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Review: Onyx Hunt Navigation App to Locate Property Boundaries and Public Lands

ONX Hunt is best known for hunters, but it is also very useful for off-trail hikers, fishermen, trail maintenance organizations, and even real estate agents who need reliable mapping, land ownership data, and property boundary information. I use it to locate stream access and confirm property boundaries for fly fishing, and it is indispensable for

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Motorcycles

Triumph is showcasing its bikes at Silverstone Track Days to experts rather than to the public

This is a bit of a pain for those living in the US, but across the pond in the UK, Triumph is running some great promotions. The Hinckley brand has announced a new partnership with Silverstone’s Bike Track Days, providing an exclusive experience where Silverstone’s expert instructors demonstrate the full potential of Triumph’s latest high-performance

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Motorcycles

Utah representatives sell out off-roaders, hunters, campers and their constituents with latest attack on public lands

“You literally can’t even walk on it.” This is the line that spread like wildfire across the internet – apt How much of Utah is on fire right now?Partly due to cuts in federal funds-From President Donald J Trump Upon the signing of an executive order that reduced Utah’s Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National

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Trump administration to remove protections from 330,000 acres of public lands in New Mexico

Since taking office again in 2025, President Trump has escalated resource extraction on public lands. From expanding drilling in Alaska to shrinking national monuments in Utah, his Department of the Interior (DOI) has explored the potential economic output of federal lands, sparking fierce public debate. The newest area in question is located next to the

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Books

What happens in tracking censorship, with an update from the New York Public Library comms team

What does it take to create a literary activism story? A lot of time, energy and effort. Not every story about book censorship or library challenges makes the cut for the weekly link roundup, as each story is examined for as much context and insight as possible. For news to be reported, time and energy

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Books

How Gen Z uses (and doesn’t use) public libraries.

Library friends, welcome back. I’m the first to get the massive update. These include the deadly shooting at a California library, censorship updates, and the long battle to fund IMLS. But there is other news here too. there is an upcoming dungeon crawler carl The series adaptation, as well as an AI controversy related to

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Outdoors

NPS puts developers first and the public second in this iconic park

In 2017, back-to-back hurricanes devastated the Virgin Islands National Park in the Caribbean, destroying structures, docks, and campgrounds. Since then, the National Park Service (NPS) has been trying to restore features in the Caneel Bay area of ​​the park. It took several years to outline plans, find a hospitality company or concessionaire willing to take

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Books

Public library and school Internet access at risk

Although the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) remains an independent agency of the government with oversight by Congress, as has been the case in the Trump-Vance administration, the agency’s role in federal operations has shifted to following the administration’s will and agenda. Current FCC Chairman Brendan Carr was appointed by Trump during his first administration and

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Books

Utah bans its 36th book in all public schools

The state of Utah is banning the book blitz in 2026. Late on Monday, July 8, the state added its 36th book to the list of books that must be removed from every public school in the state: different seasons By Stephen King. comes amid restrictions A lawsuit challenging these state-sanctioned restrictions Filed in February,

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Books

Literary Center » Why can’t the public sector collect our garbage?

Simon Pare-Poupart on democratic control of waste management A book on waste management that I have had for years Garbage giants By Canadian journalist Harold Crooks. That book is my Bible. The central question it asks is an important one: is it possible to maintain democratic governance over waste management? Article continues after ad Crooks

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