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Two men have been charged with murder and placed under $1 million bond in the Chariton and Randolph County Jails, in connection with a crime spree that occurred late Sunday evening and into early Monday morning, and which left one person dead and three injured.
Randolph County Prosecuting Attorney Mike Fusselman filed charges of First Degree Murder on Jeffrey Jay Nichols, 22, and Christopher D. Lewis, 19, both of Macon, Mo., late Monday afternoon (April 1). Their bond was set at $1 million by Judge Cynthia Suter. The pair is awaiting arraignment.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol, Moberly and Macon Police Departments, and the Randolph County Sheriff held a joint press conference on Monday afternoon, discussing the goings-on of the night before, as well as the capture of Nichols and Lewis mid-morning Monday.
"On Monday, April 1, 2013, at approximately 10 a.m., members of the Macon Police Department, Moberly Police Department, Randolph County Sheriff's Department, Macon County Sheriff's Department, Missouri State Highway Patrol, and members of a Missouri State Highway Patrol SWAT team were able to take an 18-year-old black male nd a 22-year-old white male, both of Macon, Mo., into custody without incident," said Macon Police Chief Stephen Olinger. J. Nichols was said by Randolph County Sheriff Mark Nichols to "often frequent Moberly."
The officials present also revealed that one of the persons shot during the crime spree Sunday night was in "fair condition," while the other was listed as being in "serious condition." A third victim was assaulted by the duo. A fourth victim — a 92-year-old female — was found dead in the 400 block of Morehead St., Moberly. They say that the woman had died "as a result of foul play."
"An autopsy is scheduled to be conducted at the Boone County Medical Examiner's office on Tuesday, April 2, 2013," said Moberly Police Chief Russell Tarr.
Per the press release provided by the aforementioned departments, the incident began at approximately 8:15 p.m., when the Randolph County Sheriff's office was called in response to a vehicle fire on Randolph County Road 2515. While in route, deputies were called to respond to a report of two individuals who had been shot at a residence on Hwy. Route D, also in-county. While at the scene of this incident, another victim, who lives a short distance from the shooting scene, reported that she had ben assaulted by a white male and black male, and that they had stolen her vehicle.
At this time, the Randolph County Sheriff's office received another report of a residential burglary, including the theft of another vehicle "in the Higbee, Mo. area." During this investigation, it was determined that the black and white males were connected to this and the prior criminal offenses.
The burned vehicle on Randolph County Road 2515 was determined to belong to a Moberly resident. This information was passed on to the Moberly PD, who discovered the deceased female when they attempted to make contact with the owner, in the 400 block of Morehead, found the location to be unsecure, and made entry.
Earlier in the day, the Moberly PD investigated a shoplifting incident involving a black male and a white male at the Moberly Super Wal-Mart. A sales associate at the store was able to obtain a license number from the suspect vehicle, which was determined to have been stolen from Macon, Mo. on Sunday, March 31, 2013.
"As investigative leads developed," the release stated, "law enforcement agencies were able to identify the possible suspects of the Randolph County crime spree. Further developments [led] law enforcement to the city of Macon, where officers believed the suspects were hiding."
At 8:30 a.m., information was received that the suspects were possibly in a residence in the 100 block of West Third Street, Macon, Mo. Nichols and Lewis were taken into custody "without incident" Third and Rollins, in Macon, per the Macon PD. From there, the two were taken to Randolph County for further investigation.
"I appreciate the joint effort [that these departments used to catch the assailants]," said Isaac Ogle, father of five and a resident of Moberly who lives in close proximity to the Morehead Street murder locale, and who was present at Monday's press conference. "It was to my understanding that these were dangerous felons. It was my understanding that when you opened the door to these guys, they were going to shoot you. If they saw you out and about, they were going to shoot you. [The departments] all came together and caught these guys. I think that deserves a great applaud from our community."
Nichols, Lewis charged with First Degree Murder, bond is $1M
Two men have been charged with murder and placed under $1 million bond in the Chariton and Randolph County Jails, in connection with a crime spree that occurred late Sunday evening and into early Monday morning, and which left one person dead and three injured.


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How many times have many of us heard that?While _Seraphim_ and some others ask why is it hard for Protestants to become Orthodox, I think they are missing the point by painting with a broad brush as Keble/Ebor suggest.For many:1. Yes, there is the big strange/unknown factor.2. Many feel "Home" already (i.e. not searching).3. ARE searching, but really don't know much about Orthodoxy if even it exists.4. Don't feel that they are Protestants - they're just "Christian" (as some of my relatives would say.To be deliberately vague, I would say that many Protestants are unknowingly searching.Discuss amongst yourselves.
I can only speak for myself, but it was when I began seeing that all of these 'just Christians' didn't believe the same things, well, it began to erode what little faith I had. It quickly became a conscious search for the truth, and my, wasn't that a terribly depressing episode in my life! It would have been far easier to stay above the surface issues, but I'm incapable of leaving things alone.
AlexiusI do the same . . . No use getting into an arguement, it would only alienate a non-Orthodox
...I can on occassion sound nasty even though it is just my passion and all I want is for them to come to the same realization as I have.
Well, by definition, in the West, if someone is not Roman Catholic or Orthodox, there is no other option -- they are Protestant by definition. Historically there is no getting around that. To actually be "just Christian" would be to be Catholic or Orthodox, by definition (in that none of their branches is truly catholic or universal).Of course, there is the "little" debate between Orthodox and Catholic as to who is really just Christian. But protestants don't get to make that claim historically. They really need to understand this fact!
It is indeed hard to walk the fine line between lack of zeal and over-zealousness.
The only thing I can imagine a Protestant saying in response to this is that they are not Protestant because Protestants follow man-made doctrines just like Orthodox and Catholics. Those who make such claims believe that they are the only ones who follow what the Bible (clearly) says...
I've lived in Georgia most of my life and have heard this statement probably thousands of times. I must say, while I don't usually get caught up in the small stuff and in controversies, this statement of "I'm just Christian" REALLY bothers me. I find it terribly patronizing. It implies that those of us who choose to live our lives by an established doctrine are NOT, in fact, Christian. And when I say "established doctrine," I mean everything from Orthodox to Protestant. It has a Pharisaic implication, as though we are so caught up in our doctrine that we forget Christ. Personally, I find it to be a politically correct cop out. I have a cousin who says this. Currently she attends an Episcopal church, but she can definitely be described as "searching." She's not sure she belongs there or anywhere else in particular. She asked me one time why she couldn't just be "Christian." She couldn't find a church that teaches what she believes. My response to this, and to most Protestants I have encountered that use this statement and that do a lot of church-hopping is as follows: Why are you looking for a church that proclaims what YOU believe? Instead of subjecting God to YOUR will, and trying to bend scripture and the church to fit your worldview, shouldn't you be looking for a church that correctly proclaims God's message in all truthfulness? Shouldn't you be looking for a church that teaches YOU about God, rather than YOU teaching it? Wouldn't you want to be a member of a church that has a documented history, an established authority, and a full context in which to interpret the scripture, a church that knows what it believes, rather than a church who prides itself on being "just" anything? After all, we don't say that Jesus is "just" Christ, we say that He IS Christ, no "just" about it! Why would one, then, pride themselves on being "just" Christian?! Feel free to agree or disagree. I've lived in the Bible belt for such a long time... I'd love to hear what everyone else thinks about what I said. I guess my response is also a comment on the question of why Protestants don't convert to Orthodoxy (which, I must say, is a little cocky on our part, to be asking that question to begin with).Pardon the diatribe.
Oh, I've heard it so many times... When I just arrived to the small Mississippi town where I currently live, I was almost immediately contacted by a local Church of Christ. They gave me their booklet, and one of the FIRST sentences there was, "we are not Protestant, Catholic, or Jewish - we are Christian." (There was no mentioning of Orthodox, of course.) Also, a number of times I heard from some people who even seem to have some education (professors), that "while Christians do this or that, Catholics do this or that," under "Christians" meaning, of course, Protestants. Ejackejshun in the USA just has to become better.
...and where does it state the table of contents? The canon didn't just appear. I love to see Protestants squirm with that one when they get surly.What do you call a Protestant that studies history: a convert.
Grace and Peace Cleopas,Your post reminds me of the exhortation our Apostle Paul once wrote in his first Epistle to the Corinthians... "I follow Paul", another, "I follow Apollos"; another "I follow Cepheus"; still another, "I follow Christ."Is Christ divided?!?We sure made shambles of that one didn't we...
tradition outside of the scope of biblical orthodoxy (note the use of the lower case o).
To be honest, I've never understood the mental gymnastics involved in this idea of "lower-case-o orthodoxy." It sounds like a conspiracy, as though people believed what is right in spite of supposed errors the Church taught, as though God would allow his Bride, his Body, to be destroyed.This idea simply is not true. What is orthodox is Orthodox; the Orthodox Christian Church is not only biblically based, it is the very Church that we read about in the Gospels and the Acts of the Apostles. Never have I heard so much Scripture in a service; never have I seen such vibrant relationships with Christ, or such an adherence to Truth. In fact, Truth is so enshrined in the Orthodox Christian Church that any belief that is at variance with her teachings can be deemed a falsehood, a lie.
Cleopas: Welcome and please stay at this site and comment more. You see we Orthodox do not view ourselves as a denomination. That is an American invention. We are the church. Now before you think us pompous and triumphalist, you need merely to research church history to find out that what we are saying is true. I offer you the following quote:"The Orthodox Church is the true church of God on earth and maintains the fullness of Christ's truth in continuity with the Church of the apostles. This awesome claim does not mean that Orthdox Christians have achieved perfection, for we have many shortcomings. Nor does it mean that the other Christian churches do not serve God's purpose positively, for it is not up to us to judge others but to live and proclaim the fullness of the truth. But it does mean that if a person carefully examines the history of Christianity he or she will soon discover that the Orthodox Church alone is in complete sacramental, doctrinal and canonical continuity with the ancient, undivided church as it is authoritatively expresses itself through the great ecumenical councils."- Fr. Theodore StylianopoulosProfessor of Theology and New TestamentHellenic CollegeBrookline, MAPeace
My apologies, brother. I simply wanted to make it clear that I was not intending to refer to your specific Church by my use of the term orthodox.For me "orthodox" means whatever is the actual teaching and practice of Scripture or inline with Scripture.Whereas "Orthodox" refers specifically to a branch of Christianity at large.
My point was, though, that one cannot use the word orthodox Christianity without referring to the Orthodox Christian Church.
Cleopas:P.S. Be nice to y-man, he may be suffering from lack of sleep since there is a new baby in his house.
^ Thanks. It's true. Let this be an apology/excuse for any illogical or misspoken posts for the next couple of weeks.
If I may, one thing that this reminds me of is "Mere Christianity" by C. S. Lewis.
Though, technically, we Orthodox can call ourselves "just Christians" since we are the Church that Christ started.
*sigh* There is no such thing as "just a Christian"... there used to be when the Church was One but now when there are 30,000 denominations each believing different things... not so much.
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Vertigo is a feeling of movement or spinning when you are still. Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) happens when the vertigo is caused by changes in the position of the head. This might include standing after bending down, turning the head in bed, or extending the neck to look up. People with BPPV can often identify which moves cause the most problems.
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Some people with BPPV undergo surgery. During surgery, a piece of wax may be used to plug one area of your ear. This will prevent fluid in your inner ear from moving. Another type of surgery that may be done involves cutting the nerve from the inner ear.
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Pomeranian Voivodship : Gdańsk
Gdańsk (also known under its German name of Danzig), is a city in Poland on the Baltic Sea. It is the capital of Pomerania.
Gdańsk with nearby Sopot and Gdynia are often referred as Tri-city (pl: Trójmiasto). Gdańsk is considered the most beautiful city on the Baltic coast having a rich and magnificent architecture. It's also Poland's principal seaport and a popular summer destination for many Poles and international tourists.
Its position on the Baltic has historically made Gdańsk one of the most important port cities in Northern Europe, and tragically also the scene of a rather disturbing past.
World War II was ignited by a dispute over control of this city. By the end of the war the city lay almost completely in ruins. The German population was expelled and replaced by Poles as the city came under Polish rule and changed its name to Gdańsk. However, the impact of its former German ties are still evident. Although most of the old buildings were damaged or destroyed in WWII, they have been painstakingly restored or rebuilt.
In modern history, Gdańsk is known as the birthplace of Solidarity, the labour and democracy movement that helped to bring down the Communist government in Poland, and subsequently marked the beginning of the end of the Cold War. The movement was led by the charismatic leader, Lech Wałęsa, who became Poland's first post-Communist president.
Do not be fooled by the fact that Gdańsk is famous for its shipyards, as it is a beautiful city with a charm of its own.
Tourist information
You can find a tourist information kiosk in the tunnel near the main Railway Station (Gdańsk Główny). There is also one just opposite the Town Hall (Ratusz Głównego Miasta) and also one on the main street Długi Targ 28/29 next to Green Gate (Zielona Brama). There's also a tourist information centre at the Lech Walesa International Airport.
Tourist Card
At every Tourist Information point you can buy a Tourist Card offering more than 200 discounts and free offers on transport, museums, etc within the "Gdańsk – Sopot – Gdynia - Plus" area.
Get in
By plane
Gdansk Lech Wałęsa Airport (Polish: Port Lotniczy Gdańsk im. Lecha Wałęsy), (IATA: GDN, ICAO: EPGD) [27], is an international airport located west northwest of Gdańsk and not far from the city centres of the Tricity metropolitan area: Gdańsk 12 km (7.5 mi), Sopot 10 km (6.2 mi) and Gdynia 23 km (14 mi).
The following airlines operate service to/from the airport:
Transport from airport to city
Bus 210 — operates between the airport and Gdansk, and makes a stop at the train station, 35-50 minutes away. The fare is 3 zł if a ticket is bought from a news stand or Bilety shop, and 3,40 zł if the ticket is bought from the driver. Note that although the ticket has a picture of a tram on it, it is also valid for the bus. Make sure to get on in the right direction at the airport, because the bus goes into two directions from there. On the way to the airport, the bus picks up on the other side of the road, near the front of the Scandic hotel (look for the signs that have the 210 on them). From the tourist office in the tunnel, turn left, walk until you are outside and head right, go up the stairs, turn right, and the bus shelters will be in front of you.
Airportbus shuttle — also operates a transport service to Gdansk centre for 14.90 zł (you can buy ticket directly in the bus). This is a direct line between airport and city's centre. Bus stop in Gdansk is located in front of Mercure Hevelius hotel (it's 5 minutes walk from Main Railway Station). Journey depends on traffic and takes around 25-30 minutes. Runs only a couple of times per day [28].
Taxi — Avoid the unofficial rip off taxis who will pounce on you as soon as you have cleared security, unless you know how to deal with them. A Taxi to/from the airport to the city center should cost around 50-60 zł however will cost more in the evenings or at weekends. Taxi drivers will be waiting in the arrivals hall offering fixed price transfers, 60-70 zł is not unreasonable for an evening (after 22:00) transfer to the centre of Gdansk.
Private transfers — MPA Poland [29] provides transport services around Tri-City and Pomerania region. An airport transfer from/to airport costs 100 zł up to 8 people.
By train
The main railway station, Gdańsk Główny, is a beautiful historic building, although a rather confusing experience to non-Polish tourists. Information in languages other than Polish is almost non-existent. Please note the station actually operates as 2 separate stations, one for the PKP trains (intercity / long distance journeys) and another for the SKM commuter trains. Each station has separate ticket offices and platforms; the PKP station can be accessed from inside the station and the SKM station is found to the right of the main station (do not go into the PKP station).
Beware of pickpockets and people who may try to intimidate you for money around the railway station, especially late at night.
PKP operates long distance trains to other cities in Poland and Europe. Train timetable is available online[30]. Buy a ticket before you enter the train. It is advisable to write the name of your destination on a piece of paper and then show it to the ticket sales person, as other languages than Polish are rarely spoken. Foreigners trying to pronounce the name of Polish destinations often cause confusion.
SKM operates frequent service between Gdansk and Sopot and Gdynia, 35 minutes away. These trains are located on the right side when entering the station. Tickets may be bought from a vending machine at the platform or from a ticket office in the subway below (access from the street or from the SKM platforms). Never enter these trains without a valid ticket and remember to validate your ticket before getting on the train as ticket controls checking passengers tickets are frequent. As a rule, tickets are valid for travel by one specific type of train only. Don't try to travel on a student ticket unless you have an ISIC student card, even if they sell you the ticket. The ticket inspector also asks for your student card, and if you just have a normal student card, they will likely refuse you.
By car
The A1 motorway [31] connects Gdansk with Toruń, Łódź, and Katowice to the south. The S7 connects Gdansk with Warsaw and Kraków.
By bus
The bus station is located just behind the main railway station. Buses can be used to travel to regional destinations that lack railway connections, such as the concentration camp in Sztutowo.
By boat
Polferries [32] operates ferry service between Gdansk and Nynäshamn, just south of Stockholm, Sweden. The trip takes 18 hours and costs ~E€70.
Stena Line [33] operates ferry service between Gdynia and Karlskrona, Sweden. The trip takes 12.5 hours and costs ~€50.
Get around
The centre of Gdansk is very compact and almost everything is accessible on foot, the trams seem to go around the old town so none run through it. Trams and buses are cheap (3 zł/h) and frequent. Tickets can be bought from the driver at trams. Locals are keen to help with directions but always ask several people and see if they agree.
Trams and buses
Use the commuter train (SKM) to quickly go to Sopot and Gdynia, ticket to Gdynia will cost 5.70 zł and Sopot will cost 3.80 zł.
By hire car
Old Town
Religious buildings
Teaching English is a possibility.
Gdańsk is sometimes called the Amber Capital of the World. The surrounding area is the richest known source of this semi-precious stone, and the product can be found in many of the city's shops. The ones containing insects are much more expensive.
You can buy fish on one of bars on Motława River bank (25 zł/meal)
Targ Rybny (Fish Market) Targ Rybny 6C, *0-838 Gdansk, Poland. +48 58 320 90 11. www.targrybny.pl. An excellent fish restaurant just set back from the town ferry terminal, Next to the Hilton. Good range of dishes and high quality, popular with families during the day, need to book in the evenings especially weekends. Fresh oysters and lobsters with a bottle of Chardonay - 500 zl for 2, but also many reasonable priced options.
Danziger Goldwasser, root and herbal liqueur which has been produced since 16th century is considered the city's drink (it is now made in Germany though). It's vodka based, creamy and has small flakes of 22 or 23 karat gold in it. Cheaper alternatives include Gdańska Złotówka or Złota Woda.
"Gdańsk national drink" before WWII was Stobbes Machandel juniper vodka. After the war it was rejected and slightly forgotten due to association with German soldiers occupying the city, but today is gaining popularity again. There is a special ritual to be followed while drinking a shot of Machandel with a dried plum for a snack.
Stay safe
If you take the usual precautions against pickpockets, you will feel perfectly safe wandering around in Gdańsk. Gdańsk seems very well organized from a tourist's point of view. There are frequent police patrols and visitors usually get the feeling of Gdańsk being a secure and tourist-friendly city.
Don't walk around in Dolne Miasto and old Orunia area. Those areas are very poor and it's unsafe for a tourist to walk there, especially when flashing expensive jewellery or wads of cash.
Get out
Gdańsk Bay:
Bear in mind that many of the boats, to Sopot in particular, end up fully-booked and that you can't buy your ticket at the boat itself. This is a harsh lesson to learn when you have already waited in a huge queue. Tickets for the Sopot ferry must be purchased from an office directly across from the terminal. Also be aware that in Sopot you will need to buy an access ticket for the pier (around 5 zł, even if you already have a return ticket to Gdańsk) in order to board your boat back.
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Take the train to Hel. It's at the end of the peninsula opposite Gdansk. SKM trains are the cheaper option. Train from Gdansk Główny to Gdynia every 15 minutes and then SKM diesel to Hel. If you get the 9:45 from Gdansk you have 7 minutes to change about 4 platforms across the underpass. The journey is wonderful - straight through pine forests and sometimes with the sea on either side. Single ticket costs 21.50 zł (get a 5.40 zł single from Gdansk to Gdynia - and then the 16.10 zł single from Gdynia to Hel, just in case you miss the connection.) When you get to Hel have a walk into town - it's just a Polish beach resort full of holiday makers. You should have time for lunch and then get the hydrofoil from the end of the pier at 3.30pm. But make sure you buy the ticket from the office halfway down the pier or you could be walking back! The trip is 24 zł back to Gdansk but it will be the best value trip you can get. It takes 1hr 50 min but the first hour is getting across to Gdansk, then the next 50 minutes is navigating the canals back to the town centre. You could pay a tourist company for this trip - but the cost is in your ticket, you see Westphalia lighthouse where the first shots of WW2 were fired, the huge ships and the massive remains of the former Lenin Shipyards.


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BUTLER TWP — Developers are proposing construction of a new hotel in the township.
Next month they expect to present plans for an 80-room Hampton Inn Hotel.
Horizon Properties of Canonsburg plans to build the five-story hotel on 1.7 acres behind Mikan Volkswagen, which fronts the 300 block of New Castle Road.
The property is near the North Duffy Road site that township officials in April approved for construction of a four-story, 80-room Holiday Inn Express.
"We're not concerned with competition between the two," J.P. Morgan of Horizon said Monday night. "We are two good brands, but we draw different clients."
Morgan and Thomas Swisher of Gateway Engineering represented the Hampton Inn at Monday night during the township commissioners meeting. They received approval of a planning module for sewage components of the plan.
A land development plan for the hotel, which would spell out the specifics of the plan, will be given to township officials next month.
Swisher said if all goes well, ground breaking would begin in September or October and construction would be complete within a year. The property is owned by David Mikan.
"We've been looking for a property is Butler County for a while," Morgan said. "We knew the time was right when this property became available, coupled with the VA expansion."
VA Butler Healthcare in April began construction of a $74 million facility at the 16-acre Deshon Woods site on Route 68 adjacent to the existing VA Medical Center. The center is to open in 2015.
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Late community activist to be honored.
The city of Thibodaux will honor a late community activist and pastor by naming the community center at Martin Luther King Park after him.
City officials have been mulling over a proper tribute to the Rev. Lloyd Wallace, who was active in the community as an organizer, educator and religious leader.
Councilwoman Constance Johnson has been a main supporter of a tribute of Wallace, who was born, worked and died in 2005 in Thibodaux.
"A pillar of this community was what he was," Johnson said. "He made it possible for a lot of people in this city to have a good life."
Before the city decided on the community center, Johnson proposed renaming President Street in his honor.
This drew the ire of some residents who said they and businesses on the street would face difficulty in having their addresses changed, especially if they have an Internet presence.
Randy Orgeron, who owns the Color Simulation Service on President Street, said at an August City Council meeting the name has a historical value for residents who have lived there for years.
The council took no action on renaming the street.
Before the building is renamed, the aging structure will undergo repairs.
"Our intent is to renovate the building, then we will dedicate it," said Mayor Tommy Eschete. "It is not suitable to be dedicated now."
Eschete had planned to build a new community center with money raised from a recreation tax proposed earlier this year. The tax vote failed, so Eschete said the city will renovate the facility with any money it can find.
The mayor said he believes the city has identified some federal grant money that could pay for the renovations, though there is no timeframe for doing so. The center is where the parish Office of Community Action is located, and Eschete said he'd like to see the office moved before the dedication.
"We are going to try to relocate Community Action," Eschete said. "We want to have the facility used as a community center and not an office complex."
Wallace spent a large part of his life furthering the education of others. He was the principal of Kent Hadley Elementary and Junior High School in Raceland for 23 years and served as co-director of the Lafourche Parish Head Start summer program.
Wallace also invested many years in the ministry. He was an assistant pastor at Mount Zion Baptist Church for a decade before becoming pastor, a position he held for 16 years. He became pastor emeritus of the church in 1997.
He was instrumental in the development of the Lafourche Chapter of the NAACP and the Lafourche Parish celebrations of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
He was executive director of the Lafourche Community Action Agency and chairman of the Lafourche Community Housing and Economic Development Organization. He also opened a credit union on St. Charles Street for Lafourche Parish teachers and a day care that has since closed.
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Governor, elementary students propose change to state tree
10/24/2013 7:21amA new initiative headed by Gov. Herbert aims to change the Utah state tree from the blue spruce to the quaking aspen.
Project calls for more historic artifacts from Utah residents
10/24/2013 7:47amSeveral libraries are teaming up to piece together a more complete picture of Utah's history, and they're asking the public for help in doing it.
Families escape fire at Logan fourplex
10/24/2013 8:33amFour families escaped safely when a fire burned through their North Logan fourplex.
Collision pins bicyclist under car
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Detained car released with possibly illegal substance
10/24/2013 11:11amA vehicle that was possibly carrying an illegal substance was released from detainment following a miscommunication, Hill Air Force Base officials say.
Stewart proposes bill to keep parks open in case of federal shutdown
10/24/2013 12:33pmRepresentative Chris Stewart proposes a bill that would let states immediately fund and operate national parks, monuments and facilities during any future government shutdowns.
Private competency hearing for death row inmate
10/24/2013 1:37pmA federal judge will conduct a private mental competency hearing for a man on Utah's death row after denying a request Thursday from local media to open the hearing.
Driver in fatal DUI accident charged with automobile homicide
10/24/2013 3:56pmA woman originally arrested for investigation of causing a DUI-injury accident has been charged with automobile homicide.
2 deer poached near Southern Utah home
10/24/2013 5:45pmDivision of Wildlife Resources officers are looking for possibly two people who poached two buck deer earlier this week.
Finding a balance with Halloween candy
10/24/2013 6:00pmIn one week, children will be on the streets trying to gather as much candy as possible. But how can parents keep Halloween candy consumption from getting out of hand?
Former FLDS members suspect arson, harassment from local church
10/24/2013 7:13pmSome former followers of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints claim that they are being harassed and that they have been targets of sabotage and arson.
Teacher looks to build medieval village in Utah
10/24/2013 7:23pmA retired teacher is working to build a medieval open-air village and living museum in Providence where kids and families can interact with and learn about history.
Airmen sharpen combat skills with intense wartime mission training
10/24/2013 7:40pmMembers of the 729th Air Control Squadron conduct wartime mission training at Hill Air Force Base.
Man in custody after alleged assault, 'very short' car chase
10/24/2013 7:59pmA man was taken into custody after an alleged aggravated domestic assault.
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10/24/2013 8:12pmAn emotionally distraught Rachel MacNeill testified against her father Thursday, saying he insisted an autopsy be conducted on her mother's body in case police launched an inquiry and accused him of murder.
Utahns find unique ways to make do with less money during the recession
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Man charged for voyeurism of mall patrons
10/24/2013 8:15pmAfter nearly four months of searching, Sandy police believe they have found an alleged peeping Tom.
Utah Judge killed in Millcreek Canyon auto-bike accident
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Missing Uintah Basin man found at local hospital
10/24/2013 8:38pmA Uintah Basin man who was missing for several hours Thursday afternoon was found safe.
Representatives of local faiths bless hands of hospital workers
10/24/2013 8:55pmTo honor and uplift healthcare workers, representatives from several faiths brought blessings and a message of gratitude to University of Utah Hospital Thursday.
Businessman indicted in alleged $20M Medicare fraud scam
10/24/2013 10:54pmThe former owner of a Salt Lake medical supply company faces criminal charges for allegedly filing $20 million in false Medicare claims for motorized wheelchairs.
Emails reveal incentives behind Cottonwood police issuing tickets
10/24/2013 11:01pmIf you've ever gotten a traffic ticket, you know the sinking feeling you get when police lights pop into your rear view mirror. But what if you found out that citation could be tied to a police department ticket quota or prize contests?
Scathing appeal letter says fired WVC detective was 'scapegoat'
10/24/2013 11:01pmA scathing updated letter of appeal was filed late Thursday by former West Valley City police detective Shaun Cowley.
UHP rallies around fellow trooper with cancer
10/24/2013 11:07pmIf a Utah Highway Patrol Trooper pulls you over during the next couple of months, you may notice something out of place on the uniform, which is very unusual.
Siblings of slain Border Patrol agent speak out
10/24/2013 11:08pmThe family of U.S. Border Patrol agent from Utah who died in a friendly fire incident last year in southeastern Arizona says there's no way to know who shot first.
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Greater supply of oil coming, but will it mean lower gas prices?
06/25/2013 7:47amEnergy watchers made headlines when they announced oil production in the U.S. may outpace Saudi Arabia by 2020. But what does this mean for Utahns?
Firework stand uses QR codes to let customers preview before they buy
06/25/2013 7:58amAs firework stands open for business, one Utah vendor has created a way for buyers to preview what they're getting before they check out.
Boy Scouts, LDS Church sued in Idaho
06/25/2013 8:10amFour men are suing the LDS Church and Boy Scouts of America in federal court, saying they were sexually abused while attending scouting functions in Idaho.
Man to be sentenced in prostitution case
06/25/2013 10:31amSentencing has been set for a massage parlor owner who pleaded guilty to human trafficking.
VIDEO: What 200 calories looks like in different foods
06/25/2013 11:01amAll foods have calories, and obviously some foods are healthier than others. A new video was released to demonstrate the portion sizes of different foods that were only 200 calories.
Firefighters rescue iguana from tree
06/25/2013 12:07pmA pet owner called 911 Tuesday to report that their iguana was stuck in a tree.
A look at Boy Scout policies for leaders
06/25/2013 12:25pmFour men have filed a lawsuit against The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the Boy Scouts of America claiming they were sexually abused by Scout leaders — but what do the Scouting policies do to protect Scouts and leaders?
Georgia man, 61, possibly drowned in Lake Powell
06/25/2013 12:34pmAuthorities are looking for a 61-year-old Georgia man who went missing near the entrance of Lake Powell's Warm Creek Bay.
Map shows most popular brands originating in each state
06/25/2013 2:30pmA new map shows the most popular brand that originated in each of the 50 states, and Sinclair topped the list for Utah represented companies.
Utahns encouraged to bring 'pioneers out of your attics'
06/25/2013 4:43pmThe Utah Academic Library Consortium is sponsoring a new intiative to encourage Utahns to bring old family historical documents to scan and share in an online database.
Semitrailer hauling ice cream hits guard rail, starts on fire
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Body of 2nd missing woman found in Lake Powell
06/25/2013 5:32pmThe body of 22-year-old Jessica Jackman was recovered Tuesday, six days after a fatal boating accident on Lake Powell.
Man who pleaded guilty in murder case seeks to appeal sentence
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DWR monitors bear populations to keep them out of camps
06/25/2013 6:50pmState biologists are hoping to monitor the problem of black bears in Utah roaming into areas inhabited by humans in search of food during hot, dry conditions.
Will Utah's ban on gay marriage survive SCOTUS?
06/25/2013 7:06pmThe U.S. Supreme Court will likely issue highly-anticipated rulings Wednesday on California's Proposition 8 and the federal Defense of Marriage Act, and Utah officials and legal observers remained skeptical of any significant impact in the state.
Man acquitted of 1984 murder to stand trial for obstruction of justice
06/25/2013 7:44pmThe state's high court found Tuesday that a man who refused to testify against his co-defendant in a 1984 murder case should stand trial for obstruction of justice.
Las Vegas family injured in I-15 rollover still critical
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Equipment training center gives inside look at 'Workplace Safety Week'
06/25/2013 8:21pmAs part of Utah's first Workplace Safety Week, KSL got an exclusive hands-on look at the training heavy equipment operators get to make their jobs safer.
Woman steals car from parking lot; police ask for help finding her
06/25/2013 8:59pmElham Nielson ran into the Deseret Industries in Sugar House to buy a dresser drawer before heading to work when her car was stolen from the parking lot.
Judge dismisses sexual abuse charge against former teacher
06/25/2013 9:32pmThe dismissal was ordered after defense attorney Jed Labrum presented Judge Lyle Anderson with information showing the statute of limitations barred the state from prosecuting.
Company accused of cleaning septic tank, dumping waste in yard
06/25/2013 9:48pmA company that cleans sewage lines and septic tanks was charged Tuesday with illegally dumping septic sludge in a yard.
Utah vets wait years for VA to process claims, investigation finds
06/25/2013 10:46pmThey've served their country but their claims for help go untouched for days, months or even years. Veterans seeking help for war-related injuries wait nearly 400 days on average for their claims to even be processed.
Footage obtained by KSL of Josh Powell questioning shows evasive behavior
06/25/2013 11:59pmRecordings of police interviews with Josh Powell obtained exclusively by KSL reveal frustration, evasion during early days of the search for Susan.
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Kristen Stewart and Elizabeth Banks are joining Jim Sturgess in Steven Shainberg's The Big Shoe. HanWay Films is handling the project here at the EFM. Secretary director Shainberg is helming from a script he wrote with Mickey Birnbaum. Sturgess plays a gifted shoe designer forced to break free from a family who want to turn his designs into mass-produced knock-offs. The family hires psychotherapist Mary Kay (Banks) and muse Delphi (Stewart) to lure him back to work. Shainberg says the film will combine eroticism and humor in a similar way to dark comedy Secretary. Andrew Lazar's Mad Chance produces and Richard Middleton and Christina Lurie are executive producing
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CANNES -- Steven Shainberg is returning to the director's chair for sexy comedic drama The Big Shoe, starring Jim Sturgess and Susan Sarandon.
The Big Shoe -- featuring footwear designed for the film by England's Georgina Goodman -- will be financed by a new $150 million equity film fund announced this week by AngelWorld Entertainment.
Shainberg (Secretary, Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus) is set to start shooting this fall from a script he co-wrote with Mickey Birnbaum. The project reteams Sarandon and Sturgess, who will be seen in Focus Features' Cloud Atlas, from Tom Tykwer, Andy and Lana Wachowski.
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Kristen Stewart is set to join the cast of Steven Shainberg's comedy drama "The Big Shoe." Elizabeth Banks is also confirmed for the cast alongside Jim Sturgess.
Marking helmer Shainberg's first feature outing since 2006's "Fur," "The Big Shoe" follows a show designer (Sturgess) whose family want to use his designs to make mass-produced knock-offs for fast profit. The family hires a muse (Stewart) and a psychotherapist (Banks) to lure him back to work when he breaks free from the family.
The film is described by Shainberg as combining eroticism and humor in the same vein as his 2002 film "Secretary."Andrew Lazar's Mad Chance Productions will produce the film, which is scripted by Shainberg and Mickey Birnbaum. Lensing is set to begin June 17.
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Of the list of places where the Rev. Robyn Abel could have ended up, she admitted that Leavenworth seems appropriate.
Of the list of places where the Rev. Robyn Abel could have ended up, she admitted that Leavenworth seems appropriate. Having arrived last Friday in town for the beginning of a stint as the pastor of the city's 155-year-old First Presbyterian Church, Abel is the first woman called on and voted by the congregation to fill that role, though the church did have a female interim pastor about a decade ago. It's not the first time, either — she said she's been the first female pastor in four of her five assignments. "I call it being a trailblazer, and in Leavenworth — what better place to be a trailblazer?" she said. But Abel said she is not in the ministry to simply blaze a trail for her gender — she's also hoping to help First Presbyterian reach out to the Leavenworth community. It was not always that way. Raised a Southern Baptist in Orlando, Fla., Abel said she was studying in northeast Texas to be a nurse and worked part-time as a Presbyterian church secretary when she felt she was called to become a minister after the area experienced a deadly tornado that kept her pastor from being able to take care of the routine visits to those in the hospital and in nursing homes. "I loved it," she said. "I really, really enjoyed going in and visiting with people and going into the nursing home." But taking the next step and enrolling in seminary took some convincing — not for her late husband, whom she said was supportive — but for herself. "It was a very frightening thing," she said. "If I could have been like Moses and seen a burning bush and be really certain that this is what was going on, that would have been better." But after some thought of her own and encouragement from those around her, including that former pastor, Abel said she did decide to go to the seminary. Since being ordained in 1990, she said she has served in a number of churches around the country — in Waco, Texas; in Columbus, Ohio; and most recently, for 13 years at Iroquois Presbyterian Church in Louisville, Ky. Over that time, Abel said she has developed something of a specialty in her ministry. "One of the things that I've been involved with is church redevelopment and church transformation," she said. Leavenworth has been on her list of preferences in future assignments — Abel said her husband's brother- and sister-in-law were both stationed at Fort Leavenworth for about six years, and that she visited several times. Among the congregation, too, at First Presbyterian, Abel said she there seems to be a desire to move existing ministries forward and find new ground, which makes the partnership a good match. "That's always been my interest, to go into a congregation that is hungry to do new things, to reach out into the community in a new way and to do new kinds of community outreach," she said. "They need a cheerleader, they need someone to spur them on and take their dreams and flesh them out. This just seemed like a good fit." There's a number of opportunities to partner and to expand existing ministries because of the unique nature of the city, with the presence of both the fort and nearby correctional facilities. "There are a lot of people out there that are in and out, that are transient with the community, who maybe don't have a church home here in Leavenworth. And we need to continue to try to find ways to meet their needs and touch their lives," she said. However, before sitting down with church leaders to come up with some new initiatives and increasing the "visibility" of the grand church on Fourth Street that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, she will be meeting with other faith leaders and introducing herself to her new congregation. When time allows — Abel still has a sizable stack of boxes to unpack in her office —�she will also hopefully be able to receive visits from her daughter, son-in-law and three grandchildren, who all still reside in the Louisville area. "They're looking forward to getting on an airplane and coming to visit," she said.


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Yep, that's right. For the next 5 weeks or so, any posts I put up will be in the "knitified* out of town" category. This is the last yarnbomb in Vernon for the next few weeks. It's a cute little crocheted fishnet and it's at Okanagan College – Kalamalka campus on the upper parking lot.
So in the next few weeks, I have plans to knitify San Francisco, Honolulu and large swaths of New Zealand. Right now I have no idea how when or often I'll get to post these knitifications, but I'll do as soon as I can. Subscribe for updates or check back often.
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Strong storms sweeping across the Midwest damaged homes and businesses in St. Louis, toppled mobile homes and ripped the roof off a Missouri church, while burying other areas in more than a foot of snow.
Strong storms sweeping across the Midwest damaged homes and businesses in St. Louis, toppled mobile homes and ripped the roof off a Missouri church, while burying other areas in more than a foot of snow.
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon declared a state of emergency after the Wednesday night storms. By Thursday morning, crews were out to determine if tornadoes were to blame for damage in St. Louis' historic Hill area and other areas in eastern Missouri, according to the National Weather Service.
More than 24,000 utility customers are still without power in Missouri, mostly in the St. Louis area. There were scattered reports of injuries but no known fatalities.
To the north, ice and snow left thousands of homes and businesses in Minnesota and South Dakota without power on Wednesday — and more heavy wet snow was expected Thursday, forecasters said. A suspected tornado also caused damage in Arkansas.
Downed trees crushed several homes in Hazelwood, a town northwest of St. Louis, and street signs lay scattered across rainy streets in the aftermath of the storm. Mayor Matthew Robinson told The Associated Press that about two dozen homes were damaged and that trees were down throughout the city. He said emergency workers checked all the homes and that no serious injuries had been reported.
Hazelwood resident Ellen Knop said her home was badly hit.
"The garage is gone and I'm pretty sure the front porch is in the family room," Knop told The St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
At least eight homes were damaged in the St. Louis neighborhood known as the Hill, famous for its Italian heritage and pasta restaurants. Mobile homes were blown over in parts of Franklin and Washington counties not far from St. Louis.
National Weather Service meteorologist Mark Fuchs said there were several reports of wind damage in eastern Missouri, including a report of 100 mph winds at the small airport in Sullivan, a town of about 7,000 residents 65 miles southwest of St. Louis. Buildings at the airport were damaged.
The roof was torn from the First Baptist Church of Sullivan just as the choir was finishing practice. The pastor told KMOV-TV that the choir took shelter in the basement until the storm passed.
Other states were hit hard, too. A tornado reportedly touched down near Botkinburg in north-central Arkansas, said John Robinson, the warning coordination meteorologist at the National Weather Service office in North Little Rock. Four people were injured.
In Minnesota, Gov. Mark Dayton said the weather was taxing the resources of local and county governments, and he issued an executive order activating the National Guard.
The town of Worthington was using backup diesel generators to power sections of the city at a time, public utilities manager Scott Hain told Minnesota Public Radio. Roughly a quarter to a third of the city of about 13,000 people was without power at any given time, he said.
"With the generation that we have available, we are conducting rolling blackouts through the community," Hain said. "From what we're hearing from the folks that own the transmission that's down right now, is we expect that we'll be operating under this same scenario at least through the rest of today and possibly into tomorrow as well."
The National Weather Service forecast another 8 or 9 inches of snow in southeastern Minnesota on Thursday, with up to 14 inches across the south of the state, including the Twin Cities, St. Cloud, Willmar and Mankato.
Utilities in South Dakota were struggling to restore power to more than 20,000 customers still in the dark after the first wave of heavy snow hit the state early Wednesday.
Emergency crews meanwhile tried to reach isolated tribal members after deep snow blocked roads to rural communities on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Tribal official Toni Red Cloud told the Rapid City Journal that the crews were focusing on reaching those with pressing medical needs such as dialysis patients.
More snow and strong winds were forecast for Thursday.
The weather service said the challenging weather could extend into flood-prone southeastern North Dakota, where about 3 to 5 inches of snow is expected through late Thursday.
One weather service meteorologist said the snow would not change the current flood forecast.
"Any additional precipitation at this stage in the game is not necessarily a good thing," said Peter Rogers in Grand Forks. "But we're not expecting that to have an immediate impact on the rivers either."
In Wisconsin, rain, ice and snow caused minor flooding Wednesday in areas including the Rock River at Afton and Newville, Crawfish River at Milford, Sheboygan River at Sheboygan, and Manitowoc River at Manitowoc.
Wisconsin Emergency Management spokesman Tod Pritchard said another wave of freezing rain could sweep across central Wisconsin from La Crosse to Green Bay from late Wednesday into Thursday. That rain could cause more flooding in the region.


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Moog Premium Steering Components carry a Limited Lifetime Warranty. Moog R-Series Control Arms, Hub Assemblies, and Strut Assemblies carry a 3 Year Warranty.
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Moog wheel hub assemblies have been engineered to the highest of manufacturing standards, allowing them to set the industry standard for steering and suspension parts.
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