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Stacy Sweeney — Fri, 18 May 2012 20:21:07 +0000

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Comment on National capital far in miles but strong in influence by Digital Video Camera

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Comment on Wakonda State Park: another environmental mess turned into natural playground by Camcorder Reviews

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Comment on The gnarly trees of Pemiscot County by Administrator

Administrator — Wed, 06 May 2009 12:54:38 +0000

Nice post, Jo, and good photo of you, too. I also have noted the sad state of the trees on my visits to the Bootheel. You can see forever down there anyhow, and now you can see miles and miles of deadwood. Residents won’t lack for firewood next winter. Too bad this cellulosic ethanol process isn’t further along, to provide an additional use for all the limbs and such. ES

Comment on EPA dedicates $10-$25 million to Madison Co. by Ozarkette

Ozarkette — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 23:26:21 +0000

While it’s excellent that Madison County will benefit from some of that federal money to put a little more space between people and old tailings some of which contain refined lead, the EPA can be a little crazy about southern Missouri. Most of the counties contain some natural lead at the surface because nature put it there. Man concentrated it, to be sure, especially in the old lead belt and the new lead belt and the tri-state lead region and by the smelters.
But I’ve heard some people say that they want to get all the lead out of southern Missouri. They can throw all the money in the world at it, and tha’s not gonna happen. So I hope they get the lead out of those kid’s yards and all, but without a big fence around half the state the prettiest half by the way we’re still gonna have to deal with lead here.

Comment on Bowhunting intended to be challenging by Administrator

Administrator — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 21:09:36 +0000

Mr. Goodman jumps to some strange conclusions. He hasn’t met either Bill Cooper or myself but he judges us both as “lazy.” Maybe he needs to follow either of us around for a week.

He also seems to fear a free and open discussion of outdoor issues. I believe that is the best way to get information to the public and make sure all points of view are aired. I couldn’t be in the publishing business if I thought otherwise.

Emery Styron, publisher, River Hills Traveler
estyron@rhtrav.com