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Forest administrator lays out plans to improve wildlife habitat

Forest administrator lays out plans to improve wildlife habitat
Members of the Miller Dam Lake Association present a check for $20,000 to the Gilman Fire Department at Hooked at Outboards Bar and Grill on Oct. 23. The check will go toward the purchase of a rescue boat for Taylor County EMS, which has gathered funds from other sources as well. Present are (from l. to r.) Brian Welsh of the Gilman Rural Fire Department, MDLA Secretary Sutton Plombon, MDLA Treasurer Sandy Marshall, MDLA member Gary Knapp, MDLA President Scott Nichols and Taylor County Emergency Management Director Dan Gellert. MANDEE ELLIS/THE STAR NEWS
Forest administrator lays out plans to improve wildlife habitat
Members of the Miller Dam Lake Association present a check for $20,000 to the Gilman Fire Department at Hooked at Outboards Bar and Grill on Oct. 23. The check will go toward the purchase of a rescue boat for Taylor County EMS, which has gathered funds from other sources as well. Present are (from l. to r.) Brian Welsh of the Gilman Rural Fire Department, MDLA Secretary Sutton Plombon, MDLA Treasurer Sandy Marshall, MDLA member Gary Knapp, MDLA President Scott Nichols and Taylor County Emergency Management Director Dan Gellert. MANDEE ELLIS/THE STAR NEWS

Taylor County is turning its eye to increasing the amount of forest management going to recreation and wildlife compared to focusing on growing revenue.

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