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• Lassen Forest to host snowshoe walks
  CHESTER — A series of free snowshoe walks are planned this winter, hosted by the Lassen National Forest's Almanor Ranger District. Weather permitting, the first of these walks is scheduled for 1-3:30 pm Feb. 3. Snowshoes are provided at no cost.
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• Lefeber lectures on aging to begin
  By University of Texas Medical Branch The Lefeber Winter Lecture Series on Aging launches with “Predicting survival of older adults: Findings from a biosocial survey” by Noreen Goldman, professor of demography in the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton …
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• Be Careful Out There: Winter Driving Tips
  In spite of a mild winter, safe driving tips are good to keep in mind while driving the roads in Oakland Township. By Brittney Moody At least 2 inches of fresh, fluffy snow falls throughout Oakland County on Sunday afternoon. So far, Mother Nature has …
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• Irondequoit's John Fahner-Vihtelic tells his riveting survival story

  You are on a road in the wilderness and your car goes off into a ravine and falls out of sight. It happened to an Irondequoit man 36 years ago. He was trapped for more than two weeks, and even lost his leg in the aftermath. He told his incredible story … See all stories on this topic »

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• Popularity of primitive crafts growing
  Those traits have resonated with many of today's outdoor enthusiasts, and schools and seminars are springing up around the country to teach these skills. Tom Brown was one of the early leaders in teaching survival skills and has written and co-authored …
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• Rensing ready to fight for survival
  "I had the feeling during the winter break that, despite having 21 points, it was going to be tight," he said. "We now all need to be clear that the second half of the season is going to be as hard as the second half of last season was.
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• WWJ Newsradio 950 Winter Survival Radiothon In Its Final Hours

  DEARBORN (WWJ) – It's down to the nitty gritty, as the 9th annual WWJ Newsradio 950 Winter Survival Radiothon for THAW, The Heat and Warmth Fund, enters its final hours raising money to keep the heat on for families in need. We're broadcasting live for … See all stories on this topic »

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• Willem Dafoe Sets Up Deadly Hunt for Extinct Tiger in 'The Hunter' Full Trailer

  Giving a look at Dafoe's dangerous adventure in chasing 'the rarest, most delusive creature on the planet' in Tasmania, the trailer also highlights a mesmerizing landscape of Australian wilderness. The full-length trailer for Willem Dafoe's survival … See all stories on this topic »

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• Conservation Corner: Winter bird feeding
  Food, shelter, water and space — those are the four elements that all species need for survival. Bird feeding, and specifically winter feeding, is valuable in attracting and holding birds in the area. Winter feeding of birds keeps birds alive and …
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• Biologist to lecture on porcupine survival secrets
  Tonight, at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center, Anchorage-based Alaska Department of Fish and Game Area Wildlife Biologist Jessy Coltrane will prove just how hardy these creatures are with her lecture on some of their winter survival secrets.
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