Rademacher Memorial Park/Hunters Creek property: Camping Dogs must be curbed and leashed at all times There are great outdoor activities to experience in all seasons Nature is at its finest with a forested interior Recreation opportunities include forest hiking Winter sports enthusiasts and families can spice up the cold winter months with snow activities including snow shoeing cross county skiing (ungroomed) and hiking it is more commonly referred to as Hunters Creek The parkland consisted of farm land and woods Foundations of old homesteads and barns can still be seen a large log cabin was constructed as a hunting lodge for the Kellog Family Only the fieldstone chimney and foundation remain The park was purchased by the County of Erie in the early 1970s the Erie County Legislature voted unanimously to approve a resolution to rename Hunters Creek Park to Sgt although the park was not formally recognized by this name until 2012 Mark Rademacher was a 20 year old Town of Wales resident who was killed in the Grenada Invasion in October of 1983 Access to the park is from either Hunters Creek Road on the east or Centerline Road at Vermont Hill Road to the south Rath County Office Building95 Franklin Street Contact Form Shelter rentals are available from May 15 - October 15 Camping (depending on site) is available May 1 - October 31 Alcohol is NOT permitted with a Lower Room rental at the Chestnut Ridge Casino Click to Make a Camping, Building or Shelter Reservation! Golf Parks Events Forms & Applications Maple Syrup Winter Sports / Activities Status Interested in donating your time, money, property, or expertise? ®PAPERCITY ©2025 urban publishers, inc. all rights reserved terms & condition // privacy policy // sitemap The new construction at 10907 Walick Drive is a neighborhood stunner in Hunters Creek Realtors party in Hunters Creek (Photo by Galbatto Photography) Kristina Cupic (Photo by Galbatto Photography) state-of-the-art kitchen at 10907 Walwick in Hunters Creek Sandy Lappin (Photo by Galbatto Photography) Tracey Shingledecker (Photo by Galbatto Photography) Lisa Kornhauser (Photo by Galbatto Photography) Maura & Brad Parro (Photo by Galbatto Photography) Hannah Nates (Photo by Galbatto Photography) Nader Shirazi & Tania Amin Shirazi (Photo by Galbatto Photography) Alex McDonald (Photo by Galbatto Photography) Ryan DeWitt & Elizabeth Garrett DeWitt (Photo by Galbatto Photography) The master bedroom with cathedral ceiling at 10907 Walwick Drive Shane & Kristina Cubic (Photo by Galbatto Photography) When the heat index pushes into the three figure zone there are only a few reasons to venture out One would be a celebratory open house of a new build with all four key parties involved hosting So it was that a throng of more than 100 landed on the doorstep at 10907 Walwick Drive in Hunter’s Creek Making the open house all the more interesting, interior furnishings and art were provided by a host of interiors firms — Back Row Home, Custom Creations Furniture, James Craig Furnishings, Joyce Horn Antiques, Laura Rathe Fine Art Guests perused every square inch of the 7,726 square foot dwelling which boasts six bedrooms and six full baths Of particular interest was the second floor porch with fireplace in addition to two covered outdoor entertaining areas at ground level with fireplace and summer kitchen A European ambience echoes throughout the home which boasts European white oak hardwood floors with hand beveled edges and stunning Blaylock steel doors and windows The Go-To Event Calendar for Texas’ most glamorous parties & charitable events ONSLOW COUNTY — An Onslow County parent is calling for the dismissal of a school nurse after his son suffered a concussion at Hunters Creek Middle School was injured during a science class on January 30 Junior was picking up a pair of scissors around 2:15 p.m when a fire extinguisher fell and struck him on the head The circumstances of how the extinguisher fell remain unclear Junior then visited the nurse's office and she gave me a bag of ice,’" Hatch said The note from the nurse's office indicated that Junior received first aid for what appeared to be a minor head injury Onslow County school officials directed inquiries to their concussion protocol plan which outlines the removal of students from physical and mental activities I expected full transparency," Hatch said expressing his frustration over the lack of communication Hatch said he had to initiate contact with the school to speak with the nurse Hatch received a response from the school principal Hatch said his son is experiencing a lump on his head "I went to go get him something to drink he didn’t remember me giving him the drink," Hatch said get somebody in there who can protect them," he said HUNTERS CREEK – A woman continues to recover nearly two months after her Orange County home burned down while the nearest fire hydrant malfunctioned said she did not have insurance and suffered losses of over $800,000 but I am happy I was able to save some of my (musical) instruments Orange County Fire Rescue confirmed to News 6 that the nearest fire hydrant was not working the day of the fire [EXCLUSIVE: Become a News 6 Insider (it’s FREE) | PINIT! Share your photos] OCFR released a statement about the incident “Orange County Utilities (OCU) and Orange County Fire Rescue (OCFR) routinely work together on all hydrants in the OCU service area “OCU and OCFR conduct annual testing of over 12,000 hydrants in the water system the hydrants in the area near that late October house fire were exercised in March 2024 by OCU and September 2024 by OCFR No issues were found with any of these hydrants during the routine checks and no hydrants were identified as out of service in Hunters Creek in late October “Records also show thorough coordination about this hydrant which was reported to OCU by OCFR as inoperable following the October 26 fire another hydrant was available near the one that was disabled This enabled OCFR to access water needed to respond to the incident OCU investigated and found the hydrant was inoperable because of a mechanical issue with an internal component The team also tested the other nearby hydrants and found them all functioning normally “OCU and OCFR remain committed to public safety and we are always looking for opportunities to improve processes Chen said she knows the firefighters did the best job they could although I try to remain optimistic,” she added The cause of the fire remains under investigation A GoFundMe account has been set up to assist Chen Copyright 2024 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved Laverne McGee joined WKMG-TV as a reporter in March 2024 TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us / Follow on Social Media Careers at WKMG Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications EEO Report Disability Assistance Copyright © 2025 ClickOrlando.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group Orlando-News.com A 43-year-old Orlando man was killed on Monday morning after he lost control of his car and crashed into a tree The fatal crash occurred at around 10:05 a.m near the intersection of Town Center Boulevard and Hunter’s Vista Boulevard in Orlando according to a report from the Florida Highway Patrol FHP stated that a 2017 Chevrolet Camaro was traveling westbound on Town Center Boulevard A trooper noted in the report that the vehicle was speeding when the driver and sole occupant lost control of the Camaro while attempting to navigate a curve in the roadway the vehicle veered off the roadway to the right before striking a tree was ejected from the Camaro following the collision with the tree He was transported to HCA Florida Hunter’s Creek Emergency ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – A Hunter’s Creek Middle School teacher who was questioned about the disappearance of 13-year-old Madeline Soto last year is facing federal charges in a separate sex crime investigation According to a criminal complaint, Brett Bonini used the social media platform Discord to entice an 8-year-old Maryland boy to reveal his genitalia and engage in sexual acts over a video chat The incident allegedly occurred in January was among several Hunter’s Creek Middle School employees and students who were interviewed by investigators about Soto’s disappearance last February Soto was a seventh-grade student at the school has pleaded not guilty to sexually molesting and murdering Soto He is the only person facing charges stemming from the teen’s disappearance and death [TIMELINE: Here’s where things stand in the Madeline Soto case so far] Sterns told investigators he dropped Soto off near the school on the morning of February 26 but the 13-year-old never arrived on campus Three days after Soto was reported missing a detective with the Orange County Sheriff’s Office questioned Brett Bonini about Soto who was enrolled in his sixth-period class She doesn’t miss a concert,” Brett Bonini told the detective during a brief six-minute interview Brett Bonini said he received a message from Soto’s mother on the school district’s communication system informing him that her daughter did not make it home Brett Bonini said he sent a reply stating that the teen had been marked absent in her classes that day Brett Bonini also said Soto never discussed her home life and did not disclose any information about being abused or suicidal “It didn’t seem like it to me that she could be the type to run away,” Brett Bonini said There is no indication in publicly available law enforcement records that detectives investigating Soto’s disappearance had concerns about Brett Bonini the federal complaint alleging Brett Bonini enticed a minor boy for sex acts makes no mention of the Soto investigation “I do not see any cases in our system with that name,” a spokesperson for the state attorney’s office told News 6 in response to questions about Brett Bonini “The case against Stephan Sterns is still open and we cannot comment on active investigations.” A spokesperson for the Kissimmee Police Department tells News 6 that the agency has concluded its portion of the investigation had not yet entered a plea in his criminal case Investigators claim Brett Bonini offered an 8-year-old boy and his younger brother “Robux” — an in-game currency for the popular children’s video game “Roblox” — to perform sex acts for him via computer Brett Bonini told federal investigators that he recently deleted his Discord account because he was “disgusted with himself” “During the interview but before discussing the details of the allegations or genders of the victims Brett Bonini stated that he was ‘not even gay’ and that he ‘fell into temptation that I should not have The principal of Hunter’s Creek Middle School informed student families Wednesday that an employee had been arrested and would not be returning to the school during investigations being conducted by law enforcement and the school district’s Office of Professional Standards The full interview audio has been attached to this story and can be listened to below Get today’s headlines in minutes with Your Florida Daily: Copyright 2025 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved Emmy Award-winning investigative reporter Mike DeForest has been covering Central Florida news for more than two decades ORANGE COUNTY – An Orlando man was killed and another man was injured early Monday in a rear-end crash on Orange Blossom Trail in Orange County a 2025 Volkswagen Atlas was speeding south on OBT and failed to stop for a 2012 Mazda 3 that was stopped at a traffic signal The Volkswagen collided with the back of the Mazda The two drivers were taken to the hospital had serious but non-life-threatening injuries Southbound lanes of OBT were being redirected to eastbound Hunter’s Creek Boulevard but all lanes later reopened before 7 a.m Brenda Argueta is a digital journalist who joined ClickOrlando.com in March 2021 She is the author of the Central Florida Happenings newsletter that goes out every Thursday Your browser is not supported for this experience.We recommend using Chrome This feature requires that your browser has cookies / local storage enabled Copyright © document.write(new Date().getFullYear())2021 VISIT FLORIDA. 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VISIT FLORIDA® is a service mark of the Florida Tourism Industry Marketing Corporation, d/b/a VISIT FLORIDA, registered in the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office. | Contact Us and federal government websites often end in .gov Commonwealth of Pennsylvania government websites and email systems use "pennsylvania.gov" or "pa.gov" at the end of the address Before sharing sensitive or personal information make sure you're on an official state website Some permitted hunting opportunities require additional applications Middle Creek is part of State Game Lands 46 in Lancaster and Lebanon counties and provides for a variety of land uses Some areas are open to hunting only by being selected for a permit through a drawing For information on hunting in the Public Hunting Areas at Middle Creek where application to special hunts is not required If you need to contact the Pennsylvania Game Commission between the hours of 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM call the Visitor Center at 717-733-1512; otherwise call the Southeast Region Office at 610-926-3136 View larger map. In addition to limited waterfowl hunting opportunities in the Public Hunting Areas of Middle Creek hunters can apply for permitted waterfowl hunts in the Controlled Area and Saturdays ONLY during the Atlantic Population Goose Season except for the Youth Waterfowl Hunt day that sometimes falls outside the season Ten (10) goose blinds (including an accessible blind) are available each hunt day with an additional nine (9) duck blinds being available The only difference between the types of blinds is based on location Goose blinds are in fields while duck blinds are located adjacent to water Hunters are permitted to harvest both ducks and geese at each blind location as long as they are conforming with seasons and bag limits. Hunters may be selected for a controlled waterfowl hunt at Middle Creek only once per season Successful applicants are ineligible to apply for the remainder of the season except as listed below in the Pre-Season Drawing for Goose Blinds section Three types of applications for Controlled Waterfowl Hunts at Middle Creek: and snow geese can be harvested from goose blinds or duck blinds The type of blind describes the location of where the blind is Geese blinds are found in fields while duck blinds are next to water Rules and Regulations: for Controlled Waterfowl Hunts at Middle Creek. Hunters should expect to be approached by a game warden. Federal and statewide regulations as published in current Hunting & Trapping Digest are in effect with the following additional requirements: The Permit: This application is for pit-style goose blinds Hunters may select preferred dates but are not guaranteed those dates Selected hunters are guaranteed a goose blind for an assigned hunt date only if the online check-in procedure is followed Applying for a Permit: Hunters may apply for a Goose Blind at Middle Creek before hunting season through their www.huntfish.pa.gov account online or in person at the Game Commission's Harrisburg headquarters or a Game Commission region office No other form of application will be accepted Hunters must be properly licensed to apply NOTE: If a hunter applies during the pre-season drawing they can still apply for a no-show goose blind or duck blind during the season if a hunter chooses to hunt a different day through the no-show or duck blind process the hunter will forfeit their Goose Blind reservation One Accessible Blind: Hunters who already possess a Disabled Persons Permit (permit to use a vehicle as a blind) will need their permit number to apply for this blind If selected for a Goose Blind at Middle Creek during the pre-season drawing, applicants will be notified by mail. The selected blind holder may bring up to three guests. Blind holders will receive instructions to navigate the NEW check-in process on Middle Creek's website Exactly one week prior to the assigned hunt date between the hours of 12:01 AM and 11:59 PM This check-in determines how many blinds are reserved on a given day so any remaining blinds can be assigned to no-show applicants The blind holder will need each guest's CID (customer ID) number and birth date to check in After a hunting party is checked in on Middle Creek's website the party will be emailed instructions on accessing their assigned blind and checking out at the Visitors Center Hunters can be selected for a controlled waterfowl hunt at Middle Creek only once per season Successful applicants are ineligible to apply for the remainder of the season unless they choose to forfeit their guaranteed goose blind during the no-show goose and duck blind processes listed below Please note: Although hunters can apply and check in online hunters must check out in person at the Visitors Center per the rules and regulations listed 2025 Dates and Hunter Numbers for the Pre-Season Drawing for Goose Blinds at Middle Creek: Total Hunters Drawn: 99 plus 9 youth and 11 for the disabled access blind Applying for a Permit: Hunters must apply for a No-Show Goose Blind online at Middle Creek website exactly one week before their desired hunt date Each hunting party may submit only one application Each application can have up to four hunters in the hunting party The application will require each hunter's CID (customer ID) number and birth date Each hunter may be on only one application per hunt day Hunters may no longer enter this opportunity by showing up the morning of the hunt Hunters may be selected for a controlled waterfowl hunt at Middle Creek only once during a season The Permit: Middle Creek has eight duck blinds Blinds are available only when duck season coincides with the Atlantic Population Canada Goose Season or the Youth Waterfowl Hunt and only on Middle Creek's shooting days (Tuesdays regardless of weather conditions on their assigned hunt date Hunters must decide if they want to hunt duck blinds in frozen conditions and may call the Visitors Center for updates on blind conditions Applying for a Permit: Hunters may apply for a Duck Blind at Middle Creek online at Middle Creek website exactly one week before their desired hunt date hunters must decide if they want to hunt duck blinds in frozen conditions and may call the Visitors Center for updates on blind conditions Each hunting party may submit only one application per hunt day Each hunter's CID (customer ID) number and birth date will be needed Within three days of the duck blind application deadline successful applicants will be notified by email and receive their duck blind assignment and instructions on accessing the blind and checking out at the Visitor Center Hunting parties who were not selected will be notified by email that they may try again and may apply for as many hunt days as they wish until receiving a blind but may apply only once per hunt day Once selected for a duck blind (regardless of weather conditions) hunters become ineligible to apply for a no-show or duck blind for the remainder of the season Reminder: if you had a blind reservation from the pre-season goose blind drawing and you are chosen for a duck blind on a different day you will forfeit your blind reservation from the pre-season drawing 2025 Hunt Dates for Duck Blinds at Middle Creek The disabled access duck blind will one again be available for the 2025 Middle Creek hunting season can be applied for over the summer and will be drawn the same time as the goose blinds Selected hunters are guaranteed the DA duck blind for an assigned hunt date only if the online check-in procedure is followed Applying for a Permit: Hunters may apply for the DA duck Blind at Middle Creek before hunting season through their www.huntfish.pa.gov account online If a hunter chooses to hunt a different day through the no-show or duck blind process the hunter will forfeit their DA duck blind reservation Note: Hunters who already possess a Disabled Persons Permit (permit to use a vehicle as a blind) will need their permit number to apply for this blind Hunters may also apply for a Disabled Access Duck Blind at Middle Creek online on the Middle Creek website exactly one week before their desired hunt date The applying hunter must possess a Disabled Person Permit(permit to use a vehicle as a blind) and will need their permit number to apply for this blind The application can have up to four hunters in the hunting party Hunters cannot enter for this opportunity by showing up the morning of the hunt. 2025 Dates and Hunter Numbers for the Pre-Season Drawing for DA Duck Blind at Middle Creek: Total Hunters Drawn: 11 for the disabled access blind NOTE: Middle Creek is no longer part of Disease Management Area 4 any hunter drawn for this hunt would be eligible to purchase up to two(2) DMAP antlerless tags specifically for your hunt at Middle Creek Hunters will need either a 5B antlerless tag or can purchase up to two(2) DMAP antlerless tags specifically for the hunt at Middle Creek in place of or in addition to the 5B antlerless tag requirement The Permit: The Archery Deer Hunt at Middle Creek is available by permit only After being selected through a random drawing hunters are assigned a hunt week in one of four designated hunt zones Some permits allow hunters to use their buck tag Applying for a Permit: Hunters may apply for the Archery Deer Hunt at Middle Creek through their www.huntfish.pa.gov account at the Game Commission Harrisburg headquarters or a Game Commission region office The Drawing: Applications for the Archery Deer Hunt at Middle Creek are received and reviewed prior to the drawing date. The drawing will be held electronically rather than in person at the Visitors Center. Applicants can check the status of an application by visiting their www.huntfish.pa.gov account If selected for the Archery Deer Hunt at Middle Creek, applicants will be notified by mail. Application status can also be viewed on a hunter's www.huntfish.pa.gov account Successful applicants are required to attend an in-person or virtual pre-hunt orientation Failure to attend an orientation will result in forfeiture of the permit Selection for this hunt prohibits application for the Late Flintlock/Archery Hunt at Middle Creek 2025 Dates and Hunter Numbers for the Archery Deer Hunt at Middle Creek: Hunters should expect to be approached by a game warden. Statewide regulations as published in current Hunting & Trapping Digest are in effect with the following additional requirements: View larger map. NOTE: Middle Creek is no longer part of Disease Management Area 4 any hunter selected for this hunt and their guest is eligible to purchase up to two(2) DMAP antlerless tags to use specifically for the hunt at Middle Creek The Permit: The Late Flintlock/Archery Deer Hunt at Middle Creek is a 1-day opportunity available by permit only Applicants will be selected through a random drawing; hunters are assigned one of seven zones Applying for a Permit: Hunters may apply for the Late Flintlock/Archery Deer Hunt at Middle Creek through their www.huntfish.pa.gov account online The Drawing: Applications for the Late Flintlock/Archery Deer Hunt at Middle Creek are received and reviewed prior to the drawing. Drawings are held electronically rather than in person at the Visitors Center. Applicants can check the status of an application by visiting their www.huntfish.pa.gov account If selected for the Late Flintlock/Archery Deer Hunt at Middle Creek, applicants will be notified by mail. Application status can also be viewed on a hunter's www.huntfish.pa.gov account Flintlock/Archery Deer Hunt at Middle Creek: Total Hunters Drawn: 26 (Plus one guest each) = 52 hunters Hunters should expect to be approached by a game warden. Regulations for this hunt will be the same as for the statewide late muzzleloading/archery seasons: no in-line muzzleloaders, flintlock only. Other statewide regulations as published in current Hunting & Trapping Digest are in effect with the following additional requirements: Experience the adventure of squirrel hunting Participants with a Mentored Adult Hunting Permit will be selected through a random lottery and paired with an experienced mentor who will help them pursue squirrels in the forest of State Game Lands 46 (Middle Creek) and 156 in Lancaster County The required blaze orange hat and vest will be provided View Map PDF The Permit: Goose Blinds on Pymatuning's Controlled Hunting Areas are available by permit only No hunting blinds are available on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day Applying for a Permit: Hunters apply for a Goose Blind at Pymatuning through their www.huntfish.pa.gov account online A hunter's name can be on only one application The Drawing: Applications for Goose Blinds at Pymatuning are received and reviewed prior to the drawing. Hunters are selected through a random drawing. Successful applicants will be notified by mail. Applicants can view their application status on their www.huntfish.pa.gov account If selected for a Goose Blind at Pymatuning applicants will be notified by mail and receive a hunting reservation that allows them to bring three guests The Pymatuning Administration Building is located at 9552 Hartstown Rd.; Hartstown 2024 Dates for regular Goose Blinds at Pymatuning drawings This reservation type is for hunters who were selected prior to hunting season in the September drawing. Check-in one week prior to your hunt date to be selected for your guaranteed goose blind at Special Hunt Reservation (pa.gov) Blind assignments will randomly be drawn on the morning of the assigned hunt after the permit winner and their guests check-in 2021 between the hours of 12:01 AM and 11:59 PM This check-in determines how many blinds are reserved on a given day so remaining blinds can be assigned to no-show applicants Please Note: Although hunters may reserve their permit online hunters and their party must still check in at the Goose Management Building Hunting parties must also check out in person at the Goose Management Building per rules and regulations listed This reservation type is for hunters applying for left over goose blinds not claimed by hunters from the September drawing. Apply one week prior to your hunt date to be part of the drawing for no-show goose blinds at Special Hunt Reservation (pa.gov) 2022 between the hours of 12:01 AM and 11:59 PM Blind assignments will be randomly drawn on the morning of the assigned hunt Notifications (both successful and unsuccessful) sent within 1-3 days of applying Federal and statewide regulations as published in current Hunting & Trapping Digest are in effect with the following additional requirements: The Permit: Permits to hunt Controlled Duck Hunt Areas at Pymatuning will be issued each morning of hunting days at the Pymatuning Administration Building The building will be opened 1½ hours prior to official shooting time If less than 85 applicants are present at opening time permits will be issued on a first-come basis a drawing will be held until 85 permits are assigned Permits returned to the Administration Building prior to 10:00 AM may be reissued to other applicants 2024-2025 Dates for Duck Hunting at Pymatuning Rules and Regulations for Controlled Duck Hunting Areas at Pymatuning: Federal and statewide regulations as published in current Hunting & Trapping Digest are in effect with the following additional requirements: The Permit: The Controlled Deer Hunt at Pymatuning is available by permit only Hunters can apply for a chance to hunt in one of seven zones within the Pymatuning Wildlife Management Area Successful applicants will be assigned a zone and be able to bring one guest to hunt for one week (Mon.-Sat.) Applying for a Permit: Hunters may apply for the Controlled Deer Hunt at Pymatuning through their www.huntfish.pa.gov account online or in person at the Game Commission's Harrisburg headquarters or a Game Commission region office The Drawing: Applications for the Controlled Deer Hunt at Pymatuning are received and reviewed prior to the drawing date A random drawing will be held electronically Successful applicants may select the week and/or zone in which they prefer to hunt If selected for the Controlled Deer Hunt at Pymatuning hunters will be notified by phone call and/or postal mail Hunters (and their one guest) are required to attend a pre-hunt orientation during which they will be issued their permit and the rules and regulations will be explained 2024-25 Dates for the Controlled Deer Hunt at Pymatuning Rules and Regulations for the Controlled Deer Hunt at Pymatuning Statewide regulations as published in current Hunting & Trapping Digest are in effect with the following additional requirements: View Map PDF The Permit: Hunters possessing a Junior License may apply to hunt one of seven hunt zones at Pymatuning with a non-hunting adult escort The hunt will be held during the statewide Youth Turkey Day Each permit is good only for 24 hours beginning at 12:00 PM the day prior to the statewide Youth Turkey Day The hunting party will have from 12:00 PM until 6:00 PM the day prior to the statewide Youth Turkey Day to scout for a stand/blind location The permit expires at 12:00 PM on the day of the statewide Youth Turkey Day All hunters shall be out of the Pymatuning Wildlife Management Area by 1:00 PM Applying for a Permit: Hunters may apply for the Junior Licensed Youth Spring Turkey Hunt at Pymatuning through their www.huntfish.pa.gov account online Hunters must have a Junior License to apply The Drawing: Applications for the Junior Licensed Youth Spring Turkey Hunt at Pymatuning are received and reviewed prior to the drawing Hunters are selected through a random drawing and are assigned one of seven designated hunt zones Only one Junior hunter will be assigned to each zone Successful applicants will be notified by phone and email If selected for the Junior Licensed Youth Spring Turkey Hunt hunters will be notified by phone and/or postal mail Permittees and their non-hunting adult escort are required to attend an orientation and reporting requirements will be explained 2024-25 Dates for the Junior Licensed Youth Turkey Hunt at Pymatuning View Map PDF WATCH: How To Purchase A License Online Visit HuntFishPA to see what opportunities are available Read Today’s Top Story: March’s interest-rate slide prompts jump in pending home sales The planned amenity center at Hunters Creek Pulte Homes‘ new Flowery Branch community, Hunters Creek, will begin selling single-family homes next month. Two model homes with Pulte’s Continental and Newberry floor plans are currently under construction The homebuilder’s Stonebrook and Leyton floor plans will also be available. With starting prices in the high $400,000s homes will offer 2,573 to 3,103 square feet of living space with three to seven bedrooms and two and a half to six bathrooms Hunters Creek will be served by Martin Elementary School CW Davis Middle School and Flowery Branch High School. Lake Lanier and Flowery Branch’s charming historic downtown district we are confident that Hunters Creek will receive a warm reception from Hall County homebuyers,” said Chad Plunkett “Beyond the fact that it’s located in highly sought-after south Hall County set on 50 scenic acres with two creeks winding through the neighborhood and a beautiful collection of homes that boast sizeable lots and wooded back yards.” and website in this browser for the next time I comment Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited * If you are experiencing a medical emergency The following form creates an appointment request only a representative will contact you within 48 hours to assist you with your appointment request you agree to receive health information through email from Orlando Health and its affiliates.* A representative will be in touch with you shortly to confirm your appointment You should also receive an email confirming your appointment. so please have your insurance information ready Do you need to speak with someone regarding your appointment request? 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The list — from relocation marketing platform Livability.com — put Sugar Land at No 3 for its appealing size and affordability The list was restricted to small and mid-size cities with populations between 75,000-500,000 residents And it also considered only cities with a median home value of $500,000 or less They considered factors such as average rent and home prices relative to income to keep their list centered around affordability And while Sugar Land did come in at No. 3, the site specifies that the list is not a numbered ranking but one where users are encouraged to create their own ranking based on personal priorities Sugar Land earned the third highest score out of all the cities on the report with a LivScore totaling 854 out of 1,000 possible points with a population of more than 118,000 residents and a median household income that's well into the six-figures Homeowners have median home values of $402,094 "The city is known for being one of the more affluent and rapidly growing master-planned communities in Texas, and the area saw a huge population boom in the late ’90s that has continued to grow," a profile says Sugar Land has 27 city parks that include 35 miles of trails.sugarlandtx.gov/ Sugar Land ranked the highest for its health (89) The report said it's a "business-friendly" city bolstered by its residents' entrepreneurial spirit when it comes to biotech Livability also praises Sugar Land's lively art scene, safe neighborhoods including the Houston Museum of Natural Science at Sugar Land which features a unique saltwater aquarium and the Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center with various interactive and engaging exhibits," the profile says the Triple-A Minor League Baseball affiliate of the Houston Astros." Seven other Texas cities were also included in the list of best places to live in the U.S.: Flower Mound (875 points) The top 10 cities that earned the most points on Livability's list are: LITTLE ROCK — Applications for the first permit-based hunts of the 2024-25 Arkansas duck season will be available at 3 p.m Although most public hunting opportunities in Arkansas are open on a first-come hunters looking for a chance at a prime duck hunting spot with minimal competition have the opportunity to lock down guaranteed space at a few locations throughout the state through the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s online draw system All waterfowl permit applications are accepted from 3 p.m Sunday one week before the weekend you intend to hunt Successful applicants will receive a notification of their draw results the Monday before their hunt to allow them the full work week to prepare Hunters who draw a permit will be assigned their hole location and are able to bring three friends boosting their hunting party’s number to four per hunt The AGFC has leased more than 4,000 acres of harvested rice fields to ensure waste rice was left undisturbed and fields were flooded during the bulk of winter for migrating waterfowl In addition to the duck energy provided by the waste grain and flooded habitat the program offers hunters the rare opportunity to apply for a hunt on privately owned rice fields for a single $5 application fee The program has 64 fields available for public draw this year but the total number of blinds available each week will depend upon water conditions Only surface water may be used to flood the fields so the number of fields with huntable water may vary from week to week private land biologist for the AGFC who coordinates the program “Thirty-six of the fields will be available for opening weekend More will come online as water levels rise and waterfowl begin to use the areas.” Visit www.agfc.com/waterfowlpermithunts to learn more about the WRICE Program and get an overview of the hunting locations for 2024-25 “We reworked the layout of a few of the traditional holes to get more hunting opportunities when water levels allow,” Cayce Guy “And we revamped the boat lane names to simplify things all with names based on the hunt unit they’re in.” For hunters who still prefer to set up in areas between marked locations Tuesday and Thursday hunting will follow the same rules as always with hunters picking up a permit the morning of the hunt at the boat ramp and setting up where they want with no limit to party size or total number of hunters on the WMA youth blind and Magellan Tract do not allow open hunting on Tuesday and Thursday These areas must be applied for and drawn through the permit system for Tuesdays and Thursdays as well as Saturday and Sunday hunts The youth blind is available only to hunters 15 and younger and must be applied for through the youth hunter’s account on the AGFC licensing system vegetation is still pretty sparse for hunters to find adequate cover in many of the newly established units but the two drawn locations should offer some good hunting while we continue improvements on the property,” Brett Leach “The free permit will help us measure hunting pressure and give us the ability to work with hunters as we develop this rare west Arkansas duck-hunting opportunity.” Visit www.agfc.com/waterfowldraw for a list of all permit hunts including drawing dates as well as a history of how many people applied for each location to help inform your future selections Each application requires a $5 processing fee but hunters who win their draw do not need to pay any additional money to claim their permit Sign up now to receive the AGFC Wildlife Weekly Newsletter in your mailbox every Wednesday afternoon (Waterfowl Reports are published weekly during waterfowl season and periodically outside the season) Fill in the following fields and hit submit Show Breaking News BarCloseLocal News Bryce Newberry HOUSTON – A children’s book about a tooth fairy has been removed from a Spring Branch ISD elementary school despite the author reading the book to students several times in the past at Hunters Creek Elementary is about a tooth fairy-in-training who has to overcome adversity with a goose by working together while they become friends "I wrote this book many years ago when my daughter was really little and there weren’t a lot of depictions of same sex families and so I wanted it as a gift to her," author and father Michael Pearce told KPRC 2 The book was published in 2016 and it features illustrations of Pearce’s family: His daughter "I wanted a book that wasn‘t talking about why men should or should not be allowed to be married It was just showing my daughter’s family so she could feel like every other kid in school and see herself represented because representation matters and my family’s not a political statement he learned the book had been removed from the school’s library but not from Spring Branch ISD or the school principal “It was supposedly a complaint from a person anonymously and a board of adults decided that was scary,” Pearce said I’m just a family who wrote a book about kindness for his daughter .. It shocks me in a sad way because when it happened According to the American Library Association Texas was home to the most attempts to ban or restrict books last year “We’ve gotten into this book banning world in Texas and in other places does that make you worry about what else may be getting removed?” KPRC 2’s Bryce Newberry asked the biggest part of the story for me is that it’s not about me or my family It’s about we’re in a political climate where anybody who is in an underrepresented group continues to be a whipping child,” Pearce said He hasn’t been able to get a straight answer from the district about why the book was removed “Please explain to me how two parents who love their family is a threat because I am different have any less right than you,” Pearce said Spring Branch ISD has refused to answer any questions about the district’s book removal policy or why this particular book was removed A spokesperson for the district instructed KPRC 2 to submit a records request but the process for getting any answers can be drawn out Spring Branch ISD’s online policy shows a committee which should include “at least one member of the instructional staff who has experience using the challenged material with students or is familiar with the challenged material’s content .. and one parent,” is tasked with reviewing challenged library materials The committee is supposed to “weigh the strengths and weaknesses of the challenged material and shall determine if material in question remains educationally suitable." KPRC 2 has not been able to verify that process was followed in the case of this book as the district has not answered any questions Copyright 2024 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved He loves the thrill of breaking news and digging deep on a story that gets people talking TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us Meet the Team Careers at KPRC Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 Click2Houston.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInOSCEOLA COUNTY the man accused of murdering 13-year-old Madeline Soto has filed a motion seeking to have the death penalty removed from his case He is facing one charge of first-degree murder and 60 charges related to sexual battery of a child and possession of sexual material Sterns, of North Port, was dating Soto’s mother at the time of her disappearance and detectives say he had been sexually abusing the 13-year-old for years 26 after staff members at Hunter’s Creek Middle School in Orlando said she never arrived that day Officials said Sterns was the last person to confirm seeing Madeline before she was reported missing Soto’s body was found days later on March 1 The indictment says he allegedly killed Soto between Feb The State Attorney’s Office filed a motion June 7, 2024 stating they intend to seek the death penalty against Sterns Sterns’ defense attorney argued in the motion filed Feb 2025 that the death penalty is a “cruel and unusual punishment” and would violate his “fundamental right to life,” citing the Fifth Stern’s defense attorney also cited Pope Francis’ stance on the death penalty Stephan Sterns motion by Bailey Striepling on Scribd He is facing life in prison or the death penalty if found guilty Stephan Sterns motion by Bailey Striepling on Scribd – A 36-year-old employee at an Orange County middle school faces charges of possession of child sexual abuse materials In a news release officials said that Mitchell Regan of Leesburg was hired in 2019 as a school secretary at Hunters Creek Middle School Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) executed a search warrant at Regan’s residence on Oct an HSI computer forensic agent located an image of child sex abuse material in his photo gallery Regan admitted to agents that he had sent and received child sex abuse material using an online social media application Regan also told officials that in addition to working at the middle school he worked at Boys and Girls Club and also teaches chess club and music lessons Officials with Orange County Public Schools said that Regan is currently on administrative leave which “is standard process when the district’s Office of Professional Standards investigates allegations in cooperation with law enforcement.” the case will be investigated by HSI and the Orange County Sheriff’s Office Regan faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in federal prison mostly as a photojournalist and video journalist before joining Spectrum News 13 as a web editor and digital journalist in 2021 A road closure sign on Route 75 in Juniata County is one of many in the area as of Friday morning due to flash flooding and storm damage on Thursday evening CLEARFIELD – – Following significant storming overnight in Juniata County the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is updating drivers on the conditions of local roadways • A Route 75 closure at a bridge spanning Hunters Creek near Port Royal in Turbett Township with a detour using Route 850 westbound at Honeygrove • A Route 333 is closure between Port Royal and Thompsontown due to a roadway washout is also in place Drivers should follow the same detour in place for Route 75 • Route 2002 (Miller Hill Road) is restricted to one lane at a box culvert spanning a tributary of Doe Run approximately two miles northeast of Mexico in Walker Township • Route 3002 (Old 22/Main Street) in Fermanagh Township is fully closed due to downed trees and utility wires PennDOT estimates reopening the road around 1:00 PM All other previously reported closures in Juniata County have reopened PennDOT cautions motorists to never drive through flooded roadways as it takes just two feet of fast-moving water to float a car Anyone who drives around barriers intended to close a road can face increased penalties if emergency responders are called to rescue motorists who disregard traffic control signs Motorists are encouraged to “Know Before They Go” by checking conditions on more than 40,000 roadway miles by visiting www.511PA.com which is free and available 24 hours a day and access to more than 1,000 traffic cameras 511PA is also available through a smartphone application for iPhone and Android devices Follow PennDOT on X and like the department on Facebook and Instagram LEWISTOWN — Derry Township officials met Monday in Township Manager Kelly Shutes’ absence to discuss Kish Park .. LEWISTOWN — State Senator Judy Ward of the 30th district fielded questions directly from residents across her .. The Sentinel offers nonprofit and other community organizations an opportunity to promote upcoming events for free .. LEWISTOWN — The Lewistown Borough Council held a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) hearing on Monday in .. Copyright © 2025 Ogden Newspapers of Pennsylvania LLC | https://www.lewistownsentinel.com | 352 Sixth Street The Piney Green Volunteer Fire Department along with multiple first responders were dispatched to an active structure fire in The Farm at Hunters Creek subdivision Tuesday Crews were able to save a dog and turtle from the home while a neighbor rescued another dog before first responders arrived Officials say no was injured as a result of this fire Crews are on the scene of a fire on Longhorn Rd Officials tell us that a two-story residential structure on Longhorn Rd Three children were outside upon arrival and Red Cross has been called to assist the family Crews were still on the scene fighting the fire as of 5:30 p.m and heat damage to surrounding structures has been reported by officials No injuries have been reported at this time due to the fire or firefighting operations The cause of the fire is unknown at this time and the Onslow County Fire Marshal has been notified and will conduct an investigation This story will be updated as more information is made available Read Today’s Top Story: The Truth About Houston Agents 2025 Agents were hard at work selling the 10 most expensive homes in greater Houston last month including a 17,192-square-foot estate originally listed for $14.8 million There was a tie for the third-most expensive homes sold based on sales prices Please note that sales prices may differ from list prices All listing data obtained from the Houston Association of REALTORS®