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---- — DERRY — It's business as usual at the town municipal center with one exception — the town's top administrator is under investigation by the New Hampshire State Police.
Town Administrator John Anderson was placed on paid administrative leave late Friday, pending the outcome of that investigation. That means Anderson will continue to collect his salary of nearly $125,000.
The Town Council met in an emergency nonpublic session for about 45 minutes that day and unanimously passed three resolutions, all about Anderson.
The first was to put Anderson on leave. The second was to appoint Larry Budreau, human resources director and assistant town administrator, as acting town administrator. The third resolution was to appoint Budreau as the "sole spokesperson for the town of Derry" regarding Anderson's situation.
"Certain allegations involving the town administrator have been brought to the town's attention," Budreau said after the meeting. "These allegations do not involve the town. The matter has been referred to the New Hampshire State Police for further investigation and Mr. Anderson has been placed on administrative leave with pay under the provisions of the charter until that investigation is complete."
This week, Budreau said Anderson will remain on paid leave until further notice.
"His status will change only after the state police investigation is complete and the Town Council has the opportunity to evaluate the information and make a decision," he said Tuesday.
Budreau wouldn't specify when town officials first learned of the investigation, nor when Anderson was notified. Last week, Budreau said Anderson worked "a portion" of the day Friday.
Anderson, 50, came to Derry in October 2010, from a similar position in Boothbay, Maine. He was one of 121 applicants for the Derry job.
He was hired at just over $100,000 a year when he accepted the post. His current salary is $124,962 and his contract is up for review this October.
The administrative leave took effect immediately. Anderson was not at the emergency council meeting.
Budreau, who has worked for the town for seven and a half years, was named assistant town administrator in October 2011. Prior to the council creating that position, Budreau had served as acting administrator in Anderson's absence — and in prior administrations.
Asked whether the investigation was criminal in nature, Budreau declined to comment. But state police only investigate crime.
"The state police are involved because the Derry police Chief (Edward Garone) determined that he would have the appearance of a conflict of interest because he is subordinate to the town administrator," Budreau said.
But Budreau didn't say how the Town Council became aware of the investigation, nor whether a complaint was brought to the council or to Derry police.
All seven members of the Town Council were present for the emergency meeting last week. When they emerged from the meeting room, all declined comment, referring all questions to Budreau.
Councilor Phyllis Katsakiores, who has missed the last four or five meetings due to health issues, was there Friday, using a wheelchair. Kasakiores has participated in previous meetings by phone, but made her first appearance in more than a month for the meeting about Anderson.
Anderson ruffled a lot of feathers earlier this year when he proposed closing East Derry's beloved Taylor Library to save the town $176,000. Public outcry was swift and furious. Councilors voted down Anderson's proposal.
Shortly thereafter, Anderson annoyed some others in town when he balked at a suggestion the Derry Farmers Market funding be cut dramatically. That budget was ultimately cut by about 75 percent.
Budreau reiterated it was "business as usual" at the municipal center this week.
"I will be performing the duties of town administrator in an acting capacity until further notice from the Town Council," he said. "I do not anticipate any disruption of these functions or services."
Budreau said since state police are handling the investigation, they should be the only ones to comment on those details.
"I am sure they will do so in due time," he said.
But N.H. State Police have not returned several requests for comment.
Budreau reinforced his previous statement that none of the allegations involving Anderson involved town business and the town can have no further comment on them until the investigation is complete.
"This is in order to protect the integrity of the investigation and Mr. Anderson's rights as a citizen," he said.


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After the Minnesota Vikings' stadium bill hit a major setback in the Minnesota House of Representatives on Monday night, what is next? Is there a next?
Spring is in the air and, surprisingly, so is the hope that the Minnesota Vikings' stadium legislation will get a boost from the recent support for the bill from the Minneapolis City Council.
The MN Vikings' stadium bill had its first outing in the Minnesota Legislature last week to mixed results. Here's why stadium supporters shouldn't despair just yet.
The Minnesota Vikings now have a draft of a bill to build a new stadium in Minneapolis, but before a stadium becomes a reality the bill has to make it through the Minnesota Legislature.
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ORWELL — Sara Irene Humphries, age 94, passed away peacefully in her sleep on Thursday, April 25, 2013, at Blossom Hill Heath Care Center.
Sara, born August 21, 1918, in Mesopotamia, Ohio, was the daughter of Eli and Emma (Yoder) Mullet. She was married to Richard Thomas Humphries for 42 years.
Sara worked at Johnson Rubber for 33 years and was a member of the American Legions Woman's Auxiliary. She is lovingly remembered by her family and friends for her wonderful meals, especially her cakes and cookies, as well as her sense of humor. She was an avid card player and loved Country Music Night with her family and friends.
Sara is survived by her two sons, Tom (Peggy) of Alexandria, Va. and Harry (Julie) of Columbus, Ohio; five grandchildren, Andrew, Ben, Heather, Christopher and Adam; her brother, Ray Mullet of Burton, Ohio; and many, many nieces and nephews. She is also survived by her dog, "Princess Annabella (Annie)" and her cat, "Oscar."
Sara was preceded in death by her husband, Richard "Dick" Humphries; three sisters, Barbara, Mahala and Ida; and a brother, Robert.
Visitation Hours for family and friends will be held from 7 to 9 p.m., Tuesday, April 30th, at PAINE-GUERRIERO FUNERAL HOME, 140 E. Main St., Orwell, Ohio.
Funeral Services will be held 11 a.m., Wednesday, May 1st, at Maple View Mennonite Church, 14890 Burton-Windsor Road, Burton, Ohio, officiated by her brother, Ray Mullet.
Contributions can be made in Sara's memory to Country Neighbor Program, Inc., P.O. Box 212, 39 S. Maple St., Orwell, Ohio 44076 or Hospice of Care Corp, 831 South St., Chardon, Ohio 44024. Envelopes will be available at the services.
The family wishes to extend their thanks to Hospice of Care Corp and to Sara's nieces, Mary Dunn, Esther Miller and Emma Owens for their love, care and support in Sara's final days.
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By John Finnerty
CNHI Harrisburg Bureau
Fighting back against gas-industry-friendly rules, lawmakers have introduced a pair of bills intended to roll back provisions that treat the industry better than Pennsylvania landowners.
One bill would bar gas companies from deducting costs to wipe out much of the royalty payments owed to lease holders. Pennsylvania law guarantees that lease holders get royalties of at least 12.5 percent. But, some gas companies have been deducting post-production costs and providing royalties below that legal limit.
"When landowners signed leases stating that they would receive one-eighth of the value of the gas from their properties, they were not told that their share could be drastically reduced by a gas company's accounting magic," said Rep. Garyh Everett, R-Lycoming County, when he announced the proposed legislation.
Another bill, authored by Rep. Jesse White, D-Allegheny County, would make it illegal for gas companies to use outdated language in gas leases to force landowners to allow fracking under their properties.
It is an attempt to undo the damage from Senate Bill 259 signed into law as Act 66 this summer. Proponents say the legislation allows gas companies to act when old drilling leases lack language about fracking. Critics say giving that power to the gas companies strips a negotiating opportunity from land owners.
Dale Tice, a Williamsport attorney specializing in gas drilling law, said that the portion of the White bill targeting Senate Bill 259 would be worthwhile.
A trade association representing gas drillers opposes bill both bills.
Steve Forde, a spokesman for the Marcellus Shale Coalition, called the measures a "legislative overreach."
"Adding additional costs to the way industry and our partners operate only serves to undermine development in Pennsylvania and make the commonwealth's landscape less competitive," Forde said. "In the end, this would be a loss for businesses, landowners and families alike."
State Sen. Gene Yaw, R-Lycoming County, the primary author of Senate Bill 259, said the most controversial language in the bill was added in the House, where it was approved overwhelmingly. Now, lawmakers in the House are trying to repeal the amendment.
"We concurred with their amendment and now people are criticizing me," Yaw said.
Yaw said he believes the amendment was originally intended to be environmentally-friendly because it makes it easier for gas companies to drill with less surface disruption.
Yaw said that he's not convinced the bills are legal.
"I firmly believe in less government involvement and asking the Legislature to rewrite thousands of contracts is not only unconstitutional, but runs contrary to that belief," Yaw said. "I believe there is a way we can protect those landowners and not interfere with current contract language."
But if they are found to be sound, Yaw does not entirely object to them.
Both Yaw and Tice said alternative bills aimed at the conflict between the rights of property owners and the demands of gas companies will be coming down the pipe in the coming weeks.
Those include bills by Republican state Rep. Michele Brooks of Crawford County. Brooks has already announced plans to seek a repeal of the portion of Senate Bill 259 targeted by White's legislation. She is also working on a bill that would deal with the way gas companies deduct from royalty payments. Specifically, Brooks' bill would say that if the lease includes no language about deductions, then the gas company cannot take them. The legislation would also spell out exactly what types of costs the gas company can pass along to the property owner.
"My first priority is to protect property rights," Brooks said. But she believes the state has an obligation to encourage the responsible development of the gas industry.
Yaw is working on legislation that would complement the House bills — by creating protections for property owners who fear retribution from gas companies stemming from questions about deductions.
Yaw said that he's heard that property owners in many cases won't challenge gas companies over deductions. The bottom line is that a partial royalty payment is better than no royalty payment.
Yaw said he has been presented with no evidence that gas companies have been walking away from wells because of disputes over royalty deductions. But, the senator said he knows it's something that property owners are afraid of.
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St. Vincent's Church will celebrate the feast of its patron saint, St. Vincent de Paul, with a parish dinner on Thursday, Sept. 27, in the church hall, 80 Taylor Ave., East Haven. Parishioners and friends are invited to attend.
The dinner, which will be catered by Lucibello's Catering, features a menu of pasta, chicken, meatballs, sausage and peppers, eggplant, salad and rolls, coffee and dessert. Tickets, which sell for $20 per person, will be sold after weekend Masses at the church. You can also get tickets by calling Joe Criscuolo, (203) 484-0479, or Carol Silva, at the church rectory, (203) 467-6394.
Saint Vincent de Paul was born France in 1581, the son of peasant farmers. Ordained in 1600, he dedicated himself to serving the poor and was canonized in 1737. Pope Leo XIII made him the patron of all charitable societies, including the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, founded in 1833. He died on Sept. 27, 1660.


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June 7, 2005
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Advisory Committee Reports
Committees that advise the Illinois Board of Higher Education
will comment on their respective committee's perspectives
and observations concerning items on the meeting agenda. (Presentations
by Allan Karnes, Faculty Advisory Council; Denise Kozlowski,
Student Advisory Committee; Ron Taylor, Proprietary Advisory
Committee; Jon Astroth, Council of Community College Presidents;
and Dave Tretter, Private College and University Advisory
Presentation by Jennifer Presley, Director, Illinois Education
Research Council
New Units of Instruction at Public
Community Colleges (Action)
This item recommends approval of five new associate degree
programs at the following community colleges: Elgin Community
College; Kaskaskia College; College of Lake County; Southwestern
Illinois College; and Waubonsee Community College. (Presentation
by Gary Alexander)
Legislative Report (Information)
This report will provide an update on the spring 2005 legislative
session. The report will include a summary of substantive
legislation approved by the General Assembly. (Presentation
by Don Sevener)
This report will include a summary of the fiscal year 2006
budget, assuming the General Assembly has acted on next year's
state budget. (Presentation by Mike Baumgartner)
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Assembly on Underrepresented Groups in Higher Education (Information)
This annual report to the Governor and General Assembly presents
information on minority, female, and disabled students and
staff at Illinois colleges and universities. (Presentation
by Gary Alexander)
Health Services Education Grants
Act, Fiscal Year 2005 Grant Allocations
This item requests approval of the fiscal year 2005 allocation
of Health Services Education Grants as authorized by this
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Who really knows why a non-runner goes into being a runner? I still havn't figured it out myself.
I was inspired by a friend that I met through hockey. She showed me her metal from the previous year and told me about her experience.
January 27th: Would it be a crazy idea for me to run a marathon in June? I used to always say in HS that I am NOT a runner.
How do you run a marathon? Wouldn't a person need training for that?
Jan 30th 2012: I have never ran a half marathon before. I would need to find a trainer, class or program to take. Good News! The YMCA has just that.
Feb 1st, 2012: The YMCA marathon class has put together a training program for everyone to follow. It tells you what to do everyday. The program began on Thursday, Jan. 19 and includes seminars on shoes, clothing, nutrition, strength training and stretching! It is a big help for me.. being a first time runner!
Feb 2, 2012: With tonight's marathon class we learn about shoes and clothing at Scheels All Sports. Last week was nutrition, strength training and stretching.
Feb 3rd, 2012: There are days I feel like a rhino on a treadmill trying to look like a unicorn when training for the DMTM!
Feb 15th, 2012: I love to call my parents house and leave a message with "I just did 3 miles for my marathon training." Mom finally told me that it makes them chuckle.
Feb 27th, 2012: I ran 4 miles this weekend. I was happy that I had a friend meet me at the 1/2 way point and finish line with ice cold water!
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March 22nd, 2012: I smashed 5 miles last night in my half marathon training! I also realize that it takes a strong woman. It was difficult not to pummel a harassing male along the trail that decided to comment about my body. So I am out here fighting for the full size girls that run!
March 24th, 2012: I just completed 8 section lines. (8 miles) Running from our family farm to grandma's homestead and back. It felt different to have the gravel and dirt road beneath my feet. The only traffic was a farmer and his sprayer, a few pheasants and some ducks. A beautiful day with beautiful scenery! I keep smiling as the punchline for today is "I ran uphill... both ways."
April 2nd, 2012: I went 6 miles Sunday Morning and now am having knee problems. Made it to mile 4 before I had to slow down and stop running. Boo. Hopefully this is only temporary.
I bought a new pair of shoes!
April 9th, 2012: I went 9 sections (miles) this Easter weekend. My knee is screaming at me. Time to go to the Dr. :(
Took it easy on the training..
April 30th, 2012: I got the ALL CLEAR from my doctor to start running again! My MRI showed that my kneecap is just a little off to the side. I have to do physical therapy to try to correct it.
May 4th, 2012: I got the 1/2 marathon sponsorship I was hoping for! I am proud to announce that I have been accepted to run for South Dakota's "Team Beef!" I will be representing them at the DMTM!


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After three months of demolition and construction, paid labor and volunteer sweat, $200,000 in cash and priceless contributions, 1st Stage opened its doors on September 18, 2008. It was created by two former Fairfax County public school teachers and a local singing/acting teacher, together with the young artists they had met and taught over many years. The vision: create a home for young local artists to launch and nurture their professional theatre careers, and provide the community with some wonderful theatre experiences.
Planning for 1st Stage began early in 2007. Most of the principle members of the planning group were associated in one way or another with the theatre program at George Marshall High School in Falls Church. Many had gone on to college and conservatory training programs in theatre and now wished to bring their talent and energy back to their community. Prior to 1st Stage, the only professional theatres in the county were Wolf Trap and the Theatre of the First Amendment at George Mason University.
In June of 2008, 6,500 square feet of flex space on Spring Hill Road in Tysons Corner was rented. The architectural firm of Butz-Wilbern designed the 100-seat performance space along with a classroom, library, and backstage support areas. General contractor M. Raina and Associates supervised construction although a significant portion of the work was completed by a volunteer crew of about 25 individuals. After three months of preparation, 1st Stage was ready to open.
The first season opened with The Suicide, a little-known, darkly comic play by Russian playwright Nikolai Erdmann. The mind-bending fantasy The Violet Hour, by Richard Greenberg, followed. Pig Farm, a raucous comedy (and a riff on government interference), opened in early 2009. Our first guest director, Jessica Lefkow, brought the comedic mystery Red Herring to our stage in the spring. Our inaugural season ended with the touching production of Shakespeare's R&J, a re-telling of Romeo and Juliet set in a prep school.
Sixteen actors made their professional debut on our stage in our first season. The season won many positive reviews, in outlets ranging from Michael Toscano in the Washington Post's Fairfax section to The Examiner, the Connection newspapers, DC Theatre Scene, Potomac Stages and ShowBiz Radio.
The founding members of 1st Stage were Lucas Beck, Deb Crerie, Jane Kalbfeld, Nathaniel Krause, Mark Krikstan, Alex Mandell, Peter Van Valkenburg, David Winkler, and Cheryl Patton Wu.
"Our theatre works like a teaching hospital. Young actors – students, interns, residents – at various stages in their development as professionals are given an opportunity to be surrounded, taught, influenced, protected by some very seasoned professionals.
And the beautiful thing is no one dies in the midst of surgery… unless of course the play calls for it… which is always a rather nice touch."
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Of One and The Other - Jayanti Seiler, Daytona State College
|June 11 – September 21, 2014
Faculty Focus exhibitions present photographic works from faculty of the Southeast Center for Photographic Studies, a joint enterprise of the photography programs at Daytona State College, the University of Central Florida (Daytona Campus) and the Southeast Museum of Photography. This year's Daytona State College faculty spotlight is photography professor Jayanti Seiler and her most recent body of work titled "Of One and The Other". In these photographs, dichotomous and complex relationships between people and animals are explored through found and constructed human-animal encounters. They are a call to revere the natural world while living in a modern one in which the two realms often conflict...MORE.
Image to the left: Untitled, from the series, Of One and The Other by Jayanti Seiler.
Obsessions, Curiosities, and Fancies - M. Laine Wyatt, University of Central Florida
|June 11 – September 21, 2014
Faculty Focus exhibitions present photographic works from faculty of the Southeast Center for Photographic Studies, a joint enterprise of the photography programs at Daytona State College, the University of Central Florida (Daytona Campus) and the Southeast Museum of Photography. This year's University of Central Florida faculty spotlight is Photography Professor M. Laine Wyatt. Wyatt has been exhibiting her photography in group and solo exhibitions across the United States and abroad since the early 1980s. This exhibition focuses selectively on five bodies of work, which traverse expansive topics: the nature of women's relationship to clothing, the physiological landscape of grief, uninhabited interior public spaces, a contemporary observation of the fair, and evocations of longing...MORE.
Image to the left: Contemporary Untitled Film Still #48, from the series, Obsession/Compulsion by M. Laine Wyatt.
A Juried Exhibition of Graduating Student Photography from Daytona State College
|May 6 – July 30, 2014
Departures is a juried exhibition that highlights photography by recent graduates of the Daytona State College photography program. This is the eighth year that the Southeast Museum of Photography has had the honor of showcasing the work of these recent graduates and it will continue to be a yearly summer event at the museum...MORE.
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Graduating Student Photography from the University of Central Florida (Daytona Beach)
|May 6 – July 30, 2014
Now in its third year, the UCF thesis exhibition showcases portfolios by recent graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Photography program from the University of Central Florida. A joint partnership between Daytona State College and the University of Central Florida, this UCF-DSC Photography program offers a holistic photographic education which incorporates strong technical, creative, and critical skills to empower graduates for life long success in a variety of professional photographic fields....MORE.
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New Georgia coach Mark Fox has granted signee Daniel Miller a release from the letter-of-intent he signed with the school.
The 6-foot-11 Miller signed with Georgia during the early signing period in November. That was before athletic director Damon Evans fired former coach Dennis Felton in January and hired Fox.
Fox says in a statement Tuesday that Miller's family requested that Miller be freed to sign with another school.
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The holidays are over, the kids are returning to school, and parents are back at work. The General Assembly will be convening shortly to discuss matters of importance related to our great state... but in the mean time there are issues right here in Cobb that we need to look at. One of these is the upcoming vote on the E-SPLOST. But perhaps it should be renamed.
So let's start with a pretty basic question. What does E-SPLOST stand for? It's supposed to be an Educational Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax. Essentially, it is a means by which we are allowed to levy on ourselves a 1 percent sales tax to fund capital expenditures needed or wanted by our school system.
However, the proposed project list put forth by the Cobb County School District appears to be moving away from education and more towards sports and recreation. I understand that sports and cultural arts are perhaps important to some - but am I the only one that finds it odd that the proposal has 3 times as much allotted for new gymnasiums and theaters as it does for the entire "Instructional / Learning Resources / Textbooks" category? $121.8 million for gymnasiums and theaters versus $40 million for learning resources? (I didn't even include the 5% contingency funds, 10% fees, $10M for gymnasium lighting upgrades, $4.5M for track resurfacing, $1M for tennis courts, or $1M for athletic field electrical projects here.)
Unless we're aiming to raise a generation of NBA stars and Julia Roberts, perhaps we should look at better educating our kids first. Sure, Cobb has some fantastic schools - Lassiter, Pope, and Walton fall in the top 10 in School Digger's rankings. But overall, Cobb ranks 34th out of the 164 school districts in this state (which is ranked 48th in the nation) and includes (out of 367 high schools) McEachern at 138, Pebblebrook at 161, and South Cobb at 190. Beyond that, some of our elementary schools are ranking in the 800s out of the 1161 elementary schools in the state.
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Compton Elementary, for instance, in Powder Springs shows 51.4% of the school met the standard on the CRCT for 3rd grade science. Do you think perhaps we could take some of the money allotted for secondary gyms and use it to better educate our kids?
Wait, what's that? Secondary gyms? Yes, you read that correctly. I had the opportunity recently to meet with a small group from the Cobb County School District, including Dr. Hinojosa and board members Scott Sweeney and David Banks. While our conversations were pleasant and congenial, I have to disagree with them over the strategy here. You see, our high schools in this county from what I was told have a main gymnasium and an auxiliary gymnasium. So we'll build these new main gymnasiums, the current main gymnasium will become the auxiliary gymnasium and we'll tear down the old auxiliary gymnasium.
So letting my curiosity continue here, I had to ask if two gyms at every high school were really necessary. After all, I graduated from Parkview High School (a Gwinnett school, also one of the best in the state at the time) not that many years ago where we only had one gym. The response? There are scheduling issues where there is sometimes a demand for the gym by more than one group at a time. Upon suggesting that perhaps the groups unable to use the gym could possibly go outside was met with "well then you can deal with the calls from the parents". Am I to understand that parents out there are really saying our kids are no longer able to play outside? Yes, I understand some days are cold or hot or whatever... but I don't see that as a deterrent from telling kids that they're too fragile to get out there and play.
So while I support furthering education of our kids, I just don't see enough of that coming from this particular proposal. I urge each of you to vote NO in March and let's re-work this Sports and Recreation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax into a true Educational Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax that we can all support.
Local Voices: ESPLOST Now SRSPLOST?
David Staples discusses the upcoming ESPLOST that will come before voters in March.
The holidays are over, the kids are returning to school, and parents are back at work. The General Assembly will be convening shortly to discuss matters of importance related to our great state... but in the mean time there are issues right here in Cobb that we need to look at. One of these is the upcoming vote on the E-SPLOST. But perhaps it should be renamed.
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It was one day past his last as a department head in Rumson. On New Year's Day, an officially retired John Hird sat quietly and smiled through what, for him, was a farewell reorganization ceremony as a borough staff member.
Hird had spent many years dedicating himself to borough recreation, in both full- and part-time capacities. The last eight years, though, he spent as Rumson's full-time supervisor of Parks and Recreation/director of Recreation, which he called "a wonderful job and a great run!" in the resignation letter he penned to the governing body and residents not long ago.
Reminiscing about Hird's recereational run with the town, Mayor John Ekdahl recently called the post "the most difficult job in Rumson."
And so the mayor and governing body recognized Hird for doing that job well on what was his first day off the job.
Ekdahl has many memories of Hird, which he gladly revisited before the reorganization. One — the start-line of the Hird run — stood out in his mind.
"He started the job as a part-time employee when Rumson did not have nearly as many sports or participants," the mayor said. "I will never forget the day now deceased Councilman Tre Rowse called me in Florida during the Daytona 500 and said, 'We better offer John Hird a full-time position or he is going to Red Bank for that opening.' The offer was made and we never looked back."
Looking forward, once again, Ekdahl said that Hird has left his mark with a new Rumson Recreation website, which, he said, makes involvement in borough recreation very convenient for residents. The site "is now interactive to the point of accepting registration fees," the mayor said.
Hird's replacement has not yet been chosen, but will be soon, Ekdahl said.
If you have not already seen it, below is Hird's retirement letter:
I would like to personally thank all of you for your continued support and all you do for the children in our community.
It is truly amazing how many programs we have including all of the sports, summer camps, summer playground, crew, summer concerts, Halloween parade, and so on ... In addition to all of these wonderful activities, we have incredible parks for our players and community members.
All of this is possible because of your commitment under the direction of a fine Mayor and Council, Borough Administrator and his staff, Recreation Commission, Department of Public Works and all of the residents who have supported recreation for many years.
I have always said that my volunteer coaches are true heroes for all that they do and I have been honored to serve you all of these years.
I have served both as a part-time director for many years and the last eight years as a full-time director of recreation. It is extremely difficult to leave a job for which I have so much passion and love; however, that is exactly how I want to end my career.
I have truly been blessed to have met so many wonderful people in this town and I have every intention of remaining here to enjoy all that it has to offer its residents. I will be 65 years old next year and I am fortunate at this time to have my health and energy to enjoy life.
My wife recently retired and we look forward to enjoying our many activities and interests. Most importantly, though, is to enjoy our two children and our five grandchildren.
I truly believe the recreation programs and facilities are in great shape for a smooth transition.
This has been a wonderful job and a great run! Thank you for embracing this program and most importantly for all you do for our children. I have the utmost respect for all of you.
John R. Hird


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CROWN POINT — Crown Point Supervisor Charles Harrington wants his town to have a public beach again.
The one that had been located at the Crown Point State Historic site was closed several years ago, and he says it's time to reopen it.
At a recent meeting, he told Essex County Board of Supervisors members that many more people are coming to Crown Point State Park, which includes the Historic Site and the State Campground across the road.
"Since the new bridge has opened, that has been a destination site; it doesn't matter what the temperature is, there are always people parked to walk the bridge, going over to the fort and what have you."
Fort St. Frederick and Fort Crown Point, French and British 18th-century installations, are located at the Historic Site.
Harrington (R-Crown Point) said swimming used to be provided at the Historic Site, and then one year, the bathhouse was gone and the beach was closed.
"And swimming was prohibited, period. The reason given was the site was of such historical importance that we can't allow swimming there."
That was the only swimming access in Crown Point.
He said a beach on either the campground side or Historic Site side would be fine.
"I would like the people in charge of the ultimate decisions to realize this would be preferable," Harrington said. "I would like to study it. That would be in the best interest of the residents of Crown Point."
Harrington, who recently got the Board of Supervisors to endorse reopening the beach, said he wants the state to operate it. The board has also called for creation of a Champlain Bridge Bi-State Park that would include Crown Point State Historic site and the campground, along with the Chimney Point Historic Site in Vermont.
The Champlain Bridge connects Crown Point with Addison, Vt.
Supervisor Thomas Scozzafava (R-Moriah) said he didn't want to discourage Harrington, but getting the beach back could be a battle.
"Coming from a community with two public beaches, a town beach and a village beach, I can tell you that regulations for beaches today, public beaches, are pretty stringent and can get expensive because of manning it with the lifeguards you have to have and so on.
"I would say you have a long shot."
Harrington said he knows that but will continue working on the issue.
"I can deal with that as long as I have the support of the supervisors, and pressure can be put on the state to have them investigate this."
A representative for the Public Affairs Bureau of the State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, which operates the Historic Site, said her agency would have no comment on Harrington's proposal.
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— Hope you'll have a nice Thursday…
Weather: Just chillin'. We'll start the day with a few scattered clouds, which will clear by afternoon. Highs today will be near 50, with lows tonight dipping to the middle 20s.
Worship leader charged with online sex charges. Gardendale Police have released information regarding last week's arrest of Joel Kent Hodges, 31, of Fultondale. Hodges was charged with online solicitation of a child, as well as traveling to meet a child for an unlawful sex act. Hodges had served as the contemporary worship leader at Gardendale-Mt. Vernon United Methodist Church, according to church members who asked not to be named; a church spokesperson would not comment. Hodges is free on $90,000 bond.
Teens perish in plane crash. Three teenage boys died when a small airplane crashed about a mile from the Walker County Airport near Jasper. Jordan Montgomery, Jordan Smith, and Brandon Ary were killed Wednesday morning. Montgomery and Smith were students at Meek High School, where Ary was graduated. There are conflicting reports as to whether the plane was taken, or whether one boy's parents gave him the keys.
Al Gore to Al-Jazeera. The former vice president and partner Joel Hyatt have announced plans to sell the low-rated left-leaning cable news channel to Al-Jazeera, the Arab news organization based in Qatar. The station, which is not carried by any local cable systems, will fetch $500 million for its owners, with Gore getting $100 million of that. Immediately after the announcement, cable giant Time Warner announced it would drop the channel from its lineup at once. Al-Jazeera has been criticized as being too cozy with Arab extremists; Current TV was home to personalities such as the mercurial Keith Olbermann, the last stop on his tempestuous cable career.
Sports: It was all in the Cards. Louisville got into the BCS bowl picture by the skin of its teeth, on a tiebreaker to win the Big East championship. Florida, on the other hand, was one win away from going to the national championship game, and still ranked third. But the No. 22 Cardinals became the biggest giant-slayer since the Bowl Championship Series was cobbled together, as the two-touchdown underdog dominated the Sugar Bowl from the opening play — an interception by Terrell Floyd returned 38 yards for a touchdown — en route to a 33-23 victory. Tonight: No. 5 Kansas State takes on fifth-ranked Oregon in the Fiesta Bowl. NFL: Ray Lewis, the Baltimore linebacker known as one of the most intense players the league has ever seen — and perhaps the best ever on defense — will retire once the Ravens complete their playoff run this year. Lewis will play for the first time in two months in the Ravens' wild-card game against Indianapolis; he had suffered a tear in his triceps. Lewis has played 17 seasons.


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By DANIEL SUDDEATH
New Albany City Councilman Dan Coffey continued his scrutiny Tuesday of the agency in charge of the $6.7 million Neighborhood Stabilization Program.
A resolution sponsored by Coffey that was passed last month was reaffirmed by the New Albany Redevelopment Commission. It calls for an audit of the NSP program, which has resulted in the rehabilitation of 32 vacant and dilapidated properties in the Midtown neighborhood.
Coffey said the audit — which would be performed by the Indiana State Board of Accounts — should focus on how the nonprofit New Directions Housing Corp. has managed the project.
"I've got some real questions about how some of the money was spent," said Coffey, who is a council liaison on the redevelopment commission.
One of the properties was turned into a neighborhood center, and another a community gardens. The structures on the remaining 30 properties were refurbished or rebuilt, and the majority have been sold to low-to-moderate income homeowners.
But the cost of saving some of the houses has been questioned by Coffey and other city officials.
About $5 million was spent on construction for the properties. As of May 1, the city recouped about $1.9 million by selling 23 of the 30 homes. New Directions' estimated total gross from the initial phase of the NSP project will reach $2.4 million when all the homes are sold.
Though most of the houses were sold for between $55,000 and $109,000, the city and New Directions spent on average between $112,000 and $200,000 to repair the homes.
But redevelopment member and Councilman John Gonder said such expenditures fit the federal program's design.
"It's not an efficient process, but what you're dealing with is trying to maintain the fabric of a neighborhood," Gonder said.
Though the financial investment to refurbish the homes was typically much more than the asking price, Gonder referred to the houses redeveloped through the NSP program as "seeds to rejuvenate those neighborhoods."
New Albany's NSP program is regularly audited by the state, but Coffey said he would call the State Board of Accounts and request it pay special attention to how the project has been managed. Though it may fit within federal guidelines, Coffey said he's uncomfortable with how much of the grant has been spent on administrative costs.
According to documents provided by the city and New Directions, developer fees for the project totaled $712,800 as of May.
"They made a huge profit," Coffey said.
In 2011, city officials said New Directions could claim up to $660,000 in developer fees and $342,823 for program delivery activities or costs they incur associated with the project. Also in 2011, state officials said up to 10 percent of the federal grant could be spent on administration costs.
David Duggins, director of economic development and redevelopment for the city, said that with some grants winding down, the administration is reviewing how they have been managed. He didn't specifically address how the administration views New Direction's handling of the NSP project during the meeting, but has said in the past he's pleased with the results of the effort in Midtown.
In May, New Directions Chief Operating Officer Lisa Thompson said the NSP project has cut down on vacant properties and improved conditions in the Midtown neighborhood.
"Investments will continue to benefit New Albany from what has already been accomplished," she said.
According to Thompson, New Directions has been informed that, along with the city, it will receive a regional historic preservation award from Indiana Landmarks for the Midtown project.
After incentive assistance and other fees were paid, the city has collected about $983,000 that can be used to redevelop other vacant properties.
Duggins said the administration has been acquiring some properties at cheap costs through tax sales, as well as receiving donated houses from banks and other sources. Those properties can be redeveloped through another wave of NSP work driven by the money collected from the initial phase.
For example, on Tuesday, the commission voted to accept ownership of a four-plex building at 617 E. Eight St., which is within the NSP boundary for the project. It was donated to the city by a bank, as Duggins said financial institutions receive credits for making such contributions. If refurbished in conjunction with the NSP project, Duggins said the four-plex will be converted to a single-family residence.
Though the final financial numbers are still being determined, the city took another step toward closing a deal with Kroger for its Green Valley Road fire station.
The station would be sold to Kroger so that it can expand its State Street shopping center. The city would use the proceeds from the sale toward constructing a new station off Daisy Lane near where the new aquatic center will be located.
On Tuesday, the board of works voted to convey the Green Valley Road station to the redevelopment commission so that it can conduct the deal with Kroger.
It's been estimated Kroger would pay the city $1.5 million for the firehouse and property.


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$7.2 million of intangible assets and $6.3 million of goodwill related to Slashdot Media
and have only started to realize some improvement on related sites. With ad revenue declining and not expected to pick up (read: everyone who uses Slashdot uses adblocking softwarwe), it appears that the Slashdot stewardship experiment by Dice Holdings has been a financial failure.
Since the site has been redesigned in a user-hostile fashion with a very generic styling, this reader surmises Dice Holdings is looking to transform or transfer the brand into a generic Web 3.0 technology property. The name may be more valuable than the user community (since we drive no revenue nor particularly use Dice.com's services)."
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Sorry. I know a lot of work went into it. Not sure what the target audience was. Lots of noise, little signal: info per window size is way lower. Please, what is motivating this? What do you guys think is so failing in the current site that the new beta so succeeds in fixing? Not a rhetorical question, I really want to know.
WTF is the thinking behind this?
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News and notes on the restaurant scene from dining critic Carol Deptolla
Downtown Dining Week starts Thursday
Downtown Dining Week -- the eighth annual -- kicks off today, and diners will be flocking to more than 40 restaurants for the uber-popular $10 lunches and $20 or $30 dinners, three courses all around.
Some restaurants fill up during the dining spree, which runs through June 13; reservations are advised.
Here are the participating restaurants, in alphabetical order; note that not all restaurants serve lunch, and some restaurants (with asterisk) serve the $30 dinner, not the $20 dinner (find their menus online, courtesy Milwaukee Downtown):
Bistro 333*
Cafe at the Pfister
Capital Grille*
Catch 22
Club Charlies
Coquette Cafe
Indulge Wine Room
Jackson's Blue Ribbon Pub
John Hawks Pub
Karl Ratzsch's
Karma Bar & Grill
Lucille's Piano Bar & Grill
Mason Street Grill*
Milwaukee ChopHouse*
Molly Cool's Seafood Tavern*
Port of Call Bistro & Beer Garden*
Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery
Rumpus Room
Ryan Braun's Graffito
Safe House
Sake Tumi
Smoke Shack
Trinity Three Irish Pubs
Turner Hall Restaurant
Umami Moto
Upper 90 Sports Pub
Ward's House of Prime*
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Ovi Store Updated to version 2.06.00042!
Woke up this morning to emails from Adam, Sameer and Giorgos (plus a tweet from vishal400) to tell us that Ovi Store got an update! Yay!(email to firstname.lastname@example.com – my twitter is @jaymontano)
You may have noticed it go down yesterday for a bit so this is why.
I had barely just gotten up so I stupidly unlocked my Omnia 7 instead of the N8 :S. Anyway, to get the update, just start up Ovi Store.
You'll be prompted with "Update Now" to continue using Ovi Store to the new version 2.06.00042.
The update is 4.73 MB.
Giorgos says,
"It's very Smooth"
Sameer says
"Don't know what the changelog is, but it's WAY faster now"
T-Mobile is being very slow this morning and so taking forever to download this for me. Will get back to you in a bit when I'm done.
update: Wow – ok it is really fast. Even better on a slower connection – loads up app info very quickly.
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como hago para instalar esta version en mi nokia n8
tengo un problema, tengo un c6-01 y abro tienda ovi, me sale lo de la actualizacion pero enseguida me pone que error de instalacion que debo hacer?
ademas de esto, me ido mal durante aproximadamente 1 mes com problemas de descarga y instalacion que puedo hacer??
I have a problem with the ovi store I can't download anything this is because I can't to sing me I update the ovi store to the version 2.12.033 three months ago and the problem continues I have tried everithing uninstall and install, I don't know what I can do, please somebody help me…
please Refresh my mobile ovi store.start


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Where are our Americans who never cower from reminding everyone that America is great. The Americans who proudly show the flag, care deeply about our country, fought for our country whether in war on on the streets, in the courtrooms or homeless shelters. What are they afraid of? Are they afraid we will fail?
The debate is over, now it is time to get to work. Whether you think its good policy or not. No one can argue that quality free Health Care should be the right of every American and a goal this country can and should strive to achieve. Only Americans can get it right. It is time to join the fight and stop hiding behind the fear mongering incited by special interests. We are better than that!
If we were scared of challenges would America be the country we are proud of?
Americans have changed the world, we have led the world to a better place. The country that won World War One and Two, sent brave Americans into outer space. Freed nations of tyranny, Rebuilt countries after wars and natural disasters.
Proved to the world that people of all nations, of all colors and religions can live as one and pool their unique talent and resources to make the country and the world a better place.
Why are we afraid to take up the challenge of providing free health care for every American. This is or should be an American civil right. As Americans we are the one country in the World able to get it right.
Sure it may be hard but we will stick to it and get it right!
Sure there may be problems to overcome but we will overcome them!
Since when did a challenge scare Americans to act? Man up!
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Let us take up the challenge and commit to making it work, is there a better goal to pursue,
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Stearns County's 3rd annual summer photo contest, this year themed "Celebrations", came to a close and the top five photos have been selected. Photographers of those five pictures will win prizes.
Stearns County asked residents to submit pictures of their celebration. Photos were received of baseball games, fireworks, parades, festivals, backyard fun, family reunions, fairs, and many other great celebratory activities. Photos were received from residents across Stearns County: Paynesville, Sauk Centre, Albany, Kimball, Freeport, Avon, Sartell, New Munich, St. Cloud, and other locations as well. It was a chance for citizens to show the world how they like to celebrate in Stearns County, and it was an opportunity to promote the County on Stearns County's website.
The photographers of the top three pictures were:
Sandy Clark, Pearl Lake/Kimball-photo: Splashing with Mama
Jonathon Green, Kimball-photo: Chomp, taken at Kimball Days
Karie Belling, Sartell-photo: Homerun Celebration
These three photographers won a summer celebration package worth $50, which included a thermal tote, golf toss game, bug spray, ingredients for smores, lemonade, beverage dispenser, and plates and napkins. All prizes were donated by Scheel's, Sam's Club, Walmart and Coborn's.
Two other photos were chosen in our top five. Photographers of those pictures were:
Susan Merdan, Avon-photo: Elizabeth's Big Bass
Kayla Schulzetenberg, Sauk Centre-photo: Fun and Prizes, at the Stearns County Fair
These two winners will each receive an annual permit to
Stearns County's Quarry Park.
Each winning picture will be featured in the photo montage on the homepage of Stearns County's web site, co.stearns.mn.us. All the pictures submitted are displayed in the County's website photo gallery, co.stearns.mn.us/Community/
PhotoGallery, and in albums on the Stearns County Facebook page. All photos as well will be displayed in the Stearns County Administration Center rotunda during the weeks of Sept. 17-28. Photos could also appear in brochures and other materials promoting the County.
Images were judged on creativity, originality, photo content and relevance to the "Celebrations" contest theme. There was only one requirement, the photo needed to be taken in Stearns County.
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Situated in Redwood City, this motel is close to Malibu Grand Prix, Hiller Aviation Museum, and Museum of San Carlos History. Local attractions also include Woodside Central Shopping Center and Peninsula Museum of Art.
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