Here we will be compiling a list of all dog-friendly stores and restaurants in Erie and surrounding areas for your reference. If you have any additions, please leave us a comment below! Once we verify, we'll add it to the list!!
PET SHOPS, SALONS, BOUTIQUES, PARKS, ETC.
Horstman & Son's Country Store - Pet supply shop with a nice, fenced dog-area out front!
Humane Society of NWPA Dog Park - behind Humane Society building, small and large dog fenced in areas! "Paw Pass" required - see link for more details.
Tractor and Supply also supports bringing your dog with you while you shop.
Thanks! I forgot about that! I will add it to the list!
I believe Bertrand's allows well-behaved dogs at the tables that they place outside when the weather is nice.
Thanks for the heads up!! We'll check it out!
Star bucks across from Red Lobster allows dogs on the patio.
This is a brilliant idea!!!! You are awesome!
brew haha on west 8th in the colony plaza even has dog bowls and a leash outside on the patio.
Thanks! Added to our list!
Lowes and Home Depot are supposed to be doggie friendly too. I have yet to try it though.
We did talk to store management for both of these this morning. Lowe's is NOT dog-friendly, but Home Depot is to any "friendly dog on-leash." We haven't been with our pooches ourselves, so the reception of a canine customer has yet to be seen.
Erie lowes has a sign on the dog that says service dog and pet friendly.
We take our dogs to the west Erie Lowes all the time during winter - no problems. Recently started to see other dogs there too.
Lowe's is not. When they used to carry dog crates, they wouldn't even let me bring my small dog in to compare his size to the crate size.
Thanks! We confirmed this this morning (boo!), but we did confirm that Home Depot is dog-friendly!
Panera Bread Outside Patio in Yorktown Plaza on West 12th, Paws 'n Claws PlayCare on West 26th, Nickel Plate on Parade.
Awesome! Thanks!! We'll verify and add to our list!
Are you sure about Lucky Louie's? I tried to take my dog there last summer and they said "absolutely not". Also, I have taken my dog to Home Depot with no problems.
Hmm..wow. We got confirmation from their Facebook page that this would be allowed. We'll check it out in person this summer to confirm! Thanks for the heads up!
I called and asked a few weeks ago and they said dogs were allowed on the patio.
I stopped at Lucky Louies 2 weeks ago. My dog was in the car and I asked if I could bring her onto the patio with me. They said yes, and even brought a dog biscuit out for her.
Bed, Bath, and Beyond and also TJ Maxx are dog friendly! I called ahead and confirmed- took my two rescue babies in with me- a Pitbull and a Chihuahua!
The Erie Barnes and Noble is NOT pet friendly, even though the national chain in general is.
I called Lowes last week and they said yes, and I took my large dog in with no problem!
We were just at AT HOME (by Dicks Sporting Store) and they are dog friendly!
When Pigs Fly Pit BBQ Pit in Westfield NY is pet friendly on the patio. Great to sit by the Lake with your dog.
I have taken my newfoundland to the outdoor patio of The Plymouth with no problem.


Practically everybody in the car biz today is fixated on crossover SUVs. But did Buick just sneak the first crossunder onto the market?
The wagon-like 2018 TourX is one of two new Regals, the other being the 4-door hatchback-sedan Sportback. The TourX's standard all-wheel drive and raised ride height speak to its crossover aspirations. It kind of looks the part, too, with its wagon body, standard roof rails, and black lower-body and wheel-opening cladding that's fast on its way to becoming a crossover cliché.
The Buick Regal TourX is essentially a retrimmed, US-market version of the Opel Insignia Country Tourer that is sold in Europe. Similar to vehicles like the Audi A4 allroad, Subaru Outback, Volvo V60 Cross Country, the TourX adds all-wheel drive, a raised ride height, and SUV-flavored styling cues to a passenger-car-based 4-door station wagon.
However, what ride-height boost the TourX has (ground clearance is 5.7 inches) is negligible—unless you're comparing it to some racy little number of a low-slung sport coupe, entry and exit feel like most cars you could name. Plus, there's nothing about AWD that singles it out as an SUV feature. A fair number of cars offer it. If cargo space is anybody's measure of a small sport-ute, the TourX foots the bill there. Overall, though, it's real close to, but not quite, an SUV. It has crossed just under that bar. However, it seems like a pretty nice midsized station wagon, a rare-enough thing itself, and to this tester there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.
The redesigned-for-2018 Buick Regals occupy something of a middle ground between the mainstream and luxury midsize-car categories. The TourX's cabin ambiance compares well with high-end versions of mainstream cars, but it's not as rich as an Acura, Lexus, or European luxury-brand machine. The rear-seat is comfortable for average-sized adults.
Consumer Guide® tested a TourX with top-level Essence trim, a $35,945 car with delivery. The test car was optioned up to $39,760 with deluxe paint and a pair of option packages that added enhanced audio and navigation, and conveniences and driver aids.
The TourX is one of the sleekest-looking wagons around. The large rear liftgate opens high enough to clear most adults' heads, and provides easy access to the cargo area. The cargo floor includes aluminum rails with adjustable tie-downs.
Interior features include heated 8-way power-adjustable front seats, leather upholstery, passive entry, keyless starting, ambient lighting, dual-zone climate control, heated leather-wrapped steering wheel on a tilt and telescoping column, and active noise cancellation. On the outside there are 18-inch alloy wheels, heated mirrors, a hands-free power liftgate, LED headlights, and fog lamps. The basic Buick infotainment system incorporates satellite radio, an 8-inch display screen, Bluetooth audio streaming, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone connectivity, and a 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot. Note that things even some cheaper vehicles manage to incorporate, like rear cross-traffic and blind-zone alerts, require an option package to appear on the TourX.
Though the TourX's rear cargo area isn't as tall as the typical midsize SUV's, it's longer than almost all of them. Cargo capacity is 73.5 cubic feet with the second-row seats folded, which tops most midsize-wagon rivals.
The powerteam consists of a 2.0-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder that's widely used in General Motors vehicles, paired with an 8-speed automatic. The engine makes 250 horsepower and 296 lb-ft. of torque. This Buick wagon delivers decent response from a standstill, and it is capable of high-speed expressway running, at least when very nearly floored. This driver experiences some transmission clunkiness a few times in low-speed situations. The AWD system employs twin clutches for the rear wheels to manage torque distribution.
EPA fuel-economy estimates are 21 mpg in the city, 29 on the highway, and 24 combined, so the 23.25 mpg this reviewer got after a drive of 178 miles that was 52 percent city-type driving was expected. Ride and handling were fine in urban commuting, which is quite a bit different from the light off-roading the TourX is supposed to be able to do.
Cargo area appears to be somewhat narrow between the wheel houses, but the floor extends far forward for excellent overall capacity. Rear seats fold flat with the cargo floor—and they fold easily thanks to remote releases in the sides of cargo bay—to create a 73.5-square-foot area that bests some of the biggest names in the crossover-wagon space that Buick sees itself inhabiting. Adjustable tie-downs run in parallel longitudinal tracks in the floor, there's some "unofficial" hidden space under the floor, and a net pouch is on hand in the right sidewall to contain incidentals.
Personal-item storage consists of an acceptably large glove box, a small console box (in which some of its space is taken up by the wireless phone charger from the Driver Confidence option package), door pockets, and pouches on the backs of the front seats. Covered cup holders for front-seat passengers are installed in the forward part of console, but they are too close to the climate controls. Rear cup holders reside in the pull-down center armrest.
The infotainment display is typical of GM vehicles, with easily programmed and accessed audio. Climate-system operation is via temperature dials and function buttons low in the center of the dash, but it can also be worked through the display screen.
The Regal TourX's ride height is raised over its Sportback sibling, but only slightly; it's really intended only for "soft-roading," or maybe plowing through heavy snow. Eighteen-inch aluminum wheels and black body cladding are standard.
Seats provide good comfort. There's ample headroom in both rows. If trying to strike a balance between front and rear legroom, folks up to about 6 feet will be able to sit in tandem. A dead pedal for the driver's left foot is a nice touch for comfort in long—or just slow—drives. Entry and exit are easy, and driver vision is pretty good to just about any point around the cabin. Soft-touch material on the dash and door tops is thinly padded, but a bigger-than-usual portion of the dash is covered this way. The look and feel of the seat leather isn't up to the most luxurious standards.
The Buick Regal TourX wants to be a crossover SUV because, hey, doesn't everybody these days? It certainly is a legitimately useful station wagon if that's "all" you're looking for.
Buick isn't the first manufactuer to tread down the off-the-beaten-path path of making an SUV-esque wagon by adding crossover cues to a traditional passenger car, but TourX is a nicely executed example of the genre.
Written by: The Daily Drive staff on June 1, 2018.on February 25, 2019.


Nestled near the bustling town of Bruff, in County Limerick, Ireland, is this superb detached cottage.
Lynchpin Cottage is in a rural setting, surrounded by stunning countryside fields.
Internally, the property has been completely renovated into a stylish holiday home for families or a group of friends.
The open-plan interior has a welcoming sitting room with a sofa and two armchairs to relax in of an evening, with the delightful woodburning stove to keep you warm during those chilly winter months.
The dining area rests behind, with seating for six people to enjoy a lovely home-cooked meal or to plan the day's events.
The kitchen is wonderfully appointed to the rear of the cottage, with all the appliances you could need to rustle up a delicious meal for your loved ones - and a convenient utility area housing the laundry facilities.
Continuing to impress is a lovely ground-floor family room, with a double and single bed, and a wet room with a large shower.
The first floor houses two further double bedrooms, both with their own basins and wonderful views across the surrounding countryside fields.
While you're in this picturesque location, use the opportunity for walking or cycling.
Or take a drive toward the seasonal Terra Nova Fairy Garden, in Dromin, Kilmallock, your little ones will love this garden, with its small houses and fairy statues situated around the landscaped grounds.
Bruff is the ancestral home of the Fitzgerald Kennedy family, There is the Thomas Fitzgerald centre in Bruff to discover the Kennedy family.
Find out about Thomas Fitzgerald who emigrated from Bruff in 1852 and was the grandfather of the 35th president of the United States.
Take a trip into Limerick city centre for plenty of historical sites and amenities nearby.
Why not visit the Old Irish Ways Museum in Caherguillamore to discover more about Ireland's long and detailed history about everyday life on this beautiful Island..
Lynchpin Cottage is the perfect choice for a remote countryside break in the heart of Ireland.
Three bedrooms: 1 x ground-floor family room with double and single and 2 x first-floor double with basins. Ground-floor shower room with shower, basin and WC. Kitchen. Living/diner. Utility.
Hospital 5.3 miles; Croom 8.8 miles; Limerick 14.8 miles.
Bruff is a town in County Limerick, Ireland, lying on the Morning Star river. This town dates back over 2.5 million years, with artefacts having been found in the area from the Stone Age. Boasting a wealth of history, with its connections to John F Kennedy. Offering four local pubs and restaurants, with a supermarket in the town centre. One of its biggest attractions is the murals that have been painted on the sides of buildings, many tourists visit to see the wonderful art. Bruff has easy access to the city centre of Limerick, which has many historical attractions and medieval history to be seen. Discover a wide-range of museums, art centres and theatres in the area and plenty more amenities.


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Tomi Lahren cheers on Jay Cutler's trump card, but others are not impressed.
By Jonathan Edwards on November 2, 2020 Health & Wellness
President Donald Trump received official confirmation from another celebrity – this time from former NFL star quarterback Jay Cutler. And like many reactions to celebrity endorsements, Cutler returned a long open letter supporting another four years of Trump setting the Internet on fire.
However, not many people were surprised by Cutler's praise for the president – some even expected it.
"It makes sense for Jay Cutler to support Trump because he is also a mediocre white man who has failed at what he is supposedly good at," wrote one Twitter user in response to Cutler's statement.
It makes sense for Jay to support Cutler Trump because he is also a mediocre white man who has failed at what he is supposed to be good at," wrote one Twitter user in response to Cutler's statement.
– Jashvina ShAAAaaaah ð" (@icehockeystick) October 29, 2020
"Jay Cutler was known for always throwing to the wrong team in the decisive phase, so this makes sense," a tweet said.
Jay Cutler was known for always throwing to the wrong team in the decisive phase, so it makes sense to him https://t.co/ZryVquZoKi
– Adam "Expand the Court" Best (@adamcbest) October 29, 2020
Considering that Cutler's endorsement came only five days before the election – after Americans had already cast more than 78 million early votes – some people considered the timing of Cutler's endorsement of Trump typical of Cutler's behavior.
"Throwing an interception so late in the game is extremely distinctive for Jay Cutler," wrote one Twitter user.
Throwing an interception this late in the game is extremely distinctive for Jay Cutler," wrote a Twitter user. https://t.co/spUYP7fSOs
– Tyler Conway (@jtylerconway) October 29, 2020
The 37-year-old was referred to by The Daily Show as the "Scott Baio of football", but there were also some people who linked the 37-year-old's endorsement to his separation from his estranged wife Kristin Cavallari.
For those who don't watch the NFL, here is the Scott Baio of football https://t.co/w7oZLnjIuj
– The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) October 29, 2020
"Not Jay Cutler, who came out as a T*rump supporter… no wonder Kristin Cavallari divorced his A**," one person tweeted.
Not Jay Cutler, who came out as a Tr*mp supporter…no wonder Kristin Cavallari divorced his ass pic.twitter.com/n3Rx7ugzcC
– Gibson Johns (@gibsonoma) October 29, 2020
The response to Cutler's endorsement was not complete. His friend and conservative commentator Tomi Lahren left a supportive comment on Cutler's Instagram: "Freedom above all.
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Never a doubt
A contribution by Jay Cutler (@ifjayhadinstagram) on 28 October 2020 at 19:54 PDT
Meanwhile, more Cutler fans left messages thanking him for his "bravery" in sharing his feelings about Trump in his comment section.
Cutler published a screenshot of Nicklaus' endorsement of Trump on his Instagram account on Wednesday, titled "Never a doubt".
In Nicklaus' letter, the 80-year-old praised Trump for the way he "kept his promises" and the "President's determination to do the right thing for the United States.
"In my opinion, he was more diverse than any president I have ever seen and tried to help people from all walks of life on an equal footing," the letter said. "Donald Trump's policies will bring the American dream to many families across the country who are still trying to make it a reality".
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I file our Thanksgiving recipes together each year so I have something to refer to the following year. I'm always trying out new recipes, so it makes it easier to find the ones that I'll want to use again. Some years the meal is dominated by a theme, which was the case this year. I didn't initially set out to have Italian–inspired dishes; it just sort of happened. After narrowing down my recipe selections, I realized that the ones I was leaning towards the most had ingredient lists that could have easily been written by Giada or Mario. Even the pre–dinner cocktail I chose (from their fellow Food Networker—and also Italian—Rachel Ray) had limoncello in it. I must have been subconsciously dreaming about another trip to Italy (hey, I'm ready!).
Our Thanksgiving meal was particularly good this year. It was the first time the turkey and every side dish were ranked "thumbs up!" by the entire hungry clan. I even found a recipe for a sophisticated version of cranberry relish that nicely utilized wine; and here's a bonus…the leftovers make an unbelievable topping for ice cream! A win–win recipe in our house! This recipe ended up being my favorite newbie of the bunch. Hmmm. Could it be the inclusion of wine as an ingredient? That's always a possibility. This is a wine blog after all!!
So, without further ado, I present Wine Imbiber's Italian–Style Thanksgiving. (And with Christmas around the corner, these recipes would work perfectly for that holiday dinner as well.) I didn't get photographs of everything, but the websites that the recipes are linked to have photos. I've also included my adaptations of the recipes and tips or thoughts that will be useful the next time I make these recipes (and there will be a next time; these are that good!). Rich always takes care of making the turkey and gravy (and of course, the wine selection) so he'll chime in on those subjects.
A very refreshing cocktail to sip on while you're slaving away in the kitchen! We added a few fresh cranberries for garnish in addition to the strip of lemon peel.
Be sure to allow enough time to make the prosciutto butter and gravy base when you plan your turkey roasting time (or make them ahead of time as the recipe suggests). Put as much of the prosciutto butter under the skin on the breast side of the turkey as possible, being careful to reserve the 1/4 cup you will need for the gravy base. This helps keep the turkey moist and flavorful. As the recipe says, rub some of the butter on the outside of the turkey, which helps give the cooked turkey a nice brown color. You should have enough prosciutto butter, but if you run short, just rub some regular butter on the outside of the turkey. I also drizzled some olive oil over the top of the turkey before roasting it. For our 15 pound turkey, the recipe's cooking time was perfect. When making the gravy base, the recipe says to use the turkey's neck, heart and gizzard. Be sure to discard the turkey's liver—if you use the liver, it can give the gravy a very strong dirt–like flavor that you might not like. Leah and the kids don't like solid pieces of meat (particularly things with names like heart and gizzard) or anything else floating in their gravy, so I simply strained the gravy when pouring it from the cooking pan into the gravy boat.
This recipe is from Good Morning America's Stuffing Showdown (circa 2007) that judge Emeril Lagasse deemed the winner (and it is!). The viewer who submitted it incorporated old–world Italian style into her native Southern cooking. The only change I made was to use a combination of Jimmy Dean's Breakfast Sausage and Aidell's Spinach and Feta Cheese Sausage (those were what I had on hand). I'm sure any flavor sausage would work equally as well, but if you want to stick with the Italian theme, get the recommended sweet Italian sausage. I also couldn't find pre–made unsweetened cornbread, so I made my own (recipe on the cornmeal box) and omitted the sugar. I also recommend omitting the called–for 1 teaspoon of salt. It seems like a small amount, but the finished dressing was a tad salty and already gets enough saltiness from some of the other ingredients.
Loved, loved, loved this recipe! But, I couldn't find dried figs anywhere so I substituted Dried Pitted Tart Montmorency Cherries from Trader Joe's. The cherries and cranberries worked well together with the wine we used in addition to the ruby Port. (We didn't have much of the ruby Port so we added about 1–1/4 cup of Barbera wine.) Someone commented that they used a red Zinfandel instead of the Port and that it was still fantastic. I also added a tablespoon of lemon juice and about a teaspoon of freshly grated lemon rind to perk things up. You should aim to make this recipe the day before serving it as the flavors will have more time to meld together and you'll want to serve this slightly chilled anyway.
I followed the tip for achieving ultra fluffy potatoes and it worked great (as it usually does). The crispy shallots turn out a lot like the French fried onion topping that is used in the infamous green bean casserole recipe. I wouldn't think of substituting them for the shallots in this recipe, though, as shallots rock! Try separating the shallot rings while they're cooking and they'll turn out more like Food & Wine's photo than mine. Be careful not to burn them or they will be bitter.
Followed this recipe exactly, though do note that the recipe says to toss the brussels sprouts in enough dressing to coat. I might have used a little less brussels sprouts than the recipe required, and I just dumped the dressing on without paying attention to the ratio. Mine probably turned out a little wetter than desired, but it was still good. Also, don't marinate for longer than the stated 60 minutes or it will become soggy. Also, don't plan on eating this as a leftover for the same reason. Make sure to mix the pecans in just before serving (to preserve their crunchiness).
I added about 2 tablespoons of crisp bacon bits to this and omitted the parsley. I also sprinkled on some freshly grated parmesan cheese before serving.
Ooh mama! This is one rich pie! The recipe comes from Susan over at Sticky, Gooey, Creamy, Chewy (go figure!). I just discovered that Susan happens to be Italian (the recipe isn't, but what a coincidence!). I'm tellin' ya, it must have been some kinda Italian karma for me to have chosen this recipe for our dessert this year. I usually make our family favorite: pumpkin cheesecake, but this looked so good I thought I'd give it a try. You'd think it would be similar to pumpkin pie since it has both cream cheese and pumpkin in it, but it wasn't (no eggs). The only thing that required baking was the crust, so it came together much more quickly than a cheesecake. I only did a couple of things differently. For the crust, I didn't use all gingersnaps (I ran out). I probably only used about 2 cups of those plus about one cup of Trader Joe's Ginger Cat Cookies. They're like a ginger–flavored animal cookie, but I'm not sure if it changed the flavor of the end product much. The crust did have a pleasant, spicy warmth to it, though, and I thought the ginger crust really contributed to the overall taste of the pie. The other thing I changed up a bit was the amount of caramel sauce I added to the filling. I used only about 1–1/2 cups (rather than 2 cups). I really wished I had the dulce de leche to use instead of the crappy caramel sauce I used, but I didn't plan ahead and was caught empty–handed. So, I chose to use whipped cream for a topping instead of more caramel sauce (which I only lightly drizzled over the top). The whipped cream provided a nice foil to the spicy richness of the pie. I suggest cutting this into thin slices (and waiting maybe a couple of hours after dinner before attempting to eat it!). It was quite a tasty ending to our near perfect Italian Thanksgiving meal!
WI wine recommendation: For this meal, with all of its distinct and earthy flavors, we enjoyed the Archery Summit Dundee Hills Pinot Noir 2006 "Red Hills Estate" that we picked at the winery during our Oregon wine country tour this past June. I chose this wine because it presents a wonderful mixture of full berry fruit and spice flavors that work really well with the variety of dishes described above. Over the years, I've tried a lot of different wine varietals at Thanksgiving, but I think a really good Pinot Noir is the best wine for the occasion.
Well, it sure looks like you guys had a tasty Thanksgiving! Thanks for sharing! I'm looking forward to trying the cranberry sauce (particularly for an ice cream topping). I might even try adding some chopped nuts for some crunch.
I just had the Brussels Sprout Slaw with Mustard Dressing and Maple–Glazed Pecans today. It was soooo gooood. I have never liked brussels sprouts at all. In fact, I hated them; however, I love them now thanks to this wonderful recipe that you have supplied me with. Thank You Wine Imbiber for all the help!!!


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OVRDRIVE entertainment complex opens in downtown Louisville
Louisville Business First
RUNNING AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO WRITERS. JENNIFER: OVERDRIVE FEATURES SEVERAL VIRTUAL REALITY GAMING BOOTS AND CAR RACING SIMULATORS. THERE ARE ACTS THROWING LANES AND A RAGE ROOM WHERE CUSTOMERS PAY TO SMASH ITEMS USING BATS AND SLEDGEHAMMERS. THERE IS ALSO A SELF-SERVE BAR
A new racing-themed entertainment experience is ready for public consumption in downtown Louisville, according to our partners at Louisville Business First.Virtual reality-themed racing concept OVRDRIVE is open for business. It is located next to The Bourbon Hall event venue in 7,200 square feet of space at 112 West Jefferson Street that Lewis has been renovating the past three months.OVRDRIVE is a multifaceted entertainment concept that includes a half-dozen full-motion VR racing simulators that will have access to more than 400 cars and more than 100 race tracks across the world. "It'll be the exact same experience down here (at Bluegrass Karting)," Lewis said recently. "You can get a printout when you're done that shows all your lap times when you raced (and) how you rank against other drivers. It'll still have that full racing feel." For more photos and information about this facility, head over to Louisville Business First.
A new racing-themed entertainment experience is ready for public consumption in downtown Louisville, according to our partners at Louisville Business First.
Virtual reality-themed racing concept OVRDRIVE is open for business. It is located next to The Bourbon Hall event venue in 7,200 square feet of space at 112 West Jefferson Street that Lewis has been renovating the past three months.
OVRDRIVE is a multifaceted entertainment concept that includes a half-dozen full-motion VR racing simulators that will have access to more than 400 cars and more than 100 race tracks across the world.
"It'll be the exact same experience down here (at Bluegrass Karting)," Lewis said recently. "You can get a printout when you're done that shows all your lap times when you raced (and) how you rank against other drivers. It'll still have that full racing feel."
For more photos and information about this facility, head over to Louisville Business First.


Designed for portability - take along to the beach, on camping trips, and more!
Double Flame Fire Pit is created to be a lighter-weight, but still heavy-duty, fire pit that will last for a lifetime of use in the great outdoors. The Double Flame allows for portability to and from your campsite, beachfront, or backyard!
We believe that food cooked over a fire is simply better tasting food. That's why we offer the Double Flame Grill that attaches to the fire pit. The technology used to create the smoke reduction also allows for evenly distributed heat over the grill.


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Release copper, quillback and China rockfish beginning Friday, Aug. 23
NEWPORT, Ore.—Anglers must release copper, quillback, and China rockfish when fishing from a boat, beginning 12:01 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 23 as the harvest guideline for these species has been met.
Copper, quillback, and China rockfish are the most commonly caught (and relatively easy to identify) members of a group of 11 nearshore rockfish species that are managed together, representing 98 percent of the total catch of that group. Other species in this group (including brown and gopher rockfish) are rarely caught and are not affected by the retention closure. Recreational fisheries for other rockfish species, such as black, blue, and deacon rockfish, along with lingcod, also remain open. Harvest of these species is well within guidelines and no early closure of the bottomfish season is expected for the remainder of 2019. The retention closure only applies to fishing from a boat as catch of copper, quillback, and China rockfish fishing from shore is infrequent and contributes a very small amount of additional mortality. Anyone fishing from shore may continue to retain these species, although ODFW encourages release of uninjured copper, quillback, and China rockfish.; Use of a descending device to release rockfish is required when fishing deeper than 30 fathoms, and recommended at any depth for fish that are not able to submerge on their own.
ODFW began working with anglers earlier in the month to voluntarily reduce catch of these species to stave off the need for additional action. "We had just started to reach out to the recreational fishing community with a request to not target copper, quillback, and China rockfish, and to consider releasing any caught by accident if they weren't injured by capture or barotrauma," said Maggie Sommer, ODFW marine fisheries manager. "We were encouraged to hear from some charters and anglers that they were making an effort to avoid these species and thank them for their efforts." However, updated fishery data for the first two weeks of August pushed catch estimates much higher than expected. The retention closure is needed in order to ensure that other fisheries aren't affected, and the coastwide sustainable catch limit is not exceeded.
For more information on recreational bottomfish seasons, visit https://myodfw.com/sport-bottomfish-seasons For rockfish identification tips including an ID quiz, visit https://myodfw.com/articles/rockfish-identification-tips
Sport anglers may keep two halibut beginning Aug. 23
Travelers should expect delays up to 20 minutes, Aug. 23


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Rihanna Reveals Announces 2020 Savage x Fenty Show with Travis Scott, Rosalía, More
With appearances by Lizzo, Big Sean, Bad Bunny, and Miguel.
on September 17, 2020, 3:25pm
Nike Announces Grateful Dead-Inspired Sneakers
They feature everything from faux-fur lining to a small zipper pouch for storing weed.
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Solange scored and performed at Kenzo's Paris Fashion Week show: Watch
The R&B crooner rolled out a brass-heavy performance of When I Get Home track "I'm a Witness".
on June 24, 2019, 10:49am
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Over the years, he worked with the likes of Lady Gaga, Elton John, Florence and the Machine, and Chromatics.
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The Republican politician did, however, praise Imagine Dragons.
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Fashion designer and ASAP Mob co-founder has admitted to sexual assaulting a woman at a London hotel in July 2017.


Last year, my mom had dinner with her 86 year young aunt Ethel who served up yummy apple dumplings for dessert. "You will never guess what's in these!" she told Mom. The secret ingredient? Mountain Dew!
A short time later, the recipe showed up in Everyday with Rachael Ray magazine as the celebrity recipe of the month. Apparently these are a favorite of The Office's Angela Kinsey as well. I have made these and they are scrumptous. And as Aunt Ethel said, no one will ever guess there's Mountain Dew in them.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Unfold crescent rolls. Place an apple wedge on the wide end of each piece of dough and roll up. Place the dumplings in an 8-inch square baking dish.
In a saucepan, melt the butter with the sugar and cinnamon over medium heat. Stir in the Mountain Dew. Pour the mixture on the dumplings. Cover with foil and bake for 15 minutes; remove foil and bake 15 minutes longer.


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International Update: Global Covid-19 death toll nears 450,000 – no US lockdown as cases rise – vaccines may be available next year
Global: The global death toll from coronavirus is nearing 450,000, with more than 8.2 million confirmed cases of the disease worldwide. The Johns Hopkins University tracker is recording more than 448,959 deaths from Covid-19 across the world, as of Wednesday evening UK time.
A new study conducted by Chinese and American scientists said that humans may never develop immunity against the coronavirus, the South China Morning Post reported.
The World Health Organization has halted the trial test of the drug hydroxychloroquine to treat the coronavirus.
France: Sanofi CEO Paul Hudson said in a Les Echos interview that three types of vaccines are currently in the works globally and Sanofi's version could be ready in April-May 2021. Vaccines should "be affordable and anyone who needs should be able to access it," Hudson said.
Brazil: Brazil recorded 1,269 additional Covid-19 deaths on Wednesday, bringing its official death toll from Covid-19 to 46,510, the most in the world outside the United States.
India: India has reported its highest number of cases in the pandemic so far, with 12,881 confirmed in the last 24 hours, for a total of 366,946 cases. There have been 334 additional deaths, bringing the toll to 12,237.
UK: The number of coronavirus infections in the UK has passed 300,000, according to the Johns Hopkins University tracker, with the current total standing at 300,717. At least 42,238 people have died in the UK so far.
Argentina: Argentina's president Alberto Fernández has gone into voluntary isolation, amid growing concerns over a surge of coronavirus infections, including several cases among the country's political elite.
South Korea: South Korea has reported 59 Covid-19 cases as infections steadily rise in the capital area where half the country's 51 million people live, according to the Associated Press.
Germany: The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Germany increased by 580 to 187,764, Reuters news agency reported on Thursday quoting data from the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) for infectious diseases.
China: Beijing confirmed 21 new Covid-19 cases as of 17 June, China's health authority said on Thursday, down from 31 a day earlier.
Japan: Tokyo found 41 cases of coronavirus on Thursday and will continue to ask people in the capital to take preventative measures, NHK reports in a flash headline.
Lockdown updates
New Zealand: More reports have emerged in New Zealand of people leaving isolation without being tested and going on to meet friends, placing government officials under increasing scrutiny over the rigour of their Covid-19 quarantine rules. Police revealed that six people absconded from managed isolation after being granted compassionate leave from Covid-19 quarantine to attend a funeral in Hamilton.
Japan: The Japanese government will lift all domestic travel restrictions on Friday as it looks to move into the next phase of reopening, including a restart of events and nightlife.
Pakistan: Pakistan has announced plans to repatriate all of its those citizens stranded around the globe, including in the Middle East, as a result of the pandemic, AP news agency reported.
US: President Donald Trump has said the United States would not close businesses again as several states reported rising numbers of new coronavirus infections.
Australia: Australia's unemployment rate has jumped to 7.1% after another 227,700 people lost their jobs thanks to Covid-19.
Jordan: Many people in Jordan are struggling to meet basic needs after a more than two-month lockdown to fight the coronavirus pandemic, a UN Development Programme (UNDP) study said, with reports of unemployment expected to rise to 19 percent.
China: China will exempt some African countries from repaying zero-interest rate loans due at the end of 2020, Reuters news agency reported quoting President Xi Jinping.
India: India's credit rating outlook was cut to negative from stable by Fitch Ratings Ltd., citing the economy's weakening growth outlook and increased challenges with public debt levels.
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