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Long Point State Park - Finger Lakes

Proof of rabies inoculation shall be produced if requested by staff. Pets are not permitted in playgrounds and buildings, (this does not apply to service animals).

Located on the east shore of Cayuga Lake just South of Aurora NY, in Finger Lakes Wine country, Long Point State Park provides a 4-lane boat launch, a modern playground, picnic areas, fishing access, lake access, 4.5 miles of hiking trails, and spectacular sunsets over Cayuga Lake.
The easy access to the Cayuga Lake shore makes it popular for paddle-sports enthusiasts and fishermen alike. With a variety of habitats within the 296-acre park, including lake shore, grasslands, brush land, spruce plantations, intermittent creek ravine, and mature forests, Long Point is home to a variety of trees, flowering plants, birds, and wildlife which can be viewed from the hiking trails. In the winter Cross-country skiing and snow-shoeing are allowed on the hiking trails and unplowed roads. 
The popular vacation rental at Long Point State Park is located right on the shore of Cayuga Lake, and is within 5 miles of a winery, an orchard, a brewery, Wells College, and the village of Aurora. Indoor cottage amenities include: a kitchen with a gas stove, refrigerator, coffee pot, toaster, microwave, and sink; a full bath; hot water; electricity; bedroom with double bed and dressers; main room with sleeper sofa, window air conditioner, furniture and dining table w/ chairs; and wood stove. Outdoor amenities include: boat dock; picnic table; fire ring and grill; and small lawn area. Bedding, dishes, cooking utensils, TV, internet, and phone are not provided.
 
Pet Policy: A maximum of two pets are allowed in campsites and day use areas unless prohibited by sign or directive. Pets are to be supervised at all times and either be crated or on a leash not more than 6-feet in length. Proof of rabies inoculation shall be produced if requested by staff. Pets are not permitted in playgrounds and buildings, (this does not apply to service animals).
Mailing Address1686 State Route 38 Moravia, NY 13118

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Park grounds are open dawn to dusk.
Blue Mountain Wild Forest - NYSDEC
Hunters may use the parking areas, roads, seasonal access roads, trailheads, and trails used by hikers, boat launches and hand launches used by boaters, and paddlers to access the lands and waters in this area. Hunters can park on the shoulders of seasonal access roads provided vehicles are out of the travel lane.
Township 19 Tract Public Use Areas and Forest Preserve lands can be accessed from the parking area at the end of the Barker Pond Road which is accessed from State Route 28/30 via the O'Neil Flow Road. Parking is allowed along the O'Neill Flow Road and Barker Pond Road - do not block gates. Two campsites near Barker Pond are available to hunters.
Township 20 Tract Public Use Areas and Forest Preserve lands can be accessed from the Minerva Club Road off of State Route 28N. One campsite is available 0.6 mile down the Minerva Club Road.
Camping permits can be obtained from the local Forest Ranger for periods of a week or more so that people may camp on and hunt around interior ponds.
Hunting on the Chain of Lakes Easement is prohibited.

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Wildlife Management Unit: 5H & 5F
General information on trapping includes how-to and safety tips with links to seasons, rules and regulations.
Trapping is permitted on all forest preserve lands of the Blue Mountain Wild Forest and the easement lands of the Township 19 Tract south of the O'Neill Flow Road. The lands north of the road are private and trespassing for any reason is prohibited.
Trappers may use the parking areas, roads, seasonal access roads, trailheads, and trails used by hikers, boat launches and hand launches used by boaters, and paddlers to access the lands and waters in this area. Trappers can park on the shoulders of seasonal access roads provided vehicles are out of the travel lane.
Township 19 Tract Public Use Areas and Forest Preserve lands can be accessed from the parking area at the end of the Barker Pond Road which is accessed from State Route 28/30 via the O'Neil Flow Road. Parking is allowed along the O'Neill Flow Road and Barker Pond Road - do not block gates. Two campsites near Barker Pond are available to hunters.
Bill History - AB-132 Postsecondary education trailer bill.
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Chaptered by Secretary of State - Chapter 144, Statutes of 2021.

07/27/21
Approved by the Governor.

07/15/21
Enrolled and presented to the Governor at 3:30 p.m.

07/15/21
Senate amendments concurred in. To Engrossing and Enrolling. (Ayes 63. Noes 9. Page 2360.).

07/15/21
Assembly Rule 63 suspended. (Ayes 58. Noes 19. Page 2356.)

07/15/21
Assembly Rule 77 suspended. (Ayes 58. Noes 19. Page 2356.)

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In Assembly. Concurrence in Senate amendments pending. May be considered on or after July 17 pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.
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To Request An Inspection:call: (925) 314-3333 or visit: www.danville.ca.gov/CSSPlease request before 3:00 P.M. for next business day inspections. Inspections may be scheduled up to 5 days in advance.Instructions to schedule an inspection (PDF)The Online Permit Portal (Citizen Self Service or CSS) enables registered users to gain 24-hour access to, the status of permits and to schedule inspections.Instructions on how to register for an account are available in our Online Permit Center Instructions (PDF)To Schedule an Inspection OnlineVisit www.danville.ca.gov/CSS Before Scheduling Your Inspection you will need to register for an account at www.danville.ca.gov/CSSInstructions on how to register for an account are available in our Online Permit Center Instructions (PDF) Log in to your online account.Click on View then My Permits.Select your project’s permit number (the blue hyperlink) from the list of available permits. Select the gray oval labeled Inspections, located in the center of the screen below the box that lists the permit type and status.Previously scheduled inspections and their status will be listed at the top of this page. Inspections that are available to request are displayed at the bottom of this page. In the Request Inspections table, check the checkbox in the Action column for each inspection you would like to request.Select the blue Request Inspection button at the bottom of the screen.Provide the preferred date and time of your inspection, contact name and phone number, and click Submit.A confirmation page with a green checkmark will indicate that your request has been successfully submitted.If you have any questions please call: (925) 314-3330Online requests are only available to registered users.
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A small tidewater area is open to
 steelhead angling on the west side of Highway 1 just two miles north of
 Bodega Bay. Fishing on Salmon Creek is restricted to adequate flows
 between September 1 through April 30 of each year. Anglers should check CDFW's
 Low-Flow Hotline at (707) 944-5533 before going fishing on Salmon Creek.
 

Lakes and Reservoirs

Lake Ralphine: 26 acres. It is located in Howarth Park adjacent to Summerfield Road in eastern Santa Rosa and contains largemouth bass and bluegill. This lake is also stocked in fall, winter, and spring with catchable trout.
Spring Lake: 75 acres. Located in eastern Santa Rosa near the end of Montgomery Drive. It contains largemouth bass, bluegill, and redear sunfish. 
Lake Sonoma: 2,700 acres. Operated by the Corps of Engineers, it is located on Dry Creek approximately 14 miles northwest of Healdsburg. It provides angling for largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and redear sunfish. A large amount of timber was left standing in the lake for fish habitat. Many isolated coves and narrow upper arms of the lake, with thick timber structure and lack of high-speed boaters, provide exceptional angling. This lake is not stocked with trout, but there is a native coastal rainbow trout population that resides in the lake and its tributaries. There are also catfish for night fishing. It has limited shore access so a boat is almost essential. There is a boat ramp near the dam off Dry Creek Road out of Healdsburg, and another, suitable only for car-toppers, at Yorty Creek at the end of Hot Springs Road out of Cloverdale.

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Plan ahead: From May 1 through October 31, reservations will be required to access the parking lot, trailheads, and trails located on the privately owned 7,000-acre Adirondack Mountain Reserve (AMR) property in the town of Keene in the Adirondack High Peaks region. For a list of frequently asked questions and to book your spot, visit the AMR website. Attention Mohawk River anglers! Help DEC by participating in the 2024 Creel Survey. Data gathered during the survey will provide information needed to better understand angler use, expectations, and satisfaction. Anglers will be asked to participate by providing information about their day of fishing and allow DEC creel agents the opportunity to collect biological data on their catch. Participation in the survey gives anglers the opportunity to contribute to future Mohawk River fisheries management decisions. A summary of the results of the survey will be posted on DEC’s website soon after the survey is completed. For more information, check out the press release. Ready… Set… BIRD! The 2024 I BIRD NY Challenge is now open to all ages and ends on Nov. 1, 2024. Use your observation skills and join the annual Challenge by identifying any 10 bird species of your choosing in New York State. Participants who successfully complete this fun challenge, will be awarded a commemorative patch, can download a completion certificate, and be entered into a drawing for great birding prizes! For more information, check out our I Bird NY Challenge press release. R-eel-y into learning about eels? Join us for our 17th year of research on migrating juvenile American eels (Anguilla rostrata). The research project takes place all along the Hudson River Estuary with partner volunteers including teachers, students, and residents who venture into tributary streams to participate. Those interested in volunteering for the eel project, can email [email protected] and should include their resident location to accommodate a nearby site. Learn more about the eel project.The Colonel William F. Fox Memorial Saratoga Tree Nursery officially kicked off the annual spring seedling sale, which is now open to the public and runs until May 10.
FAQs on Emergency Use Authorizations (EUAs) for Medical Devices Related to COVID-19 | FDA
If your product does not meet the statutory criteria for an EUA, you may submit a marketing submission under the appropriate regulatory pathway (for example, 510(k), De Novo request, PMA) to legally market your product. You may also submit an application for an investigational device exemption (IDE) to study the use of your device.
Your product type may also be the subject of a guidance document relating to COVID-19. If an EUA has not been issued, but your product type is the subject of a COVID-19-related guidance document, please refer to the information and recommendations in the guidance. Additionally, please refer to the Guidance Documents Related to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) (88 FR 15417) notice published in the Federal Register on March 13, 2023, for updates related to guidances issued during the COVID-19 PHE.
Q: My product is the subject of an Investigational Device Exemption (IDE). Can I market my device while under an IDE if I feel that it would benefit patients during this public health emergency?
A: An IDE allows the investigational device to be used in a clinical study in order to collect safety and effectiveness data. It does not permit the marketing of the product. For more details, see Investigational Device Exemption (IDE).

 

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Chico Center | California Conservation Corps
The Chico Center Forestry Corps crew began work in February 2022. The center is working with Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve, among other project sponsors and partners.
Public Service Conservation Work: Corpsmembers assist state and local agencies, as well as non-profit organizations, implement projects that have significant public benefits and uses. Work can include bridge construction, dog park construction, park and median landscaping, minor construction and finishing work. Training is often unique to each project.
Invasive Species Removal: Corpsmembers learn how to remove invasive species using chain saws, brush cutters, herbicides and in some cases, burning and replacing them with California species. Project partners include City of Chico, State Parks, CAL FIRE, U.S. Forest Service, local non-profits and conservation districts, and others.
Trail Construction & Maintenance: Corpsmembers construct and maintain trails for City of Chico, State Parks, local conservancies, counties, cities, and other non-profits. Project work may include clearing brush from along hiking trails, rebuilding trail tread, installing riprap to reduce erosion, dry masonry, and other techniques. Specific training varies by project.

 
 
 

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Chico Center Corpsmembers team up to lay a silt sock around a burned out vehicle on a street in Greenville, CA.

 

All Corpsmembers at the Chico Center complete Corpsmember Orientation, Motivation, Education, and Training (COMET) and are required to actively participate in furthering their education by taking core training courses and specialized courses offered at the center.
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2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
I am writing in full support of the Mount Shasta Avalanche Center's (MSAC) grant proposal for OHMVR funding. As an avid backcountry skier and snowmobiler in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, I rely on the information provided by the MSAC on a daily basis. They help keep me, my friends, and other outdoor enthusiasts informed as to current dangers in the snowpack, along with their educational outreach programs which are super helpful in gaining additional knowledge about snowmobiling safety and responsibilities. The work that is done by MSAC thru this grant is truly invaluable as it encourages and educates the public about snow safety, promotes communication between motorized and non-motorized users of the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, and creates an informed platform where folks who love the outdoors can come together and share their passions. Let it snow, pbg Peter Burns Grossmann - 3/5/2024

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I am in favor of the Sierra National Forest applying for this grant to construct an Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) staging area on the Red Mountain OHV Area. We, the OHV community, and user groups have requested this for years now. We need OHV support facilities in this very popular area. Forest Service 8S10 is heavily used and leads many popular OHV trails. A staging area will provide a durable location for OHV users to unload and load equipment. The project will consist of building a new OHV staging area with 12 designated parking stalls, signage, a double-vault toilet structure, and installation of seven-day use picnic sites with tables, pedestal grills. This area has no parking and no toilets for the public. This is overdue. This project will alleviate the eyesore, traffic congestion and protect habitat in the immediate area and along the green sticker road to the site. Us OHV Volunteer groups will assist the SNF staff to construct much of the staging area and picnic facilities. We look forward to the approval of this grant to develop site features as described within the SNF project description. Michael McGarity - 4/11/2024
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First on the Field
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Why Minneapolis is Burning
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I Won't be at My Next Appointment
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Salem, VA

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Shadow
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Albany, NY

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The Lion Sleeps Tonight
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