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  • Pa Game Commission Website Changes to Omit Certain Features
    Changes on the horizon for the PA Game Commission website, the second such format change in less than 10 years, may leave you unable to find certain features, according to the PGC.   (01/04/10)

  • Wild Gifting Ideas Ready for Outdoor Enthusiasts
    Make fast work of shopping for that hunter, trapper, or wildlife enthusiast on your holiday list with a little help from the Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC), while also supporting the Commissionfs wildlife management programs.   (11/23/09)

  • Fluorescent Orange Requirements for Hunters
    The wearin of the orange is no laughing matter with the Pennsylvania Game Commission; its the law for those hunting in the Commonwealth. With a few exceptions and variations to the orange rule, the PGC 2009 2010 Hunting Digest contains a 2-page chart depicting fluorescent orange requirements for those afield.   (11/02/09)

  • Fall Family Fishing Program
    Catch a cool autumn breeze and a couple of fish as part of your next family outing. The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission (PF&BC) offers programs to engage your family in a little fishing fun without a fishing license or equipment.   (09/15/09)

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    [11/25/09] Weekly Column: Making Safety a Priority Both in the Woods & on the Roadways

    Its that time of year as Pennsylvanias outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the beautiful scenery while many others find themselves enjoying hunting season. As we transition from small game and archery to rifle season for large game, its not just hunters who should be concerned with when, and where, the deer are moving.

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    [09/14/09] Piccolas Sportsmens Advisory Committee Meeting to Feature Presentation by Regions Game Commissioner

    [03/26/09] Weekly Column: Trout Stocking Efforts Underway as Pennsylvania Prepares for Fishing Season

    [11/20/08] Weekly Column: Make Safety a Priority as Deer Season Gets Underway

    [04/30/08] PICCOLAS MAY CABLE SHOW HIGHLIGHTS NATURES BEAUTY & ACTIVITIES FROM THE LOCAL OUTDOORS

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    02/22/10 - Sen. Jeff Piccola (R-15) joined the Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition in urging taxpayers to donate all or a portion of their tax refund to breast cancer and cervical cancer research. When you file your state tax return, citizens are encouraged to check off line 35 of the PA tax form 40 to donate. Allan Lipton, a researcher at the Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, was chosen as one of the recipients of a research grant made possible by the check-off program.


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