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Leggio, a native of Williamsville, N.Y., set career-highs in 54 games for Rochester last season, compiling a 28-24-2 record with a 2.63 goals-against average. Leggio led the AHL in saves (1,721) and was named the teams Most Valuable Player.


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The South Fulton Running Partners created the Sickle Cell Road race to support the mission and goals of the Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia Inc. With over a thousand participants the event has become a community institution, and is widely anticipated in the Spring of each year. The race includes a 7k road race, a 4k walk, and team competitions. The 7k race will have chip timing for all runners. All participants are invited to attend the Pre-Race Expo the night before, where they can register for the race and visit several sponsors and vendors. All participants receive a commemorative full-color high quality race t-shirt, a race goodie bag, an invigorating aerobics workout, plenty of post-race food and refreshments, door prizes and an opportunity to win trophies in both the walk and run event.
The race is held annually on the second Saturday in April at the Welcome All Park Recreation Center in College Park, Georgia. 4255 Will Lee Road, College Park, GA 30349
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April 1 deadline for early registration
April 10 deadline for on line registration
April 11 Pre-Race Expo
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On line registration is available now at active.com. In store registration is also available at Phiddippides running shoe store in Ansley Mall, and Sandy Springs. Race applications can be downloaded here 2014 Registration application.pdf . Applications can also be picked up and returned to the Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia at 2391 Benjamin E. Mays Drive, SW, Atlanta, GA 30311
Contact the Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia at 404-755-1641 for more information.
Race/Walk Course
The 7k Run Course is an RRCA certified course (GA12021WC) and it is the RRCA State Championship Race. The 7k run loops through the scenic and gently rolling hills of the Welcome All Park neighborhood. The first two miles are relatively flat, then runners encounter rolling hills for the last two miles with a slight up hill climb to the finish. View the actual course video on the right.
The 4k Walk is an out-and-back course. The course is relatively flat to the first half-mile, then moderate rolling hills with a slight uphill climb to the turn-around point. Water stops are located at the mid-way point of both courses and water is available at the finish.
Course maps with elevations are downloadable here:
All runners will have electronic chip timing. Awards will be presented to OVERALL winners; the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place Division winners for the 7K Run; and 1st and 2nd place winners for the 4K Walk.
Runners & Walkers age category divisions are: 14 & Under; 15-19; 20-24; 25-29; 30-34; 35-39; 40-44; 45-49; 50-54; 55-59; runners age 65 and over; walkers age 65-70; 71 and over.
RRCA awards will be presented to the Overall Male/Female, Masters (40+),Grand Masters (50+), Sr. Grand Masters (60+)
Two group awards: One to the team with the most participants registered under the company/group name. A second for the fastest 7K team based on the combined time of the team's four fastest runners. A four-member team minimum is required and must be registered by April 10th.
Pre-Race Expo
Enjoy an opportunity to register, and visit our sponsor booths. The Pre-Race Expo occurs at Welcome All Park on April 11 from 6-8 p.m.
Fund Raising and Pledges
The Sickle Cell Foundation needs to raise $100,000 to support critical programs and projects for Sickle Cell patients. From Camp New Hope to disease detection, we need your help! We challenge every participant to raise $100 or more by asking (10) friends, family, neighbors, and/or co-workers to sponsor your Run or Walk with a $10/person donation. Donations are tax-deductible.
Helping People and Our Cause
Bring your old pair of tennis shoes to the pre-race expo or on the day of the race and help people around the world by making your used tennis shoes available for reuse in some of the neediest countries around the world. In addition, for every pound of shoe weight, a monetary donation will go to Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia to support their mission.
The Experience
Enjoying outstanding community support for more than 30 years, few events in the Southeast rival the Sickle Cell Road Race for its unique combination of: fun and fitness; competition and camaraderie; pleasure and pride. The Sickle Cell Road Race is consistently rated by our participants as a rewarding and memorable experience. Go to our results page for a sample of some comments from some of our participants
Race Day Schedule of Events
7:00 am Registration
8:15 am Aerobics Warm Up
9:00 am 7k Run Begins
9:15 am4k Walk Begins
10:45 am Awards Ceremony
Weather Info
The race is held rain or shine. Check here for the latest Atlanta forecast.
Parking is available in and around Welcome All Park. However, we strongly urge participants to arrive early for the best parking opportunities. Please be considerate of our neighborhoods and do not block driveways.
Rest Rooms, Showers and Lockers
All rest room facilities are located in the park gym. Gym showers and lockers are also available for your use. You must bring your own lock and towels.
Volunteers are needed to assist with this year's race. Persons interested in volunteering must contact us by Monday, March 24, 2014 by calling (404) 755-1641 Ext. 211 or signing up online at www.sicklecellga.org. Please attend the Volunteer Race Orientation to be held at Welcome All Park on Saturday, April 5, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. Please contact the Foundation for more information on how you can help.
Sickle Cell Anemia
Sickle cell anemia is a serious condition in which the red blood cells can become sickle-shaped (that is, shaped like a "C").
Normal red blood cells are smooth and round like a doughnut without a hole. They move easily through blood vessels to carry oxygen to all parts of the body. Sickle-shaped cells don't move easily through blood. They're stiff and sticky and tend to form clumps and get stuck in blood vessels.
The clumps of sickle cells block blood flow in the blood vessels that lead to the limbs and organs. Blocked blood vessels can cause pain, serious infections, and organ damage.
Sickle cell anemia is an inherited, lifelong condition. People who have sickle cell anemia are born with it. They inherit two copies of the sickle cell gene, one from each parent. People who inherit a sickle cell gene from one parent and a normal gene from the other parent have a condition called sickle cell trait. Sickle cell anemia affects millions of people worldwide. There are excellent treatments for the symptoms and complications of the condition, but in most cases there's no cure.


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VAIL – Dry conditions have some weather watchers casting concerned looks at next summer's wildfire season.
Colorado's statewide snowpack is 70 percent of average, 91 percent of last year's levels at this time and the fourth-lowest in 32 years, said Phyllis Ann Philipps, a state conservationist with the Natural Resource Conservation Service.
Eric Lovgren is Eagle County's wildfire mitigation manager, and he's a little nervous.
"It is shaping up like last year, only worse," Lovgren said.
Lovgren says he's not a climatologist, but he pays attention to history, especially our recent history.
Wildfires started breaking out last March and were still breaking out around Thanksgiving, he said.
The Front Range had red-flag fire warnings Thursday, rekindling unpleasant memories of Colorado's Lower North Fork fire, which broke out March 22, 2012.
The Lower North Fork fire started when a prescribed burn was hit with 50 mph winds. Before it was done, it devoured 4,140 acres, killed three people and destroyed or seriously damaged 27 homes. At the fire's peak, 900 homes had to be evacuated.
How soon this year's fire season starts depends on how fast the snowpack melts out, Lovgren said, adding that the Lower North Fork fire burned around patches of snow, he said.
"If there's no snow on the ground we can have fire any month of the year," Lovgren said. "When there's less moisture to push down some of those dry fuels, you can have fire."
Vail-area fire officials are doing what they can to help prepare, but sometimes people understand only what's landing on their heads.
When local fire officials hosted the first "Ready Set Go" preparation meeting last June, 150 people attended. By the August meeting in Edwards, after a couple of weeks of rain, 20 people showed up, Lovgren said.
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Last year was the driest year in the contiguous United States since 1988, according to the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. In Nebraska and Wyoming, it was the driest year on record.
"Wildfire losses have been on the rise during the past couple of years in several states, with Colorado, Texas and Wyoming being particularly hard hit," said Julie Rochman, president and CEO of the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety. "(This year) is shaping up to be another very dangerous year because of a combination of weather-related factors."


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EDMOND — This is a list of holiday-related events at local churches. If you want to include your church's special event or candlelight service, send the information to Mark Schlachtenhaufen at email@example.com.
• 3-4 p.m. Dec. 2: Holiday Service of Remembrance, Crossings Community Church, 14600 N. Portland Ave., Oklahoma City. This special one-hour Sunday chapel service is designed for families and friends who have experienced the loss of a loved one. The service is an opportunity to reflect through uplifting worship, encouragement from God's word and meaningful prayer time. For more information, call 755-2227 or visit crossingsokc.org.
• 7 p.m. nightly Dec. 5-7, 5:30 p.m. Dec. 8 "The Plan," Henderson Hills Baptist Church, 1200 E. I-35 Frontage Road (near I-35 and 15th Street). Every year the church hosts a musical production to celebrate the Christmas season. There is something for all ages. For more information, including how to reserve free tickets, call 341-4639 or visit www.hhbc.com.
• 7:30 p.m. nightly Dec. 13-16 the family friendly musical drama "One Incredible Moment: Celebrating the Majesty of the Manger" will be presented by First Presbyterian Church, 1001 S. Rankin St. Under the direction of Edmond music icon Terry Attebery the production involves a multi-generational cast of about 100 singers and dancers and professional lighting. The story by best-selling author Max Lucado shares the good news for humanity then and now, and tells how one unbelievable moment forever altered the lives of Mary, Joseph, the shepherds and the wise men. The music by Tom Fettke ("The Majesty and Glory of Your Name") helps illuminate the people and events surrounding Jesus' life. Free admission and free child care. For more information, call the church office 341-3602 or visit fpcedmond.org.
• 3:30, 5 and 5 p.m. Dec. 23: Christmas Eve Candlelight Services at Acts 2 United Methodist Church, 4848 W. Covell. For more information, call 359-2287 or visit www.acts2umc.org.
• Dec. 23: Blue Christmas Service, First Presbyterian Church, 1001 S. Rankin St. The candlelight service offers a time to remember those now absent from our lives and to release the feelings of stress, despair and depression. For more information, call the church office at 341-3602.
• 11 a.m. Dec. 23 "Tapestry of Light," a Celtic Christmas celebration with chancel choir and chamber orchestra presented by Santa Fe Presbyterian, 1603 N. Santa Fe Ave. The joy and hope of Christmas are celebrated in this new Celtic-styled cantata filled with carols, thoughtful narration and sparkling orchestrations. Traditional melodies form the foundations of this festival of lights, bringing to your holiday presentation a pleasing mixture of choirs, carols and candlelight. For more information, call 341-3300 or visit santafechurch.org.
• Dec. 23-24: Candlelight services at Crossings Community Church, 14600 N. Portland Ave., Oklahoma City. Dec. 23: 6 p.m. in the Sanctuary (blended music featuring the 200-plus Voices of Crossings choir and Festival Orchestra ); 7 p.m. in the Atrium; 8 p.m. in the Chapel. Dec. 24 — 2:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary; 4 p.m. in the Sanctuary; 6 p.m. in the Sanctuary; 4:45 p.m. in the Atrium (contemporary high-energy); 5:30 p.m. in the Chapel (traditional service of hymns). Each service is filled with music, favorite Christmas carols, a Christmas message by Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs, a message about the true meaning of Christmas — Christ's birth — and the candlelight conclusion. For more information, call 755-2227 or visit crossingsokc.org.


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Lockport Union-Sun & Journal — NIAGARA FALLS — Attorneys representing the city of Niagara Falls have filed an injunction seeking to put a temporary stop to the SPCA of Niagara's plan to suspend animal control services within city limits.
Mayor Paul Dyster said Thursday evening the legal action has been assigned to state Supreme Court Justice Richard Kloch. Dyster said arguments in the case could be heard as early as today.
The move follows an announcement earlier Thursday that members of the SPCA's board voted to suspend animal control services in Niagara Falls.
SPCA officials said the Lockport Road animal shelter is no longer in a financial position to continue "subsidizing" the services in the city, claiming fees paid under the current contract with Niagara Falls are not covering increased costs for the work involved. The agency is expected to continue providing rescue and cruelty prevention services as needed within city limits.
"The Niagara County SPCA is not in a financial position to continue subsidizing animal control services for the city," said SPCA board President Michelle D. Madigan in a release issued Thursday morning. "Without regard to any other shelter concerns or goals, the fees received from the city do not begin to meet the cost of providing services under the current contract."
The city's previous contract with the SPCA expired at the end of 2011. The animal shelter billed Niagara Falls $83,520 for animal control services in 2012. The city has been paying for animal control on a month-by-month basis since the original deal ended.
Madigan said the shelter is currently losing roughly $150,000 per year under the expired arrangement, which is "putting a tremendous financial strain on a nonprofit organization with a very limited budget." She said the agency's fiduciary responsibility is to the shelter and to the animals it rescues.
"We simply can no longer afford to keep servicing animal control for a high need dog population, at the expense of other rescued shelter animals and our overall operations," Madigan said. "It destroys our budget, taxes our staff, challenges our volunteers, and does not ultimately serve our core mission to prevent cruelty to animals."
Dyster said the city has had dealings with the old management and board and the new individuals who were brought in to take over following the release of a scathing report issued by the Erie County SPCA that questioned various aspects of the shelter's operation.
He also said the city is willing to work with the SPCA on the terms of a new deal, but is also looking for specific financial information from the agency, including more detailed data on costs for services rendered.
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Pour clams into a large pot with 1 cup water. Cover, bring to a boil, and cook until shells open, about 10 minutes. Allow to cool, then shuck clams and set aside. Pour off broth and reserve, taking care not to disturb any sediment in the bottom of the pan.
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Pat's Kitchen
Patricia Altomare
---- — Another spring tradition, rhubarb's ruby red stalks bring a freshness to the breakfast table.
This is the season for special occasions — graduations, bridal showers and Mother's Day — where something a bit special is called for at breakfast, and these pastel-pink smoothies are appealing as well as delicious. Pair them with a warm slice of orange-rhubarb bread, and you have accomplished "something special" indeed.
I always look forward to rhubarb season as it is very popular with you, readers, who obviously welcome rhubarb season as well. Over the years I have received so many e-mails and letters sending me your favorite rhubarb recipes, or requesting a certain recipe from me.
In the past five rhubarb seasons, my column has included the following recipes — strawberry-frosted rhubarb cookies, rhubarb cake, rhubarb-pecan muffins, rhubarb orange-walnut jam, rhubarb sour cream squares, blueberry-rhubarb crisp, rhubarb delight dessert and rhubarb cheesecake. A few of these recipes came from you, and were very much enjoyed by my family and myself.
From your letters I know how many of you grow your own rhubarb and are always looking for a new way to prepare it. For those of you who would like to grow your own, buy just a couple of plants, put in a sunny spot, and you will enjoy it for many years.
Rhubarb plants can be transplanted successfully. My father transplanted his six rhubarb plants to Cape Cod when they retired there, and those plants lasted another 13 years.
Plant rhubarb roots 2 to 3 feet apart in rich, well-drained soil, worked to a depth of a foot or more.
If you like, you can add compost, peat moss or other organic material, plus lime and fertilizer before planting.
Pull any weeds in spring before the rhubarb starts to grow. Waiting until later could damage the roots, causing decay or disease.
Don't pick rhubarb the year you plant it. Instead, pick lightly the second season. Do not remove more than two-thirds of the stalks at a time.
To freeze, wash and chop stalks into small pieces, seal them in plastic bags and pop in the freezer.
Rhubarb Cheesecake Smoothies
2 cups diced fresh or frozen rhubarb
1/4 cup water
4 tablespoons honey, divided
1 and one-half cups vanilla ice cream
1 cup milk
1 cup frozen sweetened sliced strawberries
2 packages (3 ounces each) cream cheese, cubed
1/2 cup vanilla yogurt
1/4 cup confectioners' sugar
5 ice cubes
In a large saucepan, bring the rhubarb, water and 2 tablespoons honey to a boil.
Reduce heat. Cover and simmer for 5-10 minutes or until rhubarb is tender.
Remove from the heat. Cool to room temperature. In a blender, combine the ice cream, milk, rhubarb mixture, strawberries, cream cheese, yogurt, confectioners' sugar, ice cubes and remaining honey.
Cover and process for 1 minute or until smooth. Pour into chilled glasses; serve immediately.
Makes 6 servings
Orange-Rhubarb Breakfast Bread
1/3 cup butter, softened
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp ground ginger and 1/4 tsp nutmeg
1/2 cup orange juice
1 cup chopped fresh or frozen rhubarb
1/2 cup slivered almonds
2 tsp grated orange peel/zest
In large mixing bowl cream butter and sugar. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each egg.
Beat in vanilla. Combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, ginger and nutmeg; add to creamed mixture alternately with orange juice.
Fold in the rhubarb, almonds and orange peel. Spoon into a greased 9-by-5-by-3 inch loaf pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 55-65 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean.
Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack. Makes 1 loaf.
Note: If using frozen rhubarb measure rhubarb while frozen, thaw and drain in colander (not pressing liquid out.)
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Wright-Patterson Air Force base says more than 10,000 civilian employees will get furlough notices beginning Friday.
Civilians working at the base already knew that federal budget cuts would likely force them to take some mandatory unpaid time off this summer.
The U.S. Department of Defense said 680,000 civilian employees will get 11-day furloughs starting July 8 - one day a week for 11 weeks.
About 13,000 civilian employees at Wright Patterson Air Force Base will be forced to take 11 days of unpaid leave beginning in July.
Col. Cassie Barlow, commander of the 88th Air Base Wing, made that announcement yesterday.
Each of the 13,000 civilian employees will be on one day of furlough per week beginning July 8 until they reach 11 total days. The unpaid leave is the result of automatic defense budget cuts.
Barlow says the development is "good news" because the Department of Defense's 800,000 civilian employees had originally faced 22 days of furlough.
Officials say a U.S. Air Force reserve wing that flies troops around the globe will start shutting down on Fridays when civilian furloughs begin at Ohio's largest military base.
That's the word at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, where around 13,000 civilian employees will be subject to furloughs because of defense budget cuts.
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Game Review: Hordes of the Underdark
Title: Hordes of the Underdark
Manufacturer: Bioware
URL: www.bioware.com
Price: $29.99
Hordes of the Underdark is an expansion to Neverwinter Nights, a third-person perspective role-playing game (RPG) built on Dungeons & Dragons, 3rd Edition Rules; it was released by Bioware.
The story in Hordes picks up some time after the Shadows of Undrentide expansion ends. You do not need to have played Shadows it or even have it installed to play Hordes, but it would be helpful to have played through Shadows from a storyline perspective. The single-player campaign has a lot of action, many puzzles to solve and an excellent storyline with an interesting plot. I wish the campaign had been a little longer, but only because I enjoyed it so much. The campaign certainly is not too short, however, a relatively common failing of other games' expansion packs.
Hordes of the Underdark tries to outdo both NWN and Shadows by incorporating several noteworthy enhancements. The first improvement Hordes introduces is Epic Levels. Epic Levels allow your character to attain levels higher than the previous restriction of 20; the engine now supports up to 60 levels, although Hordes itself is limited to 40 levels. The extra levels add depth to you characters and allow for many more choices in character creation.
There also are six new prestige classes to choose from, each one having unique special abilities. I was particularly impressed with the Dwarven Defender, Weapon Master and Red Dragon Disciple. The other classes are the Pale Master, Shifter and Champion of Torm.
New visual enhancements have been added as well, such as the ability to add wings and tails to characters. There also are several new heads to choose from and, quite possibly the most player-requested feature, robes. A new and improved camera rounds out the visual upgrades you get with Hordes.
Another new feature that Hordes adds to the single-player campaign is the option to have two henchmen travel with you. Having two henchmen really adds to the tactical possibilities when playing the campaign.
With this release, Bioware maintains its previous pattern of both succeeding stunningly and falling slightly short of making the Linux platform a viable choice for playing this game. NWN's downfall was the astoundingly long wait for a Linux client to be released, but being able to play in Linux at all made up for the wait. In Shadows, the expansion pack was fun to play, but the less-than-perfect installer tarnished the glory somewhat.
This time out, Bioware's major success is finally tying the chapters of the game together with cut scenes rendered by the game engine. This is a huge plus, as the cut scenes previously were done in the Bink format. Viewing them required either using a player-made utility, such as nwmovies, or viewing the movies outside of the game with the beta Bink Player for Linux. The story flows much more smoothly now that you can watch the cut scenes from within the game itself. There is no longer a hollow feeling because you got dumped back to the main menu after beating the game.
Sadly, Bioware failed once again to provide a working installer. Although manual installation is an absolute breeze, it's still somewhat disappointing. Also on the downside, the v1.61 version of the client has an almost show-stopping bug that requires DebugMode and some trickery to get past and finish the game (the workaround can be found here.
The only other on-going disappointment is the lack of a native toolset. Once again, the player made utility nwwine works for some folks. Evidently, you can use Gentoo's Portage tool to install it.
I believe Hordes more than overcomes its few blemishes, because it provided an entertaining game with some excellent game-play enhancements. I recommend this expansion to anyone who has found enjoyment in Neverwinter Nights. The ability to play the game natively in Linux nearly is reward enough, but Bioware has made this upgrade well worth overlooking a few minor issues.
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There is a linux installer for NWN and NWN Gold, HOTU, & SOU here, along with several other great games.
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There is an upcoming Patch, 1.62 that, according to the bioware forums, fixes the "serious bug" listed above. The beta version of the patch is out as of Feb 05, 2004. The final release is expected soon.
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The main problem I have with Neverwinter Nights on any platform is the sheer amount of bugs in it. It's fairly stable, though not perfectly so; but the main problem lies in the myriad of little niggles that plague the game.
This is especially evident in multiplayer games, when there is more than one party. For instance, there's the infamous "bow bug". If your character is carrying a ranged weapon, then you confusingly and unexpectedly get to see all manner of hidden and invisible creatures, free of charge.
There's a pickpocket bug that allows you to pilfer your comrade's pockets without ever being near them. All aura spells, such as silence, are bugged terribly. The dirge spell doesn't even actually work at all. Up until Hordes, spells like War Cry affected the caster (who, presumably, was literally scared of his or her own voice). Greater Sanctuary only provides an advanced form of invisibility, and fails to protect your character as it's supposed to.
These bugs are all in the Windows version as well, unfortunately. Often one just has to work around them. Remember not to use spells like Dirge, of if you do, try not to move. Remember that dragons can inexplicably get around Greater Sanctuary. Remember that if you're invisible, and your opponent wields a bow or a sling, they can see you. Spells can be "stacked"; their effects magnified if cast upon a character more than once, up until the point where the character is invulnerable- which isn't supposed to happen. These are just a few of the things you need to watch out for.
These are really minor-ish issues. The game is still playable, but it would be nice if Bioware playtested their games a little. What's the point in introducing new spells if you don't actually check if they work or not? And what's the point of releasing patches or expansions if you don't actually fix what's broken?
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Anne Arundel County voters are set to ratify 15 county charter amendments by a landslide, according to early results.
All of the county's charter amendments were set to pass as of 10 p.m. Tuesday night—some with as much as 91 percent approval, and as low as 61 percent approval. But the results so far have left no room for middle ground on the issues.
Among the charter changes are removing authority from the county executive's veto rights, giving the council the authority to remove a councilman or executive convicted of a felony, and setting the month of August as a legislative recess for the seven-member council.
A few of the tighter races are yet to be determined, but Anne Arundel County residents can rest tonight on pretty solid ground that the county's charter will be changed in 15 different ways.
The 15 charter amendments are:
Question A—Gives county departments more time to file their budgets. It also moves the start of the 60-day window for budget deliberation by the County Council from April 15 to May 1. It does not change the budget deadline. (Resolution 54-12)
Question B—Allows the County Council to remove the county executive from office if the official is convicted of, or pleads no contest to, a felony charge, or a crime of moral turpitude or malfeasance. It requires five of the seven council members to vote in favor of it. (Resolution 32-12)
Question C—Same as Question B, only for a county councilmember. (Resolution 33-12)
Question D—Allows State Central Committee to fill a County Council vacancy if the council cannot decide within 30 days. (Resolution 45-12)
Question E—Creates a separate fund to be used explicitly to accrue employee retiree healthcare benefits. As it stands, these funds are taken from the county's general fund, which waxes and wanes along with other expenditures. (Resolution 34-12)
Question F—Would restrict the power of the county executive's veto rights to comprehensive rezoning items only. As it stands, the executive can remove individual provisions from any council legislation. (Resolution 47-12)
Question G—Changes the start of a county councilmember's term from the day after a successful election bid to the first Monday in December following an election. (Resolution 48-12)
Question H—Gives County Council members the month of August off from their regular meetings. They would still perform their elected duties, but would not meet to vote on legislation for August. (Resolution 40-12)
Question I—Requires an annual, third-party audit of the county government. This is what has been practiced in recent years, but the current charter only requires an audit every four years. (Resolution 38-12)
Question J—The change would require that any money gained by the county from the sale of bonds would be spent exclusively on capital improvement projects. (Resolution 50-12)
Question K— Expands the number of members on the county's Charter Review Commission from five to seven, giving each councilman one appointment each. (Resolution 35-12)
Question L—Limits the county's Board of Appeals members to serve a maximum of two consecutive four-year terms. (Resolution 35-12)
Question M—Same as Question L, only for the county's Ethics Commission. (Resolution 49-12)
Question N—Clarifies that if the county executive leaves a bill unsigned, or unvetoed, the bill is automatically approved 10 days after the executive was presented it. (Resolution 39-12)
Question O—Allows the county executive to distribute electronic copies of the budget. The current charter requires paper copies to be sent to all council members. Welcome to the 21st century. (Resolution 55-12)
See also: Ballot Homework: 15 County Charter Changes You Will Help Decide


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LAKE WYLIE — A hailed victory for environmental groups also means a longer wait for recreational improvements along the Catawba River – including several in or near Lake Wylie.
The South Carolina Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday in favor of conservation groups and the state Department of Health and Environmental Control, which had challenged a previous ruling on how the state could protest Duke Energy's federal hydroelectric license. Locally, the impact reaches beyond the water quality concerns tied into the legal opinions and appeals.
"We are evaluating our options for next steps and remain focused on resolving issues on the new Catawba-Wateree license so the entire 11-lake region can begin realizing the community benefits the new license will bring," said Duke spokesperson Erin Culbert.
Duke manages the lakes along the Catawba River, including Wylie. As part of the company's 2008 relicensing effort, improvements were negotiated among stakeholders from both Carolinas. Some, including drought response, shoreline management and recreation flows from dams, have been enacted despite relicensing hold-ups. Others haven't.
On Lake Wylie and downstream, a finalized license will bring restrooms at Buster Boyd Access Area, 48 acres for an RV campground at Allison Creek Access Area, up to $435,000 for a new Mecklenburg County boat access, restrooms and trails at Fort Mill Access Area, leasable land for a riverfront park in Rock Hill and emergency access for York County, canoe/kayak access at Catawba Indian Reservation, Landsford Canal State Park and Dutchmans Creek in Mount Holly and camping, fishing, swimming and hiking at South Point Access Area in Belmont.
Some of those projects have been undertaken, but many haven't.
Systemwide, Duke also will replace two hydro units with new, aerating units the company says will help better meet South Carolina water quality standards. The company will donate more than $4 million for recreational improvements, more than $3 million for habitat enhancement and more than $600,000 for cultural resource protection, while conveying more than 1,200 acres to North and South Carolina for public use or conservation.
Yet environmental groups say Wednesday's decision protects water rights.
"This is an important decision for protecting and restoring the Catawba-Wateree River," said Gerrit Jobsis, senior director for regional conservation for American Rivers. "The court has upheld South Carolina's right to protect these important rivers."
In August 2009, the Southern Environmental Law Center represented several groups in claiming Duke's proposed license would lead to violations of South Carolina's water quality standards. A state board ruled for the environmental groups. Duke then challenged that decision and an administrative law court ruled South Carolina had waived its right to issue or deny a key water quality certification by not acting in a timely manner. Wednesday's decision reversed that finding.
The ruling dealt only with whether the state could input the relicensing process with the certification, Culbert said.
"It was not about whether the DHEC board was justified in denying the (certification) in 2009," she said.
Frank Holleman, senior attorney for the Southern Environmental Law Center, said Wednesday's ruling protects South Carolina waters and interests along the Catawba.
"We are thankful the court rejected Duke's argument that South Carolina had lost the right to protect its waters due to a technical snafu," he said.


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The Tucker Parent Council (TPC) met Monday, only hours after the release of the report from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), the division of AdvancED responsible for the accreditation of schools in the South.
There were approximately 25 parents and community members at the meeting held at Midvale Elementary School, just off LaVista Road in Tucker. Most of those in attendance represented Livsey Elementary School.
The TPC's guest was Cynthia Brictson, Region II Superintendent for DeKalb County Schools. Also present were Marshall Orson and Jim McMahan, two of the three incoming board members who are scheduled to take their posts Jan. 7, 2013.
Brictson mainly took notes and made offers to carry the sentiment of the group back to the Administration, but expressed repeatedly that the main method for communicating the dissatisfaction of the community was to sign up and attend a public meeting scheduled for January 15. She added that there were only 30 time slots of two minutes each available so it would be necessary to sign up as soon as possible. She also mentioned that in order to make it clear how the Tucker community felt, it would be beneficial if more than one person from the area was able to speak.
"The board needs to hear from you," Brictson said. "And they need to hear from you more than once."
Several comments were made regarding the fact that there was no educational merit to the proposal for any of the schools slated to be decommissioned or redistricted.
Other comments suggested the only purpose of closing schools such as Livsey is for the short term benefit of securing bonds so that some projects can be moved up on the priority list. That list has been subject to controversy because it was not approved by voters at the time of the SPLOST IV vote last November.
Livsey Elementary School has been among the top performing elementary schools in the district and is highly supported by its immediate community. The students outperform the district and state averages on standardized testing year after year.
Several people asked why any administration would want to tear down a school that is working rather than expand it or duplicate its model. Brictson did not have any answers, further frustrating the group who remained even longer than the scheduled two hours.
"We know that we probably will not be here forever," said an attendee who added that he is a product of DeKalb Schools, graduating from Druid Hills High School in 1975. He said that back then DeKalb was known for being one of the best school systems not only in Georgia, but in the nation. "It's heartbreaking to see what it has turned into," he said. "We know that the larger schools are the direction the district is going and it is sad for some of us, but we will get over it. The point is that this whole plan is not in the best interest of the children and has no educational benefit to it whatsoever."
The time-frame discussed by the Superintendent and the BOE during their last official public meeting was a Jan. 7 vote on the overall plan followed by Jan. 15 as a date for public feedback. After that, Jan. 23 will be the date of the final vote by the new BOE now under Probation from SACS and the watchful eye of almost everyone in the county.
SACS will return to monitor DeKalb's progress in May with another visit in Dec. 2013. That is one short year for a problematic school system to right its own course - a downslide that took 10 years of mismanagement to create.
However, State Senator Fran Millar released a statement today that indicated there is no state pressure for DeKalb to redistrict. "Approval is not contingent on DeKalb redistricting and DeKalb can actually amend an approved plan at a later date," Millar said in a Dunwoody Crier article today. "The state may be blamed for many things but not for how redistricting is done by a school system."
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Dutch Elm Disease and Elm Yellows Phytoplasma
Establishing a Quarantine. A quarantine is established against the fungus Ophiostoma
novo-ulmi, currently the fungus that causes Dutch elm disease in North
America and related species O. ulmi and elm yellows (elm phloem necrosis)
Areas under Quarantine:
In Oregon, the counties of: Benton, Clackamas, Jackson, Lane, Linn, Malheur,
Marion, Multnomah, Polk, Union, Washington and Yamhill
All states and districts of the United States except Alaska, Arizona, Florida,
Hawaii, New Mexico and Utah.
Commodities Covered. All trees, plants, cuttings, scions, leaves, bark, roots,
or other parts, except seed, of all species of elm (Ulmus spp.) and of
the related genera Zelkova and Planera, including wood products manufactured
from bark-bearing parts thereof. Tissue culture plantlets in sealed, sterile
containers are exempt from this regulation.
Commodities Prohibited from Quarantine Areas. All commodities described in
section (3) of this rule originating or grown within or shipped from any state
or district described in subsection (2)(b) of this rule, except as provided in
subsection (b) of this section, are prohibited entry into the State of Oregon
whether moved direct from said areas or diverted or reconsigned from any such
areas. All tools or equipment utilized in the pruning or disposal of infected
commodities are also prohibited entry into the State of Oregon unless they are
decontaminated by an approved method therefore;
Commodities Admitted Under Origin Certificate. Commodities described in section
(3) of this rule may be permitted entry into the State of Oregon if each lot or
shipment is accompanied by a certificate issued by an official state agency of
the state of origin certifying the kind and amount of commodities covered by
the certificate, that all such commodities are a product of the state from
which shipped or of another state within which neither Dutch Elm Disease nor Elm
Yellows phytoplasma is known to occur, that such commodities are free from the
described disease, and setting forth in either case the name of the state where
Commodities Restricted Within Quarantine Areas. With exception of commercially
produced nursery stock, commodities described in section (3) of this rule
situated within the counties described in subsection (2)(a) of this rule, are
prohibited movement within or outside said areas except for the transportation
of such commodities to locations authorized by the Department for the burning,
burial, or other approved method of disposal thereof. All tools or equipment
utilized in the pruning or disposal of infected commodities are also prohibited
movement within or outside said areas unless they are decontaminated by an
approved method therefore.
Auth.: ORS 561.190, 561.510 - 561.600 & 570.305
Stats. Implemented: ORS 561.190, 561.510 - 561.600, 570.305, 570.405 &
570.410 - 570.415
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11-15-77 ; AD 3-1995, f. & cert. ef. 4-5-95; DOA 3-2005, f. & cert. ef.
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Ang Lee's "Life of Pi" is an unusual movie, taking place mostly in a lifeboat at sea with a tiger and a young boy. Appropriately, Twentieth Century Fox has given it an unusual premiere.
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Tampa Catholic High School is coed and affiliated with the Roman Catholic church. It was founded in 1962…More by the Diocese of St. Petersburg to serve the families of Hillsborough and Pasco counties. The school's administrative leadership changed a number of times over the years, and in 1984 it was assumed by the Congregation of Christian Brothers.
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---- — HAVERHILL — Superintendent James Scully is developing a list of spending cuts to offset $500,000 the city took back from the schools last week as part of a deal to plug a $1.35 million school budget hole for the fiscal year that ended June 30.
Scully said the deficit was primarily the result of 18 special needs students who moved to Haverhill since August, including one whom has cost the district $329,000 since October. He said the total special education overrun was more than $2 million, but that he reduced the deficit by freezing non-essential spending months ago.
Mayor James Fiorentini and the City Council agreed to cover the shortfall with money reserved for emergencies and other unexpected expenses, but the schools have to give $500,000 back in the new fiscal year.
The agreement also requires the schools to hire an outside company to perform a management audit of school finances and accounting methods, and that the superintendent must provide detailed budget updates on a monthly basis to the mayor and council.
Fiorentini said the schools should be able to easily absorb the $500,000 cut because they will be getting more money next year than they expected from the state for special education expenses. Under the so-called "circuit breaker" law, the state reimburses cities and towns 74.5 percent of their special education costs in the following year. That means the schools will eventually get almost three-fourths of their special education overrun back, the mayor said.
Scully said he is targeting a wide variety of small cuts to recoup the $500,000.
The plan includes: not replacing several teacher aides who are retiring; reducing the tutoring rate from $30 per hour to $15; cutting several special education positions and a clerk in the central office; consolidating teaching assignments; renegotiating equipment leases; and delaying a number of maintenance projects. The district also expects to save up to $100,000 by replacing 12 retiring workers with new employees at the bottom of the pay scale, the superintendent said.
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Sen. Leahy Wins $3.9 M for VLS, ISC to Continue Environmental Work in China
April 27, 2012
Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) has rescued $3.9 million to continue the work of Vermont Law School's U.S.-China Partnership for Environmental Law and another pioneering Vermont organization that are helping to nurture the emergence of environmental advocacy in China.
Leahy, who chairs the Senate's committee on the budget for the State Department, foreign aid and other U.S. foreign operations, has secured about $15 million each year for several years to fund a competitive grant program for rule-of-law training in China, where the judiciary is often manipulated by corrupt officials and rapid economic growth has led to unprecedented environmental and public health problems. Under the Leahy-funded initiative, U.S. organizations devise and implement programs to partner with civic reform groups in China in fostering environmental advocacy and enforcement, in challenging official corruption and in protecting worker health and safety.
Vermont Law School and the Vermont-based Institute for Sustainable Communities have been among the program's participants, forming the U.S.-China Partnership For Environmental Law, based at the VLS campus in South Royalton. Since 2006 their program has trained thousands of Chinese lawyers, citizen advocates and educators, giving them the skills and academic infrastructure needed to solve mounting environmental and energy challenges through the rule of law. The program helps empower ordinary citizens in China by building legal training capacity for lawyers and civic organizations there in challenging government corruption, local pollution and threats to worker health and safety. Leahy notes that another benefit is that emergence of environmental and safety standards within China helps in leveling the economic playing field with American firms that operate within U.S. environmental and safety standards.
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Residential Structure Fire
When-Time and Date:
9:04 P.M. January 28, 2014
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At 9:04 P.M. Santa Cruz Fire Department responded to a reported residential Victorian on fire. Upon the arrival of fire crews, they found smoke coming from the first floor windows on one side of the house. The building was a 2 story Victorian with multiple apartments inside. The residences stated that the fire was on the first floor and that no one was home but a dog may be inside. Crews entered the first floor with hose lines and found the apartment completely filled with smoke and fire extending up the walls in the living room. Crews extinguished the fire and opened the walls and ceiling to check for hidden fire. Additional crews were sent in to search the first and second floors for any victims. Crews were able to locate the dog in a downstairs bathroom and reunited it with its owners. The dog was found conscious and in good shape. Crews also checked the second story walls and ceiling for any possible fire extension. Victorians commonly have no fire stops in the walls enabling fire to spread rapidly through the walls into the attic. No injuries to firefighters or the occupants. The occupants were unable to reenter the residence due to smoke and heat damage along with the electrical disconnected. The cause of the fire appears to have started by objects that had fallen off a cabinet onto a wall heater catching those items and book shelf next to the heater on fire. The fire was accidental in nature.
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Santa Cruz Fire & Police, AMR, PG$E
Number of Apparatus:
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Damage to the structure and belongings $100,000 Saved 1.5 Million
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Smoke detectors were working in the residence helping to alert the occupants to evacuate.
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January 28, 2014
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SUTTONS BAY — Dwaun Anderson is working hard.
In the classroom. On the basketball court. In the community.
The hard work has been paying off for the Suttons Bay junior, and people have taken notice.
Already considered one of the top basketball players in the state for the Class of 2011, Anderson led Suttons Bay on an historic run to the Class C state championship game and a 25-2 record. That run sparked interest from the schools that have already taken note of the 6-foot-4 guard/forward.
"Not from different colleges, but I got more attention from the colleges that were already interested in me," Anderson said. "I'm closer to getting offers."
Currently, Central Michigan, Oakland and Utah have offered him a Division 1 scholarship, but many others have expressed interest.
Including Michigan State.
On Monday, Spartans coach Tom Izzo and top assistant Mark Montgomery came to Suttons Bay to watch Anderson go through a workout. Izzo made a similar trip last fall.
"It's crazy," Anderson said. "Even last year, I never thought I'd get this kind of attention from them. They told me they wouldn't have come all that way just for nothing."
"This trip was more about them showing him that they're very serious about him," Norsemen coach Todd Hursey said. "Last fall, they came up because they heard about this kid and they wanted to check him out. This was about them showing him their interest, but they haven't offered yet."
When big-name coaches visit Suttons Bay, it hasn't gone unnoticed in the community.
"It's similar to the season," Hursey said. "There's a buzz around town. Who knows what's next. He's drawn some interest from some big programs, but the way things are going he maybe could jump into the national scene. It's exciting for his teammates, his coaches and his family. The whole community is just so proud of everything he's done."
Basketball isn't the only thing Anderson is being celebrated for these days.
Academically, Anderson has made improvements in the classroom and was on the Suttons Bay honor roll for the first semester this school year. And, he just received a 20 on the ACT this week, which surpasses the NCAA eligibility requirements.
"He has shown incredible maturation from freshman year until now," Hursey said. "That's not even basketball. He's grown as a player, but to watch him talk to media, to interact with adults. But most importantly, he's always been a smart kid, but now he understands the importance of getting the job done in the classroom. We're thrilled for him."
In the community, Anderson has been a member of the Boys & Girls Club of Grand Traverse for two years and was recently named the area's Youth of the Year.
With the honor, Anderson is in the running for the recognition on the state level, and must give a speech this weekend. When asked if it's more nerve-racking to give a speech or play at the Breslin Center in the Class C state finals, Anderson said it was an easy choice.
"The speech is definitely more nerve-racking because all eyes are on me," he said.
While things are going well for Anderson, he's looking to keep improving. For basketball, Anderson has joined the Michigan Mustangs for AAU games this spring and summer.
"I played with (Parallel) 45 last year, (founder) Steve Bell was great and I liked everyone on the team, but I wanted to play with a team I felt would make me better and I'd get more exposure on," Anderson said. "I had a big list of AAU teams that were following me, but I thought the Mustangs would be the best fit for me after I went to a practice."
With that added exposure, Anderson can show off improvements to his game. After working last year on his defense, he said this off-season his attention will be on the offensive side.
"I think I need to work on my shooting a lot more, and probably my ball handling," Anderson said. "I'm going to be handling the ball a lot when I get to college. (I've got to) get in the gym as much as possible and even do workouts with the ball, dribbling and stuff. And then just getting up as many shots as I can."
Anderson will continue to work on his game and wait to see what offers come in. Central Michigan was the first school to offer and Chippewas coach Ernie Zeigler may have helped his cause last week when his son Trey — a 6-foot-3 guard/forward — signed to play at CMU.
"It changes a lot," Anderson said. "Now they're definitely higher on my list. I'm just waiting to see who else offers. But that's definitely a possibility. (It would be fun) to have another guy who can pretty much do what I do."
Other schools that have shown interest include Purdue, Penn State, Dayton, Villanova, Michigan and Villanova, among others.
"Dwaun is excited about the possibility going to Michigan State, but Dayton came up yesterday and he's excited about the possibility of going to Dayton," Hursey said. "His other offers, Central Michigan, Oakland and Utah are great offers. He's in a great spot right now, but he's keeping things open right now because you never know how it will turn."