September, 2001

Coast Guard ratchets up security on the lakes - Sept. 30, 2001 NC
Outdoor notes - Sept. 30, 2001 MilwJS
Nothing can beat hunting this time of year - Sept. 30, 2001 MilwJS
DNR's Bazzell pleads case - Sept. 30, 2001 PG
Stakes are high in walleye tournament - Sept. 30, 2001 PG
Fishing tourney down to the wire - Sept. 30, 2001 PG
Tom Murphy column (Target impact on water drainage) - Sept. 30, PG
SpongeBob brings environmental message to NEW Zoo - Sept. 30, PG
Landfill plan may go to voters - Sept. 30, 2001 PG
PCB lawsuit postponed - Sept 30, 2001 Anniston Star
Debate rages over mercury contamination - Sept. 29, 2001 MilwJS
North Woods becoming less wild - Sept. 29. 2001 MilwJS
Appleton Papers sale to close by year's end - Sept. 28, 2001 MilwJS
Budget invests in Fox River’s future - Sept. 28, 2001 PG
Rain floods subdivision yards - Sept. 28, 2001 PG
Dick's plans early opening for new sports store - Sept. 28, 2001 PG
Breast cancer awareness - Sept. 27, 2001
Truckers carrying hazardous materials facing high security - Sept. 27, 2001 MilwJS
UWGB to get historic Fort Howard items - Sept. 27, 2001 PG
UWGB to keep mill's history alive - Sept. 27, 2001 PG
State duck hunt outlook average - Sept. 27, 2001 PG
Senate committee hears yellow perch numbers - Sept. 27, 2001 NC
Household waste is a big issue - Sept. 27, 2001 NC
Outdoor Recreation Report (Door Co.) - Sept. 27, 2001 DCA
Permit allows greater emissions for Minergy  - Sept. 27, 2001 PC
Expert: Time for advances in paper is here - Sept. 27, 2001 PC
GE Medical attracting attention as it searches for room to grow - Sept. 27, 2001 MilwJS
Fishing report  - Sept. 26, 2001 MilwJS
Paper industry slump costs 91 jobs at Voith in Appleton -Sept. 26, PC
Tribe keeps authority to regulate waters on reservation  - Sept. 26, NC
Fish boil to raise funds for new tanks for Bellevue Fire Dept. - Sept. 26, 2001 PG
Grant will help Howard clean up rain runoff - Sept. 25, 2001 NC
Cost of health care soars in recent years - Sept. 25, 2001 PG
Oneidas urge removal of dam - Sept. 25, 2001 PG
Award or not, state’s parks are a winner - Sept. 25, 2001 PG
Heart Assn. Revises Guidelines - Sept. 24, 2001 MilwJS
Tribe hails ruling in dispute against proposed Crandon mine - Sept. 24, 2001 MilwJS
GE Medical to buy scanner company - Sept. 24, 2001 MilwJS
Outdoors briefs (Oshkosh) - Sept. 24, 2001 ON
Land program's funding increased - Sept. 24, 2001 PG
DePere fisherman takes released smallmouth lead - Sept. 23, 2001 PG
Health briefs (MS, cancer, etc.) - Sept. 23, 2001 NC
Goose hunt off to great start - Sept. 23, 2001 MilwJS
Bad news, good news on health of Americans - Sept.23, 2001 MilwJS
Neighbors object to planned county park at Cana Island - Sept. 23, DCA
Outdoor Recreation Report (Door County) - Sept. 23, DCA
Waterfowl seasons open this weekend - Sept. 23  Daily Tribune
State's medical monitoring decision could have nationwide implications - Sept 30, 2001 Anniston Star
Ruling prompts Monsanto to seek summary judgments - Sept 23, 2001 Anniston Star
Crane project readied for takeoff - Sept. 22, 2001 MilwJS
Attack Further Delays a Final Decision on Hudson Dredging - Sept. 22, 2001 New York
Water officials revisit security - Sept. 22, 2001 PG
Trail shelter will honor longtime Fox River advocate - Sept. 22, PG
Packerland Packing to pay over $145,000 in fines - Sept. 22, 2001 PG
Appleton considers Valmet site for riverfront redevelopment - Sept. 21, 2001 PC
Sanctuary's geese hazing program could start in October - Sept. 21, PG
Action heats up in walleye division - Sept. 21, 2001 PC
Hunters will have to bag limits from decreased duck populations - Sept. 21, 2001 PC
Menasha shooting for smaller goose flock - Sept. 20, 2001 PC
Supervisor Schmidt seeks landfill referendum - Sept. 20, 2001 PG
Bottled water cost is all wet - Sept. 20, 2001 PG
Fundraiser set to help battle 4-year-old's bone cancer - Sept. 20, 2001 PG
P&G's warehouse right on schedule - Sept. 20, 2001 PG
Woodland Dunes offers family fun - Sept. 20, 2001 PG
Spokesman: Nuke plants are safe from terror - Sept. 20, 2001 NC
State settles environmental lawsuit in Brown County - Sept. 20, 2001 NC
Attacks delay dredge decision - Sept. 19, 2001 Albany, NY
Solutia may get Superfund money to clean up Dead Creek - Sept. 19, 2001 St. Louis, MO
Critter Watch - Puget's population of Orcas declining - Sept. 19, 2001 Seattle, WA
Farmland program under attack in Winnebago County - Sept. 19, PC
Experts: Companies must have disaster plans - Sept. 19, 2001 MilwJS
State, utilities to study emergency plans - Sept. 19, 2001 MilwJS
Paper mills oppose new rule on state dams - Sept. 19, 2001 PG
Papermakers fight DNR plan for dam passages  - Sept. 19, 2001 NC
Necedah crane flock loses one chick - Sept. 19, 2001 PG
Hayes bought out by Carolina company (Sonoco) - Sept. 19, 2001 MilwJS
Like people, cormorants change the environment in which we live - PC
Pelicans: unusual, welcome addition to Great Lakes - SP
Local charter films segment for "Outdoor Wisconsin" - SP
Landfill owners look to halt nearby development - Sept. 18, 2001 PC
Researchers Outline Lupus Gene Finding - Sept. 18, 2001 MilwJS
Overturn of governor's land-buy veto sought  - Sept. 18, 2001 NC
Geese foul Sanctuary's water - Sept. 18, 2001 PG
City group sees city concept plan - Sept. 18, 2001 PG
Bush's Nominee for EPA Withdraws - Sept. 18, 2001 MilwJS
Bush EPA Nominee Withdraws Name - Sept. 17, 2001 MilwJS
New breast cancer center emphasizes early detection - Sept. 17, PC
Mammography technician knows of what she speaks - Sept. 17, PC
Jack Welch Recalls His Childhood (charity joke) - Sept. 17, 2001 MilwJS
Security Tightens at Nuclear Plants - Sept. 17, 2001 MilwJS
Coast Guard steps up inspections on ships - Sept. 17, 2001 MilwJS
Water use a concern for ethanol foes - Sept. 17, 2001 ON
Pitch for plan to end farmland preservation on tap - Sept. 17, 2001 ON
Gray sixth at fishing tournament - Sept. 17, 2001 ON
Rare crane dies at refuge in Necedah - Sept. 17, 2001 MilwJS
Thundering frog helps children zap math problems  - Sept. 17 MilwJS
Are bio-weapons next? (or toxic chemicals?) - Sept. 16, 2001 MilwJS
Childhood cancer affects the whole family - Sept. 16, 2001 NC
Master Angler event enters final two weeks - Sept. 16, 2001 PG
Cleanup's effects on creek should be temporary - Sept. 16, 2001 Syracuse, NY
DNR seeks oversight of dams - Sept. 16, 2001 PG
Appleton workers set assets for stock - Sept. 26, 2001 MilwJS
Soda drinkers go for glass - Sept. 16, 2001 PG
Brain Scan Shows Emotion in Decisions - Sept. 15, 2001 MilwJS
Hunters on lookout for endangered swans - Sept. 15, 2001 MilwJS
Crews remove mud tainted with PCBs from former pond at Cedar Creek - Sept. 15, 2001 MilwJS
City's old water plant seeps into retirement - Sept. 15, 2001 PC
Municipalities tap DNR runoff funds - Sept. 15, 2001 PC
Young whooping cranes prepare to take flight - Sept. 15, 2001 PC
Boat landing neighbors sue town over problems - Sept. 15, 2001 MilwJS
State Supreme Court rules in PCB medical monitoring case - Sept 15, 2001 Anniston Star
Suburbs finishing new water proposal - Sept. 14, 2001 PG
Appleton considers stricter sprinkler rules - Sept. 14, 2001 PC
If elected governor, Falk would give clout back to DNR - Sept. 13, PC
Food safety takes center stage - Sept. 13, 2001 PC
Spawning runs attracting anglers -Sept. 13, 2001 PG
Security checks tighten on Great Lakes - Sept. 13, 2001 PG
Archers take aim at season opener - Sept. 13, 2001 PG
EU Expects Court to Block GE Merger - Sept. 13, 2001 MilwJS
Web directory lists state recycling markets - Sept 13, 2001 MilwJS
Obesity jumped 61%, diabetes 48% over last decade, study says - Sept. 12, 2001 MilwJS
Canceled flights could raise price of fresh fish - Sept. 12, 2001 MilwJS
Hooking up with a few friends (fishing) - Sept. 12, 2001 PG
Governor vetoes city dredging - Sept. 12, 2001 OCR
New Arsenic Study Pressures EPA - Sept. 11, 2001 MilwJS
Picketing shipbuilders want better pay, insurance package - Sept. 11, 2001 PG
Green Lake County farmers benefit from USDA dollars; implement conservation and environmental practices - Sept. 11, 2001 ON
Suit seeks payments to clean up landfill - Sept. 11, 2001 MilwJS
Debate swirls around lighthouse - Sept. 11, 2001 PG
Taskforce won't turn guns on geese - Sept. 11, 2001 PG
Columbia cleanup planned by state  - Sept. 11, Vancouver, WA
American Tissue calls back 139 employees - Sept. 11, 2001 PC
American Tissue files for bankruptcy - Sept. 11, 2001 PC
Chemical Companies Agree to Cleanup - Sept. 10, 2001 MilwJS
Wisconsin - Polluted waters cleanup costs - Sept. 10, 2001 MilwJS
The state of Wisconsin's rivers - Sept. 10, 2001 MilwJS
Reasons for optimism - New technology turns PCBs into black glass, removing their toxicity - Sept. 10, 2001 MilwJS
Farm's cow power turns polluting waste into potential watts - Sept. 10, 2001 MilwJS
Devices to test cleanup of polluted freeway runoff - Sept. 10, MilwJS
One key to curbing pollution - Rain gardens catch, use water before it carries pollutants into lakes - Sept. 10, 2001 MilwJS
West Nile Precaution Tips - Sept. 10, 2001 MilwJS
Cancer victim's husband urges others to be supportive - Sept. 10, PG
Outdoor Recreation Report (Door County) - Sept. 10, 2001 DCA
Jeffrey Immelt, GE and PCBs - Sept. 10, 2001 MilwJS
Leopard frog reminds us of our ecological duty - Sept. 9, 2001 PG
Sail back in time - Sept. 9, 2001 MilwJS
Group voyages to the bottom to see - Sept. 9, 2001 MilwJS
Politics of field and forest - Sept. 9, 2001 MilwJS
Everyday runoff is today's big polluter - Sept. 9, 2001 MilwJS
What is polluted runoff? - Sept. 9, 2001 MilwJS
DNR head hopes Fox cleanup plan in ready - Sept. 9, 2001 PG
Appleton boy, 10, leads walleye catch and release - Sept. 9, 2001 PG
Goose task force to share findings - Sept. 9, 2001 PG
Just what do they do with your money? - Sept. 9, 2001 London UK
Citing encouraging survival of the 1998 class (perch) - Sept. 9, 2001 PC
Out-of -state poachers fined; boat confiscated - Sept. 9, 2001 PC
Todd Hudy gets first place in its division in the Master Angler contest - Sept. 9, 2001 PC
Outdoor notes  - Sept. 9, 2001 MilwJS
Decaying Ships Cost Govt. Millions - Sept. 9, 2001 MilwJS
Birding symposium is worth watching for - Sept. 9, 2001 PC
Get healthy before you get pregnant - Sept. 8, 2001 Phoenix, AZ
Don't lose sleep over West Nile, experts say - Sept. 8, 2001 MilwJS
30 years later, cleanup still fighting current - Sept. 8, 2001 MilwJS
American Tissue suspends operations - Sept. 8, 2001 PG
American Tissue workers go without pay - Sept. 8, 2001 PC
Agency talks delay PCB cleanup plan - Sept. 8, 2001 PC
P&G plant producing new wipes - Sept. 7, 2001 PG
Tempo a hit with local shoppers - Sept. 7, 2001 PG
Door County tourism reports little dropoff  - Sept. 7, 2001 NC
It looks a little like Fall - Sept. 7, 2001 PG
American Tissue shuts down - Sept. 7, 2001 PC
Calumet PCB cleanup set to start - Sept. 7, 2001 PC
Dangers of mercury in water continue to rise - Sept. 6, 2001 NC
Plan to cut mercury could bring bigger bills - Sept. 6, 2001 NC
Bay Shipbuilding keeps working during talks - Sept. 6, 2001 NC
Fishing Report - Sept., 5, 2001 MilwJS
West Nile in perspective - Sept. 5, 2001 MilwJS
Appeals court rejects huge WEPCO verdict - Sept. 5, 2001 MilwJS
All eyes on WEPCO appeal ruling, $104 million case over pollution would set new verdict bar - Sept. 5, 2001 MilwJS
Jury awards $7.8 million in dumping of concrete (& PCBs) - Sept. 5, 2001 St. Louis, MO
Plants' secret may power the world  - Sept. 5, 2001 Duluth
Utilities criticize mercury plan - Sept. 5, 2001 MilwJS
Emission rules would boost costs, WPS says - Sept. 5, 2001 PG
Pay top issue for workers at Bay Shipbuilding - Sept. 5, 2001 PG
Calls on birds swamp DNR - Sept. 4, 2001 MilwJS
Shareholders pressure companies in name of religion, environment - Sept. 3, 2001 MilwJS
Midwestern Malibu - Sept. 3, 2001 PC
Water plan facing deluge from critics - Sept. 3, 2001 MilwJS
Big Bearskin homeowners test natural way to revive lake -Sept.3, MilwJS
What's Cookin'? - Sept. 3, 2001 PC
Menasha battles algae woes - Sept. 3, 2001 PC
3 kids give $700 to Backstreet Boy Howie D for Lupus - Sept. 3, NC
Residents receive PCB settlement checks - Sept 3, 2001 Anniston Star
Shrinking shorelines - Sept. 2, 2001 Central Wis. Sunday
Paper giants - Sept. 2, 2001 PC
Boyd built Appleton Papers on teamwork, innovation - Sept. 2, 2001 PC
The other Hall of Fame inductees - Sept. 2, 2001 PC
Environmental Actions Praised - Sept. 2, 2001 PG
McCallum gets good eco-grades - Sept. 2, 2001 PC
Knuth's catfish takes top spot in last month - Sept. 2, 2001 PG
Diving into the mailbag (sports) - Sept. 2, 2001 PG
Site lures serious flyfishers - Sept. 2, 2001 PG
Jazz-Fest winds down summer -Sept. 2, 2001 PC
Western Experts Battle Heart Disease - Sept. 2, 2001 MilwJS
Heed warning of poisoned eagles - Sept. 2, 2001 WDH
Tourism pours $69M into Waupaca - Sept. 1, 2001 PC
Autumn a great time to explore Wisconsin waterways - Sept. 1, 2001 PC
When did parks become a luxury? - Sept. 1, 2001 MilwJS
Master Angler Update - Sept. 1, 2001 PC
Salmon show alarming levels of illegal chemicals - Sept. 1, 2001 Seattle, WA
Birding expert awes symposium participants - Sept. 1, 2001 PG
Over 54 million Americans bitten by the birding bug - Sept. 1, 2001 PG
Knowledge of calls a must for beginners - Sept. 1, 2001 PG
Changes from merger uncertain at Gilbert - Sept. 1, 2001 PC
Menominee Park host to outboard races this weekend - Sept. 1, 2001 ON
A look at 12 key sectors of the Wisconsin economy - Sept. 1, 2001 MilwJS
West Nile found in Milwaukee - Sept. 1, 2001 MilwJS

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