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Sandhill cranes, black-footed ferrets, Washington crossing the Delaware: News from around our 50 states


Sandhill cranes, black-footed ferrets, Washington crossing the Delaware: News from around our 50 states
From USA TODAY Network and wire reports, USA TODAY
Alabama
Montgomery: In-person help for residents needing assistance with unemployment claims is coming to an end as a new phone appointment system will be established for the new year. The Department of Labor said it is ending in-person service at the Crump Senior Center because of health and safety concerns related to the coronavirus. The last dates for such service will be Monday and Tuesday. Appointments for those days will be available on the ADOL website www.labor.alabama.gov. Claimants can call (800) 361-4524 beginning Sunday after 5 p.m. until midnight on Sundays through Thursday to schedule a call-back for the next day to set up an appointment. Claimants are encouraged to keep their phones near them for their scheduled call-back, the department said. The calls will come from a Montgomery numb ....

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Outdoor industry gives state's economy a boost during pandemic


Nick Lowrey
South Dakota News Watch
South Dakota’s billion-dollar outdoor recreation economy boomed in 2020, providing a much-needed economic boost while giving hope to wildlife management agencies that they can reverse a long-term decline in the number of licensed hunters and anglers.
As movie theaters closed, concerts were canceled, stores shut down and other indoor activities were curtailed by efforts to slow the spread of COVID-19, tens of thousands of South Dakotans turned to the outdoors in 2020. State park visitation reached near-record levels; online birding groups saw membership skyrocket; campgrounds struggled to keep up with demand, and the sale of hunting and fishing licenses boomed. ....

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