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New Bern, NC--The River Rats game against the visiting Florence RedWolves was rained out in the first inning Saturday night. The game will not be made up because the two teams do not play another game in New Bern before the end of the first half on July 2. Anyone holding a ticket for Saturday night's game may redeem it at the ticket gate for any upcoming River Rats home game this season. For more information, call the River Rats office at 252-675-5689 or e-mail info@newbernriverrats.com.
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River Rats offers affordable training programs for adults and children as well as access and use of club boats, dock, and moorings. In addition, River Rats maintains an active social program. There are racing series for its members, as well as invitational regattas for other sailing clubs. River Rats is a member of US Sailing and the North Jersey Yacht Racing Association.
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New Bern, NC--The River Rats played the team with the best start in CPL history down to the final out, losing 4-3 Sunday night in a riveting, rollercoaster game. The two teams play again Monday night in Fayetteville.
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School Appearances: The River Rats players and “Rowdy” the Rat regularly visit local schools and provide students with the chance to put into action positive messages they receive from their heroes. The visits generally include hockey equipment and game instruction, goal setting and attainment discussions along with insights into how athletes deal with the pressures they face everyday.
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Since all River Rats activities are run by volunteers to keep club costs low, each member family must assume responsibility for assisting on one of the River Rats committees. A broad range of committees are available, depending on individual interests.
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Roof rats are more aerial than Norway rats in their habitat selection and often will live in trees or on vine covered fences. Landscaped residential or industrial areas provide good habitat, as does vegetation of riverbanks and streams. They will often move into sugarcane and citrus groves. Roof rats are sometimes found living in or around poultry or other farm buildings as well as in industrial sites where food and shelter are available. Being agile climbers, Roof rats frequently enter buildings from the roof or accesses near utility lines which they use to travel from area to area. They have been found in sewer systems, but this is not very common.
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