Public Reflects on Knik River's Wild Life: WHERE 'ANYTHING GOES': List of Comments Gathered By State Shows Diversity of Opinion.
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By Zaz Hollander, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska  Feb. 16--WASILLA -- People who live and play in the Knik River valley are divided over the possibility of restrictions on off-road vehicles in the scenic area famous for its long-standing "anything goes" attitude.
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By Bob Rayner, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va.  Sep. 16--For the most part, they liked what they saw.   About 60 business and government leaders from Wichita, Kan., took a  whirlwind tour of the Richmond area from Wednesday to yesterday.
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By Will Elliott  Outdoor Life magazine editors report this month what Buffalo- area anglers have known for decades -- there's spectacular fishing in Western New York waters.
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By Beccy Tanner, The Wichita Eagle, Kan.  May 29--WESTERN SEDGWICK COUNTY, Near Cheney -- On the banks of the Ninnescah, Don Distler walks near the river, noting the signs of wildlife -- and sometimes the lack of it.
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âStates & Resemblance,â part of the River to River Sitelines summer festival of free site-specific performances, was described as a meditation on change and the passing of things, people and experience.
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By Gorczyca, Beth  ELKINS - A debate over designating a section of stream for  catchand-release fishing could end up casting a question over the state's tax system.
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By Journal-World, Lawrence, Kan.  Jun. 7--Topeka may have had the edge this week in an online promotion geared at finding the country's "greenest" city, but here's how the cities stack up in other environmental areas.
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HENNEPIN, Ill. -- As steam rises from flat fingers of water reflecting an iron-gray sky, Donald Hey climbs to the top of an observation tower to watch a flock of American white pelicans huddled among the reeds. These reclaimed wetlands along the Illinois River, a man-made vista of corn and soybea...
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By The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Jun. 15--From Bob Bendick, director of the Southern Region of The Nature Conservancy:   I flew across the South from New Orleans to Charlotte. While the people around me read papers and stared into computer screens, I looked out the window.
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Power to the people.  Two prime examples of "grass roots" government at its finest were witnessed at Mandan and Burleigh County commissions this past week.
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By Brent Champaco, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.  Feb. 15--Lucinda Wingard says she's noticed the toll humans are taking on the Crescent Valley Watershed of Gig Harbor.   She lives in the area that scientists consider one of the most biologically diverse in Pierce County.
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In a response to this previous posting over on PHPEverywhere, Wintermute comes back with some of his opinions on the topics the previous posting mentioned.
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Quotes on the presidential campaign from along the Upper Mississippi River:
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By Anchorage Daily News, Alaska  Feb. 27--SOLDOTNA -- A subcommittee of Kenai Peninsula fishing interests  could not reach consensus on fishing methods for a subsistence fishery on the  Kenai and Kasilof rivers.
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By Bob Lamb, La Crosse Tribune, Wis.  Sep. 11--Lake Onalaska continues to be the hot spot for panfish, although anglers are reporting success up and down the Mississippi and Black rivers.
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By The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Mar. 11--MORE PEOPLE are starting to take seriously the problems of water quality in the Arkansas River.   The Colorado Legislature recently passed a bill addressing water quality in cases where water is transferred from one use to another, and Gov.
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By Brandon Loomis, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska  Feb. 4--SOLDOTNA -- Backers of a proposed Kenai River gillnet fishery for Ninilchik residents ran into a thick web of opposition this weekend during the first meetings of a consensus-building group of fishermen.