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- K-9 OFFICER RETIRES AFTER DECADE OF EXEMPLARY SERVICE February 13, 2013Feb. 7, 2013 Rex, a Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism K-9, retires from unit PRATT – After 10 years of faithful service, K-9 “officer” Rex retired from the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KDWPT) Law Enforcement K-9 unit. Owner and program supervisor Lt. Jason Sawyers has been partners with Rex since the program’s inception in […]
- FISHING FORECAST TAKES GUESS WORK OUT OF WHERE TO FISH February 13, 2013Feb. 14, 2013 Anglers use fishing forecast to find hidden opportunities PRATT – The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KDWPT) 2013 Fishing Forecast features the ins and outs of fish populations in public waters around the state, helping anglers to better decide where to cast their lines. Comprised of sampling efforts conducted during annual la […]
- MITCHELL COUNTY GAME WARDEN RESCUES STRANDED FISHERMEN February 13, 2013Feb. 14, 2013 Game warden Landen Cleveland rescued two ice-fishermen on Glen Elder Reservoir PRATT – On Feb. 1, 2013, two men ice fishing for crappie and white bass in the Boller Point area on Glen Elder Reservoir found themselves in a dangerous situation when the piece of ice they were fishing on broke away from shore and headed toward the main lake. Frigid […]
- BIRD WATCHERS ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN GLOBAL BIRD COUNT February 13, 2013Feb. 14, 2013 Bird watchers are needed for a four-day study PRATT – Bird watchers around the state are encouraged to participate in the 2013 Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) Feb. 15-18. Similar to the recently conducted Kansas Winter Bird Feeder Survey, Kansas bird watchers of every skill level are asked to grab their binoculars and provide valuable populat […]
- Governor thanks Kansas Securities Commissioner Jack for his service February 12, 2013Topeka – Kansas Governor Sam Brownback announced Tuesday he has accepted the resignation of Kansas Securities Commissioner Aaron Jack, effective immediately. “On behalf of Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer, I want to thank Commissioner Jack for his service to our administration and the citizens of Kansas. The Securities Office has made great strides during the last two […]
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