two requirements that must be met to become exceptionally large: great food supplies and a chance to get older. If I were hunting for a big black bear, I'd look for good food conditions and low hunting pressure. 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All we need are the hunters." WCO Barry Seth added, "We need more bear hunters in Armstrong County and bear hunters should really consider this area as prime bear hunting territory." LYCOMING COUNTY OFFICERS EXPECT TO REMAIN ON TOP OF BEAR COUNT Lycoming County has held down the top spot among Pennsylvania's 50 or so bear-producing counties for the past two years. Its 2003 harvest totaled 202 bears. In 2002 the county's harvest was 224. Of course, Lycoming County's chief rival is Clinton County, which it narrowly beat in 2003 by nine bears. Clinton held the top spot from 1999 to 2002. For the past 27 years, either Clinton County or Lycoming County has led the state in bear harvest, except in 1997, when Potter County surprised this relatively historic two-county competition with a harvest of 175 bears. It beat Lycoming by three bears that year. It's recognized that Clinton and Lycoming counties have been the heart of Pennsylvania's historic bear range, have large numbers of hunting camps and thousands of acres of public lands. Bear hunting has always been a big deal in these counties. Richard Macklem, who recently left his Lycoming County WCO district to become the Game Commission Northcentral Region Office Information and Education Supervisor, made it pretty clear he expects Lycoming to remain on top. "Lycoming County has lead the state for the past two years during the traditional three-day season prior to Thanksgiving, and I can see this happening again in 2004," Macklem said. "To make the Clinton County WCOs a little happier, the Lycoming County WCOs have worked together to help them increase their chances of getting back on top by transferring some of our trapped nuisance bears to their area, even though those bears properly have returned to Lycoming County already. Good luck Clinton County, you're going need it." WCO Jonathan Wyant seems fairly confident about Lycoming's chances, too. "I believe that Lycoming County will top the state again this year in the bear harvest," he said. "We will not need the extended season to beat Clinton County, the regular season will do." In Clinton County, WCO John Wasserman indicated he was cautiously optimistic about the upcoming season. "Prospects are excellent for a high number of bears to be harvested here during the upcoming season," he said. "Unlike last year, acorns are plentiful in my district. Bears should remain active through the hunting season, and if the weather cooperates, we may end up well ahead of last year's harvest." Fellow Clinton County WCO Ken Packard said, "Reproduction and problems still are too high in this area; we need the population drastically reduced and ask that bear hunters consider coming here to hunt. Bears more than 300 pounds are becoming common, and with the amount of state land here, there ought to be more than enough room for all hunters. Sightings of bears on SGL 89 are at an all-time high." Land Management Officer Tom Smith, who works in both counties, simply reported both will provide excellent bear hunting in the upcoming season. BEAR HUNTING TIPS One of the biggest mistakes bear hunters make is failing to locate areas with good fall food supplies - acorns, beechnuts, corn - before the hunting season and overlooking areas of dense cover where bears like to hide. "Signs to look for while scouting include droppings; bedding areas, which are scratched out depressions, usually at the base of a tree or log; and active trails with tracks," said Mark Ternent, Game Commission black bear biologist. "In beech stands, look for fresh claw marks on tree trunks indicating that bears are feeding in the area, and in oak stands look for fresh droppings that are almost completely composed of acorns bits. Either of these signs suggest bears are feeding nearby and, if food conditions are right, they will likely still be there come hunting season. "A good time to scout is late October, so you can assess local mast conditions. When mast conditions are spotty, finding a good area dramatically increases your odds of also finding a bear." Other bear hunting tips include: -- Look for bears in the thickest cover you can find, such as: swamps and bogs; mountain laurel/rhododendron thickets; north-facing slopes; and some river bottoms. Bigger bears are notorious for holding in thick cover even when hunters pass nearby. -- Organized drives are effective. Hunters working together often increase their odds of taking bears, especially those bears holding out in thick cover. Develop plans to drive likely bear hideouts and follow them to the letter. A minor slip-up by a driver, flanker or stander is all any bear needs to elude even the best-laid plans. As with any drive, it is important to know where each member of the drive is and that everyone keep safety first and foremost in mind. Regulations limit the size of organized drives to 25 people or less. -- Hunting on-stand early and late in the day gives hunters a great chance to catch bears traveling to and from natural feeding and bedding areas. Hunt areas that provide cover to traveling bears and ensure there are either feeding or bedding areas near where you plan to hunt. -- Use the wind to your advantage. If a bear gets a whiff of you, you're busted as a hunter. Bears have an outstanding sense of smell. They often let their noses guide the way as they travel. Always place yourself downwind of the bear when hunting on-stand or driving. Bears are cagey enough without giving them more advantages. -- Stay focused and assume nothing. Black bears blend in well in forest settings at dawn and as dusk approaches. Blink or spend too much time looking one way and you can miss a bear. Even though bears are quite heavy, they often are surprisingly quiet moving through the forest. You may see a bear before you hear it coming. Staying alert and remaining vigilant are critical. BEAR CHECK STATIONS Hunters who harvest a bear in Pennsylvania must take it to one of the Pennsylvania Game Commission's check stations within 24 hours. All check stations will be in operation from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. each day of the Nov. 22-24 season. After 9 p.m. on Nov. 24, hunters with bears to be checked should contact any of the Game Commission's region offices for assistance. To improve customer service, two new check stations have been added this year. The first is in Schuylkill County at the Tuscarora State Park maintenance building in Barnesville, about two miles west of Tamaqua on Route 54. The second is in Lackawanna County at the Lackawanna State Park maintenance building (behind park office) on Route 524. From Interstate-81, take Exit 199 and go three miles west on 524. Bears taken during the extended season (Nov. 29-Dec. 4), also must be taken to a check station. The stations that are open and hours of operation differ from the regular season, so be sure to consult page 37 of the 2004-2005 Pennsylvania Digest of Hunting and Trapping Regulations, which is provided to every hunting license buyer. The Digest also may be accessed electronically by visiting the agency's website (http://www.pgc.state.pa.us). BEAR HUNTING FIELD REPORTS Northwest Region: For the third straight year, Warren County led the region with a bear harvest of 71; followed by Jefferson, 54; Forest, 43; Clarion, 40; and Venango, 40. Warren County WCO Don Daugherty said, "Bear hunting will be excellent, especially in Columbus, Freehold and Sugar Grove townships." Also in Warren, WCO Dave Donachy said, "Bear sightings in woodlots close to towns have been high throughout the summer. Food sources will be the key to finding them in-season." Jefferson County WCO Roger Hartless reported, "Black bear populations have never been better here. There are literally bears everywhere. Hunting bears in organized drive has a much higher level of success than hunting solo, but preseason scouting and locating areas where bears are feeding will tip the odds of taking a bear in favor of even the solitary hunter." In Forest and Warren counties, LMGS George Miller said, "I've seen more bears and found more bear sign this spring and summer than I have in previous years. Hunters should work areas with good mast crops, swamps and cornfields." WCO Rod Bimber said, "We have lots of bears in Clarion County. I have reports of several large ones." Venango County WCO Clint Deniker said, "The bear population continues to rise in Venango County; the population seems to be healthy and growing. Hunters should consider walking into remote areas and using drives." Erie County WCO Darin Clark said, "Most bears I know of are staying around swamps in real thick cover." Crawford County WCO John McKellop III said, "The highest concentrations would be on mostly private lands north of Titusville, the Thompson Run valley area, and the Hydetown/Mystic Park area. There are a large number of 400-pound or larger bears in eastern Crawford County." Southwest Region: Somerset County continues to lead all other counties, as it has for years. In 2003, Somerset County had a bear kill of 75, followed by Indiana, 69; Fayette, 61; Armstrong, 57; and Westmoreland, 29. Somerset County WCO Travis Anderson said, "People have been seeing bears just about everywhere, but the best bet is in the mountains, where the hills are steep, the cover is thick and the food is plentiful." Also in Somerset, WCO Brian Witherite said, "Hunters should concentrate their efforts on the mountain areas of SGLs 11 and 271 and the Forbes State Forest." In addition WCO Scott Tomlinson reported, "The best hunting is on private ground and in the central and northern part of Somerset County, where bear numbers have grown because of a lack of hunting pressure." Indiana County WCO Jack Lucas said, "Bears have been sighted countywide. Populations are excellent, especially on SGLs 153, 79 and 276." Fayette County WCO Stephen Leiendecker said, "I expect another banner year, despite our two consecutive record harvest years. The best areas include the Quebec Run Wild Area, SGLs 51 and 138." WCO Charlie May, also in Fayette, said, "Bear sightings have been many and constant all summer." Armstrong County WCO Barry Seth said, "Bears continue to increase and spread into new areas. We need more bear hunters." Cambria County WCO Larry Olsavsky said, "Thickets, slashings, creek bottoms, cornfields next to woodlots, reclaimed strip mines and timbered areas are always the hot spots. Look for areas with autumn olive and crabapples, bears have hit these items hard in the past." Westmoreland County WCO Rod Ansell said, "If you stay on the ridge and toward the bottom of the mountain from Baggley to the Three Mile Hill, you'll find bears." Northcentral Region: Lycoming County remained the state's top bear harvest county with a kill of 202. It was followed by Clinton, 193; Tioga, 156; McKean, 129; and Potter, 124. Tioga County WCO Rodney Mee reported, "A 600-pound class bear eluded hunters again in the Hills Creek State Park area." Potter County WCO Mark Fair said, "Black bear hunting has never been better. Nuisance complaints continue to increase even though soft mast foods were excellent this summer. The hotspot for complaints this summer was Roulette Township. Concentrate on hunting in dense clear-cuts scattered throughout the county. Bear hunting should be excellent in any township you select this year." Also in Potter, WCO Denise Mitcheltree said, "The bear population is exceptional on the state forest land between Hungry Hollow Road and the village of Oleona, and in the East Fork valley between Nelson Run Ridge and McConnell Ridge. Bear activity was extremely high in the Cherry Springs area and hunters should have successful hunts in areas such as the West Branch of Pine Creek just north of Cherry Springs, east to Straight Ridge, west to Rock Run Road and south to the Alabama Trail." Union County WCO Dirk Remensnyder said, "It would be easier to tell you where not to find bears this year. Hunters should stay in Union County." Clearfield County WCO Dave Carlini said, "All we need to do is get more hunters here and this county will lead the state in bear kills. The farming areas in Covington, Lawrence, Girard and Goshen townships are always good bets for finding bears." Also in Clearfield, WCO Dave Stewart said, "Hunting pressure has been minimal at best the last few years. SGLs 77, 87, 93 and the area around Parker Dam State Park all hold good populations of bears." Elk County WCO Dick Bodenhorn said, "Everyone is talking about the numbers of bears they are seeing and how many bears they have raiding their garbage cans and birdfeeders. There are bears everywhere. We have a better than usual mast crop that should keep the bears from early denning, and if we have enough bear hunters, we could set a bear harvest record this year." Southcentral Region: Huntingdon County continued to lead the region in bear harvest in 2003 with a kill of 94. It was followed by Bedford, 40; Blair, 38; Mifflin, 28; and Snyder, 18. Huntingdon County WCO John Roller reported, "Even with a high harvest in the county last year, people are seeing bears everywhere." In the Blair and Huntingdon counties region, WCO Richard Joyce said, "Some nice-sized bears have been sighted. As always, SGL 166 is holding a good population of black bears." Bedford County WCO Jim Trombetto said, "Food conditions in the forests have remained good all summer, and this has kept bears out of sight. Bear populations are good and so are hunting prospects. Hunters should look for bears in the most rugged, mountainous areas they can find." Blair County WCO Al Zellner said, "Large bears have been seen district-wide. Good bets for bear hunters are SGLs 73, 147 and 118." Blair County WCO Steve Hanczar said, "Bear hunting in the Sinking Valley area, ridges overlooking Duncanville, Altoona, Bellwood, Tipton, Tyrone and Bald Eagle provide excellent habitat and should provide an exciting bear hunt." LMGS Dave Koppenhaver, who works in Bedford and Fulton counties, said, "Bear numbers are on the increase, probably because of a rather low local harvest last year. If the weather is good, the hunting should be great." Snyder County WCO Harold Malehorn said, "The bear population in the county is holding steady. Hit the ridges for the best hunting." Mifflin County WCO Jeff Mock said, "Bears are all over the county from the state forest in Armagh and Brown townships to private land in Derry and Decatur townships. All we need for a good kill is hunting pressure." Perry County WCO Steve Hower said, "Our bear population is increasing annually. Discovery of bears here that were tagged by officers in other counties indicates that some bears are moving into Perry County." Northeast Region: Pike County led the region in 2003 with a bear harvest of 147, followed by Wayne, 130; Monroe, 112; Luzerne, 103; and Sullivan, 86. Pike County WCO Bob Johnson said, "Sightings of many large boars have been reported. Don't be surprised to see a couple over 700 and maybe close to 800 pounds in the harvest again this year. As a bear gets ready to hibernate, its territory will get smaller and smaller, centering on the largest concentrations of food. Look for these areas near good cover and you'll greatly increase your chances." Wayne County WCO Jim McCarthy said, "The large swamps of SGL 312 in southern Wayne County are a 'bear' to get through, but driving the swamps to standers is the way to go. If we have a warm fall, be sure to bring your hip boots." Wayne County WCO Frank Dooley said, "With so many complaints and sightings, Wayne County bear hunting is going to be better than excellent this year." Monroe County WCO Pete Sussenbach said, "Hunters should focus on the eastern sections of Tobyhanna and Coolbaugh townships. Vast swamps and abundant food supplies make this area home to large quantities of bears - some approaching 600 pounds." Monroe County WCO Gerald Kapral said, "SGLs 127 and 38 will continue to be the hot spots. Bear hunters will need to get drives through the thick swamp areas on these State Game Lands to get bears moving." Bradford County WCO Matt Grebeck said, "The bear population is ever-increasing and chances of harvesting one of these trophies get better each year. Remember scouting is key to being successful hunting any game, but it shouldn't take long to locate a good area to hunt. Talk with the farmers and local residents, I'm sure they can direct you where to go." Columbia County WCO George Wilcox said, "Hunters should pursue bears in the same areas they hunt deer." Carbon County WCO Fred Merluzzi said, "Bear complaints remain high." Lackawanna County WCO Dan Figured said, "Bear hunting should be good in Fell, Archbald, Jefferson and Carbondale townships. Hunters should concentrate on blueberry swamps and stands of scrub oak." Luzerne County WCO Tom Swiech added, "Bears are being sighted on a daily basis all over. Hunt thick blueberry swamps for your best chances of success." Southeast Region: In 2003, the region's bear harvest totaled 73, up one from the 2002 harvest. Bear hunting in this region is primarily pursued in the northern mountainous counties. Few bears are taken south of the Blue Mountain. As always, Schuylkill County led all counties with a harvest of 39, followed by Dauphin, 14; Lehigh 7; Northampton, 6; and Lebanon, 4. Schuylkill County WCO John Denchak reported, "Last year's harvest was disappointing. I did not have the harvest that I need to keep black bear nuisance complaints at a level that can be dealt with. Bears in the 600-pound range are not uncommon and there's a very good chance to see a record-book bear. With the extended season in WMU 4C, this will provide us with the hunter numbers needed to take a reasonable harvest and the most exciting first week of the firearms deer season in a long time." Schuylkill County WCO Will Dingman said, "Black bear populations appear to continue to grow. Hunting opportunities can be found in the Weiser State Forest off Taylorsville road near Lavelle and SGL 84 north of Pitman. Historically, Jeff's Swamp outside Lincoln has been a popular area and will be again this year. Preseason scouting of WMU 4C will pay off." LMGS Matt Belding, who works in Berks and Schuylkill counties, said, "Get into the thick swampy areas and participate in drives to get the bears moving." In Lehigh and Northampton counties, LMGS Dave Mitchell said, "Hunters should try SGLs 168 and 217." Berks County WCO Bill Vroman said, "Bears are plentiful along the Blue Mountain. SGL 106 and the Weiser State Forest are good bets." LMGS Scott Bills, who works in Dauphin and Lebanon counties, said, "More black bears every year." Dauphin County WCO Jason DeCoskey said, "Black bear numbers are up this year."
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Govt outlines post-GST petrol price scheme
KERRY O'BRIEN: For months now, as the price of petrol at the bowser has soared, the Howard Government has been coy as to how it would meet its promise in a post-GST world that no-one would pay more for petrol, in particular in the bush.
Well, today the Treasurer, Peter Costello, announced that he'll find $500 million over the next four years to cushion the blow for regional and rural Australia.
He says city prices need not rise because the cost of petrol and diesel for business will fall by 10 per cent.
But country petrol stations will receive grants under the scheme, theoretically enabling them to reduce prices to motorists.
The Government will rely on the Competition and Consumer Commission to police the system.
In a few moments I'll be talking with the Treasurer, but first, political editor Tim Lester.
TIM LESTER: Some pre-election promises fade with time, forgotten by those who might have benefited or ignored by those who made them.
Not this one.
JOHN HOWARD, PRIME MINISTER, AUGUST 1998: You won't pay any more.
It won't go up.
The price at the pump will be the same.
TIM LESTER: John Howard campaigning for a second term and trying to sell a new tax, insists his GST won't push up petrol prices.
The Government decided to offset the 10 per cent tax with a reduction in the lucrative fuel excise.
Every cent per litre it gives up is worth $180 million.
The problem?
Bush pump prices are higher, so 10 per cent will add more to country petrol than in metropolitan Australia, where the fuel excise reduction is to be calculated prior to 1 July.
PETER COSTELLO, TREASURER: The Government will be introducing a grants system which will pay grants to retailers of petrol or diesel a tiered rate, depending on whether they're in regional or in remote areas.
As a result of tax change, their fuel costs need not rise and regional and remote Australia will be protected in full under the new taxation system.
TIM LESTER: The Government will now spend $500 million over four years, in grants to regional petrol stations at the rate of 1 cent per litre, rural stations 2 cents a litre.
PETER COSTELLO: If you're paying 1 cent or 2 cents per litre by way of a grant, it equalises it back, in some cases could actually, when it is passed on in full, be better for the consumer.
BOB DOUGLAS, NATIONAL FARMERS FEDERATION: We're very happy to see a workable solution has been derived, and it's going to lead to significant cost savings to all Australians living in rural and remote Australia.
TIM LESTER: The National Farmers Federation applauds the grants scheme as an economic boost for its members.
BOB DOUGLAS: It's also going to make Australia a more competitive place generally because the cost of everything that's produced in rural Australia, be it fruit, vegetables, meat, will be cheaper by the time it gets to consumers in the supermarkets or it's finally exported overseas, so it has to be good news for Australia as a whole.
DAVID CUMMING, ROYAL AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF VICTORIA: We appear to be putting in place an overly complicated system in relation to petrol.
TIM LESTER: Most members from Australia's motoring organisations won't benefit regularly from the fuel grant system because it doesn't apply to urban stations.
In Victoria, they say the system is messy.
DAVID CUMMING, ROYAL AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF VICTORIA: We now have a grants scheme in order to subsidise country people.
We have a tax on a tax, and it would appear we still continue to have a CPI increase in excise, a very overly complicated system for a very basic product.
TIM LESTER: In NSW, the NRMA is more positive.
MARK PATERSON, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY: Well, overall, we're quite happy with the principles that have been outlined.
MARK PATERSON, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY: The challenge is, what's the nature of the burden imposed on those businesses, often many small businesses, in administering the rebate scheme that's proposed.
TIM LESTER: For thousands of petrol stations, more paper work, to add to the burden of coping with the new tax system.
The tone of the group representing service stations this afternoon was more one of hope than confidence.
MICHAEL DELANEY, MOTOR TRADES ASSOCIATION: It ought not to involve a great deal more compliance difficulty.
If it can be integrated with the new obligations that have been imposed upon us under the GST.
TIM LESTER: So, what's to stop some petrol station owners from pocketing the grant and setting pump prices higher?
MICHAEL DELANEY: We would expect all our resellers to pass it on in full, as would be required at law, and morally, and to do so with alacrity because they want to sell it at the best price they can for their customers.
JOHN KELSO, NATIONAL ROADS & MOTORISTS ASSOCIATION: We're optimistic an adequate system will be put in place to ensure the grant is fully passed on to the final consumer.
TIM LESTER: Who'll police the petrol grants?
The already very busy ACCC.
PETER COSTELLO: We've set up a scheme with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission where people will be able to report on a hotline, where the commission has powers to prevent misleading and deceptive conduct and where there are $10 million fines available.
DAVID CUMMING: I don't know how the ACCC could possibly monitor 6,000 service stations around Australia, particularly those remote locations getting a subsidy of anywhere between 2 and 3 cents per litre.
JOE HOCKEY, FINANCIAL SERVICES MINISTER: If you try to rip off consumers during the transition to the new GST system, you will pay a very heavy price.
TIM LESTER: As though to show the ACCC is up to its task as tax cop, the Howard Government says the commission has issued its first GST exploitation notice, moving against a video chain.
JOE HOCKEY: The ACCC has formed the view that Video Ezy has been exploiting consumers by charging an extra 15 per cent for video rentals.
TIM LESTER: Minister Hockey emphasised not all Video Ezy outlets are accused of using the GST as an excuse to increase prices.
On petrol prices, the Government's measures today fit with its mission of recent months to meet the concerns of people in regional Australia.
The Government can't afford motorists in those marginal electorates believing the GST pushed up pump prices, and if it takes a complex, costly system to achieve John Howard's petrol promise, then that's exactly what's going to happen.
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