REGION

REGION
'Buckeye Angler' returns
The "Buckeye Angler" returns to WNEO 45/49 at 5:30 a.m. Sunday. Ten new episodes will air in the program's third year on PBS. The program is seen four times weekly on the station's outlets statewide (complete listings and further information can be found at www.buckeyeangler.com).
OHIO
Biologist honored
PAINESVILLE -- Grand Rivers Partners Inc., a land conservancy located here, has presented Ducks Unlimited biologist Heather Braun with the 2005 Partner of the Year award. The award is given in recognition of proactive commitment, effective leadership and energetic dedication to land protection throughout the Grand River Watershed. Braun worked with GRP and several other conservation agencies and organizations to receive a $1 million grant from the North American Wetlands Conservation Council to conserve wetlands and associated habitats throughout the watershed in northeast Ohio.
PENNSYLVANIA
Youth field day planned
NEW CASTLE -- Pennsylvania is blessed with a rich outdoor heritage, and youth field days have become a well-established local event throughout the state. Lawrence County will hold its youth field day Aug. 5 at Coachmen's Club in New Castle. There is no charge for attending, but pre-registration is required. For more information, call (814) 432-3187 after 6 p.m. to register.
Penns Woods event
RIMERSBURG -- The Penns Woods Pointing Dog Trainers will hold its fall hunt test Aug. 12-13 at the Oak Ridge Pointing Dog Club training grounds. There will be two continuous courses, one for juniors and one for master and senior dogs. The annual pig and turkey roast will be conducted after Saturday's events. A small food fee will be charged for non-club members. Campsites are available. For more information, call Linda Reutzel at (724) 744-3825 or e-mail her at lindaeirhart@prudentialpreferred.com. You can also visit the club's Web site at www.pwpointingdogs.org.