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A candle light vigil is planned for an Oakdale woman who has been missing for over a week.
The candle light vigil will be at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Five Oaks Church in Woodbury, according to a post on the Danielle Mary Jelinek Search Team Facebook page.
Danielle Jelinek, 27, has not been seen or heard of since Dec. 8. Family called the Chisago County Sheriff's Office on Dec. 9 to check on her at a residence in Chisago Lake Township.
Deputies found her shoes, purse and cell phone at the residence as well as her car in the driveway.
Authorities have named Aaron Schnagl, an on-again/off-again boyfriend, as a person of interest in the case. Schnagl was arrested on Dec. 9 for possessing 12 pounds of marijuana, which deputies found at the residence after retrieving a search warrant.
Several search parties were sent out last week, but Jelinek has yet to be found.
Authorities canceled community search parties for Saturday, Dec. 15, stating they needed to further evaluate their reserach on the case. Professional search parties consisting of fire fighters, search and rescue and other law enforcement agencies searched for Jelinek on Saturday, according to the Danielle Mary Jelinek Search Team.
In addition to the upcoming candle light vigil tonight, the family also held a group prayer for Jelinek on Sunday morning at Crossroads Church in Woodbury.
A time has not been set yet for the next search for Jelinek.
Day Two: Search Continues for Missing Oakdale Woman Thursday Afternoon
Local Nonprofit Speaks Out to Family of Missing Oakdale Woman
Search Launched Wednesday to Find Missing Oakdale Woman
Sheriff's Office Investigates Oakdale Woman's Disappearance
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Senior Little League State Championship
DuBOIS-DuBois is hosting the Senior Little League State Championship this year at the brand new Showers Field.
Award for Elk Run Bridge
PUNXSUTAWNEY- PennDOT District 10 and its industry partners, SAI Consulting Engineers, and Francis J. Palo, Inc., received the Outstanding New Multiple Span Bridge Award from the Association for Bridge Construction and Design (ABCD) for the Route 119 Elk Run Bridge Replacement in Punxsutawney Borough, Jefferson County.
Smeal to Help Workforce Meet Educational Needs
DuBOIS � Chancellor Melanie Hatch is pleased to announce that Michelle Smeal has joined the Office of Continuing Education (CE) at Penn State DuBois as an education program associate. She will assume the sales responsibilities previously assigned to John Blasdell prior to his retirement from Penn State.
New Charges for Rock-throwing
MIFFLINBURG(AP) � Three Pennsylvania teenagers now stand charged as adults in a highway rock-throwing incident in Pennsylvania that left an Ohio teacher critically injured.
Feds Plan for Climate Change Impact
HARRISBURG - The National Park Service is making plans to prepare for and react to the effects of climate change at parks in Pennsylvania and elsewhere, say department officials.
Fugitive of the Week � Paul Ulrich
CLEARFIELD � Clearfield County District Attorney, William A. Shaw, Jr., announced Clearfield County's Fugitive of the Week for the week of July 21, 2014.
Shaw identified the Fugitive as Paul Eugene Ulrich, age 32, of Grove Avenue, Johnstown, Pennsylvania.
New Speed Limit for Turnpike
� The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PTC) announced today that a 70 mph speed limit will be put in place on a 100-mile stretch of toll road in the south-central part of the state next week.
Investments in 35 Airports
� Governor Tom Corbett today announced that an $18 million state and federal investment will improve safety and operations at 35 Pennsylvania airports that support more than 2,600 jobs.
Redbank Valley Trail Improvements
BROOKVILLE- Brookville Council last night took a big step toward increasing tourism by agreeing to improve access to the Redbank Valley Trail.
New School Zone Signs in DuBois
DUBOIS- PennDOT alerts motorists to a change in roadway signage that will take place next week in the city of DuBois.
Gluten-Free Doesn't Mean a Healthy Choice
HARRISBURG- As more food choices labeled 'gluten-free' show up on store shelves across the state, some people are warning that it's not automatically a healthy choice.
Local Police Officer Honored
CLEARFIELD � A Clearfield patrol officer has been honored for his drving enforcement efforts Patrolman Nathan Curry of the Clearfield Borough Police Department was recently honored for outstanding efforts in stopping aggressive driving.
Judicial Modernization Legislation is now Law
HARRISBURG- A bill has been signed into law by the governor that will give the public easier access to court records and save taxpayer money.
Suspend Licenses for unpaid Court Fines
HARRISBURG- It's estimated that there's around a billion dollars every year in fines and court costs that are not collected by Pennsylvania courts. One state Senator says the state should withhold drivers' licenses until the money is paid.
Woman Hit While Standing Next to Car
Punxsutawney State Police report
that a pedestrian was been taken to Brookville hospital after being run over in Jefferson County.
Police Charged Two People in A Rash of Burglaries
PUNXSUTAWNEY - Punxsutawney State Police have charged two people with four counts of burglary overnight Saturday . According to State Police, 30 year old Ashley Collier of Rossiter and 29 year old Michael Goss of Arcadia have been charged with burglaries at the Rossiter American Legion, Steffey United Methodist Church, the Laurel Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church, and a residence on Hemlock Lake Road.
A Brockport man Charged with Aggravated Assault
RIDGEWAY - Ridgway State Police report a Brockport man is in the Elk County Jail after an incident of aggravated assault early Sunday morning in Horton Township. State Police report that 32 year old Louis Kuhar was involved in a verbal disagreement with a person and began throwing items at the victim.
Two Fires Under Investigation in Clearfield
CLEARFIELD - The Pennsylvania State Fire Marshall is investigating the origin of a second fire that took place Friday in a mobile home in Decatur Township, Clearfield County. A mobile home was partially destroyed by fire Thursday.
Governor Signs State Budget
HARRISBURG,PA (AP) - Governor Tom Corbett has signed the State budget, more than a week after the new fiscal year began without a spending plan in place.
Tornadoes Touchdown Confirmed
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The National Weather Service has confirmed that two tornadoes touched down in three counties during Tuesday�s storm, but other damage elsewhere was due to straight-line winds.
Penn Highlands New Chief Medical Officer
Penn Highlands Healthcare announced today that Gary DuGan, MD, has been named the system's Chief Medical Officer (CMO). This new position has been created to focus on quality and patient safety and have a broad influence on clinical strategy, clinical integration and the cost of care across the system. Dr. DuGan has been the Vice President and Chief Medical Officer for Penn Highlands DuBois, one of the system's affiliate hospitals, since 2007.
Medical marijuana advocates push for vote
HARRISBURG (AP) � The Pennsylvania state Senate is unlikely to act on medical marijuana legislation before the fall, to the disappointment of about two dozen mothers, grandmothers, nurses and small children who went to the Capitol to press for its passage.
Severe Thunder Storm Warning
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR SOUTHERN CLEARFIELD COUNTY IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA UNTIL 445 PM EDT and NORTHEASTERN INDIANA COUNTY IN WEST CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA, SOUTHEASTERN JEFFERSON COUNTY IN WEST CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA,UNTIL 415 PM EDT
It's "National Park and Rec Month"
HARRISBURG - From Lake Erie to the Alleghenies and Pocanos to the Delaware Water Gap, Pennsylvanians are being encouraged to venture beyond their homes and offices, and head into the commonwealth's spectacular outdoors during "National Park and Recreation Month" in July.
Hummingbird Speedway Race Report 7-5
FALLS CREEK- The US Army invaded Hummingbird Speedway on Saturday night when Staff Sergeant Kevin Dugan brought the Humvee �pace car� to the speedway to celebrate the birth of our nation.
Newer Cars Saving PA Drivers Money at Pump
HARRISBURG - Pennsylvanians who traveled the roads over the holiday weekend likely felt the pinch at the gas pump, but some spent a lot less money fueling up than others.
Gabler Elk License Auction Bill
Legislation to reauthorize and expand the Special Elk License Auction Program has been approved by both the Pennsylvania House and Senate, and now awaits the Governor�s signature.
New License Plates for PA Veterans
HARRISBURG � The state legislature gave final approval today to legislation sponsored by Senator David G. Argall (R-29) creating new specialty license plates honoring the exceptional military service of Pennsylvania residents.
No More Light Up Night Committee
BROOKVILLE- Brookville�s Light Up Night Committee officially dissolved as a committee at last night�s council meeting. Council approved placing the committee under the borough last year.
Human Trafficking Legislation Sent to Governor
On Monday night, the Pennsylvania Senate concurred in House amendments to SB 75, legislation introduced by State Senator Stewart J. Greenleaf (R, Montgomery, Bucks) to combat human trafficking in Pennsylvania. The legislation will now be sent to the Governor to be signed into law.
Western PA Gas Prices Up Slightly
Western Pennsylvania gas prices rose about three cents to $3.86 a gallon this week, according to AAA East Central.
Captured- Richard Supenia
The Fugitive of the week
50 year old Richard Allen Supenia
was apprehended in Altoona today by the deputies of the Clearfield County Sheriff�s Office.
Fiscal Year Here: No Signed Pa. Budget
HARRISBURG (AP) � Midnight marked the arrival of Pennsylvania state government's new fiscal year, which comes with an election-year budget bill approved by the Legislature, but not Gov. Tom Corbett's signature.
Responsible Budget Bill Approved
Lawmakers approved a $29.09 billion on-time state budget Monday in Harrisburg that provides a significant increase in spending for public education while holding the line on taxes.
Woman Reported Missing
BIG RUN- Punxsutawney State Police are looking for a missing woman who was last seen at the Big Run ball field yesterday evening. Police say 36-year-old Heather Gigliotti of Walston walked away from her family after an altercation.
�Kevin�s Law� Headed to the Governor
HARRISBURG � The state Senate today approved a bill to increase the minimum mandatory sentence for drivers who fatally hit an individual and then flee the scene, according to Sen. Lisa Baker (R-20).
Hummingbird Speedway Race Report 6-29
FALLS CREEK- Hummingbird Speedway was back in action Saturday night in Falls Creek, PA.
Keystone Exam may not be Grad Requirement
HARRISBURG-The Senate Education Committee has approved legislation that would end passing the Keystone Exams as a requirement for high school graduation.
June 2013 Flood
DuBOIS- A year ago today many parts of the area were under water. Heavy rains caused flash flooding across Jefferson and Clearfield Counties. Around 5 inches of rain fell in just a few hours.
Our Flood page from last year :
Fire Hydrant Delay
BROCKWAY- For months the Snyder Township Supervisors have planned with the Brockway Municipal Water Authority to install a fire hydrant on the Luke property in Crenshaw. Recently, a great opportunity came along when a water line leak showed up in the area and the line had to be uncovered. The workers began to place the hydrant but were stopped by the property owner.
4th of July Checkpoint and Roving Patrols
CLEARFIELD � The Clearfield County DUI Strike Force will conduct a checkpoint and roving patrols during the Independence Day enforcement period. The patrols could take place at any time now through the July 4th holiday weekend.
Gov: I've Never Condemned Paterno, 'never will'
HARRISBURG (AP) � Pennsylvania's governor says he's never condemned the late Penn State coach Joe Paterno for his actions regarding now-convicted child sex abuser Jerry Sandusky, and he "never will."
Bill Promoting Conventional oil Production
HARRISBURG- The Senate Environmental Resources and Energy Committee June 25 approved legislation introduced by Senator Scott Hutchinson that will protect and promote conventional oil production in Pennsylvania.
Toddler Wandering Streets Alone
WILCOX- A 2 year old girl was found wandering by herself in the Village of Wilcox Tuesday evening.
New Coach in Pittsburgh
PITTSBURG(AP) � The Pittsburgh Penguins have a new coach. Former NHL assistant Mike Johnston has been tagged to lead the club in the wake of Dan Bylsma's dismissal.
NFL Removes cap on Concussion Damages
PHILADELPHIA (AP) � The NFL has agreed to remove a cap on concussion-related damages after a judge questioned whether a proposed settlement provided enough money to cover retired players.
Gabler Votes to Move Budget Bill
The state House today passed House Bill 2328, the general appropriations portion of the 2014-15 state budget. The legislation contains no new taxes and would increase support for Pennsylvania�s public schools for the fourth consecutive fiscal year.
Rocco�s Law awaits Governor�s Signature
HARRISBURG- Legislation sponsored by Senator Matt Smith of Allegheny County that would strengthen Pennsylvania�s law against those who would torture or kill a police dog is on its way to the governor for his signature.
PA Lawmakers Eye 'Biosimilar' Approvals
HARRISBURG (AP) � Pennsylvania state senators passed legislation to require physician approval before dispensing alternatives to patented biological medicines over the protests of insurance companies and pharmacists.
Elk County District Attorney Threatened
PUNXSUTAWNEY- A convicted arsonist made threatening phone calls to Elk County District Attorney Shawn Timothy McMahon. Punxsutawney state police say 41 year old Christopher Thomas made several threatening phone calls on June 17th between 5:30pm and 8:45 pm.
New Budget, Computers and Teachers
BROCKWAY- The Brockway Area School Board met in special session on Tuesday, June 24, 2014 for the final adoption of the budget for the 2014-15 school year in the amount of $14,343,124 and to close out business for the 2013-14 fiscal year that ends on June 30.
Man with Gun Arrested
BROCKWAY- An armed man has been arrested in Brockway. Brockway Police responded to a report of a domestic dispute at the Parkview Apartments on 7th Avenue yesterday.
Proposed Changes to State Truancy Laws
HARRISBURG- State Senators are proposing a change in Pennsylvania's truancy laws after a mother of seven died in a county jail while serving a sentence for not paying fines for her children's absences from school.
Upper Classmen Tickets Sell out in Minutes
The 2014 Penn State student football season ticket sale is off to another sold out start, as the senior and junior classes and Nittany Lion graduate students have exhausted their allotments during the first two days of the sale.
Grant for Haven House
DuBOIS- The City of DuBois is working with Central Pennsylvania Community Action to apply for $80,000 Emergency Solutions Grant for Haven House. This grant will help to operate the shelter for homeless individuals and families.
Hummingbird Speedway Race Reports
REYNOLDSVILLE- Another exciting evening of local short track racing was on hand for the fans and teams at Hummingbird Speedway on Saturday night.
PA Bills to �Green Up� Businesses, Manufacturing
HARRISBURG - Businesses that focus on green building and high performance would reap the benefits of a package of bills being introduced at the state Capitol - legislation that sponsors say could help the state environmentally as well.
Report: Opportunities in PA�s Changing Senior-Care Landscape
HARRISBURG Pa. - Ask Pennsylvania seniors about long-term care, and most will likely tell you they'd prefer an 'at home' setup, with help from unpaid family caregivers.
Lyme Disease Awareness/ Prevention Legislation
HARRISBURG- Today, the Pennsylvania Senate concurred in House amendments to State Senator Stewart J. Greenleaf�s SB 177, legislation creating a task force within the Pennsylvania Department of Health to educate the public about Lyme disease and conduct a tick surveillance program across the Commonwealth. The legislation will now be sent to the Governor.
Reynoldsville Asking for Opinions
REYNOLDSVILLE- Reynoldsville is a blueprint community. This allows them access to state grants and loans to improve the condition of the borough. Community members are being asked to fill out a survey which will help them decide what projects the borough will focus.
Reduced-Fee Hunting & Fishing Licenses
HARRISBURG � The State Senate has unanimously approved legislation to offer more disabled Pennsylvania veterans reduced-fee hunting and fishing licenses, according to Senators Joe Scarnati (R-25), Lisa Baker (R-20) and Scott Hutchinson (R-21).
Local Control of Coal
Pennsylvania's House of Representatives is taking steps to try to ensure lawmakers have the final say over any state plan to comply with proposed new federal rules to cut carbon dioxide pollution from power plants.
Bicycles Stolen in Brookville
BROOKVILLE- Brookville police are investigating 2 separate bicycle thefts this month.
Inmate Charged with Murder
CLEARFIELD � A S.C.I. Houtzdale inmate has been charged with the murder of a fellow inmate. District Attorney William Shaw Jr. identified the defendant as Lawrence Edward Peterson, Jr., age 44, from Easton, Pennsylvania.
Bookville Residents, Cut the Grass
BROOKVILLE- Violators of the Brookville Borough�s grass mowing ordinance may soon be seeing some hefty fees.
Penn State Athletic Director Retires
UNIVERSITY PARK� Penn State Athletic Director David M. Joyner today (June 17) announced his plans to retire from the University. He has requested that his duties as athletic director end Aug. 1, and has offered to assist with the transition beyond that date.
Traffic Delays Expected for Beam Installation
DuBOIS � Traffic delays should be expected tomorrow, June 17, as work continues on PennDOT�s Route 255 project near I-80. Crews will be setting a beam tomorrow on a small bridge just north of the Treasure Lake entrance.
Youth Suicide, Genocide Education in Schools
HARRISBURG (AP) � Pennsylvania schools could soon be encouraged to teach about youth suicide prevention and the history of genocide, under two separate measures headed to Gov. Tom Corbett's desk.
Both bills passed the state House of Representatives on Monday.
Heart Defect Screening for Newborns
HARRISBURG- Legislation that would require newborn babies to undergo a screening for Congenital Heart Defect has passed the Pennsylvania Senate and is now before the House for final approval.
Kindergarten not Optional, It�s the Law
HARRISBURG (AP) � The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that parents who enroll their children in kindergarten are subject to the state's compulsory attendance law.
Community Days Pictures
Here are some shots of Community Days. Make sure you go to our Facebook Album
Community Days 2014
to see more photos. Make sure you find and tag yourself! We also have videos of Community Days and the parade coming today and Monday June 23rd!
Hummingbird Speedway Race Report
REYNOLDSVILLE- Hummingbird Speedway was back in action Saturday night with another full card of racing entertainment. The main attraction for the evening was a visit by Bud Garvey�s racing pioneers. These show and go cars represent racing the way it used to be.
Dyslexia Screenings for Students
HARRISBURG- Lawmakers have passed and sent to the Governor a bill that would establish a pilot program to screen Pennsylvania students for dyslexia.
Community Days Begins Today!
DuBOIS- �I think its great that the Fire Department gives something back to the community and vice versa. The community gives back to the Fire Department.� - Firehouse Pizzeria owner Jim Whited.
As usual Community Days is bigger than ever. Read more to see whats happening tonight and what some of our fans are looking forward to this Community Days.
Asian Restaurants Raided
STATE COLLEGE- Federal immigration officials are calling a series of raids in state college yesterday a targeted enforcement operation. In the morning the Department of Homeland Security agents, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, Pennsylvania Attorney General's agents and local police officers raided primarily Asian restaurants and closed them.
DASD Educators, Support People of the Year
DuBOIS � Eight educators and eight support people were nominated for the 2013-14 DuBois Area School District Superintendent�s Award as Exemplary Educator and Exemplary Support Person of the Year. The winners will be honored at the June 12th DuBois School Board work session.
Bill to Help More Military Families
HARRISBURG � The House on Monday unanimously approved a bill sponsored by state Senator Lisa Baker (R-20) that will help a greater number of military families who have fallen on hard times. The Senate approved the bill in December 48-0. It now heads to the desk of Governor Tom Corbett to be signed into law.
Wolf, Corbett Cross Paths for 1st Time
PHILADELPHIA (AP) � Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Wolf promised an environmental group that he would launch a third round of the state's "Growing Greener" program if he is elected.
HAP report: Economic Impact of Penn Highlands
DuBOIS- Penn Highlands Healthcare annually contributes about $904 million to the region�s economy, according to a report recently released by The Hospital & Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP). Penn Highlands also supports 3,800 jobs in the region.
Hazardous Weather Outlook
The National Weather Service has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook: Showers will continue to make heavy rain for the rest of the evening and early tonight. There may still be a few locations with wind damage but the biggest threat for the rest of the night will be possible flooding from repeated showers and thunderstorms.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning
WEATHER ALERT- The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Elk,Clearfield, Clinton,Western Centre, Southern McKean, and Cameron Counties until 9:30pm.
At 8:25 pm Dopplar radar indicated a line of severe thunderstorms capable of producing quarter size hail and destructive winds in excess of 70 mph.
At 8:34 pm Dopplar indicated severe thunderstorms capable of producing a tornado. This dangerous storm was located over Parker Dam, moving north at 45 mph.
Child Molester Sentenced to State Prison
CLEARFIELD - Clearfield County District Attorney, William A. Shaw, Jr., announced today that a Curwensville man has been sentenced to state prison for sexually assaulting a fourteen year old male.
Shaw identified the Defendant as Richard Coy Bennett, Jr., age 51, of McDivitt Road,Curwensville, Pennsylvania.
C.G. Johnson Donates to Historical Society
REYNOLDSVILLE- It has become a tradition at C.G. Johnson Elementary School to have a talent show each spring showcasing the many talents of the students. The students �vote� for the talent they like best with coins. Every year the money is then donated to a worthy cause. This year, the money went to the Reynoldsville Historical Society for the town�s new museum.
Western PA Gas Prices Dip Slightly
Western Pennsylvania gas prices dipped slightly, averaging $3.80 a gallon this week, according to AAA East Central.
The national average price for regular unleaded gasoline is $3.65 per gallon. This time last year, consumers were paying two cents less at the pump ($3.63), and the national average was beginning to trend downward toward the summer low of $3.47 (July 7, 2013).
Senate panel OKs bill to shrink Penn State board
HARRISBURG (AP) � Legislation to shrink the size of Penn State's board of trustees from 30 to 23 members has passed its first test.
Allenbaugh Scholarship at Penn State DuBois
DuBOIS � In order to support Penn State DuBois students, William and Nancy Allenbaugh of DuBois have established the William and Nancy Allenbaugh Scholarship. The scholarship will provide recognition and financial assistance to outstanding undergraduate students who are enrolled, or plan to enroll in the Human Development and Family Studies program at Penn State DuBois, who also have a need for funds to help cover college expenses.
FOW � Phillip Wilkinson
CLEARFIELD � Clearfield County District Attorney, William A. Shaw, Jr., announced Clearfield County's Fugitive of the Week for the week of June 9, 2014.
Shaw identified the Fugitive as Phillip Lee Wilkinson, age 31, of Chestnut Street, DuBois, Pennsylvania.
Shaw stated that Wilkinson is wanted for failure to appear at a Preliminary Hearing on May 9, 2014.
Commission to Look at School Funding Formula
The state House and Senate have passed and sent to the Governor legislation that establishes a commission to review and make recommendations concerning basic education funding. It will also make recommendations for a new formula to deal with the distribution of any future increase in basic education funding.
Raceway Helps Raise Thousands
HARRISBURG- Fans and teams of dirt track racers Joined together on Saturday night at Hummingbird Speedway to support the Children�s Tumor Foundation. Paige Doane was the special guest of the evening for fund raising efforts spearheaded by the #1B Brooks Race Team and Lindemuth racing families. Through the generosity of the teams, fans and others the group raised over $3,700.00 for the charity.
Free Speech or Illegal Threats?
WASHINGTON (AP) � The Supreme Court could decide as early as Monday whether to clarify the First Amendment rights of people who use violent or threatening language on Facebook, in emails and other electronic media.
Protection Against Wild Winter Utility Bills
HARRISBURG- This past winter was one many in Pennsylvania would rather forget, especially those pushed to the brink by electric bills that nearly broke them financially.
Legislation to Further Protect Children
HARRISBURG - The State Senate today approved legislation to further protect Pennsylvania children from sexual abuse and impose a mandatory minimum sentence for murder of a child, according to Senate President Pro Tempore Joe Scarnati (R-25).
Fugitive of the week captured
CLEARFIELD � Clearfield County District Attorney, William A. Shaw, Jr., announced the capture of a wanted fugitive.
Shaw identified the Fugitive as Nicholas Joseph Peo, age 38, of East Logan Avenue, Altoona, Pennsylvania.
Peo was added to the Clearfield County Fugitive of the Week list on June 2, 2014.
Council Applauds Firemen
BROOKVILLE- Brookville Council last night praised the borough�s volunteer firemen for their rapid response to a structure fire Sunday morning. The fire started in a garage adjacent to two homes on Erma Circle while the owner was doing a welding project. While the blaze destroyed the garage and damaged parts of each home�s siding, the fire department�s quick response in large numbers saved a bad situation from getting worse
PA's Path to Meeting EPA Power Plant Pollution Rules
HARRISBURG - Pennsylvania and other states will play major roles in implementing a proposed by the federal Environmental Protection Agency that would require power plants to cut carbon dioxide emissions 30 percent below their 2005 levels by 2030.
Rally Urges Raising Pennsylvania�s Minimum Wage
HARRISBURG- As hundreds chanted, "Hey, hey, ho, ho, $7.25 has got to go,"lawmakers and union officials filled the Capitol Rotunda to urge legislative leaders and the Governor to end their opposition to increasing Pennsylvania�s minimum wage.
Genetically Modified Foods
HARRISBURG- Since 1996, there�s been an explosion of genetically engineered foods on the shelves of our grocery stores, but due to the lack of labeling requirements, most consumers aren�t aware of what they�re eating.
Corbett Shuns Tax Increases
HARRISBURG (AP) � Gov. Tom Corbett is telling lawmakers that he's against solving the state's growing budget shortfall with new tax increases.
FOW- Nicholas Peo
CLEARFIELD � Clearfield County District Attorney, William A. Shaw, Jr., announced Clearfield County's Fugitive of the Week for the week of June 2, 2014.
Shaw identified the Fugitive as Nicholas Joseph Peo, age 38, of East Logan Avenue, Altoona, Pennsylvania.
Ridgway Flooding Disaster Assistance
- Governor Corbett has sent a letter to the United States Small Business Administration to request a disaster declaration for local areas that were impacted by the severe flooding that took place In May.
Last week Senate President Pro Tempore Joe Scarnati
and Lt. Governor Cawley�s assessed the damage caused by the massive flooding in Elk County.
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Herndon Festival
International Apartments
831 Locust St, Herndon, VA 20170
831 Locust St, Herndon, VA 20170
The International Apartment complex is an apartment row located on Locust Street next to Herndon Middle School. It…More has a "downtown" feel and is located near cobblestone streets and Town Hall. One- and two-bedroom apartments are available.
Parks and the Herndon Festival and "Friday Night Live" concerts are located just around the corner from this apartment complex.


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Registration is required for all Goodhue Center programs.
Please call or e-mail Katie LiVolsi at the Center for enrollment materials or additional information.
Please note that each program has its own registration time frame. All programs are subject to minimum enrollment requirements. Scholarships are available for many of our programs if there is a demonstrated need.
Goodhue Center
304 Prospect Ave.
Staten Island, N.Y. 10301
Telephone: (718) 447-2630
Fax: (718) 981-3827
- Who We Serve
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- Bronx Family Center
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- Drew Hamilton Learning Center
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Douglaston Parkway and 240th Street
Catharine Turner Richardson Park
42nd Avenue, 240th Street, Douglaston Parkway, Douglaston, NY 11362
42nd Avenue, 240th Street, Douglaston Parkway, Douglaston, NY 11362
Catharine Turner Richardson Park provides a tranquil setting in which residents can sit and relax in a tree-shaded…More spot along Douglaston Parkway at the corners of 42nd Avenue and 240th Street.
The park includes several benches, a water fountain, patches of grass where dogs can play and an array of plants and small trees.
It is located in the middle of a quiet residential street and across the street from the Wellesley Gardens apartment complex. The site is maintained by the Douglaston Garden Club.


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Exhibit- copy of check to Kilpatrick Civic Fund. for $1,000. signed by Mary Settle. Date June 25th 2008. Faxed to the witness who hand delivered the check to the function on June 26th.
Would you have made donation if you knew funds were being used for personal or political reasons? No.
10:02AM Thomas cross examines.
Witness says he met Kwame once or twice before.
Kiplatrick Civic Fund a social welfare fund? Do not know what that is.
Contribution from corp to KCF? Yes.
Thomas goes back to solicitation letter. Not signed by Kwame? No.
Letter fairly broadly written would you agree? Yes fairly broadly.
You didn't believe fund was being precluded from political activity? Well last paragraph says no political campaign.
Well that's specific. but what about legislative issues, would that be political? Yes.
Understanding those issues important for community? Yes.
Educating residents on importance of voting that has political implication? Yes.
Letter doesn't foreclose political activity just contributing to a campaign says Thomas.
No funds donated to political campaign reads Thomas, that's specific.
Kwame Kilpatrick was the name of the Civic Fund, he was figure head? Yes.
Would you expect the KCF to run expenses? I don't know.
Well what about functions and staff. you would have expected there were employees of Civic fund and they would be reimbursed? Don't know if they would be employees or volunteers says witness.
Did Kwame speak? Yes.
To do all the things in the letter you would have to have people organize? Yes.
As figure head, would Kwame not have to travel to solicit funds? I don't know.
You were local but there were people from out of states. Would you have expected figure head to travel to solicit funds. I don't know about that.
If you had known that would that have affected your ability to donate? No.
10:10AM Blackwell redirects.
What about the mayor's family go to a spa resort in California, would you have donated? No.
What about spa services? No.


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VYSA Expense Reimbursement Form
VYSA Expense Reimbursement form
is to be used whenever submitting a request for reimbursement from the VYSA State Office. The form has calculations set up for adding columns, all the user need do is fill out the information at the top, put the amounts to be reimbursed in the correct spaces and print the copy. Forms must signed and sent to the State Office with receipts for each item of reimbursement attached.
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Planning a trip to Ireland can be a daunting task - what should I not miss? Everyone has their own favorite sights and places. Yet there are a number of locations every visitor to Ireland should see. Taking them all in will also showcase the variety to be found on the comparatively small island. They are definitely part of the best of Ireland.
Bru na Boinne
Not a single sight, but a historic landscape on the banks of the Boyne, dotted with prehistoric monuments. The largest are Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth. Newgrange and Knowth can only be visited by tour from the modern visitor centre. Be there early and plan for a half day (at least) to take in the whole experience.
The Burren
Wedged between the rough beauty of the Aran Islands and the bustling university city of Galway, the near featureless desolation of this limestone plateau has often been likened to a moonscape. Ancient monuments and bizarre rock formations abound. Some spectacular sights can be taken in by driving around the Burren next to Galway Bay.
The Hill of Tara
The ancient seat of the High Kings of Ireland and one of the Irish royal sites, now little more than immense earthworks covered with grass. The excellent audiovisual show in the disused church will help in understanding the importance of this site. The Hill of Tara is fascinating - though you need a bit of background knowledge.
Dublin City
Best explored on board of one of the numerous bus tours or on foot, Dublin is relatively small. It is however rich in history as well as full of sights and museums. Dublin's top attractions alone can keep the tourist busy for a whole week! Avoid the city centre on Saturdays when half the population of Ireland seems to go shopping here!
Lakes of Killarney and Ring of Kerry
If you want to experience spectacular coastal scenery, breathtaking mountain landscapes, ancient monuments and the tranquil old-world-charm of Killarney's lakes, castles and houses, this is the place to go. Bear in mind that thousands of tourists will have the same idea - the best time here can be had both sides of the summer months.
In Glendalough, the valley of the two lakes, you will find one of the most important early Christian sights here. And its setting is simply beautiful, in a valley beside tranquil lakes. Lovers of history and/or architecture can indulge in two round towers, St Kevin's Kitchen (actually a church) and a cathedral (ruin). Lovers of nature can simply enjoy the walks along the lakes.
The Giant's Causeway
The Giant's Causeway is Northern Ireland's top sight and accessible by car and shuttlebus (if the fairly steep final mile seems too daunting). Strangely regular basalt columns point the way towards Scotland, seen on the horizon on good days. Travellers with some time on their hands are advised to take in the nearby Old Bushmills Distillery, connected by steam train.
Cliffs of Moher
An undulating landscape suddenly ends in a sheer drop of more than 650 feet, straight down to the Atlantic. You have reached the Cliffs of Moher. One of the most spectacular coastal areas in Europe. The visitor centre has been rebuilt on a grand scale - which explains the high price of a visit.
Sligo and Area
The town of Sligo itself is decidedly underwhelming, but the surroundings make more than up for it. Knocknarea has the (reputed) grave of Queen Maeve on top and spectacular sights to enjoy after a steep climb. Carrowmore is the largest stone age cemetery in Ireland. Drumcliff sports a (truncated) round tower, a medieval high cross and the grave of W.B.Yeats right next to the spectacular table mountain of Ben Bulben.
Bunratty Castle and Folk ParkThe tower house of Bunratty was built in 1467 by the O'Brien family and has been renovated with no expenses spared. A medieval banquet is offered in the evenings, complete with period entertainment. During the day the adjoining Bunratty Folk Park allows a glimpse into Ireland's past.
Do I have to Do Them All?
Not really - you can pick as many or as few as you like, you can make a conscious decision to concentrate on one area instead of chasing all over the island of Ireland, it is up to you. Let no-one tell you that you have to check everything off the list ... and ... you can always come back for the rest and more.


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About: Jamie Clarke, Type Worship Editor
I'm a London based designer and have spent many years designing high-profile websites and online campaigns. My passion for all forms of typography and lettering led me to create this blog in 2011.
I co-founded the design agency, Thin Martian (annually rated a top 100 UK design company, Design Week), which was acquired in 2013. I was previously Head of Design at Microsoft in the UK.
I have written for a number of publications including 8 Faces Magazine, which also sponsors the Type Worship blog. Some articles include:
- How to design your own typeface
- 11 killer tips for a successful Tumblr blog
- Clerkenwell and the Type industry
I'm currently developing my own lettering projects, consisting of typographic posters and custom lettering artworks, printed by hand.
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By Nick Snow
Stillwater NewsPress
STILLWATER, Okla. —
Even before the season tips off, the Stillwater High School girls basketball team already has its sight set on one goal — not just making it to state, but making some noise.
With four returning starters and one of the deepest benches the Lady Pioneers have had in years, it's easy to see why Stillwater has such a lofty goal.
"We have pretty high expectations," Stillwater coach Carl Treat said. "We've got four returning starters off of last year's team. They're a year older and a year stronger. Then we got a good group of girls around them, so we're really looking forward to this season and building off the success we've had the last couple of seasons."
Over the past few seasons the Lady Pioneers have taken their fair share of lumps, yet continue to find a way to the area tournament. This season, Treat hopes those early bumps and bruises will make his team even stronger with a swarm of seniors — including starters Austyn Iven, Jenny Scarbrough, Blake Bulard and Callie Atkins.
"It just helps because they've been through the battles," Treat said. "They know our expectations. They know what we've got going on and the places we're going to. It's just harder to be surprised that way because there's not as many new challenges for them."
But there is one new challenge for Treat — replacing Stillwater's leading rebounder and scorer, LaNesha Middleton. Middleton has been a rock for the Lady Pioneers the last four years, creating opportunities off the dribble and muscling her way inside.
Now, she's at Stephen F. Austin and Treat has to find a way to make up for those lost points and rebounds.
"Athletically, she did so many things for us," Treat said. "Rebounding was such a strong suit for her. We got to find a way to make sure that we get those rebounds and continue to improve on that. Also, without her scoring, we have to be able to work on our scoring and take her points and spread them out among those that are there. It changes our scheme a little bit, but again, the kids are a year older and ready to go."
Two of the players that Treat said will have the biggest impact is Scarbrough and Iven.
"Hopefully we'll be a little more balanced this year," Treat said. "Austyn is going to have to shoot the ball a lot more for us, but the others will step up ... Jenny is going to have to be a scoring force on the inside and I think she has got the ability to do that."
Both players proved they have the ability to do that against some of the best teams in the state during Stillwater's scrimmages earlier in the season.
Treat said he intentionally scheduled tougher teams to make sure that his team was knowing exactly what it was getting into when it comes to the state playoffs.
"We toughened up our scrimmage schedule and saw a lot of good teams," Treat said. "We saw a lot of teams that are probably going to be in the state tournament and we're just looking forward the challenge of that. We have to take care of business during the season and get the wins we need to get the seeding and just continue to improve. February is a long way away. It's a long season and we have to stay healthy and keep getting better."
As the Lady Pioneers begin the season against Tulsa NOAH — one of the best homeschool teams in the nation — Treat said there has definitely been a buzz surrounding practice the last few days.
"By the fifth or sixth scrimmage the kids are ready to play," Treat said. "They're tired of scrimmaging and they're ready to get the smell of popcorn in the air and the excitement of the crowd. We're looking forward to it and we're really looking forward to hosting the festival this year.


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Dear Editor:
In reading various comments about beach replenishment and easement issues, it is evident there is a need for more dialogue between the Township of Toms River and beachfront homeowners. The Ortley Beach Voters and Taxpayers Association hopes the Township will open the lines of communications so that questions can be addressed. We hope the beachfront homeowners will be open to learn more. The playing field has changed post-Sandy and unless both sides work to resolve this issue quickly, there will be no beach and a much smaller barrier island to discuss.
Ortley Beach has lost so much sand into the streets and the bay that the natural process of beach replenishment could take centuries and may not be possible at all. Even if the Township builds dunes on the public beaches and the private beach owners build dunes on their property, this will not be enough to protect us. According to a presentation by Professor Jon Miller of Stevens Institute of Technology that was hosted by Toms River Township, an elevated and wider beach in front of the dunes is critical to reduce our vulnerability to future storms.
The Army Corps of Engineers has completed a study for beach replenishment from Manasquan Inlet/Point Pleasant to Seaside Park/Barnegat Inlet. Before Sandy the Ortley Beach dunes were less than half the size recommended by the Army Corp of Engineers and the beach was at a much lower level then the recommended 8-10 feet above sea level. We need easements from the private beach owners to make the Army Corp project happen. Once the Army Corp completes replenishment, they are committed to maintaining the beach for 50 years, returning every 4 to 5 years to replenish, which is why they require an easement in perpetuity.
New Jersey has the country's attention and in light of the destruction the barrier island suffered, it is likely this project would be funded by the federal government. We hope Sandy was a once in a lifetime storm. But what if it wasn't?
Our shore community and the preservation of the entire barrier coastline are at stake. We urge both sides to work together so that we can all have the confidence and peace of mind to rebuild our lives and invest in our community.
Kathy Barisciano, President
Joan Strathern, Director
On behalf of the 300-plus member families of the Ortley Beach Voters and Taxpayers Association


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The Daily Star
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25 years ago
Aug. 30, 1988
ONEONTA — Pennies. Everybody has them. They jingle in the bottom of our pocket. They pile up on top of dressers and in drawers and mayonnaise jars.
The chaplain program at Fox Memorial Hospital can use those pennies — lots of them. The chaplains are hoping for a mile of pennies — $10,560. ($2 in rolled pennies equals one foot.)
"Going the First Mile," the chaplains call the program.
"The name came from a Biblical reference to helping people," said the Rev. Richard Breuninger, one of the hospital's chaplains. "We had to start somewhere. Let's see if we can go the first mile, then we will go a second, doing even more."
"Going the First Mile" was launched in May 1987 with the 10th anniversary of the chaplaincy service. Since then $1,320 has been donated. Most of the money has come from hospital staff members, patients and residents of the nursing home. Some of it has been in checks, bills and silver change, as well as pennies.
The pennies are put in rolls by residents of the Fox Hospital Nursing Home.
"The nursing home residents are anxious to help," said Dorothy Harrington, nursing home chaplain.
Mrs. Harrington was appointed to coordinate the mile of pennies project in May.
"The money will be used to maintain the chaplaincy program," she said. "A very small stipend is given to each chaplain. We also need funds to buy pamphlets to give people, and to buy books for a library. We would also like to offer seminars and educational programs open to the community," she said.
The program was started by the Rev. Eugene Umberger, of Cobleskill. He was also the first chaplain.
The Rev. Judith Thistle, full-time chaplain at Fox Hospital, expressed her appreciation to those who have donated to the fund.
50 years ago
Aug. 30, 1963
COOPERSTOWN — "See America First" is the theme of the Musical Revue of 1963, and the variety show takes the audience from the Atlantic coast to the Golden Gate and into the South Seas and blue Hawaii.
When in a New York Travel Bureau, a young man expresses the opinion that "Brooklyn and New York City are all there is to America … and is there any more?" the resident company takes him on a tour of the United States.
Miss Dorothy Shay highlights the evening's gay proceedings with her inimitable song styling and sophisticated wit, and she is featured in an unusual dance, patter and pantomime sketch, "Hobolandia."
She endears herself to the audience in the part of a lovable hobo with another lovable hobo played by Joseph Masiell.
The voices of John Minto, baritone, and soprano Pamela Danser, combine in a duet in the "Hawaiian Wedding Song." Popular resident comedian Curtis Wheeler and comedienne Jackie Bertell appear in a number of skits.
Over 20 scenes highlight the colorful and tuneful revue under the direction of Mary Ann Dentler with Buddy Freed in charge of music and Lloyd Spangler and Joseph Masiell as choreographers.


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TRAVERSE CITY — A Traverse City man died in a two-vehicle crash in Long Lake Township.
Grand Traverse County Sheriff's Capt. Randy Fewless said the crash occurred Friday at 6:42 a.m. when an 89-year-old Traverse City man driving south on Gray Road failed to stop at the intersection with Cedar Run Road. The vehicle collided with an eastbound sport utility vehicle on Cedar Run Road driven by a Lake Ann woman, 26.
"The front ends of their vehicles met out in the intersection," Fewless said. "It wasn't head-on, it wasn't 'T-bone' — basically the front of both them came to a point."
Both vehicles rolled off the road into a ditch after the impact and snapped wires for a nearby power pole. Fewless said the man was able to speak to deputies and emergency personnel at the scene, but his condition began to deteriorate around the time he was transported to Munson Medical Center.
"Subsequent to that he succumbed to injury," he said.
The initial investigation shows the man failed to stop at 'T'-intersection where southbound traffic would have to turn.
The woman was also transported to Munson for treatment but didn't suffer any significant injury. Both drivers were the only occupants in their vehicles.
Deputies closed and diverted traffic around the intersection for about three hours.
Fewless said he could not release the victim's name because deputies had difficulty locating the victim's family.


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Letter to the Editor
Since 1953, the Clinton region has supported an organization responsible for retaining existing industry and recruiting new businesses.
Clinton Regional Development Corp. carries the economic development tradition and takes our responsibility very seriously.
We are dedicated to playing a leadership role in aggressively driving economic vitality and sustainable business development in the region. Your support allows us to do our job more effectively.
No matter in which community throughout our region you live, work or play, our efforts favorably impact you: new businesses, high-quality jobs and investment benefit everyone.
Your investment supports:
• Relationship building
• Communications
• Grant writing
• Support of regional projects
• Legislative support
• Sales & marketing efforts and recruitment trips
• Response to RFPs
• Follow-up on leads
Facts about development
• New quality jobs mean more families with better income to contribute to the overall economy.
• New payroll dollars buy goods, services, homes, cars and so much more, increasing taxable income.
• Economic growth attracts skilled, qualified workers providing more choices for employers.
• Economic growth spreads the current tax burden.
• Schools, state, and local government and cultural activities prosper, providing for an improved quality-of-life.
• An improved quality-of-life will attract more retail, services and cultural activities to the Greater Clinton Region.
• Existing business and industry benefits from a quality workforce, healthy local economy, good quality of life; 75 percent of all economic growth comes from prosperity of existing industry.
Thank you for your continued support of economic development efforts in Clinton and surrounding communities.
Karen Mallinger,
Marketing Research, Specialist Clinton Regional Development Corp.


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Department of Health and Human Services
|Application Process: Please submit your CV, bibliography, and two letters of recommendation to: Joanna Fesler, Program Manager, STG International, Inc, 4900 Seminary Rd., Suite 1100, Alexandria, VA 22311. For further information, please call 877-784-6452 or email email@example.com. Your application package should be received by October 15, 2006. All information provided by candidates will remain strictly confidential and will not be released outside the NHLBI search process without a signed release from candidates.
Salary is commensurate with experience and a full package of Civil Service benefits is available including retirement, health and life insurance, leave and savings plan (401K equivalent).
The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) provides leadership for a national program in diseases of the heart, blood vessels, lung, and blood; blood resources; and sleep disorders.
With nationwide responsibility for improving the health and well-being of all Americans, the Department of Health and Human Services oversees the biomedical research programs of the NIH.
The NIH encourages the application and nomination of qualified
women, minorities and individuals with disabilities.
HHS and NIH are Equal Opportunity Employers


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USA Hike, Bike & Raft (NUSA)
America's national parks are a gift to the world. We wrapped up four of our favourites, mixed in some high-energy outdoor thrills, and put a nice little Sin City bow on them, just for you. Here, you'll hike among the hoodoos in Bryce Canyon, refresh yourself with a river swim in Zion, marvel at the sandstone formations of Arches NP, raft the Colorado River, and gape at the awesome majesty of the Grand Canyon. Add in a little R&R (yeah, right) in Las Vegas to top it all off and you've got yourself the perfect mix of outdoor adrenaline and downtown glitz.
Highlights: Explore four of the United States' national parks and monuments, mountain-bike in Moab, raft the mighty Colorado River, go canyoneering in impressive Zion National Park
Turkey Active Adventure (ETAI)
A bridge between continents and cultures, Turkey has always been a meeting place for travellers eager to exchange just about everything. That trend continues with this activity-heavy romp through southern Turkey. Swap your trusty walking stick for a bike and a kayak as you hike, pedal, paddle and ride your way through the steep canyons of the Lycian Way, past ancient ruins, around peaceful olive groves, and into small villages untouched by time in the valley's of Cappadocia. Exercise should always be this inspiring.
Highlights: Ride the valleys of Cappadocia on horseback, enjoy local hospitality in remote villages, go sea kayaking in spectacular coves, cycle from the mountains to the coast, trek the Lycian Way, hike through ruins and Turkish villages.
Trek Hidden Costa Rica (CRAC)
Think you know Costa Rica? Trade in the same old settings for the real deal. Trek into the heart of the jungle to live with three families in a remote village. Discover the emerald core of a diverse land while bunking down behind a massive waterfall in a hidden cave. Learn about the medicinal plants native to these parts and how to make sugarcane candy. This is a spectacular country with opportunities for waterfall rappelling, surfing and whitewater rafting. This is what adventure is all about.
Highlights: Trek into a remote community to live with the locals, sleep in a cave behind twin 26m (85 ft) waterfalls, make your own sugarcane candy, experience a traditional sauna and learn about medicinal plants, rappel down hidden waterfalls, whitewater-raft on the Savegre River.
Thailand Hike, Bike & Kayak (ATHB)
Perfect for those who believe the best way to appreciate paradise is to jump right into it, this adventure will have you hiking through forests and rice paddies, experiencing Thailand's intriguing combination of culture and the great outdoors. Kayak the turquoise waters of the Andaman and discover coral coves and white sand beaches. With the services of a CEO and your accommodation and transport taken care of, this trip offers great value as it introduces the main sights of Thailand, offering up plenty of flexibility so you can experience an adventure you'll never forget.
Highlights: Cycle through busy Bangkok, experience colourful Chiang Mai, trek into remote hilltribe villages, discover ancient Ayutthaya by bike, learn the sombre history of Kanchanaburi, kayak the Andaman Sea from Krabi
- Travel Style:
- Active
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 3
Thailand Experience (ATTE)
Marvel at beautiful Buddhist temples, share smiles with villagers during a remote hillside trek, and dive into southern waters - this comprehensive 20-day tour gets you to the cultural heart of Thailand and its best beaches. After getting close with elephants and temple ruins, head south for a week of island-hopping in search of great snorkelling and cold drinks on the best beaches. This trip is the perfect introduction to Thailand.
Highlights: Tour Bangkok's canals to Wat Po, explore vibrant Chiang Mai, trek on foot to hilltribe villages, feed and bathe an elephant, experience ancient Ayutthaya, snorkel amongst the colourful marine life, wander quiet beaches and enjoy the scenery
Scottish Highlands Adventure (EUSE)
Scotland may be known for its whisky but it's also overflowing with glens, rivers, and lochs that are waiting for the adventurous. This energetic seven-day trip offers a combination of hillwalking, adrenaline-sport options, and local culture. Test your nerves rafting the River Tay's waters and settle them again sampling the local whisky. Admire the views around Ben Vrackie, Glen Shee, and the best of the Scottish Highlands. This is a great option for the typically independent traveller wanting to get further afield in the rolling hills.
Highlights: Raft the River Tay, hike down glens and up bens, sample Scotland's finest export: whisky
Local Living Italy—Tuscany San Gimignano (EIGL)
If you've ever wanted to forge a deeper bond with a destination, this is your chance. Centred in San Gimignano, this Local Living adventure places you in the heart of central Tuscany. You're free to explore the town, visit vineyards, discover medieval highlights or embrace your inner artist wandering the Tuscan countryside. If you're looking for a deeper dive into Italian cities, there'll be day trips to visit Siena and Florence. You'll share the main accommodation with like-minded travellers, and with a CEO there to point you in the right direction, prepare to fall in love with Italy.
Highlights: Share an apartment in our local friend Ugo's home, eat delicious Tuscan cuisine and sample regional wines, stroll the lanes of medieval San Gimignano, walk along the beautiful Tuscan countryside, make new friends at your home away from home.
- Travel Style:
- Local Living
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Ecuador Multisport (SEEM)
Speed is the watchword for this high-adrenaline active tour around Ecuador. Across nine action-packed days, you'll bike Cotopaxi (an Andean stratovolcano), raft down rushing rivers, trek the lush foothills of Baños, and much, much more. Best of all, you'll always travel with an experienced and passionate CEO who knows the quickest and most scenic routes to wherever you're headed. Remember, you're here for a great time, not a long time; slather on that sunscreen, strap on your helmet and hit the road/trail/surf!
Highlights: Whitewater-raft in the Amazon, trek to an active volcano, soak in mountain hot springs, speed down Cotopaxi Volcano on a mountain bike.
Down the Ganges (AHGS)
What can you do with 15 days in India? Oh, this and that… Start with whitewater rafting in the foothills of the Himalayas and a visit to the Taj Mahal, a monument that redefines the word 'monumental'. Next, hunt river dolphins (with your camera, of course), witness the moving burial ceremonies at the ghats of Varanasi and camp out along the shores of the mighty Ganges itself. From bustling New Delhi to gorgeous Agra to colonial Kolkata and all points in between, this is India in a nutshell—a huge, wonderful, brightly-coloured nutshell.
Highlights: Sail along the Ganges River, whitewater raft through exciting rapids, experience the spirituality of India during an evening Aarti, marvel at the beauty of the Taj Mahal
Costa Rica Active Adventure (CRSM)
Trekking, biking, horseback riding, kayaking, ziplining… Costa Rica really is the "Adventure Capital of the Americas." Thrill-seekers will find more than enough to keep themselves busy over this trip's 13 action-packed days. After landing in San José, raft down the mighty Pacuare river before crossing over to our remote rainforest lodge, surrounded on all sides by the thick, enveloping jungle. From there, embark on four days of cycling and hiking around Monteverde and Arenal Volcano before heading down to the beach at Manuel Antonio National Park. Phew! Tired yet? No? Time to book!
Highlights: Traverse streams and jungle hike in Sarapiquí Rainforest, paddle through world-class rapids, mountain-bike along breathtaking Arenal Lake, chill out to the sounds of crashing Pacific waves.
- Travel Style:
- Active
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 4
Alaska Active Escape (NUAE)
Alaska – so raw, vast, and far-out it may as well be its very own planet. This adventure lets hardy travellers explore an exotic foreign world without ever leaving Earth, affording visitors a hands-on appreciation for the land (and sea and air) via kayaking, whitewater rafting, hiking, and wildlife-spotting. Trek the Kenai Peninsula, get an all-access look at the Alaskan Sealife Center, and experience the rugged frontier spirit of Anchorage by day, then tuck yourself away in a cozy hotel by night.
Highlights: Paddle among towering peaks and icebergs in the Alaskan wilderness, hike among a glacial icefield, learn about the local wildlife, experience the views and isolation of the Kenai peninsula, enjoy a scenic rafting adventure, lodge with tremendous mountain views
USA Hike, Bike & Raft (NUSA)
Turkey Active Adventure (ETAI)
Trek Hidden Costa Rica (CRAC)
Thailand Hike, Bike & Kayak (ATHB)
Thailand Experience (ATTE)
Scottish Highlands Adventure (EUSE)
Local Living Italy—Tuscany San Gimignano (EIGL)
Ecuador Multisport (SEEM)
Down the Ganges (AHGS)
Costa Rica Active Adventure (CRSM)
Alaska Active Escape (NUAE)
|Service Level
|Starting Price
|USA Hike, Bike & Raft (NUSA)
|12 days
From $2999
|Turkey Active Adventure (ETAI)
|12 days
From $1699
|Trek Hidden Costa Rica (CRAC)
|12 days
From $1399
|Thailand Hike, Bike & Kayak (ATHB)
|14 days
From $1399
|Thailand Experience (ATTE)
|20 days
From $2199
|Scottish Highlands Adventure (EUSE)
|7 days
From $1299
|Local Living Italy—Tuscany San Gimignano (EIGL)
|7 days
|Local Living
From $1349
|Ecuador Multisport (SEEM)
|9 days
From $899
|Down the Ganges (AHGS)
|15 days
From $1349
|Costa Rica Active Adventure (CRSM)
|13 days
From $1259
|Alaska Active Escape (NUAE)
|6 days
From $2499


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In many parts of the world, all types of winter squashes are called pumpkins. The word pumpkin originates from the word pepon (πέπων), which is Greek for "large melon". For our Patch recipes, we're referring to the type of orange-skinned squash traditionally used at Halloween time.
Both the pumpkin itself and the pumpkin seeds are highly nutritious. The pumpkin is a member of the gourd family, which also includes muskmelon, watermelon and squash. Fall and winter are pumpkin harvesting seasons, another good reason why pumpkin is a popular vegetable for Halloween and Thanksgiving.
As the weather starts to cool down, keep your self warm with the following fun autumn recipe: pumpkin soup. This is a filling, hearty soup. When it comes to soups, lentils are a favorite ingredient, because they are so healthy. Lentils are full of protein and dietary fiber. Add to the pumpkin, the vitamin A rock star, and you've got a delicious and healthy meal.
Don't throw out the pumpkin seeds when cooking the fresh pumpkin for the soup recipe or making Jack-O-Lanterns. Roasted pumpkin seeds make a great snack, which is easy to make and such a fall flavor! Don't forget that pumpkin seeds are on the omega-3 list, so they are good for your heart and they taste amazing! Pumpkin seeds are roasted with butter to make this popular seasonal snack. You can also use, cayenne pepper, seasoning salt, cinnamon, or Cajun seasoning to jazz up the pumpkin seeds. Be sure to stir them often and watch for burning. Some prefer to soak the seeds in salt water before toasting. Don't throw away seeds from any winter squash, as they are equally as tasty as pumpkin seeds, absolutely delicious...and addictive!
Our last recipe is the easiest pumpkin ice cream recipe you could ever make, and is the perfect solution for your leftover pumpkin pie mix. I used Libby pumpkin pie mix, because I like the flavor and texture. I was a little skeptical about the recipe as it was so different and easier than the others I had seen, but after making it I was so impressed. This recipe tastes just like pumpkin pie and is spoon licking good!
As you can see, pumpkin, whether fresh or canned, is terrific in more than just pies. I love cooking with pumpkin, and I hope you enjoy these yummy pumpkin recipes. Most pumpkin recipes can be adapted for use with other members of the winter squash family, so feel free to experiment and get creative.
Happy cooking and eating!
Pumpkin Soup
- 1 pound pie pumpkin, peeled, seeded, and cut into small chunks
- 1 15-ounce can garbanzo beans (chickpeas), rinsed and drained
- 3 medium carrots, sliced 1⁄2 inch thick
- 1 cup chopped onion (1 large)
- 1 cup dried red lentils, rinsed and drained well
- 2 tablespoons tomato paste
- 1 tablespoon grated fresh ginger
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground turmeric
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 4 cups chicken or vegetable broth
- 1⁄4 cup chopped peanuts (optional)
- 2 tablespoons snipped fresh cilantro
- Plain nonfat yogurt (optional)
- Salt & ground black pepper, to taste
In a 3 1⁄2 - or 4-quart slow cooker combine pumpkin, garbanzo beans, carrots, onion, lentils, tomato paste, ginger, lime juice, cumin, salt, turmeric, and pepper. Pour broth over mixture in cooker.
Cover and cook on low-heat setting for 8 to 10 hours or on high-heat setting for 4 to 5 hours. Top each serving with peanuts, cilantro, and, if desired, yogurt. Serves 6. Serve with cornbread.
Roasted Pumpkin Seeds
- 1 ½ cups raw whole pumpkin seeds
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted (olive oil works well)
- 1 tablespoon salt
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder (optional)
Preheat oven to 300 degrees F. Rinse seeds in colander removing all pumpkin strings and gunk. It helps to soak in bowl of warm water first. Toss seeds in colander with the melted butter, salt, garlic powder and optional seasonings of your choice.
Spread the pumpkin seeds in a single layer on a baking sheet lined with nonstick foil. Bake for about 45 minutes, stirring occasionally, until golden brown.
Pumpkin Ice Cream
- 2 quarts vanilla ice cream, softened
- 1 can (30 ounces) Libby pumpkin pie mix
Combine ice cream and pumpkin pie mix in large bowl; stir until blended. Freeze in ice-cream maker according to manufacturer's directions.
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The Gunpowder Plot Conspirators, 1605
1 of 13 portraits of Thomas Percy
© National Portrait Gallery, London
The Gunpowder Plot Conspirators, 1605
by Crispijn de Passe the Elder
engraving, circa 1605
7 7/8 in. x 8 1/8 in. (200 mm x 206 mm)
Given by H.M. Stationery Office, 1871
Primary Collection
NPG 334a
Click on the links below to find out more:
Artistback to top
- Crispijn de Passe the Elder (circa 1565-1637), Engraver, draughtsman and print publisher. Artist associated with 34 portraits.
Sittersback to top
- Thomas Bates (died 1606), Gunpowder plot conspirator. Sitter in 7 portraits.
- Robert Catesby (1573-1605), Leader of the Gunpowder plot. Sitter in 8 portraits.
- Guy Fawkes (1570-1606), Gunpowder plot conspirator. Sitter in 7 portraits.
- Thomas Percy (1560-1605), Organiser of the 'Gunpowder Plot'. Sitter in 13 portraits.
- Robert Winter (died 1606), Gunpowder plot conspirator. Sitter in 8 portraits.
- Thomas Winter (1572-1606), Conspirator; brother of Robert Winter. Sitter in 7 portraits.
- Christopher Wright (1570?-1605), Gunpowder plot conspirator. Sitter in 9 portraits.
- John Wright (1568?-1605), Gunpowder plot conspirator; brother of Christopher Wright. Sitter in 7 portraits.
This portraitback to top
This print includes the only contemporary portrait of Guy Fawkes and other members of the plot to destroy the Houses of Parliament in 1605. The names of the conspirators are inscribed in Latin above their portraits. The text below describes the events of the plot and the fate of the conspirators. It is written in Latin, French and German, which indicates the international audience for this image.
Linked publicationsback to top
- Nicholl, Charles, Insights: Shakespeare and His Contemporaries, 2005, p. 20
- Saywell, David; Simon, Jacob, Complete Illustrated Catalogue, 2004, p. 704
Linked displays and exhibitionsback to top
- Plots, Intrigue and Murder from 1580 - 1700 (25 May 2013 - 8 December 2013)
- Making History: Printed Portraiture in Tudor and Stuart Britain (7 July 2007 - 9 December 2007)
- Gunpowder, Treason and Plot (17 September 2005 - 18 December 2005)
Thematic collections
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On display in Room 16 at the National Portrait Gallery


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Maybe they should change the name of the Toyota Center to the Entenmann's Arena for all the turnovers we saw out there tonight.
The Stars first goal was clearly an issue of the Aeros defenseman needing to cut Jordie Benn's pass to Scott Glennie, who was waiting in the weeds and essentially had an open net as Hackett was having to respect Benn's threat.
I mean really, what are defensemen for if not to prevent cross ice passes 4 feet from the front of the crease? Young Cuma will get an earful on that in film review next week, I'm sure.
Meanwhile, the game winner was a turnover right next to the net, and again it was the Cuma/Penner defensive pairing. I didn't see who turned it over there in the corner, but it wasn't a good game for those guys. It wasn't a good game for lots of guys.
That's, frankly, my biggest concern about this team right now. Three quarters of the forwards seem to make smarter defensive plays than the actual defensemen. Prosser can't get back here fast enough.
Torchetti was pretty pointed in his comments to us after the game. He didn't specifically throw anyone under the bus, but he said he didn't have four lines tonight who were committed to playing the game right.
"It was almost the same game as last week. The bottom line is you can't play with three lines, we only played with three lines tonight. We had one line take the whole night off. We've got to get better effort from all 20, not just 15 skaters," Torchetti said.
He was happy with the comeback and the tenacity by the guys who were on board, however, but it came back to the need for every line to battle consistently, which would have allowed the Aeros to at least lose the game in the shootout (kidding, kidding... sorta).
"It's a good comeback! That's the best part. I loved our comeback. I loved our work ethic in the third. Maybe the second half of the second, saw changes in momentum with puck possession and shots on the net and changing our lines," Torchetti said. "Then to give up a goal on just a simple... we've got to be willing to sacrifice more ourselves in those areas and just hold on to the puck and let them battle for it instead of just giving it. It's just frustrating, giving up points."
Torch was in fine form tonight, so I'm just going to serve you the rest of his quotes neat:
"It's a situation where you've got to understand with certain people not in the lineup any more, your ice time improves incredibly. So your amount of touches improve by probably 10 more times. So, you've got to learn how to play tired in certain situations and just hold on to the puck, instead of just throwing the puck away because you're tired.
You have to think tired; that's the name of the game. So we've got a lot of guys still in positions that they're not used to playing as much. Where they were 5s and 6s here last year, now they're in the top 4. They have to understand, if they want to make the next jump, if they want to be an NHL player, you've got to be on the spot with your handles."
Do you feel like the points are coming?
"Yeah, I'm not going to argue with you about that, but I expect four lines after three days off. A little harder. I expect more from certain players because that's what's expected from our organization. We've got guys who want to go play in the NHL and you can't show up and play like that and expect to go play in the NHL tomorrow if they call you up. That's the bottom line for me."
Any chance of a line change-up?
"We pretty much had a wholesale change-up (in the third). Hack played great, and their goalie played great, but again we've gotta get traffic in there. He made a couple of nice toe saves there with, like, two minutes left to tie it up. We got a point. We're learning lessons as we get points. When you're not getting points and not learning lessons, then you gotta start to worry."
Why is the home record so much worse than the road record?
"It's kinda like a shootout, if you guys know, let me know. We're certainly trying. We're trying everything. We're already ready. I mean, maybe we're thinking, alright, we practiced the shootout yesterday and we relax. But it's not a good play to give that play that low when we had the puck. When you have the puck, it's YOUR puck.
And we talked about this behind closed doors, we've had the puck on probably 80% of the goals we've given up. I don't mind if a guy comes in and has an incredible forecheck and runs you over and beats you to the puck, and.... makes a great play. Other teams are going to make great plays, but we can't make the plays for them. That's what I'm disappointed in."
Now the boys hit the road, only returning to Toyota Center ice on Dec. 8 for the ear-splitting, always crazy kids day game.
It was largely a pretty boring game with not a lot of great chances on net, other than a few bursts of nearly playoff-like hockey that were pretty great. Props to Hackett for that sick glove save late in the third that he put a little something extra on. That woke me up a little, for sure, but I'm a ridiculous sucker for a flashy glove. More, please.
I'll try to keep you up somewhat on what's happening on these road games, maybe even in a timely manner!


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SFO probes Dynamic Decisions
Most investigations into hedge fund fraud or other wrongdoing during the credit crisis have been based in the U.S., but there are signs that, despite its well-regarded framework of hedge fund managers regulation, London is seeing some activity too.
Today the Serious Fraud Office announced it had opened a criminal investigation into Dynamic Decisions' Growth Premium Master fund after a referral by the FSA and a number of complaints about the fund management firm.
The investigation comes as the SFO's probe into Weavering Capital continues, while a decision on whether or not to take action on Madoff's UK operations (not a hedge fund although funds of hedge funds invested with Madoff) is expected before the end of the year.
Dynamic's founder and CEO Alberto Micalizzi today strongly denied there had been any fraud, telling me from Milan that investors would get paid out at around the $550 million the fund was valued at in December.
The hedge fund industry may be on the way up again, but there may yet be more investigations to come before we're back to the boom times.