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Wolfeboro Things to Do
The Lakes
Spend time at or on the lake. There are little beaches and coves everywhere to go swimming. If you have a boat, use it! The lake is huge, and you can spend lots of time exploring. It's also very canoe and kayak friendly. Places around will rent them - try Winnepesaukee Kayak on Back Bay or Brewster Academy.
If you want to get away from the heavy motor boat traffic on Winnepesaukee, go to Crescent Lake or Lake Wentworth - both about a mile or less from Wolfeboro. There is a loon sanctuary you can visit.
There are lots of parks nearby that are good for picnics, etc. Try Cate Park in downtown Wolfeboro or Clark Point at the end of Clark Road.Related to:
- Kayaking
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Wolfeboro Hotels
The Wolfeboro Inn
90 North Main Street, P.O. Box 1270, Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, 03894, United States
Satisfaction: Very Good
Good for: Couples
The Lake Motel
Staff was great,very helpfull and courtious.great place to go to just chill out on the beach or if...more
Piping Rock Resort
680 North Main Street, Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, 03894, United States
Satisfaction: Average
Good for: Families
Wolfeboro Restaurants
30 years and counting in our little...
The Earle's boast over 25 years at the Cider Press location serving great food to great friends. The cozy dining rooms and tavern, with fireplaces burning in the Spring & Autumn.The Cider Press offers fresh seafood, grilled chops, chicken and steaks, bbq ribs and nightly blackboard specials. The Cider Press prides itself on a well trained well &...more
delicious homemade diner!
Very nice family dining, offering wide variety of homemade dishes as well as some fast food, seafood and delicious desserts. Serving lunch and dinner. Open daily - summers only.They also have rich ice-cream bar - over 30 kinds.more
Your choice of 2 places for Chinese food
Everyone in town has an opnion about which of these 2 Chinese restaurants are better. Frankly, I think they're pretty comparable in terms of price and quality, but I like the ambiance of West Lake better. Both are on Route 28 heading west out of town. Seabird is closer to the center of town and is an easy walk; West Lake is about a mile out of town...more
Try all the beers at The Tavern
This definitely has a Tavern feel - many rooms, fireplaces, wooden beams on the ceiling. They have about 75 beers in stock. The food is pretty good. Service sometimes is a bit slow if it's really packed, but generally it's good. Chicken Quesadillas. Even though these are under the appetizers, they're big enough to be a meal by themselves.more
Sit out on the deck of Garwoods
The restuarant has a wonderful atmosphere. The lower level is fairly formal, the upper bar area is laid-back, and the deck out back overlooks the water. The food is always good. They served everything from burgers (several types to choose from - plain, onions/mushrooms, blue cheese, etc) to specialty pastas, to fresh fish dishes. The serving staff...more
Coffee and good food and Lydias
This is a small, locally owned coffee shop that serves breakfast and lunch as well. It's open from 7 am to 4 pm. They have a big selection of coffee (usually organic and/or Fair Trade) and coffee drinks. They also do really unusual foods - nice wraps, breakfast burritos, etc as well as the more usual foods - bagels, muffins, grilled cheese,...more
Wolfeboro Transportation
Molley The Trolley
Narrated tour of historic Wolfeboro aboard a vintage trolley. Makes 16 stops. It's a turn-of-the-century style open trolley. Molly's driver will personally give you a 45-minute narrated tour of one of Wolfeboro - Lake Winnipesaukee's most beautiful communities. You'll see scenic lakeside views, beautiful waterfront homes and learn about Wolfeboro's...more
Ditch the car once you're in town!
Once you're in Wolfeboro, WALK or use your bike. The traffic patterns suck around here with the influx of tourists, and it takes forever to get through town. There are no traffic lights here, and cars are required to stop at crosswalks for pedestrians, so if you are driving, you will inch your way through town. If you are just trying to get from...more
Wolfeboro Hotels5 Hotels in Wolfeboro
Wolfeboro Shopping
no one specific place to go: Lots of neat shops in town
Here are some cool places:
1) Country Bookseller. This is a small, locally owned place. The people are well informed, and for a small shop, they are amazingly well stocked. They can also get things ordered, and they are sometimes there the next day.
2) Lee's Confectionary: they make their own candies and chocolates. REALLY GOOD!
3) Hampshire Pewter: They make their pewter in town. Beautiful things - everything from mugs to candlesticks, to christmas ornaments. They will engrave things.
4) The Pottery Place: They make their pottery in the store, and you can sometimes watch them making the products if you time it right. Amazing work!
5) Made On Earth: They sell clothes, accessories, books and music, candles, incenses, etc.Add to your Trip Planner
Wolfeboro Local Customs
Eat ice cream by the water!
A "tradition" in Wolfeboro is for people to get ice cream from Bailey's Bubble and people-watch in town. Bailey's is a take-away place right in the center of town. There are a few tables on the sidewalk and a few benches on Main Street, but most people will go to the docks by Back Bay or go across the street to the Town Park to eat next to the water.
Bailey's has recently expanded from just soft ice cream to include about 20 flavors of hard ice cream, different sundaes, different types of drinks (shakes, malts, brown cows). Try the chocolate ice cream with peanut butter sauce - it's like a cold peanut butter cup!Related to:
- Family Travel
Wolfeboro General
Post Offices
Favorite thing: Not a favorite thing -- but buying stamps doesn't fit under any other VT category, so here it is:
You can find post offices here:
1. Wolfeboro Falls Main Office, 603-569-4274, 35 Center St Unit 13, Wolfeboro Falls, NH 03896
2. Wolfeboro Main Office, 603-569-2375, 34 S Main St, Wolfeboro, NH 03894
3. Mirror Lake Main Office, 603-569-4911, 36 Tuftonboro Neck Rd, Mirror Lake, NH 03853
4. Ctr Tuftonboro, 603-569-9859, 150 Middle Rd, Center Tuftonboro, NH 03816
5. Alton Bay Main Office, 603-875-6800, 5 Mount Major Hwy Unit 1, Alton Bay, NH 03810Add to your Trip Planner
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SIGN UP IS NOW CLOSED FOR THE 2016 SEASON. Check back in December to sign up for 2017!
We believe in the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farming model. A model in which the customer forms a direct and unique relationship with their farmer by purchasing a share of the farm's seasonal bounty.
Our Vegetable Share Program is heading into its 11th season in 2016! We stand behind our growing methods, quality of produce and our overall commitment to the community.
CLICK HERE to view details about our 2016 Vegetable Share Program
We have various share sizes, pickup locations, additional local food items and payment options available. Our sign up convenient and online with various payment options including Paypal, credit card, direct bank withdrawal and by check. We also offer a multiple payment option in which your amount due is spread out over a few months.
Some important links:
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2016 Worker Share Program Information
We send a weekly video to our members showing and explaining the share items. Check out a few from the 2015 season!

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The last day of school for IAA kindergarten through 4th graders is Thursday, June 9th! There will be an early dismissal that day at 11:30 am. We will be exiting through the cafeteria doors to a musical and colorful exit! Please meet us there and welcome your child to summer!!
The last day of school for IAA 5th graders is Wednesday, June 8th. 5th Graders are free to leave after the graduation ceremony and celebration which begins at 9:30 and ends at 11.
Click here for ***2016 Burlington Summer Meal Sites***
www.burlingtonschoolfoodproject.org or 802.864.8416 in mid-June to confirm meal times.
Call 2-1-1 for more info on FREE SUMMER MEALS for kids across Vermont.
SPECIAL EDUCATION AND STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES PARENT NIGHTWednesday, June 1, 6-7:30PM
Sustainability Academy, 123 North Street
May 5th, Thursday 5:30 pm!!
Dumplings, Dumplings, and More Dumplings!!!!
And a little contra dancing!
Come one, come all to IAA!
So many great and interesting things going on at IAA. Read here to find out the news form the last couple of months.
If you missed any issues, check the
Click here to get to the ARCHIVE of the Weekly LEAL.
Thank you all for your concern and generosity.
It's that time of year again when teachers look forward to meeting with all of their students' families. It is a time when families and teachers can share their excitement and ideas in hopes that they will be on the same page about each student. We here at IAA believe that this is an important part of a student's success therefore it means a lot to us. Last year we had 98%!
If you don't have a meeting scheduled or if the time that you received does not work, feel free to call Teresa in the office at 864-8475 and she will help you set up a time.
Thanks in advance for your attendance!
Thank you to everyone who turned out to support the IAA Music Program at the Kids Are Alright Concert!! The PTO raised almost $11,000 thanks to you and our generous sponsors:
Kids VT Family Newspaper
Seven Days
Fuse Marketing
Stagecoach Digital
Star 92.9
American Flatbread
Vantage Press
Davis Studio
Advance Music
The Kids Are Alright Benefit Concert
For grown-ups who used to be kids, and kids who are still kids!
Kids songs reinterpreted and ready to ROCK, all to benefit the Integrated Arts Academy at HO Wheeler, Vermonts only arts magnet elementary school.
Ryan Miller ~ Swale ~ High Breaks ~ Steady Betty ~ Aspero Saicos
Special live performances by: ~ DJ Necutron
Higher Ground Saturday, March 19
Doors at 12pm, show at 12:30pm
Highergroundmusic.com, at the Higher Ground Box Office, or 888-512-SHOW
Tickets: Available in the front office- ask Teresa!
Advance: $5kids/$10 adults ~ Day of: $7 kids/$12 adults
Sponsored by:
Dealer.com ~ Kids VT/Seven Days ~ Fuse Marketing ~ Stagecoach Digital
~ Cheesetraders ~ Star 92.5 ~ Element Real Estate ~Jacob Albee Goldsmith ~ Redstone
The IAA fifth graders have begun to work with local artist, Mary Lacy. Mary is the artist who created the giant hummingbird in downtown Burlington and the colorful abstract silos at Dealer.com. Mary will be working with the fifth grade classes during their co-teaching integrated arts block with Ms. Leaphart, Mr. Whitman and Ms. B. Students will be asking the essential questions:
How does a public mural change a space?
How do I use measurement to help design something?
How do I re-size a design using scale and ratio?
How do I convert units of measure?
How do color, shape, line and space affect my design?
How do artists come up with an idea to meet a set of guidelines?
The students have been commissioned by Mr. Bobby to create an installation/mural for the hallway leading up to the second floor. Students will be working with Mary Lacy for the next six weeks. This opportunity was made available to IAA through the Artist in Residence program at Burlington City Arts.
Keep your eye on the upper stairwell...some cool transformations are about to take place!
Registration for the current 2015-16 school year is on a rolling basis. Enrollment for the next school year, 2016-17, opens on January 4, 2016 and closes on February 19, 2016, with school placement notification sent out the week of April 4, 2016. If you have a child turning five on or before September 1, 2016, you need to register them for kindergarten now.
If there are more first choice registrations than there are spots, we will look at families second choices. When a student doesnt receive their first choice school, a District employee will contact the family to discuss their options for schools. Applications received after February 19, 2016 will be considered based upon available space.
Beginning January 4, all forms can be found at our District Website, www.bsdvt.org, in any of our schools, or at our District Office at 150 Colchester Ave. Families completing registration forms should bring a copy of their childs Birth Certificate or other proof of age, a copy of their immunization records and proof of residency.
Pre-k registration will also open on January 4, 2016. Visit www.bsdvt.org or call (802) 864-8463 for more information.
Feel free to contact any schools if you would like to arrange a visit.
Help us earn money for arts integration resources!
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If you shop at Amazon, click through our link to help IAA
earn a percentage of your purchase back for our school.
Thank you!
The January enrollment window for SES is now open. There are a limited number of spaces available but new students are encouraged to apply. Students do not need to reapply if an application was completed in the Fall. All new applications should be returned to the main office in each school by Monday, January 25, 2016.
Click here for the application.
The UVM Pottery COOP
August First
Barrio Bakery
Great Harvest Bread
Sugar Snap
City Market
Chubby Muffin
American Flatbread
Zabby's Stone Soup
Bennington Potters North
The Gift Barn
Thanks to these individual artists:
Erik Rehman
Joan Watson
Alison Saunders
Susan Bernstein
Jeremy Ayers
Harold Kaplan
AO Glass
Andy Sneider
Jean Meinhardt
Alissa Farber
and pottery students from Colchester High School!!
We couldn't have done this without you!
Wednesday, August 26 - First Day: Pick up at 11:30 am
Thursday, August, 27 - Ms. Maggie's Class: Pick up at 2:50 pm
Ms. Emily's Class: Pick up at 11:30 am
Friday, August 28 - Ms. Maggie's Class: Pick up at 11:30 am
Ms. Emily's Class: Pick up at 2:50 pm
The K teachers and our Special Educators use these first days to assess every kid as a team to help ensure success for each individual.
Thanks for your cooperation on this! Looking forward to working with your child every day!
They learn more about teaching through the arts, arts integration, and Universal Design for Learning, (UDL). Second semester some of them offer and teach arts residencies to our students. Read more about it in this Seven Days piece.


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NATCHITOCHES, La. -- Willie Jeffries, the former football coach at South Carolina State University, was approved Friday as the new athletics director at Grambling State University.
The appointment had been approved Thursday by a committee of the board governing the University of Louisiana System. The full board accepted the recommendation during a meeting in Natchitoches.
Jeffries, 67, is currently South Carolina State's director of
athletic fund raising. He retired as coach in 2001. He also served
as the school's athletic director from 1990 through 1992.
"The mission of athletics is the same as the overall mission of the university -- to provide a quality education. A rising tide
raises all boats. Athletics can be a beacon for academics and vice
versa," Jeffries told the committee that approved his appointment.
Jeffries also said he is a stickler for NCAA compliance, and
plans to strictly adhere to all rules set by that governing body,
the Southwestern Athletic Conference and the university.
Jeffries would replace Al Dennis, who was fired on the first day
of new president Horace Judson's tenure July 1.
Jeffries became the first black to coach on the NCAA Division I level when he took over at Wichita State University in 1979. He coached for 19 years there and at South Carolina State and another five at Howard University.
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Hey, I found my twin! You rock that look, sweetie, you look great! (via Buzzfeed)
I'd be pissy too if my choker necklace was trying to choke me literally. Love the hair color and those funky gloves, though.
The fuchsia hair is awesome, the skull hairband is awesome, the sweater is awesome..to hellmichigan with it, give me the whole thing!
Alright, who gave this girl with the gorgeous red-on-black-hair a pair of shiners? No, the eyes, not the gloves! I want those porthole gloves!
There's something about bright hair on a dark background that makes the hairdo even more striking. This yellow mane is proof of that.
I have been told a few times that I look like Kelly Osbourne. No complaints from me, she has a similar wild style that I do. We seem to be hair twins too.
What's cuter, the hairdo or the purple sreaky bangs. Both, the answer is BOTH!
Hair says New Tens, outfit says '90s. No rain, indeed.
*drools over the numerous cascades of purple prettiness*
"Yes, my hair matches my eyes. What of it?"
Even hippies can't resist a nice green dip dye hairdo, especially with a friendship bracelet headband!
I had black-on-red hair in college, but her hair looked WAY better than mine did. Hers looks awesome!
"HELP! My teal streaks are trying to escape my head!!!"
"My hair matches my eyes, and it is AWESOME!"
Colorful curls in a plethora of green! Goes great with the sunflower tube top!
Who says natural curly hair can't be dyed? She rocks it! Also, those poor, poor jeans...
Wynonna Judd: The Teenage Years. (Miki Gossett Collection)
Silver blonde and black hair, looking great outside of Halloween! (Destinian Image)
It's purple ombre hair in reverse! Does anyone else think the girl kinda looks like Kelly Osbourne?
Speaking of hair that looks like it was cut with lasers, this. She looks likes the cover model of a long-forgotten 1980s Eurodisco album. Love the dye job, though.
Were her bangs cut with a laser? Also, orange lipstick!
"Help me, I can't see! Also, my necklace is caught on my ear and nose! HELP!" Love the hair dye color combo though.("#CyberPunk Hacker" by Vic Piccolotto)
FTOP: "Elena Bogdanets of Canada wows with this fabulous color design. We also heart the matchy-matchy hair and eye shades - something that looks extraordinary when a creative color is involved. Photog: Lucy Literna; MUA: Julia Adamenko". Normally I'm not a fan of grey and yellow together, but this works.


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Bharat Heavy Gains Most in 9 Months on Seeking Import Duty
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. gained the most in almost nine months as India's power equipment makers sought a 14 percent import duty to fend off cheaper products from overseas.
The shares climbed 4.3 percent to 329.20 rupees at the close in Mumbai, the most since Feb. 14. Officials from companies including Bharat Heavy and Larsen & Toubro Ltd. met Heavy Industries Minister Praful Patel in New Delhi today.
Chinese suppliers have won contracts in India, where plans to increase electricity generation have attracted investments in power-equipment manufacturing from companies including Larsen & Toubro and Toshiba Corp. State-owned Bharat Heavy, India's biggest power equipment maker, may win support for an import tax to deter Chinese rivals ahead of a planned share sale.
"The shares are moving up because there is positive sentiment around the potential 14 percent import duty after today's meeting," said Bhargav Buddhadev, vice president at Ambit Capital Pvt. "There is nothing different between last year's plan and this year's, except that the government may want to push this through to promote Bharat Heavy's share sale."
At least half of the equipment to be used in new power plants may come from China, where cheaper equipment is manufactured more efficiently, said Subhranshu Patnaik, a senior director at Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India Pvt.
Bridging a Disadvantage
"The domestic industry is almost in a helpless position," Patel told reporters today. "We're not saying there should be no imports but the ministry is in full support of a 14 percent duty."
A panel headed by Planning Commission member Arun Maira recommended in 2010 the levy of 14 percent in import duties to "bridge the disadvantage" faced by local manufacturers against overseas rivals, especially from China.
"We are asking for a level playing field, we are not asking for any special protection," Bharat Heavy Chairman B. Prasad Rao told reporters in New Delhi after today's meeting. "There is agreement that the old argument about indigenous manufacturing not having enough capacity to carry India is no longer valid."


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***Late summer heatwave for the Dakotas and Upper Midwest***
For the beginning of the work week, the region of the country with the
most active weather will be the Desert Southwest and into the Great Basin. Moisture from the remnants of Tropical Storm Ivo, combined with rich monsoonal flow from Mexico, will result in scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms. Moderate to heavy rainfall and localized flooding appear to be the main hazards, and orographically enhanced rainfall can be expected near mountain ranges.
Over the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest, heat will continue making weather headlines. Heat advisories and a few excessive heat warnings are in effect for high temperatures in the mid to upper 90s, and heat indices of 100-110 degrees. Overnight lows in the 70s will also be well above average for late August. This is the result of a building ridge of high pressure aloft.


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When we started registering for wedding gifts last summer, there was one thing Tim really wanted to add: an ice cream maker. And where I (the impatient, get-it-done type) probably would have just clicked the first version I saw at Target or Williams and Sonoma and rejoiced to have checked something off my list, this man I married is different. He does research. So it was in those final few months before our wedding that we had at least three different conversations about ice cream maker options: the kind where you have to freeze the bowl ahead of time, the kind with the freezing mechanism already inside; small ones, large ones; ice cream makers from Cuisinart, ice cream makers from Italy. Because this was around the time when I was off for a weekend to Oregon, I even remember talking to Kim and Tyler Malek from Salt and Straw about the ice cream maker(s) they use and recommend and why, jotting notes in my notebook to share with Tim. My Tim loves ice cream. I mean, … [Read more...]
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Translation of pissed in Spanish:
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PARADE magazine analyzed the number of hours worked, unemployment rates, commute times, the number of double-income families and the likelihood of people giving up time for work to rank the country's hardest-working cities.
Data: America's 25 hardest-working cities
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MURRIETA: Planning Commission meeting canceled next week
MURRIETA ---- Wednesday's Planning Commission has been canceled in observance of Thanksgiving, city officials said Thursday.
The Planning Commission typically meets the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
The commission is scheduled to meet at 6 p.m. Dec. 14 at City Hall, 24601 Jefferson Ave.


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text: There are both strong cases to go long or short Allstate. On one hand it is one of the insurance giants in the biggest economy in the world. An economy where coverage is written in the law books. On the other hand this country has been faltering on a number of different fronts bringing into question, will customer volume contract? Will rates become more competitive instead of continuing higher?The movement in the stock price is bearish at the moment, yet the dividend yield is becoming a more compelling reason to buy as it reaches 4%. The stock has performed poorly relative to indexes and recently, sector peers. Support over the past 10 years can be seen at about $30.The P/E ratio is very high and there are tons of shares out there, but at the same time this is something that funds will want a piece of due to the company's size, history, cash flow, business model etc. This is a company that if given time (without making horrible acquisitions or an extaordinarily high amount of natural disasters occurring)will win. The only people I'd say this stock isn't for is Global Warming/Extreme Weather theorists. Everyone else, the bottom is in, this should gravitate towards that $30 level the second the green #'s come out. When all the technical traders step in because this thing starts to break out, I expect big things here. Hope I'm not wrong, in the end it's a gamble. In @ 23.20


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I would love to pull your pork ! RT Aroma from a pulled pork cooking segment lured me on to the @stevenandchris set
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Can't beleive your wearing colour....like it
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Castleford three-quarter Josh Griffin has played his last match for the Tigers after completing a return to rugby union.
The 22-year-old former Huddersfield and Wakefield winger has been released from his contract by Castleford to enable him to join championship club Leeds Carnegie.
Griffin, who has scored 14 tries in 21 appearances for the Tigers this season, will move to Headingley, where his older brother Darrell plays for Leeds Rhinos, on a two-year deal with immediate effect.
"It was a big decision for me to move away from Super League, having broken through in recent years, but I am excited about what Leeds Carnegie are doing," said Griffin, who is from Oxford and grew up playing rugby union before switching to league.
"It will take me a while to get up to speed with the game but I played union growing up down south so I am sure it will come back pretty quickly."
Meanwhile, Castleford, who finish the season at Hull on Saturday week, will have a host of players making their last home appearances against Catalan Dragons on Sunday.
Danny Orr, Ryan Hudson and Nick Youngquest, who are all retiring, and Stuart Jones will be making their last appearances at the Probiz Coliseum and the match could also mark the penultimate appearances of prop Paul Jackson and stand-off Rangi Chase, who remains a target for Hull.
"It will be a particularly emotional day on Sunday with seven players not contracted to the club for 2013 and some playing the last home game of their careers," said coach Ian Millward.
"We hope to give them all the send-off they deserve."
Chase and hooker Daryl Clarke are set to return from injury and half-back Jamie Ellis will be back from suspension as Millward's men look to end a run of five consecutive defeats and avoid the wooden spoon.
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With state Rep. Robert F. Hagan prohibited by term limits from seeking re-election this year to the 58th Ohio House District seat he's held for nearly eight years, four fellow Democrats — including his wife, Michele Lepore-Hagan — are looking to succeed him.
The winner of the May 6 primary in this heavily-Democratic district would move on to the general election unopposed unless an independent candidate files by the May 5 deadline.
The eight-year incumbent cannot seek another term because of the state's term-limits law.
Lepore-Hagan, of Youngstown, who has received the endorsements of the Mahoning County and Ohio Democratic parties and numerous labor organizations and unions, is the only one of the four running for political office for the first time.
But her endorsements and her marriage to the incumbent have made her a target of the three other candidates — Janet Tarpley, Michael E. O'Hara and Cynthia McWilson, all of Youngstown.
"You should not get this job simply because of who you are and who you're related to," said O'Hara, who's unsuccessfully run for numerous elected offices over the past 30 years, including six attempts to get on the Youngstown school board. "People are getting tired of career politicians and name recognition, because I've seen it too many times in this county. It's just the name shuffle. I'm sorry, I think that people are looking for some new people. They're looking for some new blood."
McWilson, who unsuccessfully ran for city council's 5th Ward seat in 1999 and 2003, agreed that Lepore-Hagan is running on her husband's name.
"Yes, you can say that," McWilson said.
The three are also criticizing Lepore-Hagan's husband, who's been a state representative or state senator since 1987.
"When you look at the incumbent's record, it's real clear the local problems that we have. I don't think he has addressed them, especially with the blight and housing issues," said Tarpley, a two-term city councilwoman in the 6th Ward, the least-populated ward in Youngstown.
Lepore-Hagan didn't directly answer a question about whether she'd run for this seat if her husband weren't the incumbent.
But she said, "His [political] passions have transferred to me," and "I have a special insight into the workings of the state government. I've really grown to love and support the issues that he fights for, and I'd like to continue" those battles in the Ohio House.
On fracking, Lepore-Hagan said companies involved in the industry should pay a severance tax — "5 percent is reasonable" — with the money going toward infrastructure improvements needed to support it.
That includes, she said, repairing roads damaged by drilling equipment and trucks as well as for energy-related education and job-training programs, money to enforce environmental and workplace safety regulations, funds for research into the long-term effects of fracking and fracking waste disposal, and money to invest into education and infrastructure not tied to the energy business.
O'Hara suggested a "fair" severance tax of 2 percent to 2.5 percent.
The oil and gas industry needs to pay "a small amount in severance tax," Tarpley said though she didn't give a percentage. She said a high tax would lead companies to not want to drill in the area.
McWilson said she's not familiar with severance taxes or what the state should charge the oil and gas industry.
Also, McWilson is delinquent on three properties, including her home, she owns. She owes $1,396.15 in delinquent taxes, according to the Mahoning County auditor's website.
"I am making payments, but I don't have enough to pay my taxes," she said.
McWilson also said she thought her ex-husband was making payments on some of the properties when he wasn't.
The 58th District includes all of Youngstown, Struthers, Campbell, Lowellville and Coitsville as well as 36 of Austintown's 40 precincts.
I love how this O'Hara refers to "career politicians", sounds like she has been trying to be one for the last 30 years.
" O'Hara, who's unsuccessfully run for numerous elected offices over the past 30 years, including six attempts to get on the Youngstown school board"
Bottom line is that whomever receives the coveted "Endorsed Democrat" honor will be the winner in the election. It has worked so well for decades, why change now.
Let's see we have four democratic candidates.
1) We have another Hagan would professes she loves the issues that her husband was fighting for.. Same old ideas , nothing new
2 McWilson who is already able to make excuses on why things aren't being paid
3) O'Hara Who has made more runs for an office, more times then I care to count
40 Tarply who sounds like she wants to drive jobs away from the area
GREAT CHOICES I feel sorry for all the voter in the 58th district because you have no one to really vote for,
DONT VOTE for HAGAN. She is not qualified and is a moron like her husband.
The good Rep. Bobby Hagan said to his wife at Easter dinner: "You know honey, having the family over for Easter has reminded me, the most important people in life really are your family... That's why I'm glad you will collect the state pension once I am term limited."
It was a good Easter at the Hagan home, Michele relaxed knowing she had her husband's cronies supporting her.
Hopefully someone will have the guts to run as a independent! If not I guess Janet Tarpley is the best choice ! Anyone one that owes back taxes should not be able to run for public office, pay your taxes before trying to live off them!
It's gotta be Tarpley by default.


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It has been all over the local news for days.
Can we not afford own own cathedral, we have to go in with someone?
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Everyone gets all blasted up and grooves to Steve Vai.
The murderer is rather surprising.
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I'm assuming it's "invite only", so I won't be there. :( But I've been watching the building of it over the last couple years. It's beautiful. The sad thing is that it won't have the incredible windows that are in the old Sacred Heart co-Cathedral that's still located right next to it. I wish I knew how to post pictures—I took pictures of all the windows and the Stations of the Cross in Sacred Heart on Good Friday. Breath-taking! I'd taken them for granted until recently.
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I went to Mass this Sunday. Pictures do not do it justice.
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LINCOLN, Neb. -- Nebraska's coaches and players, along with almost everybody else in this football-mad state, would like to think of the 2002 football season as an aberration rather than the start of a down cycle.
At 7-7, the Cornhuskers posted their worst record since 1961. At 3-5 in the Big 12, they lost more conference games than they won for the first time since 1968.
When the preseason Associated Press poll comes out, they're likely to be out of the Top 25 for the first time since 1969.
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"Last year we stepped on the field and thought we were going to win just because we're Nebraska," linebacker Demorrio Williams said.
"Now," offensive tackle Dan Vili Waldrop said, "people want to play us."
To try stopping the slide, coach Frank Solich has made a slew of changes.
Defensive coordinator Craig Bohl and two other assistants were fired, two longtime assistants retired, another was given an administrative job and Solich gave up the offensive coordinator's position.
In addition, Boyd Epley, a national strength-and-conditioning icon, was moved into a fundraising role and his top assistant, Brian Bailey, was promoted to head football strength coach.
"Last year is obviously in everybody's mind," Solich said. "But you need to move forward. We need to have a football team that's not dwelling on last season."
Fullback Judd Davies said the team is using their dismal season as motivation.
"A lot of guys have a chip on their shoulder," he said. "We went from being the bully to getting bullied. When you win so much, it's hard not to win."
For all the talk about how hard players have trained and how they've rededicated themselves to the program, Davies knows it's all just talk until they prove it.
"The question is, What kind of character do we have?" he said. "Do we respond when we're down in the third quarter and fourth quarter? If we're down one or two touchdowns, are we an offense that's not afraid of failing?"
The offense returns quarterback Jammal Lord and four other starters from a unit that ranked 10th in the Big 12 and 59th nationally in both yards (373.1) and scoring (27.4).
Lord set school records for total offense (2,774 yards) and rushing yards by a quarterback (1,412), but his abysmal passing forced the offense to become one-dimensional.
Though I-back David Horne showed promise after shedding his redshirt midway through the season, Lord remained the Huskers' only true threat. And when defenses loaded up to stop the run, the Huskers' offensive line often was overwhelmed.
Lord spent most of the offseason to improving his passing touch. He also could benefit from easier reads in offensive coordinator Barney Cotton's system.
Lord said he hopes to improve his completion rate from last year's 46.6 percent to around 60 percent.
"That by itself will move the ball down the field," Lord said.
But make no mistake, the ground game will remain the staple of Nebraska's offense.
"We will slam it at people and slam it at people," Solich said. "But we'll also try to mix in passes a little bit more."
Three of five starters are back on the offensive line, including tackle Richie Incognito. The receiving corps lacks proven targets other than Ross Pilkington and Mark LeFlore.
On defense, new coordinator Bo Pelini inherits nine players with starting experience, although he's without departed stalwarts Chris Kelsay at rush end and cornerback DeJuan Groce. Their strength is in linebackers T.J. Hollowell, Barrett Ruud and Williams.
Pelini, like Cotton, has kept a lid on scheme changes. His main thrust has been emphasizing discipline and aggressiveness.
The Huskers ranked no higher than 27th nationally in any of the four major defensive categories. In total defense, their 361.9 yards per game was 55th in the country and sixth in the conference.
Worst of all, the defense seemed to quit in the second halves of losses to Penn State, Iowa State, Kansas State and Colorado. The Huskers were outscored a combined 93-17 after halftime in those games.
"We've got a team that can run and hit you," Solich said. "If you get them running the right place and hitting people, you stand a good chance of getting something done."
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will unveil the stimulus package Tuesday as he also announces his decision to raise the consumption tax rate to 8 percent next April from the current 5 percent as legislated, the officials said.
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A native and lifelong resident of Henderson County, she was the daughter of the late Gurley & Alma Patterson. She is also preceded in death by her husband, Lowell "Ed" Hughes who died in 2004.
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A few weeks ago, my youngest son, Skeeter, said, "Dad, I want to go deer hunting." I was delighted since Skeeter has never shown much interest in anything except computers and foreign languages. I took him to a stand opening morning, got him set, and left. I figured he might see one but that he sure as heck wouldn't kill one.
Two hours later he came up and yelled that he needed help to find "these deer" he shot.
"These deer," I asked?
Sure enough, he'd shot a doe on one side of the stand and then waited fifteen minutes whereupon another walked out and he shot it, also.
We took Fox, the chocolate Lab and Jigabells the mutt, as trail dogs and went looking. In short order, Fox found the latter one and it turned out to be a spike but we never found the doe.
I think he missed the first shot and lucked out on the second.
As I dressed the spike, I explained that it doesn't work this way all the time; that he may go ten more times before he sees another one, but this advice fell on deaf ears. Skeeter figured since killing a deer posed no challenge that I might as well go in his place and leave him to his study of languages. Around this same time our new priest asked if he might go hunting and, of course, I agreed. You gotta do for the preacher you know, and since he had no gun I loaned him one and showed him another stand that I thought was not nearly as good as Skeeter's hot spot. In other words, I was selfish. In retrospect, this was my downfall.
Each time the preacher went hunting, I went, telling him I was just being sociable and that I really didn't think I would see anything since I was giving him the best stand. I figured I ought to be able to outdo this gunless greenhorn with ease except I forgot one minor detail; the preacher had an unfair advantage in that he had the Lord with him, officially and with papers.
It has now been six weeks and the preacher has been 7 times and so have I. He has killed 5 deer, missed one, and on the seventh hunt, He Rested, and just watched a flock of turkeys, read the Scriptures and communed with nature. When he told me about the turkeys he really started to get on my nerves, for during all this time I had seen nary a hair of a deer or turkey; I hadn't even seen a JoRee.
Needless to say, I was getting frustrated when, one night, the preacher called and asked if the stand was open the next morning, saying he "felt lucky."
"Yes," I said and I lied, saying I was "feeling lucky", too.
I knew I had to go if he was going so I got up at 4:30 a.m. and got ready, muttering all the while about this cottonpicking lucky jackleg of a gunless preacher. It was near freezing and my teeth were chattering so bad as I sat there, strapped to the side of that lonesome pine, that no deer would have come near me anyway, and even if one had I could not have harvested it since my hands were shaking so bad.
Arriving back at home, I discovered the preacher hadn't come so I called to ask why not and he said, "Do you know how cold it was this morning? Thirty-two! I wasn't about to sit there in that stand and freeze. I'm not crazy. I hope you didn't go! I think I will come this afternoon when it is warmer, if that is alright, Brother," he said innocently. Jackleg preacher!
He showed up that afternoon and we went to our respective stands. Exactly one hour later, I heard the borrowed 264 Win. Magnum go off--- again! I, on the other hand, saw nothing; not even see a Tom Tit.
I've either got to move to another church or put in for a new preacher. If it is the latter, I will pay for his membership in PETA.
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England ended a 75-year jinx at Lord's on July 20, 2009 when they beat Australia by 115 runs to finally win an Ashes Test at the 'Home of Cricket'.
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Pfizer and Auxilium said today they made a "mutual decision" to end on April 24, 2013 their collaboration agreement to commercialize the adult Dupuytren's contracture drug Xiapex® in the 27 European Union and 19 other European and Eurasian countries.
As a result, Auxilium gains back rights to commercialize Xiapex as well as regulatory responsibility for the drug in these countries. Auxilium also gains $94 million in deferred revenue and $9 million of deferred costs toward its fourth-quarter results.
"We now have the strategic flexibility to evaluate all of our options for the continuing commercialization of Xiapex for the treatment of Dupuytren's contracture, and for gaining approval for Xiapex for the treatment of Peyronie's disease in the EU and other specified markets," Adrian Adams, Auxilium's CEO and president, said in a statement.
"Auxilium remains committed to addressing the unmet needs of adult Dupuytren's contracture patients in the EU," Adams added.
Xiapex is Auxilium's European name for Xiaflex™ (collagenase clostridium histolyticum). Last year, Auxilium won a $30 million milestone payment from Pfizer following its first sale in a major EU market, the United Kingdom. With that payment, Auxilium racked up $45 million of regulatory milestones related to Dupuytren's contracture, and was eligible to receive up to $30 million in additional regulatory milestone payments for that indication.
Back in 2008, Pfizer and Auxilium launched a strategic alliance intended to commercialize the drug as the first, effective nonsurgical treatment for two diseases, adult Dupuytren's contracture and Peyronie's.
At the time, Pfizer paid Auxilium $75 million upfront, and promised up to $410 million in additional payments, with $150 million tied to undisclosed regulatory milestones and $260 million based on undisclosed sales milestones. In addition, Auxilium was to receive increasing tiered royalties based on sales in Pfizer's territories.
In return, Pfizer agreed to share clinical development costs for certain trials required for the EU, and be responsible for all discretionary development within the countries for which it has exclusive rights to commercialize Xiaflex. Pfizer won a right of negotiation to obtain exclusive rights for commercializing Xiaflex pipeline indications in its territories.
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Goldman Sachs Won't Face Negligence Suit by Madoff Investor
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. won dismissal of an investor's lawsuit accusing it of negligence and breach of duty after the man lost more than $15 million in Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme.
Jerome Goodman, who invested in Madoff's fund through a company that Goldman bought, can't pursue a claim that the bank owed him a duty to give reasonable financial advice and failed to warn that he put too much money in the scheme, U.S. District Judge Freda Wolfson ruled Dec. 14 in Trenton, New Jersey.
Goodman, 69, a retired owner of a collection agency, claimed he would have divested if Goldman warned he was "dangerously over-concentrated in a single investment" and informed him of its own alleged internal ban on investing with Madoff. Wolfson dismissed his claims for gross negligence, negligent misrepresentation and breach of fiduciary duty.
"A gross negligence claim requires allegations of reckless conduct that border on intentional wrongdoing," the judge said. Goodman "has failed to make any such allegations," according to the judge.
Goodman, who sold his business for $20 million in 1997, invested most of his money in 1998 with Ayco Co. LP, the judge wrote. Ayco advised Goodman to put $4 million into Madoff's fund in 1998 and increase it to $12 million in 2004, according to the opinion. By 2008, he had invested $15 million, or 87 percent of his wealth. Goldman Sachs bought Ayco in 2003, she wrote.
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Madoff is serving is serving a 150-year sentence in federal prison for running the largest Ponzi scheme in history.
Goodman claimed that in 2004, his son met with an Ayco employee and a Goldman vice president in the private wealth-management group, Christopher Duda, to get investment advice. At the Seven Seas diner in Great Neck, New York, Duda recommended that Goodman keep $7 million with Madoff and put $5 million in Goldman hedge funds, according to the opinion.
Goodman apparently "left all of his investment" with Madoff, the judge wrote.
The case is Goodman v. Goldman, Sachs & Co., 10-cv-01247, U.S. District Court, District of New Jersey (Trenton).


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1 awesome sound + 2 cool brothers = kinks 4-ever
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A great musical group of the British invasion, composed of brothers Ray and Dave Davies, bassist Pete Quaife and drummer Mick Avory, the Kinks are the most underrated band of all time. They're easily on par with the Beatles, the Who or the Rolling Stones. Perhaps the antithesis of Pink Floyd, by far the most overrated band of all time.
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Some describe them as the fathers of hard rock. If you like Cake, Beck, Nirvana, Wilco, The Ramones, The Clash, or any other alternative rock band - check out the Kinks. They are the original grunge band.
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Conveniently located at 714 West Avenue, in the heart of Jenkintown, Jenkintown Dance Arts is a performance based dance and movement school. We offer a variety of classes for children and adults including ballet, jazz, tap, lyrical, modern, hip-hop, yoga and choreography. Under the direction of Chrissie Leech, Jenkintown Dance Arts seeks to provide excellent training for each of its students in a nurturing and inspiring environment. Our beautiful facility is easily accessible from West Ave or through our rear entrance with parking in Town Square.
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supplied methamphetamine throughout the country.
Brett Campbell Bogue, 42, became the target of a covert
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Police believed he was supplying the Class-A drug to a
distribution chain in the Hawkes Bay region but a decision
was made for the Organised and Financial Crime Agency New
Zealand to start a second investigation into Bogue.
He and eight others were arrested this month in Operation
Enzone, during which $100,000 was discovered buried in a
paddock and millions of dollars of property was seized.
Bogue has no previous criminal convictions, drives a
late-model Audi and collects Champagne.
He is listed as a real estate agent for Ray White in Orewa,
Auckland, where his work profile states he is a keen
sportsman, with previous experience as a builder and in the
tourism industry.
But the police say he is now a major methamphetamine dealer
who arranged deals in Whangarei, Auckland, Napier and
Bogue faces serious charges including multiple counts of
supply, offering to supply and conspiracy to supply
A loaded pistol, $54,000 and nearly 240g of P were allegedly
found in his home when police arrested him.
The police allege Bogue mostly supplied the drug in ounce
amounts (28g) at a wholesale level, which in turn was sold to
others by the gram or 0.1 gram amounts at street level.
The methamphetamine was allegedly manufactured by Frank
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Three properties worth about $2 million have been seized
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High blood pressure cannot be cured, but it can be controlled in most cases. The treatment for high blood pressure must be tailored to the specific needs of the individual, as guided by their doctor. Detecting it is the first step.
Ministry Home Care-Hospice Services provides grief support to everyone in the community, regardless of their involvement with hospice prior to the death of their loved one.
Affinity Visiting Nurses invites all men who have experienced the death of a loved one, whether recently or long ago, to join others in this ongoing opportunity to receive support for their grief.
A free support group on "The Grieving Process . . . Grief and Depression" will be offered by Ministry Home Care as part of their ongoing Working through Grief series, open to everyone in the community free of charge.
The Lakeland Gardeners will host their 13th Annual Garden Walk and Ice Cream Social Saturday, July 16, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Guests are invited to tour a variety of new private home gardens.
Ministry Home Care has partnered with The Retirement Community of Nekoosa to provide free blood pressure checks the second Thursday of every month from 1 – 2 p.m., at the Retirement Community of Nekoosa, 145 North Cedar Street in Nekoosa.
Side by Side grief support group is held the third Thursday of each month, 1 - 2:30 p.m. This months topic is "The Grieving Process . . . Grief and Depression".
Ministry Home Care-Hospice Services offers a unique support group for adults whose spouse or partner has died.
Ministry Home Care is providing free blood pressure checks at convenient locations around the area on the third Tuesday of every month.
Ministry's grief support groups are adult gathering for individuals and families who have experienced the death of a loved one. Their Wisconsin Rapids grief support group meets the second Friday of the month, Noon - 1:30 p.m. at Ministry Home Care, 1000 East Riverview Expressway, Suite 180.
Led by experienced facilitators from Ministry Home Care, each month's meeting focuses on a different topic designed to give people an understanding of grief and some tools to help them manage the feelings and tasks of the grieving process.
Compassionate volunteers are currently needed throughout the Marshfield and Wisconsin Rapids area. Volunteers provide support to hospice patients and their loved ones in their homes, nursing homes, House of the Dove hospice home and other residential care facilities.
A support group is available in Marshfield for any adult who is grieving the death of a loved one, whether the loss was recent or many years ago.
The hospice team of Affinity Visiting Nurses provides grief support to anyone in the community, regardless of their involvement with hospice prior to the death of their loved one.
This 6 week group will provide an atmosphere of understanding and support in addition to providing information on the grief process. These sessions are free of charge and are co-led by professionals trained in grief support. Tuesday evenings, beginning July 12 through August 16, 6-8 p.m.
Ministry Home Care is providing free blood pressure checks at Morgan Plaza in Thorp on the third Tuesday of every other month.
Ministry Home Care – Hospice Services will hold an Annual and Perennial Sale on Friday, May 20, 7:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. (or as supplies last). The sale will be held at the House of the Dove (across the street from Washington Elementary), 1000 W. 11th Street in Marshfield.
Ministry Home Care – Hospice Services will hold their 15th Annual Plant Sale on Friday, May 6, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. and Saturday, May 7, 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. This popular sale will be held at the Plover Family Practice/ Urgent Care, 2401 Plover Road in Plover rain or shine.
Ministry Home Care – Hospice Services will hold their Annual Plant Sale on Saturday, May 7, 10 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. The sale will be held at Jack's Produce and Greenhouse Plant Stand, 4110 8th Street South in Wisconsin Rapids (next to Portesi's).


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