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Located in Morrow, Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Atlanta I-75 South is in the business district and close to Southlake Mall and Spivey Hall.
This eco-friendly hotel is within the vicinity of Clayton State University and Stanley Oaks Plantation.
Make yourself at home in one of the 62 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Your pillowtop bed comes with down comforters. 32-inch LCD televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities including a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, a fireplace in the lobby, and complimentary use of a nearby fitness facility.
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served daily in the breakfast area.
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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Atlanta I-75 South features a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center, audiovisual equipment, and a meeting/conference room. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Event facilities measure 576 square feet (54 square meters). This eco-friendly hotel also offers a library, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in the lobby. Complimentary parking is available on site. A total renovation of this property was completed in July 2012.
Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Atlanta I-75 South is a smoke-free property.
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One of the ongoing threads in the Doonesbury comic strip involves young Alex Doonesbury, a student at M.I.T., and a film she made for her Women In Politics class.
It started after the election in November. Alex had been working a rumor-countering, pro-Obama website through the feverish days and nights leading up to the vote. With Obama's victory, she is briefly adrift. Then, during a lecture about 1960s Congresswoman Lacey Davenport ("the last GOP moderate" according to the professor), Alex learns that her grandmother had worked on Davenport's election campaigns and as a Washington, D.C., staffer.
Davenport died of Alzheimer's years ago, but Alex's grammy, Joanie Caucus, one of the original Doonesbury characters, is still around, and Alex decides to make a class-project video on Davenport's career, shot on her cell phone, featuring interviews with her grammy and others who knew Lacey.
Things are going great, in Alex's mind anyway, although we know that she has a tendency to over-confidence, grandiosity even. Before she even starts editing, she tells her roommate that she's thinking of submitting her film to the Sundance Film Festival. Then, in the midst of an interview with a tattered homeless woman, a woman that Lacey, in the latter stages of her disease, mistook for her own sister, Alex blurts out: "Anyway, I'm submitting my film to Sundance, although everyone says Telluride is a better fit. Whichever, we're sure to be the toast of the town… Omigod, do you have anything to wear?"
So Garry Trudeau knows about the Telluride Film Festival. Many, many people know about the TFF, I realize. But to have the name spoken in a comic strip, by fictional characters some of us imbue with something very like life, seemed a special validation.
Bill and Stella Pence, who started the festival on a shoestring in 1974 and handed off a greatly expanded and hugely admired enterprise to new directors two years ago, always struggled with publicity. There was never enough.
Actually, they guaranteed themselves an ambiguous relationship with the film-world press. They refused to give out free passes to media. And they actively discouraged paparazzi in order to protect festival guests.
That was a big part of Telluride's ethos: famous (and possibly fragile) film people could come to the mountains and be assured they would not be attacked, followed, photographed, or fondled. At least not too fondled. I remember Clint Eastwood standing on a boulder at the Labor Day picnic (it was up on the ski mountain then) and marveling, quite stunned really, telling the few people with him that anywhere else in the world he would be mobbed. Guaranteed.
The festival cultivated a reputation for very high standards, and as a getaway for purists. It was place to see new and old movies, non-commercial rarities, emerging cinema from emerging cultures. It was not strictly about Hollywood premieres, or indie film. It was not a place where crazy business got done à la Cannes or Park City. And because of these choices, Telluride remained – outside of film's inner circles – less well known than brash upstart Sundance, for instance.
So, there it was in full-color newsprint, Sundance and the Telluride Film Festival in the same sentence. With Telluride coming out on top! At least in Alex Doonesbury's universe.
The upshot on Alex's film went something like this. She's showing the project to her adviser on a laptop. The adviser doesn't really see the moment of excruciating political tragedy Alex is pointing out. "I'll tell you what I do see, though," she says. "I see jerky, lo-res, cell-phone images with no narrative structure or basic continuity. It's all very… what's the word I'm looking for here?"
"'Game-changing,'" Alex volunteers helpfully. "Thanks. I know."
"'Unwatchable.' That's it," her prof says. "'Unwatchable.'"
This being a cartoon world, Alex takes the news hard for just one day. (She had purchased a non-refundable ticket to Telluride.) Two days later she bounces back to form, telling her roommate: "I've got to get a tighter grip on my goals here and stay focused. I have to remember why I came to M.I.T. in the first place… to win a Nobel – not to go to some dumb film festival."
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It was the summer of 2004, and an aging sports owner was faced with a decision for the ages. It was a choice between two small words with giant ramifications. It was a hurried selection that would last forever.
The debate had raged for years, and now Lakers owner Jerry Buss felt he had to end it. Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal, filled with blatant animosity stemming from the deepest of jealousies, could no longer play together. Even three championships couldn't bond them and, at the first possible moment that summer, they both attempted to flee.
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O'Neal begged to be traded. Bryant opted out of his contract. Buss felt he couldn't keep them both. He believed he had to pick one. This Hall of Famer or that Hall of Famer? This son, or that son? In today's era of corporate ownership, it was the sort of personnel decision that is rarely made by a single person.
Yet Buss alone made the call. It was one of the boldest calls in the history of Southern California sports. It became one of the most criticized calls in the history of the NBA. Yet Buss unflinchingly made it, and stood behind it, and, nine years later, on a Wednesday night in New Orleans, his choice could be seen storming downcourt for a clinching dunk and a gritted-teeth growl as the Lakers came from a 25-point deficit to win.
Even those of us who have resisted saying it for years can say it now, because a man's legacy has been completed by it.
Jerry Buss picked Kobe Bryant, and he was right.
Jerry Buss traded O'Neal in what this columnist called a "Shaqtacular mistake," yet Buss was right, and continues to be right, today more than ever, his mortality continually honored by a guy playing at the level of the immortals.
The uniform patch is sweet, the memorial service was moving, but less than a month after Buss' death, his memory is most alive every night through a scarred veteran whose 17th season might be his most impactful yet.
Buss picked Bryant as if he knew that not only would he win two more championships with some of his best teams, but that he would shoulder the Lakers' most disappointing team with dignity and strength through a season of uncertainty and loss.
Bryant will not be the most valuable player. But in some ways he's never been better. He has furiously pushed the Lakers through their dysfunction and chaos while chugging his legs at a level never seen by someone burdened by so many miles.
He has led them to a win while scoring 40 points and shooting 65%. He has led them to a win while making one basket and not taking a shot in the first half.
He led them to three consecutive wins with double-digit assists in each game. There have been 18 games in which he did not miss a free throw. And, oh yeah, just for grins, Wednesday night in New Orleans, he played the entire second half and scored 13 of the team's final 16 points.
He has been the scorer, the facilitator, the scowling tough guy, the hilarious tweeting guy and, against all gravitational odds, the slamming guy. Seriously, have you ever seen Kobe Bryant dunk like this? Not in the last five years, right? He slammed on Atlanta's Josh Smith while scoring the final six points in a Lakers victory. He soared on Brooklyn's Gerald Wallace while leading the Lakers to a short-handed win there.
Bryant is leaping higher now than he did five years ago — literally and figuratively — thanks to his off-season blood treatments in Germany and his year-round work ethic. Few saw this coming from a 34-year-old who has already played 192 more games than Michael Jordan played in his career. Hardly anyone believed this was possible from a man who last spring in Oklahoma City looked old and slow and on the verge of being done.
Nobody believed in Bryant like Jerry Buss.
Think about it. Buss chose an immature Bryant over O'Neal during a summer in which Bryant was facing sexual assault charges that eventually were dropped. Buss chose Bryant even though he had pouted his way through some games, shot his way out of others, and had even undergone knee surgery without telling the team.
Buss chose Bryant over a three-time Finals MVP when Shaq was seemingly still in his prime, and this column space read, "The weathered hands that built this tradition are still powerful enough to unravel it."
It turns out, Jerry Buss didn't unravel anything. He cemented it. He gave the franchise to a kid who has grown into a man who is carrying it brilliantly in his memory, a living last will and testament, an amazing grace.
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Re "Poverty and the Pill" (column, May 20):
I am pleased that Nicholas D. Kristof raises the important issue of an unmet need for contraception worldwide. Family planning services and access to contraception have measurable health benefits as well as far-reaching socioeconomic benefits for women, families and their communities.
While the Pill certainly has helped curb the rate of population growth and has given many women the freedom to make choices about when and if to have children, around the world unintended pregnancy is a major public health concern that endangers the lives of women and children and perpetuates the cycle of poverty.
Ten years ago, world leaders agreed on a set of concrete and measurable development objectives known as the Millennium Development Goals. This year, the United Nations will review progress made in reaching these goals. Goal 5b on universal access to reproductive health is the most off track of all the goals, and yet it is key to reducing maternal mortality; preventing unwanted pregnancies; curbing the spread of sexually transmitted diseases, including H.I.V.-AIDS; empowering women and girls; and contributing to a more sustainable world for all people.
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A fifth defendant has surrendered in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum corruption scandal.
Leopold Caudillo Jr., who, according to his attorney, was on a personal trip to Russia when the indictment was issued, turned himself in to authorities on Thursday and pleaded not guilty to one count of criminal conflict of interest.
41-year-old Caudillo, a former technology manager at the Coliseum, is accused of directing thousands of dollars in venue business to a external firm he co-founded.
His parents posted his $20,000 bail. The District Attorney's office says Caudillo could face a three-year sentence if convicted.
On Wednesday, Patrick Lynch, the Coliseum's ex-general manager, pleaded guilty to conflict of interest charges in a deal to avoid a trial and possible lengthy prison sentence.
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An embarrassing laugh track starting in cyberspace morphed into a national television joke during several Saturday Night Live segments involving Lance Armstrong and Manti Te'o.
"This week, Lance Armstrong disappointed the last guy on Earth who still believed him," said Seth Meyers while flashing a picture of Te'o.
Ba-da-boom. We are laughing at you, not with you, boys.
Actually the laugh should be on us, too. Journalists. The gullible public. The rah-rah chorus of true believers.
Haven't we been here before? It seems that Mark McGwire, Barry Bonds and the rest of those Sultans of Swat had a genie in a bottle, known in some places as the cream and the clear. Olympic track star Marion Jones benefitted from more than powerful protein shakes to make her fly. Joe Paterno's image went down in flames as people burned in anger over the Jerry Sandusky child sex-abuse scandal.
Memo to everybody: Trust your instincts.
Seven Tour de France titles for a guy who had one of his testicles removed? Really?
Falling madly in love with a woman you never actually met in person? Seriously?
Now what? The proverbial road to redemption for these gentlemen is cluttered with a lot more potholes than Mr. Armstrong ever encountered on the Tour de Farce.
A lie is a lie, for sure, but there are obviously important distinctions between Armstrong's and Te'o's fabrications.
Te'o got scammed by a couple of insensitive jerks, eventually realized he had been duped, and reportedly continued to perpetuate the lie for fear of getting humiliated. Ask him how that's working out for him now.
Armstrong is The Biggest Jerk in the Universe, a guy who intimidated anyone who dare question his moral compass, all the while pumping a cocktail of illegal substances into his body. To quote another Saturday Night Live icon, "Isn't that special?"
I don't care how many mea culpas Armstrong has to offer, he's pretty much toast if he thinks he is going to rebuild his tarnished reputation. A sit-down with Oprah isn't enough to ignore the body of evidence stacked against Armstrong. It's not as much the doping as it is the deception.
Armstrong treated people like dirt along his ride to infamy, and a couple of "I'm sorry" shout-outs — like the text message he offered one of his most ardent supporters, Rick Reilly — isn't going to cut it.
His honesty came into question again during his two-part sitdown with Oprah: Armstrong denied allegations by the United States Anti-Doping Agency that he offered a donation in the range of $200,000 to $250,000 in 2004 to the agency through a representative. But USADA officials claim otherwise.
Who do you think we should believe?
Although Armstrong's rocky road seems insurmountable, Te'o at least has a shot at some amount of sympathy. Unfortunately, his best defense is, "I am a gullible yahoo." That's the only card he can play.
Either that, or he was in on the scam more than he'd like everyone to think.
After an interview with Jeremy Schaap of ESPN, Te'o and his team of consultants have picked Katie Couric for his public confessional. Te'o and his parents will be on Couric's syndicated daytime talk show that will be broadcast Thursday.
Will people tune in and tune out, much like the Armstrong deal? The angry mob can turn into your best friends in a hurry. Michael Vick, Kobe Bryant, Ray Lewis and even a United States president, Bill Clinton, have been involved or implicated in a number of sins and shenanigans, and they've all managed to crawl out of the gutter.
The key is always contrition and sincerity (or the appearance of it in a pinch). Lewis latched onto some Bible verses and became an inspirational leader. Vick got himself a dog. Bryant bought his wife a $4 million ring. Whatever works.
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A South Texas Congressman is urging the Obama Administration to take a more hands-on approach to the search for an American believed to have been kidnapped by drug cartel members in Mexico.
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After months of computer programming, a team of five Charlottesville High School students from the "Best All Around Club of Nerds", also known as BACON, traveled to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to show off their skills.
Kate Seidel, a senior at CHS, said, "Graduate students at MIT built these robots called SPHERES, they are about the size of a soccer ball. They fly around on the International Space Station (ISS) and NASA uses them to test out technology."
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Seidel stated, "When you write the code, it's not like a bunch of people sitting around with joy sticks telling your spheres to go different directions. You have to tell your robot, if you've found this lost satellite then you can move on to the next part of the game."
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Caroline Hylton, a senior at CHS, described the computer program as it was playing, "The red cloud you see over there is debris we are spreading when we start out with the code. So, we grab the satellite, go straight to the refuel pack and go straight for the end."
The final result for Team BACON was a second place win in the competition out of nearly 100 teams.
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FFP: Farewell, Flexible Positions
While Chelsea were doing a passable impersonation of the turkey that voted for Christmas, followed by Wigan Athletic playing the sitting duck and Arsenal the inevitable heap of self-satisfied cranberry jelly, the football world watched half-agog (and half-asleep, let's be honest) as the new Financial Fair Play rules and regulations were wafted in last week with a swift jerk of Sir Alex Ferguson's feather duster.
Hey, presto, the structure is in place to halt for all time any club with the temerity to challenge the elite. The bearded elite. The gilded elite. The historical elite. The elite elite.
Ask yourself in the midst of this financial maelstrom one question, and please let it be this one: When did Manchester United become the guardian of the nation's football teams' hopes and aspirations?
Does it say "for the good of all" below United's badge? No, it says -- if I remember correctly -- something like "Manchester United."
Self-preservation, self-fulfillment and above all self-worship is the name of the game at the citadel of power just across the city boundary in the Borough of Trafford. This is not something, you would imagine, that United CEO David Gill and his cronies thought might save Ferguson's good footballing pals at Wigan and Stoke.
It is very likely to cement both those teams in a place well down the pecking order, seeing as they have been bankrolled beyond their means by wealthy chairmen for many years now. Dave Whelan has done "a fine job at Wigan," but it has been built on the vigorous spending of his own fortune and getting lucky, incredibly lucky with his choice of managers, in first the runabout Paul Jewell, then the suave Roberto Martinez, who opened up South American trade routes, made Wigan's play more expansive and stayed loyal when others came calling for him.
Mr. Gill is interested in the health of the competition, as he put it last December. That's "the competition," as in the FA Premier League, not "competition" as in lots of teams competing for the honours. He wants to stop Manchester City easing their way into things, stop Everton ever getting beyond sixth. He doesn't mind the odd chaps who have turned up in Portsmouth and Blackburn. They seem OK and will be free to fly in, underinvest, bomb their new playthings into the lower leagues and reinvent old bedrock football league clubs as laughingstocks. That's all OK, of course, because they're not overspending.
Meanwhile, Stoke City have their Mr. Coates in shining armour, the betting mogul pouring his cash into a new stadium and a new team, just as Whelan had done before him further north. In Tony Pulis it is difficult to say Stoke got lucky, but, in a way, they did. The football might be a touch too close to Neanderthal for the tastes of some, but the result is top-league stability, an FA Cup final appearance and getting to see Glen Whelan and Cameron Jerome gallop across the fields of Europe.
All these things, be they pretty sights or not, are or have been perfectly achievable in modern football. From now on, they will be considerably more difficult. Another repercussion might also be the suddenly self-inflating sponsorship deals both City and Paris Saint-Germain have becoming more and more inflated.
There is no way the game's administrators, covered as they are in a thick and clinging layer of dust, can tell any club whether they are getting value for money or not out of their sponsorship deals. The hike in amounts in this area is one element of the fightback by clubs protecting their right to attract investment.
Will the FA, with all of its grand expertise in the ways of big business, be looking closely at City's sponsorship deal with Etihad to see if it is fair play or not? And if the weighty brains involved decide it is not, by how much will it have overstepped the mark for this most nebulous of ideas. Fifty million? Three and fourpence?
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All they know is that a significant, powerful minority have started belly-aching about overspending by, in particular, Chelsea and City. This, of course, because these clubs represent the biggest wedge to be plugged between the Arsenals and Liverpools and their beloved trail of trophies since the invention of the door stop. Manchester City are a threat. They must be stopped, or at least severely hindered, whilst the game's megaliths regroup and gain high moral ground.
The irony of all this is that the new regulations will indeed solidify those who are at the top of English football. Take a look at the top four. City and Chelsea, second and third. Could it be that United's gift to themselves may in fact end up solidifying City's newly acquired place in the elite after all? It seems likely.


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Los Lonely Boys will be performing at the Troubadour Thursday night, February 6th. But first, from their new album 'Revelation' they came in to our studio to sing "Don't Walk Away."
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1) Is an American Chicano rock power trio from San Angelo, Texas. They play a style of music they call "Texican Rock n' Roll," combining elements of rock and roll, Texas blues, brown eyed soul, country, and Tejano.
2) The band consists of three brothers: Henry (guitar, vocals), Jojo (bass, vocals), and Ringo (drums, vocals) Garza.
3) They follow the tradition of their father, Ringo Garza, Sr., who formed a band with his brothers called the Falcones. The Falcones played conjunto music in southern Texas during the 1970s and 1980s. To date, Los Lonely Boys have released three studio albums and a live album, all on the Epic Records label. Their debut single, "Heaven," was a number one hit on the Billboard adult contemporary chart and reached the Top 40 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2004.
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Jerry and Jamie Dunn of Dry Ridge and Mark and Robbie Gifford of Williamstown announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Alisha Michelle Gifford to Weylin Roger Fairchild, son of Roger and Mintie Fairchild of Winchester.
The wedding is being planned for 3:30 p.m. May 16 at Sherman Full Gospel Church.
A reception will follow at JMB Center in Dry Ridge.
The bride is a 2005 graduate of Grant County High School. She is also a student at Morehead State University.
Scott and Shelly Moore of Dry Ridge announce the birth of their first child.
Aubrey Rose Moore was born at 9:20 p.m. on Jan. 28, 2009, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center.
She weighted 7 pounds and was 19 inches long.
Her maternal grandparents are Jerry M. and Loretta Beach of Dry Ridge.
Her maternal great grandparents are Opal Beach of Dry Ridge and the late Marvin Beach.
Her paternal grandparents are Steve and Betty Moore of Crittenden.
Aubrey was welcomed home by family and friends.
If it was not for Jesus, Dusty Murphy said he would not be alive today.
The 28-year-old Crittenden man was one of four teens arrested in late 1998 for arson at several Grant County churches.
A five-year prison term and a newfound commitment to God has led to a transformation in Murphy's life.
"Life as a drug-addicted, alcoholic Satanist was one that was devoid of all hope," he said. "Every dream was shattered at some point, and I had no reason to exist. Now, I have a family, hopes, dreams and in short, a life."
Dennis and Amber Glenn of Dry Ridge are proud to announce the birth of their first child.
Keegan Faith Glenn was born at 7:47 a.m. on Feb. 18, 2009, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center South in Edgewood.
She weighted 8 pounds, 5 ounces and was 21 inches long.
Her maternal grandparents are Teresa Bagby of Florence and C.T. Bagby of Dry Ridge.
Her paternal grandparents are David Sr. and Dottie Glenn of Florence and Darlene Tharp of Corinth.
Six young ladies will be vying for the title of Miss Teen Derby Day at 7 p.m. on Friday, May 1 at Williamstown High School. Contestants include Katelyn Turner, Courtney Jaconette, Rebekah Brewer, Hannah Kinsey, Sierra Clark and Dakota Trenary (not pictured.) Seven ladies have entered the Miss Derby Day contest. Those contestants include Shelby Horn, Lindie Huffman, Stacey McIntosh, Melissa McLeod, Olivia Shawmeker, Chelsea West and Emily Wright. The winner of Miss Derby Day and Miss Teen Derby Day will be crowned after the parade on May 2.
Brenda L. Wilson of Williamstown has been elected to the Kentucky Humanities Council board of directors.
As a member of the 23-person volunteer board, Wilson will help set council policies, award project grants to community organizations and participate in fundraising to help the council meet the growing demand for its programs. She will serve a three-year term, with a second three-year term optional. Based in Lexington, the council and its community partners invest more than $1 million a year in support of public humanities programs throughout the state.
Five generations of Georgina Satterwhite's family gathered recently. Pictured are left to right, Joe Parker, great grandfather, Georgina Satterwhite, great great grandmother, Peggy Coleman, grandmother, Carson Webster, son and Mandi Webster, mother.
Forget "High School Musical."
The Mason, Ohio-based Mishpachah, a drama/music group of high school students, will perform locally a production targeting teens dealing with abortion, alcohol, drugs, religion, sex and suicide.
The three-hour musical "Dead Serious…about life" is scheduled for 6 p.m. Saturday, May 2 and 3 p.m. Sunday, May 3 at Grant County High School.
Tickets are $8 in advance by calling 1-800-459-7268 or $9 at the door.
Seventeen-year-old Tyler Tolle, a Williamstown High junior, is a cast member of the play.
It all started with two young girls making potato chip sandwiches in the basement of Lawrenceville Baptist Church because they had nothing to eat at home.
"Their older sister told them that if they wanted something to eat, they had to see what they had at church," said Lisa Holt of Manger Ministry. "That was all we had there at that time. We saw there was a need so we developed Manger Ministry from that."
With support from the church and private donations, Manger Ministry is in its fourth year of providing food for community members in need.
George and Reda Lockwood of Williamstown announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Cheryl (Sheri) D. Wallace to Randy W. Breeden, son of Virgil Breeden Jr. of Dry Ridge and the late Helen Breeden.
The wedding is being planned for 5:30 p.m. May 9 at Knoxville Baptist Church.
A reception will follow at Grant County High School.
The bride is a 1978 graduate of Simon Kenton. She is also a 2003 graduate of Northern Kentucky University. She is employed by the Grant County Board of Education.
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MOUNTAIN VILLAGE – The gondola will continue pumping people between the towns of Telluride and Mountain Village farther into the fall this year, as the free transport system's season will be extended a week to Oct. 28.
It's a joint effort by the governments of Telluride and Mountain Village, and the Gondola's funding organization, TMVOA (the Telluride-Mountain Village Owners Association).The G had been scheduled to close on October 21.
Extending operations further into autumn's "gold" season represents a concentrated effort by local governments and the Telluride Tourism Board (Marketing Telluride Inc.) to extend the resort economy's summer season later into the fall. The hope is that by keeping the Gondola open later into October, more visitors will be drawn to the area while the weather is still decent and fall foliage viewing is still possible.
The extra week of operations will cost around $25,000, with a total of $30,000 additional funds dedicated to "gold season" marketing efforts. The total $55,000 cost will be divided equally between the towns of Telluride and Mountain Village, and TMVOA, with each entity kicking in $18,333 to keep the Gondola open Oct. 21-28. It will reopen less than three weeks later, on Nov. 16.
The plan was originally conceived by TMVOA in an effort to stimulate Mountain Village's sluggish fall economy.
"The main emphasis was to start shrinking the shoulder seasons, when Mountain Village looks like a ghost town. So we looked at the obvious thing that would help stimulate the economy – and that's the Gondola," said Jonathan Greenspan, who was a representative of the commercial class on the TMVOA board at the time of the plan's creation about two years ago. He is now the board's president, and a residential class representative.
"We want to see Mountain Village become a 10 to 12-month village, as opposed to an eight-month village," Greenspan said.
TMVOA's plan to make Mountain Village more economically viable is also expected to help create more vibrancy throughout the entire Telluride-Mountain Village region during an historically slow time of year. Marketing efforts to draw more last-minute, Baby Boomer-type visitors is underway, and hotels in Mountain Village are cautiously reporting positive results with a handful of groups booked during that time.
In last week's Town Council meeting, Mountain Village mayor Bob Delves said the effort was about more than merely driving more business to Telluride and Mountain Village.
"It's not just about generating more revenues and taxes, it's also about creating a more stable work environment," he told Council, explaining that if the region were able to stretch its tourist season long enough, local employers – especially hoteliers – would stand a better chance of keeping a consistent workforce.
"It's a huge problem here, because so many businesses can't provide a steady enough paycheck for people to come back and work the next season," Delves said.
He added that other resort communities, like Aspen and Vail, traditionally do well during the month of October.
The three funding entities had originally budgeted $25,000 each for the extension, and had planned to run the Gondola two additional weeks (until November 4.) But it was ultimately determined that only one extra week would be necessary, and additional funds should be earmarked for marketing.
Mountain Village Councilor John Howe said the original plan envisioned continuing the Gondola's season extension for three to five years, which would enable the towns and TMVOA to get a good sense of its economic impact.
"We talked about three to five years so we could develop a clientele and get the marketing out there that says 'this is a great time to show up in Telluride and Mountain Village," he said. Local sales tax revenues and other economic factors will be assessed for this year, but Howe added that he doesn't believe the success of the program can be based solely on its first year.
It has yet to be determined whether the longer gondola season will in fact be funded beyond this autumn.
The Gondola will operate on a reduced schedule the week of Oct. 21-28. It will run from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. The Station Parking segment of the Gondola will not be open during that period.
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The Clark Receives Important Collection of British Art
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June 15, 2007
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute announced today that the Manton Foundation has donated a significant collection of British paintings, oil sketches, watercolors, and other works on paper by J.M.W. Turner, John Constable, and Thomas Gainsborough, among others. As part of this gift, the foundation has contributed $50 million to endow the Clark's acclaimed Research and Academic Program, a leading international center for discussion and scholarship in the visual arts. The Clark Fellows Program supports scholars from around the world who come to Williamstown to work in its distinguished art history library and participate in its conferences, symposia, and colloquia. The Clark also sponsors and houses on its campus the Williams College Graduate Program in the History of Art, one of the nation's leading masters programs in art history.
The Manton Collection and Foundation were created by Sir Edwin A. G. Manton, a business leader and arts patron, who died in October 2005 at the age of 96. Mr. Manton amassed a collection of over 200 works, mainly watercolors, drawings, prints, oil studies, as well as oil paintings. Among the highlights of the gift to the Clark are Turner's Off Ramsgate (1840) and Constable's Wheatfield (1816) and Cloud Study (1821–22). The collection includes three paintings and seventeen watercolors by Turner; six paintings, seventeen oil studies, eight watercolors, and nineteen drawings by Constable; and three oil paintings and fifteen drawings by Gainsborough. The collection also includes significant works by Thomas Rowlandson, Thomas Girtin, and Richard Parkes Bonington, among other British artists of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Gainsborough, Constable, and Turner: The Manton Collection will go on view in a special installation at the Clark this summer.
Sir Edwin A. G. Manton, known to his friends and colleagues as "Jimmy," was a driving force in the development of American International Group (AIG). Mr. Manton was born in Essex County, just a few miles from Constable's birthplace and arrived in New York in 1933 to work for AIG. He rose swiftly in the young company and become a vice president in 1938 and served as president from 1942 to 1969, chairman from 1969 to 1975, and finally as a senior advisor until his death. Despite his long residence in the United States, he never took U.S. citizenship. Mr. Manton donated to the Tate in London becoming its most generous benefactor after its founder, Sir Henry Tate. He established the American Patrons of the Tate in 1988 and was knighted in 1994 in recognition of his philanthropy.
"Like Sterling and Francine Clark, Sir Edwin A. G. Manton quietly and methodically assembled a distinguished collection over the course of a half-century, maintaining his anonymity in the art world until his later years. He focused his attention on several major figures, building significant clusters of the work of Constable, Turner, and Gainsborough that would become among the most important in private hands," stated Michael Conforti, director of the Clark. "This magnanimous and visionary gift advances the Clark's dual mission as both a public art museum and a center for research and higher education, dedicated to enhancing the public's understanding of art while advancing scholarship," continued Conforti.
"We knew that the Clark would be excellent stewards of the collection making it available to future generations of the American public, visitors worldwide, and the scholars and students who frequent the Clark," said Diana Morton, daughter of Sir Edwin A. G. Manton and head of the Manton Foundation.
In selecting the Clark as the beneficiaries of this generous gift, the Manton Foundation recognized the Clark's role as a global center of research in the visual arts and in the development of professionals in the visual arts field. In the spirit of collaboration and support, the gift will be dedicated to enhancing and expanding the Clark's extensive programs for research and scholarship. The funds generated by the endowment will be used to create a new study center for works on paper, support the Clark's outstanding art history library (one of the most comprehensive in the country), and increase the activities of its renowned research program.
In recognition of this gift, the Clark will re-name the building that serves as the home of its research and academic program the Sir Edwin and Lady Manton Research Center. The study center for works on paper, a gallery dedicated to British art, as well as the position of curator of prints, drawings, and photographs also will carry his name.
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Set amidst 140 bucolic acres in the picturesque Berkshires, the Clark is one of the few major art museums in the United States that also serves as a leading international center for research and scholarship. In addition to its extraordinary collections, the Clark organizes groundbreaking special exhibitions that advance new scholarship and presents an array of public and educational programs. The Clark's research and academic programs include an international fellowship program and regular conferences, symposia, and colloquia. Its programs draw university and museum professionals from around the world. The Clark also encompasses one of the most comprehensive art history libraries in the world.
In 2008, the Clark will open Stone Hill Center, the first phase of its expansion and campus enhancement project. Designed by Pritzker Prize–winning architect Tadao Ando, the wood and glass 32,000-square-foot building will house new intimately scaled galleries, a meeting and studio art classroom, an outdoor café, and the Williamstown Art Conservation Center (WACC).Phase 2 of the master plan, which includes the renovation of the original 1955 museum building, a new Ando-designed Exhibition, Visitor, and Conference Center, and the renovation of the building currently housing the library and administrative offices, is scheduled to be completed in 2013.
The Berkshires, a region of rolling hills in western Massachusetts, has been a haven for cultural activity since the first half of the nineteenth century. The Berkshires are home to a wealth of cultural institutions that in addition to the Clark include: Tanglewood, Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, MASS MoCA, the Norman Rockwell Museum, Williams College Museum of Art, and the Williamstown Theatre Festival, among many others. For more information, visit www.clarkart.edu or call 413-458-2303


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