Tropical Storm Claudette Hits Florida Panhandle as Bill Forms
Tropical Storm Claudette made landfall on the Florida Panhandle near Fort Walton Beach then weakened inland. Hurricane Bill formed in the Atlantic as the first named hurricane of 2009 with winds near 75 mph and potential to strengthen, while watches and rainfall totals affected Florida, Alabama, Georgia, and Puerto Rico.
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Florida
Atlantic
Melissa Nelson
Associated Press
Pensacola Beach
Fla
Claudette
Florida Panhandle
Fort Walton Beach
Bill
U.S
Daniel Brown
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Lesser Antilles
Bill Read
Gulf Coast
Alabama
Mississippi
Panhandle
National Park Service
National Seashore
Fort Pickens Fort
Park Service
Big Bend
Georgia
John Dash
Panama City
Bay County Emergency Operations Center
Alexander Hanrahan
London
Pensacola
Hanrahan
Austin Dunleavy
Dublin
Ireland
Ivan
Pacific
Guillermo
Hilo
Hawaii
Ana
Caribbean Sea
Dominican Republic
Antigua, Barbuda
Montserrat
Puerto Rico
British Virgin Islands
St. Maarten
Pacific Ocean
Caribbean
Brian Daly
National Weather Service
Mobile
Ala
States weigh benefits, risks of drilling in parks
Ohio state lawmakers push to allow directional drilling under Salt Fork State Park to tap oil revenue while opponents warn of visual and noise impacts. Officials cite park funding from camping and recreation fees as a key concern, with debates extending to other states and sites nationwide.
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Julie Carr Smyth
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Sean Logan
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
New Mexico
Arkansas
Woolly Hollow
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
State Environmental Protection Agency
Logan
Living Desert Zoo and Gardens State Park
Carlsbad
N.M
U.S. Geologic Survey
New York
Jay Wopperer
Allegany State Park
Buffalo
Wopperer
Clarence
N.Y
Audubon Society
Allegany
People’s Park
Ohio
Salt Fork State Park
Keith Faber
Trout Unlimited to host Osceola Mills meeting on mine drainage
Trout Unlimited will hold a public meeting and bus tour of abandoned mine drainage sites in the Moshannon Creek Watershed on Friday from 8 to 11 30 a.m. at the Osceola Mills VFW Post 5020, with luncheon and tour to follow. Regional experts discuss coal history, economic and environmental impacts, and remediation efforts, with contact Rachel Kester at 577 7611 or rkester tu.org. Further details are on the WB SRE education grant page.
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Osceola Mills
Trout Unlimited
Moshannon Creek
Rachel Kester
Rkester
Wbsre
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