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Bill Would Let Caltrans Skip Newspaper Notices

Byline: Associated Press/Don Thompson SACRAMENTO (AP) — California newspaper publishers are objecting to a bill sent to Gov. Jerry Brown that would let the state’s transportation department post legal notices

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Commission Imposes More Marine Protected Areas

Byline: Associated Press/Jason Dearen SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — California has put the finishing touches on a vast network of protected areas that dot the sea from Mexico to the Oregon

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Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Boat Parade Sets Record

Byline: Associated Press LONDON (AP) — The flotilla of boats that sailed down the River Thames June 3 to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee set a new world record

70-pound Jumping Sturgeon Strikes Boater
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70-pound Jumping Sturgeon Strikes Boater

Byline: Associated Press CHIEFLAND, Fla. (AP) — A 32-year-old woman boating on the Suwannee River was reportedly hit by a nearly 70-pound jumping sturgeon while sitting in her vessel. The

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Two Delta Water Gates to Be Repaired

Byline: Associated Press WALNUT GROVE (AP) — State officials have closed two large water gates in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta for repairs.             U.S. Bureau of Reclamation officials said they

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British Rowers Hit by Storm, Rescued off Japan

Byline: Associated Press TOKYO (AP) — Two British adventurers who were caught in a storm while attempting to row across the Pacific were rescued June 8 off the coast of

Panel: Grounding Caused Ensenada Race Boat Destruction
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Panel: Grounding Caused Ensenada Race Boat Destruction

Byline: Associated Press SAN DIEGO (AP) — An independent review panel investigating the deaths of four sailors said it is “confident” that the 37-foot sailboat Aegean was destroyed by running