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By KARL YOUNKMAN
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St. Louis has it's Cardinals to cheer for during the World Series and Sumner County has it's own flock of Cardinals to follow in the upcoming weekend of high school football.
South Haven High and Conway Springs High were each victorious in the first round of their district games last Friday night. South Haven will travel to Sedan to take on the Devils while Conway Springs entertains Chapparal at home.
It is quite unlikely Chapparal finds anything entertaining about playing the Cardinals of Conway Springs this season. Even though the two teams played an 84-66 shootout last year, this game shapes up to be another Conway Springs dominate victory. The Road Runners are coming off a 32-0 defeat to Douglas High last Friday and Cardinal coach Matt Biehler is aware that they are not the same team as last year.
"They lost a lot of guys to graduation," Biehler said. "They are a young team. But we are not going to look past them. They have a pretty balanced offense so we have to keep doing what we've done all year."
What Conway Springs has done most of the season is dominate the opposition which is what happened last Friday against Belle Plaine. The Cardinals won 62-6 and rolled up 465 yards of total offense while they were at it. Biehler was happy to see the ball get spread around in this game.
"A lot of guys got to touch the ball against Belle Plaine," said Biehler. That amounted to nine different players recording yardage for Conway Springs. "We just have to concentrate on moving the chains and try to keep the other team's offense off the field," Biehler concluded.
What the Cardinals of Conway Springs do have to concentrate on once the districts are concluded is the playoff schedule. "Now we are not in any way looking past our districts but if once the playoffs start a team is required to play 3 games in ten days," said Biehler. Such is life in high school football.
After defeating Caldwell High 68-26 last Friday night South Haven's David Hughes is preparing his team of Cardinals for a road game at Sedan. At 2-4 for the year and coming off a 50-26 defeat to Udall the Devils will be looking forward to playing South Haven on their home field. "They are struggling this year and they've had some key injuries," Hughes explained. "They start four or five sophomores so we may have the edge in experience against them. Their tailback is really good and he runs hard."
Against Caldwell, it was South Haven's JT Yunker that did the hard running. Yunker gained 232 yards on 13 carries and scored 5 touchdowns. Hughes' biggest satisfaction of the game was indeed watching the running game. "I enjoyed watching the sweeps and our offensive line pull blocking," said Hughes.
Coach Hughes was happy to get Riley Blaylock back in the lineup also. Blaylock started the year as the quarterback for the Cardinals before being injured and will see out the remainder of the season on defense. "Anthony
Hawkins is our QB now but Riley will certainly help us on defense as well providing us with a capable backup at quarterback," said Hughes.
The Caldwell Bluejays, a team that has suffered mightily with injuries this season, did put up a game effort against South Haven Friday night with Kellen Schmidt rushing for 183 yards and two long touchdowns. Quarterback Colten Ward got his licks in also, rushing for 47 yards and a score and passing for an additional 80 yards. Caldwell will go on the road to face Attica/Argonia this Friday. The Titans of A/A played South Barber tough last Friday only to come up on the short end of a 66-56 score.
Sophomore Alec McDaniel was the offensive force for the Titans, being responsible for 6 touchdowns, 3 rushing and 3 passing. Devon Newberry carried the ball 24 times for 191 yards and two scores of his own. Garret Wells added 105 yards on the ground while hauling in two TD receptions also. Doss Grigsby caught three passes for 48 yards, one for a score.
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Montauk is a hamlet in East Hampton on Long Island in New York
Montauk is known by many Long Island residents as "The End." This is because it is the easternmost point of the island and New York state.
Montauk has a rich history. It is named after the Native American Montaukett tribe that fished, hunted, raised cattle, and lived on this land. Lord Gardiner, the first white man to settle here, made his way across the sound from Connecticut in 1639. King Charles I had granted him land. Gardiner became friendly with the Montauketts, especially the first known chief, Wyandanch.
In the 1700s, ranchers who grazed livestock on the Montauk peninsula paved Old Montauk Highway. The famous lighthouse that many visit today was ordered to be built by President George Washington in 1792. This was the first lighthouse to be built in New York and the fourth in the country. Montauk is also home to the first cattle ranch in the United States, Deep Hollow Ranch. In the 18th century, eastern Long Islanders were not farmers, but strictly graziers. They often had permanent residents slightly more west on the island, and brought the cattle to Montauk for the warmer half of the year. This required homes to be built for these workers.
For many years, the famous First, Second, and Third Houses were the only residential buildings in the town. The First House was named that because it was simply the first house you reached when entering Montauk, Second House being the second, and Third House being the third. First House was built in 1744 across from Hither Hills State Park. The primary function of the grazier here was to enter all cattle onto the Common Pasture List and repair fences. Second House was built at the south end of Fort Pond in 1746. Here, the keeper looked after sheep. This is now a museum run by the Montauk Historical Society. Third house was built in 1747 between Lake Montauk and Oyster Pond. This was the most extravagant and important house. Many wealthy workers stayed in this home encompassing a fireplace in every room. Third House keeper oversaw all cattle and made sure they remained in their proper fields. The headquarters for the County State Park is now in that same building.
In 1879, a man named Arthur Benson bought all of Montauk from the Native Americans for $151,000. In 1882, due to his contributions, the Stanford White houses were built. These are very large, extravagant homes with a renaissance style.
In 1895, Austin Corbin extended the Long Island Railroad from Sag Harbor to Montauk. The plan was to have Montauk be the main port for international trade.
The developer of Miami Beach, Carl Fisher, had a vision to make Montauk the Miami Beach of the North. He laid out the entire town, including the tall office building, the indoor tennis courts, the Yacht Club, the Surf Club, and gambling casino on Star Island. He is also responsible for placing the jetty in Lake Montauk, allowing the lake to be a saltwater harbor. The stock market crash of 1929 crushed some of his plans, but many accomplishments were still made and remain today.
During World War II, a large portion of Montauk was turned into a Navy base. A seaplane base was found at Fort Pond. Also, Camp Hero was established and disguised to appear as a New England fishing village from above.
In the 1960s, prefabricated "Leisurama" homes that you could purchase through Macy's department stores were built and sold in Montauk. These homes were completely furnished and even included as much as toothbrushes for the family. Also in the 1960s, as Montauk's popularity as a summer resort town continued to increase, many of the motels were built throughout town.
Today, Montauk still remains a very large tourist location and is home to the largest commercial and recreational fishing fleet in the state of New York. It boasts the claim that it has more saltwater fishing records than any other port in the world.
Montauk has a humid subtropical climate and is one of the northernmost locations in North America with this climate type. The Atlantic Ocean brings warmer winters than inland areas of the same latitude as well as cooler springs and summers. The monthly daily average temperature ranges from 32.3 °F (0.2 °C) in January to 72.4 °F (22.4 °C) in July. There is 43.6 inches of precipitation annually, which is fairly evenly distributed throughout the course of the year.
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Montauk is easily accessible by car, by bus, by rail,and even by boat.
By Air
Taking a plane to New York is easy. There are three airports to chose from in the region. John F. Kennedy Airport (JKF) and LaGuardia Airport, both in Queens, and MacArthur Airport in Islip are all easily the first step to getting to Montauk.
By Car
Either travelling in your own car or by rental car it is easy to get out to "The End". The only road that goes out to seaside town is Sunrise Highway (or Route 27), which runs from New York City all the way to Montauk. Along the way Sunrise Highway turns into Montauk Highway yet it is still known as Route 27.
By Bus The Hampton Jitney bus service runs from Manhattan to Montauk. There are also local buses run by Suffolk from town to town.
By Rail
The Long Island Railroad (LIRR) is an alternative to driving. It too runs from Penn Station in Manhattan to Montauk.
By Sea
There are also places at which one can dock their boat and also ferries that run from other East End locations.
Get around
If one has their car, it can certainly come in handy to see and do everything one wants to in Montauk. If not, or if one has had one too many drinks, there are other alternatives.
All taxi services are available 24/7 in Montauk. One does not need to call ahead, but it can help to plan in advance in this highly populated summer town, especially on the weekends.
Ditch Plains Taxi, 10 Sanger Place, ☎ (631) 668-5716
Lindy's Taxi, 717 Montauk Hwy, ☎ (631) 668-4747
Moko Taxi, 101 Industrial Road, ☎ (631) 668-7070
Montauk's Best Taxi, 11 Shore Road, ☎ (631) 668-5520
Surf Taxi, 414 W Lake Dr, ☎ (631) 668-1111
There is plenty to do in Montauk. It's a popular destination for fishing and beach activities. Children will also have plenty to do.
Beach Regulations: -Public parking at the beach is reserved for residence. Visitors can purchase a parking permit at Town Hall Annex at the Montauk Playhouse. -Dogs are not allowed on the beaches between 9am and 6pm from May 15 through the end of September. When permitted, dogs are allowed to run off leash. -Beach fires are permitted on most beaches however East Hampton Town has a list of regulations which must be followed.
Numerous specialty shops and markets line Main Street (Montauk Highway). It is here that you can find an array of fresh, local, and handmade goods.
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Numerous restaurants for every taste are in Montauk. There is an abundance of fresh, locally caught seafood markets, restaurants, and bars. No matter what it is that you are looking for, fine dining or a casual eatery, you can easily find it in Montauk.
Bars and lounges are all around Montauk. Local bars are often frequented by fisherman and tourists alike.
Montauk offers a wide array of hotels, bed & breakfast, and motels to accomodate all visitors. The interesting thing about Montauk is that you will not find any chain operated hotels or motels. This is because Southampton zoning laws forbid chain hotels. Therefore each hotel, motel, and bed & breakfast is independently owned and operated.
East Hampton Town Police Montauk Precinct ☎ 631-668-3709
Montauk Fire Department ☎ 631-668-2464
East Hampton Village Ambulance Calls ☎ 631-324-6868
Sag Harbor Ambulance Calls ☎ 631-725-0058
East Hampton Veterinary Group ☎ 631-324-0282
Long Island Power Authority ☎ 631-755-6900
Suffolk County Water Authority ☎ 631-288-1034
US Coast Guard, Montauk ☎ 631-668-2992
East Hampton Town Clerk Office ☎ 631-668-5081
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Nate Rodriguez is quickly becoming one of the most decorated wrestlers in Neosho High School history.
Nate Rodriguez is quickly becoming one of the most decorated wrestlers in Neosho High School history.
A 132-pound senior, Rodriguez entered this season with the type of credentials that most wrestlers only hope to achieve in an entire career. A three-time varsity letterman under coach Jeremy Phillips, Rodriguez won state titles during his sophomore and junior campaigns after taking second in the state as a freshman.
Entering this season, Rodriguez, who bumped up from 126 pounds, was recognized nationally by several pu0blications as being one of the top wrestlers not only in Missouri, but the nation as well. For example, Intermatwrestling.com had Rodriguez listed at No. 19 in the 132-pound class at the start of the season, is still listed at No. 19 by flowrestling.org, and Wrestling USA Magazine tabbed him as the No. 12 senior in the nation at 126 pounds before the 2012-13 campaign.
They weren't the only people to notice him, either. Division-I colleges quickly came calling too, as Mizzou, Harvard and Southern Illinois-Edwardsville jumped into the fracas for his collegiate services. But like most of his opponents, all three schools lost out to Rodriguez as Ouachita Baptist University, a Division-II school in Arkadelphia, Ark., secured his services. There he'll follow former Wildcats teammate Dallas Smith.
"It was a little bit," Rodriguez said of the toughness of his decision. "I mainly was focused on academics, but I just kind of prayed about it and felt Ouachita was the best for me."
Rodriguez, who sits at 47-1 overall this season and 201-12 in his career, set further career marks last weekend at the Central Ozark Conference Tournament in Webb City when he claimed his fourth consecutive conference title, while becoming the first Neosho wrestler to reach the 200-win plateau.
Rodriguez picked up win No. 200 with a pin over Willard's Kaleb Crook in 47 seconds in the semifinals, and then went on to capture a 13-3 major decision over Nick Plyter of Ozark to win the championship and secure win 201.
"It's hard to believe that four seasons have already passed," Rodriguez said. "It's pretty exciting, but it's kind of weird to think that I've wrestled over 200 matches."
Rodriguez says these accolades wouldn't be possible without great coaches and a great supporting staff, which has helped him become the wrestler he is today.
"I'd have to say the coaches have been a major influence," Rodriguez said. "We had Dane (Espinosa) and Trey (Jackson). They were a big influence on me my freshman and sophomore years. I've also had Cody (Crocker), and he's probably been the biggest influence on me, and Jeremy (Phillips) has always been a great head coach. It's been fun and exciting in my career here."
Phillips says the program has been lucky to have him.
"Nate is a unique young man in the sense of there aren't many willing to devote the time and energy into their craft as he has," Phillips said. "To be at the level he has taken himself over the course of his wrestling career means many hours of extra practices and training, with countless camps attended and very few days off from workouts in the weight room and mat for an entire high school career.
"He will finish with more wins in his career for our program, but (I) can also say that he will finish with more hours preparing for that accomplishment. He has sacrificed a lot to have the success he has had and will continue to have in his future."
With the district and state championships fast approaching, Rodriguez has his sights set on extending his win total before his career at Neosho comes to a close — mainly by capturing the third district and state titles of his career.
"I'm just training, and we're on a grind as a team right now," Rodriguez said. "As a team we're just training and looking for (a state championship) at the end. We've got our sights set on that goal."
With a bright future ahead of him, Phillips says he won't be surprised by any accomplishments Rodriguez has in store.
"It has been a pleasure watching him progress and seeing him grow into the wrestler and young man that he is today," Phillips said. "It will be exciting to see all that this young man will do on and off the mat in his future.
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Glover EMTs help New Jersey victims of Sandy
by Richard Creaser
copyright the Chronicle 11-14-2012
GLOVER — It was not the sort of homecoming that Dennis Gibson would have chosen as he returned to New Jersey last week, but the importance of that trip outweighed any concerns he may have had.
Mr. Gibson, along with fellow Glover Ambulance squad member Chance Griffin, traveled to the Jersey Shore to provide aid to communities battered by the passage of Hurricane Sandy. The two emergency medical technicians (EMTs) were part of the seven-ambulance Vermont Strike Team that deployed on the evening of November 6 to some of the worst damaged New Jersey communities.
The primary role of the squad was to provide relief to emergency crews that had been operating flat-out since Hurricane Sandy made landfall on October 30. The professionalism of their fellow EMTs left a powerful impression on Mr. Griffin.
"They acted as if nothing had happened," Mr. Griffin told the Chronicle on Tuesday. "They went in and did their jobs as if their houses weren't destroyed. Some of them were living in the fire station because they didn't have a home to go back to."
Even amidst the destruction the Glover EMTs were shown every conceivable courtesy and kindness. The level of appreciation extended by fellow emergency service providers and patients alike had a profound effect on both men.
"It's not every day that you have people come up to you and say thank you for what you're doing," Mr. Gibson said. "Everyone there was just so grateful and appreciative of us."
The Glover squad traveled to New Jersey and arrived first at the Meadowlands complex. The Meadowlands served as the main staging area for arriving emergency service crews. From there crews were assigned to various communities that required their assistance. During the five-day mission the Glover squad operated out of Keansburg and Atlantic Highlands, both located along the famed Jersey Shore.
The extent of the devastation that greeted them was both shocking and saddening. During their stay, the men toured affected areas including a brief visit to nearby Seabright.
"It's just amazing the amount of damage a 12-hour storm can do," Mr. Gibson said. "It will take Seabright probably five to ten years to get back to what it was. It was just incredible."
Though fears of looting immediately followed the passage of Hurricane Sandy, the establishment of law and order in its wake helped prevent a repeat of the chaos that followed Hurricane Katrina, Mr. Gibson said. There was a strong police presence in every community. Deployments of National Guardsmen added to the sense of security in the affected areas.
"When we pulled up to the school where we were staying there were National Guardsmen and an armored car parked in the driveway," Mr. Gibson said. "They wanted to know who you were and what you were doing there before they let anyone through. They learned from Katrina."
During their deployment, the Glover crew handled the kinds of 911 calls they might expect to handle back home in Glover. The major difference lay in the sheer volume of calls.
"One town we went into was maybe a square mile and that volunteer department handles 2,600 calls a year," Mr. Griffin said.
"With Glover you handle 300 to 400 calls and you don't see too many members riding on all of them," Mr. Gibson said. "A crew we met out of Baltimore said they handled 8,000 calls a year. You just don't see that kind of volume here."
What took some getting used to was navigating traffic as the crew transported patients to and from the hospital. Though the physical distances were not as great as those the crew is used to, the time necessary to travel those distances remained comparable, Mr. Griffin said.
"The amount of juking and jiving you need to do getting around in traffic was unlike anything we do back here," Mr. Gibson said. "The worse thing we have to do here is get through that one light at Sias Avenue in Newport."
Another big difference was how the visiting ambulance teams communicated with one another. Because there were so many ambulances from so many squads, reconfiguring radios to ensure continued coverage was impractical. Instead, units relied on cell phones and texting to communicate with one another and their respective headquarters.
"Chance really stepped up on this because I'm a bit of an old-timer when it comes to this kind of stuff," Mr. Gibson said. "I had never sent a single text before April of this year and now I've sent hundreds. I really learned a new appreciation for how well that can work in an emergency situation."
Both men also spoke of the overwhelming feeling of pride when the departing ambulance squads formed up to leave the Jersey Shore. The departing ambulances were accompanied by dozens of emergency service vehicles from multiple departments with their lights flashing.
"It's not something you'll ever forget," Mr. Griffin said.
"Everywhere we went people came out to stand by the road and wave and holler their thanks," Mr. Gibson said. "You don't normally get that kind of response for doing the job you've been trained to do."
What made the entire trip possible was the strong sense of cooperation and fellowship both within the Glover Ambulance Squad and between the state of Vermont and the state of New Jersey. The first request for assistance came out of New Jersey at 11 a.m. on November 6 requesting up to 25 ambulances and crews. By 5 p.m. New Jersey had adjusted the request to include as many ambulances as could be ready to roll as quickly as possible, Glover Ambulance Chief Adam Heuslein said.
"By 6 o'clock we had the bus packed and rolling," Mr. Heuslein said. "It was the first big test for our new ambulance."
Mr. Heuslein extended a warm thanks to Northeast Kingdom Balsam and Windshield World for permitting Mr. Gibson and Mr. Griffin time off to deploy to the Jersey Shore. The cooperation of employers is a critical component to the smooth operation of a volunteer service like Glover Ambulance, he said.
"I would also like to thank the other members of Glover Ambulance for stepping up and covering the shifts for Chance and Dennis allowing them to go," Mr. Heuslein said. "It was because of their efforts that we were able to maintain coverage and let Chance and Dennis go down to New Jersey. At no point was the town of Glover without ambulance coverage. It really was a team effort."
The dedication of their fellow EMTs and the bonds Mr. Gibson and Mr. Griffin formed with them has left the men with an urge to provide as much help as they can. As a result the Glover Ambulance Squad is exploring the possibility of hosting a fund-raising effort to benefit the EMTs and communities hit by the storm.
"A lot of these guys and their families lost everything," Mr. Heuslein said. "So we want to try and help them out even as they help the other people in their community."
The experience that the two men are bringing home is an invaluable one for both the squad and Vermont's emergency responders, Mr. Heuslein said. It was the first real test of Vermont's Strike Team system developed by the Vermont Department of Health and Vermont Emergency Management.
"For something that sat on a back shelf since Katrina and with changes in administration in between, the system worked really well," Mr. Heuslein said. "This experience makes the Strike Team system better and our own squad better for being a part of it."
contact Richard Creaser at [email protected]
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The Sheriff's Office charged a Zirconia man with several felonies, including the theft of a boat belonging to Camp Greystone, after police found him impaired and lying in a ditch
The Henderson County Sheriff's Office charged a Zirconia man with several felonies, including the theft of a boat belonging to Camp Greystone, after police found him impaired and lying in a ditch near a local fire department Tuesday.
Deputies were called to Green River Volunteer Fire and Rescue, where they found William Cody Clark, 21, of 382 Old Greenville Highway, in the ditch, according to a Sheriff's Office news release. Clark was in possession of marijuana, pills and a boat key, the release states.
Deputies took Clark to the Henderson County Detention Facility.
As Clark was being taken to jail, police learned that a male subject matching Clark's description had been seen on a bicycle in the South Lake Summit area earlier Tuesday morning. Officers canvassed the area and recovered a bicycle and a Boston Whaler boat, unoccupied and tied to the bank, under the South Lake Summit bridge.
Investigators concluded that Clark broke into several residences and buildings in the Lake Summit area. In addition to the boat, officers recovered a flat-screen TV and other electronics, a $1,100 Trek bicycle, a flashlight and a key to the pontoon boat from Camp Greystone.
Clark was charged with six counts of felonious breaking and entering, four counts of felonious larceny after breaking and entering, four counts of felonious possession of stolen property, three counts of misdemeanor injury to personal property and one count of felonious larceny regarding a 2003 Boston Whaler boat belonging to Camp Greystone.
Clark remains in jail in lieu of $57,500 bond.
On Oct. 6, 2009, Clark was convicted of common law robbery in Buncombe County and served a little more than four months in prison after his probation was revoked. He was released Sept. 7, 2011.
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(NEW YORK, NY) — The latest Golf World/Nike Golf Division II College Coaches' Poll has been released, combining the resources of Golf Worldmagazine, Nike Golf and the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA). The complete results, including results from Divisions I, III, NAIA and NJCAA will appear in the November 12, 2012 issue of Golf World. A victory at the Brickyard Crossing and a runner-up finish at the Flagler Col. Jennison Memorial propelled Barry into the top spot of the Golf World/Nike Golf men's Division II coaches' poll. Nova Southeastern finished the fall season with a win and four runner-up finishes, propelling the Sharks to the No. 1 ranking in the latest Golf World/Nike Golf men's Division II coaches' poll.


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The "Dawn of the Dead".1K dash will be a post-Halloween (and very short) run where you can dress in your costume from two nights before. The race will held at Truman High School's front drive on 3301 S. Noland Road in Independence. The dash begins at 10 a.m on Saturday, Nov. 2. A "rest area," if you're able to make it, will be located at the halfway mark where you can rehydrate and load on energy with Krispy Kreme doughnuts.
Dashers who complete the run will receive a "gold" medal and .1K oval bumper sticker. Prizes will be awarded for age groups, costumes and best team costumes. Drawings for additional prizes will take place throughout the event.
Early individual registration fees will be $15 and $12 per team member (minimum of 10 members). The deadline for early registration is Wednesday, Oct. 23. After that, it will be $20 for both individual and team participants. Long sleeved dash T-shirts will be available for all pre-registered participants. Packet pickup and race day registration begins at 9 a.m. under the high school's front awning.
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Nine journalists will be inducted into this year's Hall of Fame membership.
The Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame will induct nine outstanding journalists at a celebratory luncheon set for 11:45 a.m., April 18 in the University of Central Oklahoma's Nigh University Center (NUC) Ballroom.
The 2013 inductees include James Coburn, reporter for The Edmond Sun; Joe Hancock, publisher of the Hobart Democrat-Chief; Joe Hight, editor of the Colorado Springs Gazette; John Klein, sports columnist for the Tulsa World; Mike McCarville of The McCarville Report: Mary Mélon, president and publisher of The Journal Record; Tom Muchmore, publisher of The Ponca City News; Jerry Laizure, photographer of The Norman Transcript who died late last year; and Oliver C. Murray, photojournalist for WKY/KFOR-TV.
"This annual ceremony has become an informal homecoming for honorees and families. The hall includes a virtual 'who's who' of Oklahoma journalism, and the crowd will be filled with giants of the industry," said Terry Clark, Ed.D., professor in Central's Mass Communication Department and director of the Hall of Fame.
The ceremony will also include the first Oklahoma Press Association Award to a student with outstanding promise in newspaper journalism and the presentation of the Brian J. Walke Scholarship in Journalism Ethics to a student at Central.
Mark Thomas, executive vice president of the Oklahoma Press Association, will serve as Master of Ceremonies for the event, with welcoming remarks from Central's President Don Betz.
A committee composed of members of the working press and the Hall of Fame selects honorees. Framed citations of honorees are on display in the Hall of Fame, located in the NUC.
Founded in 1971 by former UCO Journalism chairperson Dr. Ray Tassin, the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame is supported by funding from UCO, The Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation and The Oklahoma Newspaper Foundation.
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Sandwich Junction is a family-owned restaurant that has been serving up fresh wholesome lunch food for over 33 years. Their longtime, consistent preparation of homemade hot and cold sandwiches, soups, salads, side dishes and daily specials has made them a popular destination for locals and newcomers alike since 1977. In keeping with the theme, all the sandwich choices on the menu reference the legacy of the train junction stop.
Made with the freshest of ingredients and a touch of mom's home cooking, you will find favorites such as the "Freight Car Combo - a cold sandwich stuffed with salami, ham, pepperoni, provolone, tomato, pickle, and onions or the "Train Wreck", a hot meatball and sausage sandwich. If you are feeling adventurous, why not get on board the Southwest Chicken Wrap, a fresh combination of sliced grilled chicken with black beans and corn salsa, chipotle mayonnaise and melted pepperjack cheese! Viva the Southwest!
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New London ordered by health district to clean up moldy City Hall room
New London - The city has been ordered by Ledge Light Health District to immediately repair a broken steam pipe and clean up a moldy room on the first floor of City Hall, where humidity levels are topping 98 percent and mold and mildew are growing on the walls and across the ceiling.
Ledge Light Health District, the public health agency for the city and four other towns, inspected the 100-year-old building last week and issued a Public Health Order on Thursday. An inspection report outlined additional violations of the public health code in the building, including a 5-foot hole in the ceiling of a vacant second-floor office where a sewer pipe had ruptured overhead; chipped and peeling paint throughout; lack of hot water in some of the bathrooms; and potentially high moisture levels in the basement where documents are stored.
The city must submit a "plan of remediation" to Ledge Light by Jan. 24 and must have the leaking steam pipe repaired and the mold in first floor room cleaned by Jan. 31.
Public Works Director Tim Hanser said in a report Thursday to Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio that $250,000 is needed for the immediate repairs and to begin developing a long-term solution for the building's other needs.
The general condition of the mechanicals of the building is not known, Hanser said, but several other potential steam pipe leaks have been detected.
"Engineering Services will oversee a thorough investigation of the building's mechanicals, structural integrity, building compliance, and ADA compliance," he wrote.
Finizio will request a $250,000 appropriation from the City Council at its meeting Tuesday night.
"I have reviewed the report that was completed by Ledge Light Health District, and in response the Administration has submitted a resolution to the City Council asking them for authorization to apply for state funds so we may immediately resolve the critical infrastructure concerns in City Hall," Finizio said in a prepared statement Thursday. He declined further comment.
In December, public works employees broke down a door in the unoccupied first floor room of City Hall after a buildup of steam set off an alarm inside. The door was swollen shut by the humidity. Inside, walls were dripping with water, and mold was visible on the walls and over boxes. The room was then sealed shut with plywood until Ledge Light inspectors entered the room Jan. 10.
City Hall workers and visitors had been complaining about a musty smell in the building for months. A steam pipe in the wall inside the room broke about nine months ago, and a worker using the room had moved out. The door was closed and repairs never made.
Stephen Mansfield, deputy director at Ledge Light, said public health orders are not unusual and are used as a legal document to specify when and how violations will be addressed.
"A public health order doesn't mean someone is in noncompliance," he said.
Mold, he said in his report, is a public nuisance because it can lead to, or exacerbate, respiratory issues in some individuals.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, mold exposure does not always present a health problem indoors. But those who are sensitive to molds can experience symptoms such as nasal stuffiness, eye irritation, wheezing or skin irritation.
Severe reactions, which may occur among workers exposed to large amounts of molds in occupational settings, such as farmers working around moldy hay, include fever and shortness of breath. People with chronic lung diseases whose immune systems are compromised are at increased risk for opportunistic infections and could develop fungal infections in their lungs.
Mansfield said the humidity in the room is the most immediate issue in the building. The health district will work with the city to address the issues, he said.
"Due to the age of the building, it is likely there are possible hazards associated with the walls, ceilings, and insulation of the room (lead and/or asbestos) and thus assistance from OSHA and the City of New London Building Department will be required to address the issue," he wrote in the report.
At least a dozen people work in City Hall, and it is visited regularly by members of the public to research land records, get marriage licenses, dog licenses and conduct other business at the City Clerk's office, handle estate matters at the Probate Court, or attend meetings in City Council chambers.
City Finance Director Jeff Smith said he will request that the funds come out of the state Local Capital Improvement Project grant. Each year the city is eligible for about $280,000 in LoCIP funds that can only be used for building and road projects. The municipality completes the work and then is reimbursed by the state.
Smith added that there might be some remaining LoCIP funds available that were unspent from previous years.
Money to fix New London's moldy City Hall room, among other problems, approved in committee
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Stroke is an injury to the brain that occurs when the brain's blood supply is interrupted. Blood carries oxygen which is necessary for all cells in the body to survive. The brain has one of the highest demands for oxygen. In fact, cells in the brain start to die if they are without oxygen-rich blood for more than a few minutes. The death of these brain cells can result in permanent brain damage.
Other terms for stroke include cerebrovascular accident (CVA) or brain attack.
Blood vessels that carry blood from the heart to the body are called arteries. Oxygen-rich blood is delivered to the brain through the carotid arteries along both sides of the neck. These arteries split into several smaller vessels that reach throughout the brain and skull. Damage or blockage to any of these arteries can slow or stop blood flow to the brain. The severity of brain damage will depend on the amount of brain tissue affected, the length of time the blood flow is impaired, and the area of the brain affected.
Types and Causes of Stroke
An ischemic stroke occurs when a blood vessel of the brain becomes blocked. Nearly 90% of all strokes are ischemic. Blockage may be caused by:
- Carotid artery stenosis —Narrowing of the carotid arteries that supply blood to the brain. The narrowing occurs as a result of atherosclerosis, the buildup of plaque (fat, cholesterol, and other substances) inside artery walls.
- Thrombus —A blood clot that forms in the arteries of the brain, often a result of atherosclerosis.
- Embolism —A blood clot that travels from another part of the body. In many cases, the clot travels from the heart and gets trapped in the arteries that supply blood to the brain. A common cause of embolism is atrial fibrillation, a type of heart arrhythmia.
- Arterial spasm —Blood vessels have muscular walls that can tighten or loosen to help blood flow. Problems with nerves, blood vessel structure, injuries, or stimulants can cause these muscles to spasm and tighten, making it difficult for blood to flow through the blood vessel. Although spasms can cause problems on their own, they may be more likely to cause blockages in blood vessels with current atherosclerosis.
A stroke may also occur if a blood vessel breaks and bleeds into or around the brain. Hemorrhagic stroke is the most common type of stroke in young people. The leading causes of this type of stroke are:
- Hypertension —Blood pressure is the force of blood on arteries walls. Prolonged high blood pressure damages and weakens blood vessels.
- Brain aneurysm —An aneurysm is an outpouching of a blood vessel wall in the brain that form in areas where the artery wall is weak or thin. The bulging, blood-filled pocket can put pressure on parts of the brain. Aneurysms that burst often have devastating consequences.
- Arteriovenous malformations (AVM)—A rare condition marked by abnormal connections that occur between arteries and veins. Instead of an artery supplying an area of the brain with blood, it is connected directly to a vein that takes it away, bypassing the brain tissue that needs it. The blood vessels may be weakened over time. This, in turn, may cause widening of the vessels, which may eventually burst.
A silent stroke occurs without any typical signs or symptoms of a stroke. Despite this, silent strokes cause damage to brain tissue and increase the risk of a major stroke in the future. Silent strokes tend to occur in silent areas of the brain that are not obviously active in cognitive function or mobility. Brain tissue damage is usually found incidentally during imaging tests.
Classifying Stroke
Strokes can also be classified according to their course in time:
Strokes can also be classified according to their course in time:
- Completed stroke—Reaches its maximum extent immediately or over the course of a few hours.
- Transient ischemic attack (TIA)—A temporary loss of blood supply to the brain that resolves on its own, within 24 hours. It serves as a warning that a more severe stroke is likely.
- Stroke in progress—One that continues to worsen over time, possibly even days.
Multiple small strokes may occur over time, from days to years, and create effects similar to one big stroke.
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