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The Otsego County IDA will have a public hearing Wednesday, June 19, on a proposed tax abatement agreement with the developer of Hillside Commons.
Newman Development Group of Vestal has proposed building Hillside Commons, a four-story, 330-bed apartment complex for full-time college students, on Blodgett Drive.
The county Industrial Development Agency hearing will be in the Foothills Performing Arts and Civic Center on Market Street at 7 p.m., Carolyn Lewis, chief executive officer of the IDA, said earlier this week.
The city Planning Commission last month approved the developer's site plans after a review of environmental factors.
Also last month, the Oneonta Common Council approved a 15-year payment-in-lieu-of-taxes plan with Newman Development.
The IDA, which has jurisdiction regarding PILOT agreements, had asked the council to negotiate a schedule with the developer.
According to the plan forwarded to the IDA, Newman Development in the first year would pay $92,316 in taxes and in year 15 would pay $418,909 in taxes. Of the payments, 32 percent would go to the city, 11 percent to the county and 57 percent to the school district. In the 16th year, taxes would be $575,301.
Current taxes on parcels comprising the site to be developed are about $11,000, city officials said.
Lewis said July's regularly scheduled IDA meeting, which would have been on July 4, has been rescheduled for June 27 at the usual 7:30 a.m. time.
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The Oakland Raiders have agreed to terms with Hunter.||||||| Hunter spent the past three seasons in Denver, sitting out last year with a triceps injury. But he has familiarity with both McKenzie and Allen. He played the first three years of his career in Green Bay where McKenzie worked in the front office. He then played in Denver in 2011 when Allen was defensive coordinator.
Hunter was placed on injured reserve with a torn right triceps.||||||| Hunter was hurt during training camp. He had supplanted Robert Ayers as the starter at left end two weeks ago. He could be replaced by rookie Derek Wolfe, the team's top draft choice who had two sacks at Chicago last week.
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Hunter was struck in the left upper chest by a kitchen knife hurled at him by his girlfriend during an argument over cell phones, according to a police report obtained by The Associated Press.||||||| Hunter told police the woman waved the knife and told him to stay back before throwing it "on accident" during the morning of April 27, according to the six-page report obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request. She then took her boyfriend to receive medical treatment and later was arrested "after being pointed out by hospital security," the report said.
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Remember going to a party where a loudmouth monopolizes the conversation with your girlfriend? Well corporations, trade associations, superpacs, and multinational companies with big money are romancing politicians and writing legislation through the American Legislative Exchange Council that definitely does not favor you and me.
It is not freedom if only people who have money can speak, and people who don't, can't. Big money is turning elections into auctions to the highest bidder, and elected officials into corporate servants. Currently 400 persons control more wealth in the U.S. than 185,000,000 Americans. That is plutocracy. A democracy is defined as the people rule. Whatever happened to our Constitutional rights and "We the People"?
Congress will not change the status quo because they benefit from it. Only a multi-partisan, grassroots, national movement can bring about change. Move to Amend Northern Michigan, along with hundreds of communities and hundreds of thousands of individuals, believes it is time for a constitutional amendment to unequivocally state that inalienable rights belong to human beings only and money is not a form of protected free speech under the First Amendment and can be regulated in political campaigns.
Since Citizens United, corporations are now claiming "corporate personhood," the same constitutional rights as human beings, and using them against us. Corporations have a huge potential for good, but when power and greed set in, there is also a huge potential for evil.
Corporations have claimed a First Amendment right of free speech striking down hundreds of state and federal laws against "legalized bribery" as President Carter calls it. Some claim the right to practice their "corporate religion" as an argument against providing birth control coverage in health insurance. Really?
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With help from supporters, volunteers and sponsors, the American Red Cross delivers holiday cards to those serving in active-duty as well as veterans within the United States and around the world. In 2011, more than 1.35 million cards went to troops deployed overseas and stationed locally, stated Red Cross St. Louis communications specialist Denise Nazzaro.
This year, partnering with the St. Louis Rams, the St. Louis Red Cross Area Chapter hopes to collect 25,000 signed cards, she said.
Through Nov. 30, people can drop off signed cards at most local Hardees restaurants, BP stations and any Red Cross office. The Red Cross will collect the cards and send them to Washington, DC, to be screened and shipped to various U.S. and international military locations. Cards from around the world will be shipped here to the St. Louis area.
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — U.S. stock indexes closed largely unchanged on Thursday, with the S&P 500 index just managing to halt a losing streak, as cheer about a decline in jobless claims dissipated.
"I don't get too worked up over the weekly data, the trend is much more important, and I think we are seeing incremental improvement," said Tim Leach, chief investment officer at U.S. Bank Wealth Management.
Uncertainty ahead of the U.S. presidential election less than a month away is a likely contributor to Wall Street's stall.
Once "the results are in, then everybody can make plans accordingly. That clarity of at least that portion of the road ahead will be reacted to positively," regardless who wins, Leach said.
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Extending losses into a fourth session, the Dow Jones Industrial Average /quotes/zigman/627449/realtime DJIA -0.42% fell 18.58 points, or 0.1%, to 13,326.39, with Bank of America Corp. /quotes/zigman/190927/delayed/quotes/nls/bac BAC -1.77% and J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. /quotes/zigman/272085/delayed/quotes/nls/jpm JPM -2.06% among the risers that included 12 of its 30 components.
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Just managing to halt losses at four sessions, the S&P 500 /quotes/zigman/3870025/realtime SPX -0.29% rose a fraction to end at 1,432.84, with energy pacing the gains and telecommunications the worst performer among the index's 10 industry groups. See: Financials rise as investors await earnings
Down for a fifth session in its longest string of losses in three months, the Nasdaq Composite /quotes/zigman/12633936/realtime COMP -0.39% lost 2.37 points, or 0.1%, to 3,049.41.
On the New York Stock Exchange, nearly 647 million shares traded and composite volume neared 3.7 billion.
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"We went up 15% since the June lows to the September peak and now we're down 2.25%, so the overarching point there is that although it feels like the market has been going down for a period of time, when you put it in a broader perspective, we're not doing so bad," said Art Hogan at Lazard Capital Markets.
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U.S. stocks had gained much of Thursday after data showed jobless claims falling to a four-year low. The Labor Department reported fewer-than-expected Americans filing for unemployment benefits last week, with applications declining 30,000 to 339,000, the lowest since February 2008. One state accounted for much of the decline in claims, the department said. See: Jobless claims plunge to four-year low


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NORMAN — A Washington, Okla., company is one of a handful of U.S. companies that have applied for federal inspection of a horse slaughtering operation.
A copy of a May 24, 2012 "application extension" permit applied for Oklahoma Meat Company, 27191 St. Highway 74 lists "equine" as among the animals to be slaughtered when inspecting is inaugurated. The permitting authority is the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food Safety and Inspection Service.
Food Safety News said the other applicants for horse slaughter inspection permits are in Larkspur, Colo., Roswell, N.M., Gallatin, Mo., Woodbury, Tenn., and Sigourney, Iowa.
Calls to the Washington company on Friday afternoon were not answered. Ahsan Amil is listed as the applicant on the USDA form. The company also checked beef, sheep and goats on its application.
Oklahoma lawmakers are considering two legislative bills on horse slaughter. A federal ban on horse slaughter expired in 2011. The last U.S. domestic horse slaughter plant closed down in 2007 and the last one to operate in Oklahoma was in 1963.
Rep. Skye McNiel, a Bristow Republican, authored a plan that would allow horses to be slaughtered in state, but would require the meat to be sold elsewhere. Both her version and a similar bill were overwhelmingly passed by their respective chambers. Federal officials are reportedly negotiating for an extension of the horse slaughter ban.
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City of Akron, Ohio cat owners filed suit against city, its mayor, and city council president, seeking declaratory judgment that new city code sections, relating to the trapping and euthanization of free-roaming cats, were unconstitutional. After the Court of Common Pleas, Summit County granted summary judgment to defendants, the cat owners appealed. The Court of Appeals held that the city's ordinances relating to the trapping and euthanization of free-roaming cats did not violate cat owners' substantive due process rights. Further, the ordinances which allowed a cat to be euthanized after three business days following the date of impoundment, did not violate cat owners' procedural due process rights or right to equal protection. Finally, the ordinances, which allowed city to seize free-roaming cats in response to complaints, did not violate the Fourth Amendment and city's actions were covered by sovereign immunity.
Krystal R. Allen pleaded no contest to two counts of cruelty to animals after animal control officers came to her home and found 180 to 200 cats, 3 dogs, 13 birds, and 3 chickens in deplorable conditions. She was sentenced to a 30-day jail term and was placed on probation for 10 years. One of the conditions of Allen's probation prohibits her from possessing any animals other than her son's dog. In first deciding that its jurisdictional reach extends to claims not just based on the term of imprisonment, the court concluded that the district court did not abuse its discretion by restricting Allen's possession of animals during the term of her probation.
Louisiana dog owners sued motorist for mental anguish and property damage after their dog was hit and killed by defendant's car. The lower court awarded damages to each of the dog owners in the total amount of $10,000. The Court upheld that the damages award of $10,000 because the dog was killed as a result of motorist's negligence, the owners were nearby and immediately arrived at scene to find their beloved dog dead, the dog was extremely valuable to owners, who had a close family-like relationship with dog for approximately 12 years, and the loss caused the owners to suffer psychic trauma.
This California case centers on an anti-cat declawing ordinance passed by the city of West Hollywood in 2003. On cross-motions for summary judgment the trial court concluded West Hollywood's anti-declawing ordinance was preempted by section 460 and entered judgment in favor of the CVMA, declaring the ordinance invalid and enjoining further enforcement. On appeal, however, this Court reversed, finding section 460 of the veterinary code does not preempt the ordinance. Although section 460 prohibits local legislation imposing separate and additional licensing requirements or other qualifications on individuals holding state licenses issued by agencies of the Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA), it does not preclude otherwise valid local regulation of the manner in which a business or profession is performed.
Cross motions for summary judgment on Plaintiffs� claim against Defendants, the Secretary of the Interior and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, alleging that the Secretary�s failure to designate critical habitat and prepare a recovery plan for the jaguar was unlawful under the ESA. The United States District Court, D. Arizona granted Plaintiffs� motion in part and denied Plaintiffs� motion in part, finding that Defendants� determination that designation of a critical habitat would not be prudent must be set aside because it did not appear to be based on the best scientific evidence available as required by the ESA, and that Defendants� determination not to prepare a recovery plan must also be set aside and remanded for further consideration because the determination was inconsistent with Defendants� own policy guidance and long-standing practice concerning the distinction between foreign and domestic species.
Citizens wanted access to University records dealing with biomedical research using cats and dogs. These records were created, as required by federal Law, but access to the records was requested under state law. According to the New York Freedom of Information Act (FOIL), documents held by an �agency� should be disclosed. The lower Appellate Division held that since the University did not fall under the definition of �agency" under New York Public Officers Law, it was not required to turn over such documents. The New York Court of Appeals, however, found that the Appellate Division's rationale for denying FOIL disclosure was inconsistent with precedent, and that the legislative goal behind FOIL of was liberal disclosure, limited only by narrowly circumscribed specific statutory exemptions. Thus, in reversing the Appellate Division's decision, the Court of Appeals held that the records were subject to disclosure.
In this Pennsylvania case, a cat owner challenged a local ordinance that limited the number of cats she could own at her residence (she owned 25 cats that were rescued "mousers" from factories; the ordinance limited ownership to 5). The court noted that the preamble to the ordinance stated that pursuant to the Borough Code and "in the interest of preserving the public health, safety and general welfare of the residents ... [the Borough] desires to limit the number of dogs and cats kept by any one person and/or residence," but did not state what legitimate public health, safety and welfare goals the Borough sought to advance by enacting this ordinance. Thus, from the information before the court, it could not say whether the Borough ordinance here was a reasonable means to effectuate a legitimate governmental goal.
Plaintiff brought various claims against Defendants after Plaintiff�s cat was euthanized prior to the standard 72 hour waiting period. On Defendants� motion to dismiss, the United States District Court, E.D. Pennsylvania found that Defendants were not acting under color of law. Because any and all claims for which the Court had original jurisdiction were being dismissed, the Court declined to exercise supplemental jurisdiction over Plaintiff�s State law claims.
Respondent Raymond Kerlin, D.V.M., appealed a decision of the Department of Law and Public Safety, Division of Consumer Affairs, Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners (Board), finding him guilty of "gross malpractice or gross neglect" in the practice of veterinary medicine after an employee at his office (his wife) stated that the office could not treat a deathly ill kitten after the owners requested payment by credit (apparently not accepted at the office). In this case, the court observed nothing in the findings of facts to support a conclusion that respondent was aware of the exchange which occurred between the kitten�s owner and Mrs. Kerlin in time for him to have prevented the situation or to have taken remedial steps. Nothing adduced at trial proved that Dr. Kerlin followed the policy of rejecting requests for emergency treatment on credit. Thus, the court concluded that the State failed to establish that respondent was guilty of a violation or of conduct warranting disciplinary action for "gross malpractice", and the decision of the Board was reversed.
Defendants, the Macaks, owned two dogs being boarded at Chieftan Kennels. Plaintiff was outside on her deck when the dogs entered her property and attacked her cats, one of which died later from its injuries. The plaintiff rushed to defend the cats and suffered multiple bites from the dogs. The trial court held that the plaintiff had "provoked" the dogs. The Court of Appeals reversed. "The dogs were already provoked and, in fact, were in a state of attack, for whatever reason when plaintiff responded to their behaviors while on her own property."
Petitioner sought to have the United States Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit, set aside a Default Decision and Order of a United States Department of Agriculture Judicial Officer concluding that Petitioner had willfully violated multiple provisions of the AWA, including knowingly operating as a dealer without a license by delivering for transportation, or transporting, two lions for exhibition without a valid license to do so, causing injury to two lions that resulted in the death of one of the lions, and lying to investigators about Petitioner�s actions. The Court affirmed the Judicial Officer�s Decision and Order, finding, among other things, that the USDA did not err in concluding that Petitioner failed to admit or deny any material allegations in the complaint and was thus deemed to have admitted all allegations, the Judicial Officer did not abuse his discretion by revoking Petitioner�s AWA license on a finding of willfulness, and that that the Judicial Officer�s Decision and Order did not violate fundamental principles of fairness as embodied in the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution, the Administrative Procedures Act, the Animal Welfare Act, and the USDA�s rules.
Tenant had a history of mental illness and kept a dog in her apartment despite a "no pets" policy. The housing authority refused to waive the "no pets" policy and brought an eviction proceeding. Tenant filed a complaint in federal district court alleging violation of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act for failure to waive the "no pets" policy as a reasonable accommodation for her disability. The district court granted the housing authority's motion for summary judgment and the tenant appealed. The court of appeals held that the housing authority deprived the tenant of the benefits of the housing program by enforcing the no pets rule, reasoning that waiving the no pets rule would allow the tenant to fully enjoy the benefits of the program and would place no undue burdens on the housing authority.
Trial court allowed visitation in property dispute over cat between roommates. Later, that court determined it was not in the aged cat's best interests to be shuffled back and forth so revoked its decision, awarding it to the non-possessory roommate in a straight property analysis. The appellate court determined that it would be best for the cat to remain with the possessory party because of his age and the amount of time he had already been living there.
Petitioner-Debtor challenged the Bankruptcy Court�s denial of Petitioner�s application for a Temporary Restraining Order and for a stay pending appeal after the Mohawk and Hudson River Humane Society seized 23 cats from Petitioner�s prior home for failure to provide proper sustenance/cruelty to animals and subsequently obtained a bond against Petitioner for the cost of providing animal care. The United States District Court, N.D. New York denied Petitioner�s motion for leave to appeal requesting relief identical to that which was denied by the Bankruptcy Court, finding that the exhibits submitted show that Petitioner was currently charged with four misdemeanors, and that the commencement of the criminal charges against Petitioner and the posting of security pending the disposition of such criminal charges fall within the exception to the automatic stay under federal law.
This was an action originally instituted by Sentell in the civil district court for the parish of Orleans, to recover the value of a Newffoundland bitch, known as 'Countess Lona,' alleged to have been negligently killed by the railroad company. The company answered, denying the allegation of negligence, and set up as a separate defense that plaintiff had not complied either with the requirements of the state law, or of the city ordinances, with respect to the keeping of dogs, and was therefore not entitled to recover. Recognizing that an owner has only a conditional interest in a dog as a form of property, the Supreme Court held that the Louisiana law was within its police power, and the judgment of the court of appeals against plaintiff was therefore affirmed.
Applicant to nursing program brought suit against the college alleging discrimination under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act for denying her acceptance to the program based on her physical disability of being deaf. The college alleged that the applicant was not "otherwise qualified" under the statute because, even if provided accommodations for her hearing disability, she would be unable to safely participate in the clinical training program. The court held that "otherwise qualified" under the statute means that a person is qualified for the program "in spite of" the handicap, and that the applicant here was not otherwise qualified for the program. The court also held that a program authority is not required to ignore the disability of the applicant when determining eligibility for the program. Rather, the statute only requires that the disabled person not be denied the benefits of the program solely because of the disability.
Defendants were convicted of aggravated animal cruelty for subjecting ten or more animals (cats) to mistreatment or neglect by confining them in a cruel manner and/or failing to provide adequate food and water. On appeal, defendants raise two main issues: (1) whether the State presented sufficient evidence and (2) whether the District Court abused its discretion in denying their motions for mistrial. As to the sufficiency argument, the Supreme Court held that the testimony from veterinary experts as well as the individuals involved in the rescue of the 400-plus cats removed from the three travel trailers was sufficient. On the mistrial issue, the Supreme Court agreed with the District Court that the remarks were improper. However, there was no abuse of discretion by the trial court's ruling that the comments were not so egregious to render the jury incapable of weighing the evidence fairly.
This case considers whether the trial court erred when it dismissed the felony count of unjustifiably killing an animal based on lack of probable cause. The incident stems from the killing of the neighbors' cat with a shotgun by defendant-respondent. At trial, he filed a motion to dismiss for lack of probable cause that was accompanied by a notarized affidavit of the responding police deputy stating the shooting of the cat was "justified." The trial court dismissed the complaint finding insufficient evidence that respondent had unjustifiably killed the cat. On appeal, the court found the district court's reliance on the deputy's lay opinion was improper. The court found it was within the jury's province to determine whether respondent's actions were justified or unjustified based on the evidence at trial.
Defendant found guilty of Cruelty to Animals under a State statute after firing a pellet gun at/toward a cat which was later found with and died from a fatal wound. On Defendant's appeal, the Intermediate Court of Appeals of Hawai'i affirmed the lower court's decision, finding that evidence that Defendant knowingly fired the pellet gun at a group of cats within the range of such a gun was sufficient to find that Defendant recklessly shot and killed the cat. In making its decision, the Court of Appeals further found that the legislature clearly did not intend for a cat to be considered vermin or a pest for purposes of the relevant State anti-cruelty statute's exception, and instead clearly intended for a cat to be considered a "pet animal."
In this Washington case, a cat owner sued a minor and his parents after the minor set her cat on fire. While this Court found that the trial court correctly granted summary judgment with respect to Ms. Womack's private nuisance, tort outrage, and statutory waste claims, it held that the lower court incorrectly calculated the measure of damages. Noting that the Division 2 Appellate Court left open the question of emotional distress damages where a pet has been maliciously injured in Pickford v. Masion, 124 Wash.App. 257, 262-63, 98 P.3d 1232 (2004), this Court held that the general allegations include sufficient facts to find both malicious conduct toward Ms. Womack's pet and her resulting emotional distress. Thus, "[f]or the first time in Washington, we hold malicious injury to a pet can support a claim for, and be considered a factor in measuring a person's emotional distress damages."
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— Patricia Copleston Zavaleta, 84, of Mount Pleasant, S.C., formerly of Thomasville, died Jan. 17, 2013. Patty was born on Jan. 28, 1928, in Charleston, S.C. She was the daughter of Mabel Goodwin and William Ortmann Copleston. She graduated from Catholic University in Wash. D.C., in 1950, with a degree in nursing. Patty was preceded in death by her husband Dr. Alberto A. Zavaleta; daughter, Linda; and son, Ricky. She is survived by three sons, David and his wife, Jennifer; Robert and Al, Jr. and his wife, Selena; sister, Jane C. Martin; seven grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. A service will be scheduled at a later date in Thomasville. Memorial contributions may be made to a local hospice of your choice. — James A. Mcalister Funerals & Cremation, Charleston, S.C
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In 2010 Dr. Belasco completed his fellowship in Sports Medicine with the Atlantic Healthcare System, which is the home of the New York Jets. He began work with Bon Secours in September 2010 and quickly began to build a strong practice in family medicine, sports medicine and the concussion management program.
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You may experience some in convenience Sunday morning if you are traveling near Downtown.
Caltrans has shut down the freeway interchange at the Hollywood (101) Freeway and Arroyo Seco Parkway (110) for what's termed ``Swarm Maintenance.''
The interchange will be closed at 6 a.m. and will be closed until noon so that 175 Caltrans personnel and community service workers can perform several tasks that it would take three or four separate shut-downs to do otherwise, said District 7
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The Northbound 110 connector to northbound 101 and southbound 110 connector to northbound 101 will be closed from 6 a.m to 12 p.m., Caltrans officials said.
The No. 3 lane of the northbound 110 connector to the northbound and southbound 101 will be closed from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m.
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VCU to Atlantic 10 is all but official now. The university has a presser scheduled for 1:30 p.m. and the conference has one set for an hour later. I've updated the Conference Changes for 2013-14 page with this info. Update: CBS's Brett McMurphy (who else) says this move is effective for THIS fall. So the Conference Changes 2012-13 page received an unexpected update. Sorry for the lack of posts lately, but between work and moving, I haven't had a ton of time.per Tim Pearrell of the Richmond Times-Dispatch
The Big Ten will announce its much-anticipated, two six-team divisional setup for the 2011-12 season later Wednesday, with traditional football powers Ohio State and Michigan in opposing divisions and new member Nebraska aligned with the Wolverines. Multiple sources told ESPN.com that the two divisions in the Big Ten will look like: • Michigan, Nebraska, Iowa, Michigan State, Northwestern and Minnesota. • And Ohio State, Penn State, Wisconsin, Purdue, Indiana and Illinois.ESPN Story
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January 29, 2013 6:30 pm at the O'Connor HS Library. Teens and adults are are invited for this free workshop hosted by O'Connor PTSA.
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North Mankato residents and officials have been wrestling with the vision and plan for its city and, particularly, the downtown. More precisely, they've been struggling with the lack of a clear plan and vision.
The lack of a long-range blueprint has most recently been manifested in the discussion over the proposed Marigold apartment complex. Residents opposing the plan said the building would be too tall and large for the location and would harm the character of the area.
When the Planning Commission considered whether to recommend a number of variances the project would need because it would violate existing building codes, they were left without the guidance of a comprehensive development plan for the downtown. In the end, they were left with only the existing codes to guide them and recommended against giving the variances.
But the absence of a plan has caused confusion in the past for the City Council and the Port Authority, the city's economic development body. The Port Authority, for example, has been asked to approve grants for the expansion or renovation of Belgrade Avenue businesses without a clear idea of what goals the grants are supposed to support or which businesses and projects should get grants.
The city has laid some groundwork for a comprehensive plan. It was involved in the regional Envision 2020 planning process that developed some general, broad goals. And the city last year commissioned I&S Group to conduct a study, based on discussions with business, civic and government leaders as well as public open houses. The report issued from that study provides some good information for a comprehensive development plan.
While any master plan must be flexible enough to allow for unexpected challenges or opportunities, a plan should look at what the city wants to accomplish in different parts of the community: What types of development should be sought for the Commerce Drive district, industrial park and downtown? What steps should be taken to limit impacts on residential neighborhoods near commercial districts? How much green space should be required in certain areas of town? What criteria should be used to decide if a proposed project seeks taxpayer subsidies?
Developing and approving such a master plan requires broad public and business input and the elected City Council needs to make the decisions on what a comprehensive plan will include.
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A few concluding thoughts about postconservatism in light of Roger Olson's book Reformed and Always Reforming:
First, I think Olson is right to want a term to describe those who have become less theologically conservative while still identifying themselves as evangelical. There are "postevangelicals," too, which may hold some of the same theological positions (as well as some differing ones), but it's good for us to recognize both those who stop using the evangelical label and those who retain it.
Secondly, Olson admits that some of the people he identifies as postconservative (e.g. Nancey Murphy, Stanley Grenz, etc.) have not been big fans of the label. This is interesting to me because I know it was also the case with Karl Barth and neo-orthodoxy. Well, just as we tend to insist on calling Barth neo-orthodox against his will, I do think there's some usefulness in using postconservative to describe those who fit our own definitions and understandings of what the word means.
But I think it order to become a more cohesive movement we would need to see more people choosing to identify themselves as postconservative. This may mean less in academic circles since those Olson would call postconservative often interact with each other's work a great deal, are real-life friends and colleagues, etc. They will continue these same relationships regardless of what they're calling themselves. However, I wonder the lack of agreement on how to self-identify inhibits postconservatism's ability to become something that lay people can also understand and identify with.
Thirdly, I think it's interesting to think about the ways in which postconservatives have been influenced not only by their fundamentalist and neo-evangelical forebearers but also by movements such as neo-orthodoxy and postliberalism. Are postconservative evangelicals really doing much new or are they merely the evangelicals willing to learn from others? Regardless, I think they have unique opportunities to speak to other evangelicals.
Fourthly, I think postconservative is perhaps most useful when used to identify scholars more than theological opinions themselves, despite the fact that Olson's book is focused on the postconservative style of doing theology. If you talk about theology, there is the question of why we need to say "postconservative" as opposed to simply identifying theology as more "moderate," "progressive," or "liberal." (Although, admittedly, liberalism and conservative evangelicalism have both been more modern in approach than postconservatism, so a more postmodern/postfoundationalist scholar might want to avoid this spectrum for this reason alone, I suppose.)
There is also, as Nancey Murphy points out (according to Olson), the issues of conservatism being a relative term to begin with. Anyone wanting to retain what they are handed from the previous generation of postconservative scholars is, in a sense, conservative—although since we would never label a liberal who wanted to continue the liberal tradition as being "conservative," I think this argument is of questionable relevance. Even if "conservative" technically implies conserving traditional views, we use it in everyday speech to create a left-right spectrum.
The sense in which "postconservative" seems to always work well, however, is to describe the paths of individual theologians. If someone comes from a more conservative background but has moved leftward to a certain degree without completely repudiating their roots, it makes sense to use "postconservative" to describe who they are and where they come from. Of course, if we were to really see a boom of denominations and organizations influenced by postconservatism, what would those who grew up and then remained in this tradition call themselves? I guess we can answer that when we get there.
Fifthly, in terms of critiquing the book itself, I have two primary complaints. I did find myself mildly irked that Olson seemed to see postconservatism as coming out of Arminianism more than the Reformed tradition (especially since neo-orthodoxy has been such an influence on many postconservative scholars). I'm not certain if this is true in terms of where most scholars are actually coming from, but I don't think it's a necessary aspect of the journey which leads one to become postconservative. The book also seems to mention open theism a whole lot, and while it may be a good example of an issue some postconservatives have been willing to reconsider, I don't think it's the defining issue by any means—something Olson admits, too, and yet he still seems to focus on it a disproportionate amount.
Similarly, I thought it was curious that more attention was not given to the issue of inerrancy. A significant part of my own definition of what it means to be postconservative is an abandonment of the doctrine of inerrancy. Perhaps this merely flows out of the postfoundationalism which Olson mentions, but I thought it would have been worth mentioning in its own right.
Lastly, I want to express that even if several handfuls of postconservative evangelical scholars exist, it doesn't mean they are welcome at many evangelical institutions (ex: Wheaton, where one has to be an inerrantist and believe in a historical Adam) or in the Evangelical Theological Society (also inerrantist). And finding a theological home can be even more frustrating when you're not a professor. For that reason, I hope that postconservatism (along with postliberalism) matures into something beyond the reaches of the academy, creating space for thoughtful and faithful theological engagement in our pews, as well.


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By EDNA SHAFFER
Editor's note: This column was written by Molly Franks, Edna Shaffer's third-born daughter. Edna expects to be back writing next month.
We make the road by walking.
Paulo Freire
Our story begins like this: Our clever mom won our dad by smelling like barbecue.
He was a young soldier in the Air Force and she was a cook at the Pig's Den in Jonesboro, Ark. It helped that she was a beautiful young slip of a thing, quiet with dark soulful eyes. He was tall and handsome -- a curious mix of boxer and musician. They embarked on a love story that would cover six decades and many of life's most difficult changes. They walked and where they walked, they made a road.
My parents, in middle age, with three daughters (one newly married and a fourth hovering for a landing) agreed together to enter new territory. While I was occupied with playing, Dad was studying to become a minister. When most people are planning for a secure retirement, Dad forfeited his job as a well-paid construction superintendent for an unknown future. With Mom's support, we packed our belongings and moved to a rural community 300 miles north of our home. To my sister and me, this was a huge adventure. It is only in looking back that I can fully appreciate the sheer boldness they exhibited! They were not afraid to make a road.
Fifteen years ago, my parents agreed to move closer to my family. It was a big decision as they left the house "that love built" on Grandpa's Mountain. Dad was showing signs of dementia and their home in the woods was too isolated.
As Dad declined, Mom was devoted to his care. It was a fall that sent Dad to the hospital and he would not come home again. From there he entered a nursing home. It was the day before their 58th wedding anniversary. I will never forget the pain of that day nor the meager attempt to make the next day "special" as we celebrated their anniversary in Dad's new, shared room. How on earth, would we do this? We were making a road.
Amazing how the unthinkable becomes the norm. Our mom was faithful beyond belief. When many spouses would have considered their work done, Mom continued. For four years, regardless of the weather, she took care of Dad daily as if he was her baby. She kept him clean, brushed his teeth, fed him and fiercely advocated on his behalf. She put off her own serious health needs. My sisters and I knew she was thoroughly exhausted. When Dad left us on a quiet December morning, we wondered what would become of Mom. While we were wondering, she was making a road by walking.
The last five months have been filled with many difficult days, but the buzzword for May is "restore." As the hillsides and the woodlands come alive with new birth, I witness my mom returning to her new, old self. An appetite starts to emerge, she forgets to use her walker, she washes her own hair, she wanders outside to water her beloved perennials, she makes a grocery list. Her voice is strong, her to-do list grows, her plans for the summer take shape, she laughs on the phone. We are on an upward trajectory without interference from the hard days of setbacks. This amazing woman, who I am fortunate to share Mother's Day with again this May, has not written her final chapter. You can look forward to hearing from her again as she continues to make the road in her incredible life.
Those of you who grew up on potlucks may recognize some variation of the following recipe. This is a dish prepared by one of our mom's dearest friends, Gwen Copeland.
Gwen Copeland's Good Neighbor Casserole
12 slices whole grain bread
4 c. diced chicken (just about a whole chicken)
1 c. chopped celery
1 c. chopped green pepper
1 c. minced onion
1 c. mayonnaise
11/2 t. salt
Black pepper to taste
2 cans cream of mushroom soup
1 c. grated cheddar
4 eggs, beaten
3 c. milk
Butter three slices of bread; cut into 1/2-inch cubes and set aside. Cube the remaining 9 slices and place half of the unbuttered cubes in the bottom of a 9-by-13-inch casserole dish.
Combine chicken, vegetables, mayonnaise and seasonings. Add one can soup and 1/2 cup grated cheddar. Spread over the bread cubes in the dish. Place the remainder of unbuttered bread cubes over the top. Combine the eggs with the milk. Pour over the top of the casserole, cover and refrigerate for one hour or overnight.
Spoon 1 can of soup over the top. Sprinkle with buttered bread cubes. Bake at 325º for 50 minutes. Sprinkle remaining 1/2 cup cheese over the casserole and bake for 15 minutes more.
This is heavy, so if you have restrictions on how much you may lift, have someone on hand to hoist it for you.
Parting shot: "It began in mystery, and it will end in mystery, but what a savage and beautiful country lies in between." -- Diane Ackerman
Edna Shaffer is a local mother, grandmother and great-grandmother who writes about cooking from the perspective of an older adult. She can be reached at email@example.com. For more Grandma's Kitchen columns by Edna Shaffer, log on to record-eagle.com/ednashaffer.


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- Mix together the peanut butter and marshmallow cream in a bowl; set aside. Lightly grease a square glass dish with butter.
- Stir together the sugar and milk in a saucepan over medium-high heat; stirring occasionally, bring to a boil at 234 degrees F (110 degrees C) and then immediately remove from heat and stir in the peanut butter mixture and the vanilla; pour into the prepared dish and allow to cool to room temperature before serving.
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You cannot beat this peanut butter fudge recipe. It is smooth, creamy, and melts in your mouth. I substituted creamy peanut butter for the chunky and it turned out perfectly. I've received so many compliments and my picky family loves it! Ignore the other reviews that it is too soft. It sets up perfectly if you bring the milk and sugar to a soft ball stage (slighly golden in color) before adding the remaining ingredients.
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This was very good peanut butter fudge. The fudge was soooo smooth. The only issue I had is that it didn't set up as firm as I would have liked. It tasted delicious but was to soft and sticky.
Simple Easy & Fabulous! ...As for the members who have issues with it setting up- Use a Themometer- 240 degrees and it sets in seconds! Thx again for Posting this was awesome!
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- 291 cal
- 15%
- Fat
- 11.1 g
- 17%
- Carbs
- 44.9 g
- 14%
- Protein
- 5.9 g
- 12%
- Cholesterol
- 1 mg
- < 1%
- Sodium
- 111 mg
- 4%
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