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The Bluejays are headed to the Big East, but there are still many unanswered questions about the move. We'll try to clear up some of the key questions that you might have about the new league and how it might affect Creighton athletics.
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Whoa, Creighton to the Big East? How long were the Bluejays in the Valley?
Creighton first joined the Valley in 1928 and has been a continuous member since 1976. It's never belonged to any other sports conference.
When will Creighton leave the MVC and officially join the Big East?
Creighton will join the Big East for the 2013-14 season. The so-called Catholic 7 teams will officially leave the old conference on June 30, and the new Big East could officially add new members as early as July 1. CU was officially introduced as a member on Wednesday, March 20.
How will this impact the sports seasons currently in play?
It won't.
I thought the Big East was dying. Why is Creighton joining it?
The Big East isn't dying, it's splitting up. The basketball-centric schools referred to as the Catholic 7 are leaving the conference but taking the Big East name with them. That was part of a reported deal with the other members of the conference. Former Big East members Pittsburgh, Syracuse and Notre Dame will join the ACC on July 1 with Louisville to follow on July 1, 2014; Rutgers joins the Big Ten on July 1, 2014.
Creighton represents a good fit in the new Big East academically and athletically. Like Creighton, the Catholic 7 schools — St. John's, Georgetown, Villanova, DePaul, Marquette, Seton Hall and Providence — share a spiritual mission. And all have little or no football history but share reputations for playing big-time hoops.
How will this impact TV coverage of Creighton games?
The Big East and Fox Sports 1 have agreed to a 12-year, multi-platform media rights agreement.
The agreement grants FOX Sports rights to all conference-controlled men's basketball games, select rights to women's basketball, all Olympic sports and extensive rights for highlights and to produce ancillary programming. Included is a full array of "TV Everywhere" rights which adds to content already available on FOXSports.com.
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What is FOX Sports 1?
It is a new national sports network from Fox, set to debut on Aug. 17.
Who is on the short list to replace Creighton in MVC?
Names being thrown out include Belmont, UW-Milwaukee, Denver and a couple of others. It's still up in the air.
How does Creighton's athletic spending compare to others in the new Big East?
Figures compiled by The World-Herald show that Creighton's spending on men's basketball and overall athletic budget significantly lag those of the Catholic 7. Creighton spent a reported $4.4 million on men's basketball in 2011, compared with an average of $7.5 million for the Catholic 7. Creighton reported its total athletic budget at about $15 million in 2011, which was right at the average for other Missouri Valley schools. By contrast, the Catholic 7 athletic budgets averaged $27.5 million. But membership in the new league would open up new revenue streams for Creighton that would help bridge that gap.
New revenue streams? How much are we talking?
Media reports have suggested that the new league will announce a new television contract with Fox that would pay each member about $3 million. And by moving to a stronger league, Creighton could also significantly increase the amount of NCAA basketball tournament revenue it would receive each year. Creighton reportedly receives about $350,000 a year in TV and tournament revenue as a member of the Missouri Valley Conference. It could easily increase that figure more than tenfold in the new league.
Why is the Big East's revenue so much higher than the Valley's?
One of the new league's biggest draws is exposure in some of the nation's largest cities. St. John's is in New York City, DePaul in Chicago, Georgetown in Washington, D.C., Marquette in Milwaukee, Villanova in Philadelphia, Xavier in Cincinnati and Butler in Indianapolis. Eyeballs generate leverage (which generates money) in the television business.
|Click here to compare CU's athletic spending with other Big East schools.
Are all Creighton teams switching conferences or just men's basketball?
All sports will play in the Big East.
I love going to Arch Madness. When and where is the Big East tournament held?
The Big East men's basketball tournament is played at Madison Square Garden in New York City. It will continue to be played there as part of the Catholic 7's separation agreement with the other members of the conference.
Will Creighton be able to schedule games with some old MVC rivals?
Creighton will still have nonconference games on its schedule, so anything's possible. Wichita State coach Gregg Marshall indicated he'd be in favor of continuing the series.
Will Creighton's non-conference schedule be the same next year with the conference change? Will they still be in Anaheim tourney?
As of right now, yes. Things could change but those are details that have to be worked on.
Will ticket prices go up for season ticket holders? Single-game seats? Will tickets be harder to come by?
The teams that Creighton will now face will probably get more fans excited about more games. If the laws of supply and demand work as expected, that would result in higher ticket prices (Creighton is already a top-10 program in attendance). But there have been no official announcements on ticket pricing, and prices could certainly stay the same for at least the short term.


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Gastric Retentive Carbidopa/ Levodopa in Parkinson's Patients; a One Year, Open Label, Safety Extension Study
This study is not yet open for participant recruitment.
Verified August 2012 by Intec Pharma Ltd.
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First received: July 24, 2009
Last updated: December 6, 2012
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An extension of study IN 09 004 testing the long term safety of the Accordion Pill Carbidopa/Levodopa (AP-CD/LD)
Parkinson's Disease
Drug: AP-CD/LD
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Endpoint Classification: Safety Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Gastric Retentive Carbidopa/ Levodopa in Parkinson's Patients; a One Year, Open Label, Safety Extension Study
Resource links provided by NLM:
Genetics Home Reference related topics: Parkinson disease Perry syndrome
MedlinePlus related topics: Parkinson's Disease
Drug Information available for: Levodopa CarbidopaU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Intec Pharma Ltd.:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- To assess patient and investigator global evaluation of, and degree of satisfaction with, AP-CD/LD (CGI, GSS) [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Quality of Life questionnaires [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Daytime sleepiness [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Efficacy measures of motor symptoms
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|February 2013
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Extension
Open label extension, 1 arm
|Drug: AP-CD/LD
|Ages Eligible for Study:
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|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Subject satisfactorily completed study IN 09 004 and, in the opinion of the investigator, will benefit from participation in the extension study
- Subject with Parkinson's disease experiencing predictable motor fluctuations, end of dose "wearing off", defined by the patient's report of at least two episodes daily of a decline in function from peak benefit, with at least 2 hours OFF a day at the discretion of the PI (does not include early morning akinesia or nocturnal akinesia)
- Subject that has been treated for at least 3 months prior to the study with 500-1000 mg Levodopa + DDCI, in 4 or more divided doses per day
- Hoehn and Yahr stages I-III
- Subjects must be able to adhere to the visit schedule and protocol requirements and be available to complete the study
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Exclusion Criteria
- Subject has undergone Deep brain stimulation (DBS) or any other neurological surgical procedure that affects neurological symptoms (e.g tremor, rigidity, stiffness, slowed movement, and walking problem)
- Subjects with any gastrointestinal surgery other than appendectomy or herniotomy, recent history of inflammatory bowel disease, irritable bowel syndrome, severe gastrointestinal narrowing, intestinal obstruction, or frequent nausea or emesis or diarrhea which, in the opinion of the investigator, contraindicates his/her participation
- Subjects with a recent history of clinically defined GERD, peptic ulcer or any gastrointestinal disorder likely to influence drug absorption which, in the opinion of the investigator, contraindicates his/her participation
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00947037
|Rambam Medical Center
|Not yet recruiting
|Haifa, Israel
|Contact: I Arik 972-4-854-2830
|Principal Investigator: I Schlesinger, MD
|Wolfson Medical Center
|Not yet recruiting
|Holon, Israel
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|Principal Investigator: M. Anca, MD
|Rabin Medical Center
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|Petah Tikva, Israel
|Contact: Y Ordetti 972-3-937-8219
|Principal Investigator: R. Djaldetti, Prof. MD.
|Sheba Medical Center
|Not yet recruiting
|Ramat Gan, Israel
|Contact: E. Kozlova 03-530 4931
|Principal Investigator: O. Cohen, MD
|Not yet recruiting
|Tel Aviv, Israel
|Contact: Y. Knaani 972-3-6973061
|Principal Investigator: T. Gurevich, MD
Sponsors and Collaborators
Intec Pharma Ltd.
More Information
No publications provided
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on April 16, 2014
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Intec Pharma Ltd.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00947037 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|July 24, 2009
|Last Updated:
|December 6, 2012
|Health Authority:
|Israel: Ministry of Health
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Parkinson Disease
Parkinsonian Disorders
Basal Ganglia Diseases
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Movement Disorders
Neurodegenerative Diseases
Carbidopa, levodopa drug combination
Antiparkinson Agents
Anti-Dyskinesia Agents
Central Nervous System Agents
Therapeutic Uses
Pharmacologic Actions
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Dopamine Agents
Neurotransmitter Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Dopamine Agonists
Adjuvants, Immunologic
Immunologic Factors
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WATERVILLE — U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree has opened a district office on Main Street in the same location that, until recently, was the site of one of U.S. Rep. Mike Michaud's offices.
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108 Main St., Waterville, ME 04901
Phone: (207) 873-5713
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Representatives of both Michaud and Pingree said widespread access to email and social media is unlikely to eliminate the need for such offices, which serve a wide variety of functions, anytime soon.
Michaud closed the office at 108 Main St. last year, when statewide redistricting changes shifted Waterville and Winslow from his 2nd District to Pingree's 1st District.
Over the past month, the office has been occupied by Pingree staffers as equipment and phones were set up, according to Pingree spokesman Willy Ritch.
Ritch said district office costs are paid for out of a standard federal account made available to members of Congress for expenses such as staffing, mailings, office supplies and rent. The amount is the same for each representative, no matter how many district offices they have, Ritch said.
Along with her Portland office, the Waterville office, which is staffed by Waterville native Pam Trinward, brings Pingree's total to two, Ritch said.
Trinward represented Waterville from 2007 to 2011 in the Maine House of Representatives and is a current 12-year member of the Waterville School Board.
Michaud operates offices in Bangor, Lewiston and Presque Isle.
His spokesman, Ed Gilman, said the Waterville office, which is being rented from antique dealer Marilyn Welch, is desirable because it's a central location that is easy to find.
Gilman said the proliferation of electronic communication methods doesn't take away from the value of having a district office.
"Phone calls and emails are great, but they can't always replace face-to-face meetings, which happen quite often," he said.
He said the offices provide meeting places for groups, offer phone bank locations and allow caseworkers to meet confidentially with residents who need help getting access to veteran's benefits, Social Security or other programs.
"The main goal is to provide a one-stop shop for all who need help with the federal government or would like to have their voices heard," Gilman said.
Ritch expressed similar sentiments on Pingree's behalf.
"We get plenty of emails, and people certainly aren't shy to pick up a phone and tell us how they feel," he said, "but an office is a good opportunity for folks to walk in and see a staff person face to face."
Ritch said the location was chosen because "it was pretty clear when we started spending time in Waterville that the Main Street office Mike Michaud had was very important to people in the community."
In a statement, Pingree encouraged constituents in the area to visit the office, which Ritch said is open Monday through Thursday, except when Trinward has meetings elsewhere in the community.
Pingree is married to S. Donald Sussman, the majority shareholder of MaineToday Media, which publishes the Morning Sentinel, the Kennebec Journal and the Portland Press Herald.
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Cards beat Pirates in 5 hr, 14 inning game; move to within 2
Backup outfielder Adron Chambers singled home the winning run in the 14th inning as the Cardinals outlasted the Pittsburgh Pirates and cut into their NL Central lead with a 4-3 victory on Tuesday night.
Sam Freeman (1-0) allowed a walk in a scoreless 14th for the Cardinals, who saddled the Pirates with their fourth straight loss and pulled within two games of them with a win in the 4-hour, 55-minute game.
Pittsburgh had four hits the first time through the order against Adam Wainwright and led 3-0 after two innings on homers by Andrew McCutchen and Jordy Mercer. They had six hits the rest of the way.
Both teams had chances in extra innings before the Cardinals, who had dropped four of five, cashed in.
Jon Jay singled off Jared Hughes (2-3) with one out in the 14th with his fourth hit. Jay stole second and then raced home and beat left fielder Starling Marte's throw.
Westbrook, Cardinals beat Brewers 6-5
MILWAUKEE (AP) - Jake Westbrook allowed one run over six innings for his 100th career win and the St. Louis Cardinals held off the Milwaukee Brewers 6-5 on Thursday night.
Westbrook (2-1), came in with a 0.98 ERA, best in the majors - it increased to 1.10. In his 12th season, he walked three and struck out four. The Brewers were 1 for 8 with runners in scoring position against him.
Westbrook allowed Norichika Aoki's double to open the game and then nothing more until one out in the fourth when the Brewers pushed across a run on three consecutive singles. He struck out Alex Gonzalez and then fanned Wily Peralta (2-2), his third strikeout of the inning.
Westbrook left with a 6-1 lead for the relievers to protect, but the Brewers scored twice in the seventh, one in the eighth and one in the ninth.
Reaves scores twice, backs Elliott in Blues' win
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Ryan Reaves scored twice and Brian Elliott earned his NHL-leading 10th win in April in the St. Louis Blues' 4-1 victory over the Calgary Flames on Thursday night.
Reaves scored the Blues 1st and 4th goals in the game. In between, Andy McDonald scored a power play goal and Alex Steen scored the goal that made it a 3-1 St. Louis lead.
St. Louis, which has won five of six, moved into fourth place in the Western Conference. The Blues have 58 points, one ahead of Los Angeles and San Jose. They can clinch the No. 4 seed and home ice in the opening round of the playoffs with a victory over Chicago on Saturday.
Los Angeles and San Jose will meet Saturday in the final regular-season game for both teams.
Calgary, which will miss the playoffs for the fourth straight year, has won five of eight but will end the season Friday at Chicago.
Elliott made 18 saves in improving to 10-2 in April. He has three shutouts in the month and has allowed only 15 goals.
Bullpen holds up as Molina, Miller lead Cardinals past Nationals 3-2
WASHINGTON (AP) - Yadier Molina drove in the go-ahead run in the sixth inning, backing Shelby Miller's strong start last night, and the St. Louis Cardinals returned to the site of their Game 5 NL division series victory last season with a 3-2 victory over the Washington Nationals.
The other big hit for St. Louis was Allen Craig's two-run double in the third.
Miller (3-1) struck out eight in 6 2-3 innings, allowing two runs and four hits.
All the Cardinals' runs came against Dan Haren (1-3), who gave up three runs and six hits in five-plus innings.
Edward Mujica pitched a 1-2-3 ninth for his second save. The Cardinals have alternated wins and losses over their last nine games.
Washington has lost seven of 10.
Cardinals' bullpen can't get the job done in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Erik Kratz hit a three-run home run to break the game open in the eighth inning and lead the Philadelphia Phillies to a 7-3 win over the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday night.
Mike Adams (1-1) tossed a scoreless eighth inning to help the Phillies split the four-game series. The Phillies snapped a 3-3 tie with a four-run eighth that put the game away.
Michael Young extended his hitting streak to 12 games with an infield single off reliever Mitchell Boggs (0-2). Dom Brown singled to put runners on the corners with one out. Ben Revere made it 4-3 on a go-ahead single up the middle.
Kratz then hit the first pitch deep into the left-field seats for a three-run homer and a 7-3 lead.
Blues ride Elliott, beat Coyotes 2-1 in shootout
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Brian Elliott stopped all three chances in a shootout for the second straight game, bouncing back after a late goal denied him a fourth shutout this month, and the St. Louis Blues beat the Phoenix Coyotes 2-1 last night to step closer to a playoff berth.
Radim Vrbata's power-play goal tied it with 1:07 to go. The Coyotes, who were blanked 4-0 on Monday by the Sharks, capitalized on a boarding penalty against Blues captain David Backes.
Andy McDonald was the first to go in the shootout and got the only goal, beating Chad Johnson.
David Perron scored his first goal in 17 games for the offensively challenged Blues, who have scored two or fewer goals in 12 of their last 16 games. They've won 10 of those games thanks to tight defense and strong play in goal. They are 5-1 in shootouts.
Beltran, Wainwright lead Cards past Phillies 4-3
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Carlos Beltran hit a go-ahead homer in the eighth, Adam Wainwright pitched seven solid innings and the St. Louis Cardinals escaped a ninth-inning jam for a 4-3 win over the Philadelphia Phillies last night.
Philadelphia put runners at first and third with nobody out against Edward Mujica, but the fill-in closer retired three straight batters to preserve the victory.
Yadier Molina went 3 for 4 with two RBIs for the Cardinals, who had seven hits one night after getting held to Beltran's seventh-inning double in a 5-0 loss to A.J. Burnett and the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Wainwright (3-1) wasn't as sharp as his previous start, when he pitched a four-hitter and matched a career high with 12 strikeouts Saturday in an 8-0 win over Milwaukee, but he was still effective.
Burnett flirts with no-no, Bucs beat Cardinals 5-0
PITTSBURGH (AP) - A.J. Burnett took a no-hitter into the seventh inning nearly 12 years after throwing the only one of his career, pitching the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5-0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday night.
Burnett (1-2) lost his bid with two outs in the seventh on Carlos Beltran's double to right-center. That was the lone hit given up by the 36-year-old right-hander in seven dominant innings.
The only other runner he allowed came when he hit Daniel Descalso with a 2-2 pitch with one out in the sixth to end his shot at a perfect game. Burnett struck out eight to raise his season total to 35 in 24 innings.
His bid for a no-hitter came on a night when he recorded the 2,000th strikeout of his 15-year career. Burnett reached the milestone when he caught Beltran looking to lead off the second.
Westbrook throws shutout, Cards tee off on Reds
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Jake Westbrook pitched a five-hit shutout and the St. Louis Cardinals backed him with four home runs yesterday in routing the Cincinnati Reds 10-0.
Jon Jay, Carlos Beltran and Matt Adams homered in a span of seven at-bats off Homer Bailey as the Cardinals took two of three from the NL Central champions.
Matt Carpenter added a two-run homer on a four-hit day. Adams homered for the second straight game and added an RBI double and walk.
The Cardinals have dominated the Reds at home the last decade, losing just three of 28 series with two splits.
Westbrook (1-1) threw his fourth career shutout, walking four and striking out three.
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Seven Stories, the national centre for children's books
Seven Stories, the national centre for children's books
30 Lime Street
Ouseburn Valley
Newcastle & Gateshead
Tyne and Wear
General Enquiries
School Bookings
Collection Infomation
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0845 271 0777
0191 276 4302
At the heart of Seven Stories is a treasure trove of original artwork and manuscripts which records the creative process involved in making a children's book and provides an insight into the working lives of authors and illustrators.
Seven Stories is the only place in the UK which is actively collecting original artwork by British writers and illustrators for children. Generous donations of work have been received from many leading figures in the world of children's literature.
Our aim is to make the collection accessible to a wide audience - from school children participating in education programmes and families visiting exhibitions through to researchers from around the world.
Venue Type:
Museum, Archive, Gallery
Mon-Sat: 10.00am - 5.00pm
Sun: 10.00am - 4.00pm
Adult Single: £6.50
Adult Annual: £26.00
Child/Concession Single: £5.50
Child/Concession Annual: £21
Family Single: £19
Family Annual: £60
Moving Stories - Children's Books from Page to Screen
- 16 — 17 May 2014 7-11pm
Seven Stories needs your help - storybook characters
have leapt off the page and have taken over the centre!
Take part in your own adventure in the Ouseburn Valley
this Spring and come face-to-face with characters from
the brand new exhibition, Moving Stories - Children's Books
from Page to Screen. Create crafts to take home in the
Creation Station, drop in and watch a hilarious Mixed-Up
Fairy Tale Performance, enjoy story times and more - who
knows who you might bump into? Journey down to the
Seven Stories Café and enjoy Alice in Wonderland cocktails
and a delicious selection of Fairy Tale Foods.
Suitable for
- Any age
Bookworm Babies
Bookworm Babies meet at Seven Stories to share the best baby books with their grown ups. Together we explore new ways to play with books, singing, moving about and having lots of fun in a relaxed group. Sessions are suitable for babies until they start to walk. Sessions are in blocks of six and two blocks of six make up a full Bookworm Babies course. Choose between booking for one or two blocks of six sessions. Sessions take place on Thursdays 10.15-11.15.
How to obtain
Bookworm Babies (either one or two blocks of six) must be booked and paid for in advance. Six sessions costs £15 per participating baby and £20 for an adult annual pass. Book online at http://www.sevenstories.org.uk/whats-on/bookworm-babies-6-week-block-booking-tuesday-pm-e1139 or for more information call 0845 2710777 ext 715.
CPD Opportunites at Seven Stories
We provide training and development for all practitioners working with children, including teachers, librarians, Children's Centre staff, Private Day Nursery teams and childminders. All our training is suffused with our love of and passion for children's books, our knowledge of classic and unusual titles and our creative approaches to learning. Our in-house programme provides a variety of options for you.
For more information visit www.sevenstories.org.uk/learning/cpd or to discuss your training and development requirements, please contact: Shane Smith, 0845 271 0777 ext. 719
Hooks into Books at Seven Stories
Let Seven Stories lead you directly to the books that will stimulate and animate your teaching and, in doing so, motivate and inspire young readers.
If you would like more information on opening a school account, Hooks Into Books or need help with selecting books for your school, fill in the form at http://www.sevenstories.org.uk/shop/books-for-schools. Alternatively, you can speak to a member of the bookshop team by calling 0845 271 0777 Ext 712.
School and Group visits to Seven Stories!
Session times at Seven Stories
Seven Stories school and group visits can be booked Monday - Friday during term time, subject to availability, and last two hours. Sessions are available 10am - 12noon OR 12.30pm - 2.30pm. You can also add a trip to the Bookshop to your visit.
What is involved in a school or group visit?
All visits to Seven Stories are led by a member of the learning team. A facilitated school or group visit lasts for two hours and incorporates a session in one of our galleries; Mr Gumpy and Other Outings - Celebrating 50 Years of John Burningham's Work or There's Nuffin Like a Puffin - Celebrating 70 spectacular years of Puffin Books. Sessions also include a creative workshop
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Story Party has a different theme every week. With beautiful picture books, songs, rhymes, hands-on activities and making time, sessions encourage children aged 0-5 years and their adults to enjoy stories together in an active, fun way and promote a love of books from an early age. Choose from Tuesday 11.00-12.00 or Wednesday 11.00-12.00 every term time week.
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Some Restrictions Amended to Lessen Impact on Businesses
TELLURIDE – While recent monsoon moisture in Telluride has slightly improved drought conditions, Telluride Town Manager Greg Clifton said on Tuesday that water restrictions in Telluride will remain in place, but with new amendments that will lessen the financial impact on Telluride's commercial businesses.
According to Clifton's Administrative Order of June 12, the following restrictions remain in place:
• Persons are urged to conserve water in every possible way in their homes and businesses.
• Washing of public or private sidewalks, driveways, parking areas, tennis courts, patios or other hard surfaces with municipal treated water is prohibited (the town may continue to use non-treated well water for such purposes as needed).
• Power washing of structures with municipal treated water is prohibited.
• Filling, refilling or replacement of water in swimming pools, hot tubs or landscape water features with municipal treated water is prohibited (however addition of water to public or private pools, hot tubs or water features to make up for evaporative losses and required maintenance, backwashes, etc., is permitted).
• Installation of new public or private landscaping is prohibited (in the event that such landscaping is required as a condition of development approval, the condition is tolled) except the planting of vegetation that is watered through a drip system.
• Service of water to restaurant patrons is prohibited unless requested.
• Noncommercial washing of privately owned cars, other motor vehicles, trailers, or boats with municipal treated water is prohibited, unless by bucket.
• Use of municipal treated water for commercial car washes is prohibited.
• Use of municipal treated water for irrigation of any public or private lawns, gardens, trees, shrubs, plants, municipal or school fields, or similar grass areas is prohibited except for a period not to exceed thirty minutes, only between 9 p.m. to 9 a.m., and on the following days: Monday, Wednesday, Friday for residents and businesses with odd-numbered addresses; Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday for residents and businesses with even-numbered addresses; Sundays for all residents and businesses. (Drip systems are exempt from the above restrictions.)
On Tuesday, Clifton made amendments to the town's water restrictions, he said, to lessen the financial impact upon commercial businesses. Those amendments, which are effective immediately, include:
• Allowing for commercial power washing of structures when necessary for exterior painting and related repairs.
• Allowing for commercial installation of new landscaping if such new landscaping can be effectively watered within the date and time of restrictions now in place. No additional watering will be allowed beyond these time restrictions, however. Note that all plantings which are hand watered or watered through a drip system are exempt from the restrictions.
• Allowing for commercial car washing which is programmed or operated to minimize water consumption (approximately 23 gallons per wash).
Clifton said all other restrictions remain in effect.
"We are watching our water flows daily, and the town is doing OK," Clifton stated in a release to The Watch. "If the monsoonal patterns continue, we will revisit the restrictions, but for now they remain in place with the amendments noted…We wanted to help out the commercial businesses who are most impacted by this."
Clifton went on to state that since the water restrictions have been in place for nearly a month, they have been very effective. Telluride's water treatment capacity remains at or below 50 percent and while stream flows remain quite low, they appear to be stabilizing.
"We are not out of the woods on this matter by any stretch, but there may be cause to make some adjustments," he stated.
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Latin American Studies ProgramProgram Overview
In conjunction with the Council of Christian Colleges and Universities, George Fox students can participate in the Latin American Studies Program (LASP). Based in San Jose, Costa Rica, the Latin American Studies Program allows students to experience cross-cultural living, to deepen their understanding of the Lordship of Christ in an international context, and to explore the economic, political, social and cultural realities of North America's relationship with its Latin neighbors.
The program is not recommended for George Fox majors and minors in Spanish.
Course Content
For the first six weeks, students attend intensive daily language classes at the Instituto de Lengua Espanola. In the weeks following, interdisciplinary seminar classes explore Latin America's history, politics, economics, religion, culture, and ecology. Four specialized concentrations are available to LASP students: International Business: Management and Marketing in the fall semester; Environmental Science and Sustainable Development in the spring semester; Advanced Language and Literature; and Latin American Studies (to meet the needs of Spanish majors).
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- George Fox off-campus application form (obtained from the Center for Study Abroad; or downloaded here).
- Latin American Studies Program application (to be completed online here). An application fee must accompany your application.
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Very hard to come back to – Well, we are new to the area, and enjoy the idea of chinese delivery. The food was ok the first couple of times, but on the third time we ordered, My chicken was either old as dirt, or overcooked as could be. At almost 10 dollars an order i expect at least edible chicken. So we called, and the man on the phone refused to grant a refund on this horrible order! I was very nice about the situation, and the man on the phone started threatening to ban us from ordering! With other competition in the area I expect to at least get what I paid for. Buyer beware! You are taking a gamble with the delivery of Joy Luck. Sorry guys, but this service really caught me off guard.
JOY LUCK DISCRIMINATES AGAINST DISABLED – I work with adults who have special needs. On Thursday March 22 2007, two staff and I took six people served out to lunch at Joy luck Chinese restaurant located at 9764 Quivira Rd in Lenexa Kansas. Apparently people who have mental retardation and possibly other disabilities are unwelcome at JOYLUCK. We arrived at eleven am just as they were opening. We told the man who I assume is either the owner or manager that we were a party of nine. He looked us over and up and down and replied that they get very busy for lunch and said that he did not know if he could handle us. I am unclear what he meant by handle we had arrived with little trouble and as it turned out his behavior was much worse than the people I serve displayed that day. He then asked if we could take our food to go. We replied no and he then turned his back to us and answered the phone. We listened as he made arrangements for eighteen people the following day. We waited for about five minutes as he stayed on the phone with his back to us the entire time. We were greeted by other staff and he would not allow them to seat us however, the people that came in after us were easily seated. The old stand by of first come fist serve meant nothing to this man. It was obvious they had the room to accommodate us as that there were several tables that seated at least ten people not to mention the fact that the restaurant was nearly empty. It was clear that the staff and I and probably the people we serve were not welcome. There did not seem to be a viable reason for them not to serve us. If they can handle eighteen people the following day they could certainly have handled the nine of us. My husband and I have eaten there before and the large tables are standard. We have in turn been there for lunch on a weekdays and they were not really all that busy.
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Cars are double-parked all along Jones Avenue in front of the battalions as cadets rush to their various Spring Break destinations. And Spike can't blame them as he vaguely remembers his spring breaks.
To highlight this week's issue, Odie Delaney missed All-America status by one victory at the NCAA Wrestling Championships. The Spring Football Game drew a nice and enthusiastic crowd, as did the 2nd Annual Beautiful Bulldog Contest last Saturday. Baseball snapped a losing skid with a win over Charleston Southern, and now plays at Minnesota for a three-game series.
The Basketball Banquet is set for April 9 (open to the public) and the 24th Annual Citadel Brigadier Foundation Auction is slated for April 14. We hope you can attend both events.
Dates for the various Citadel Area Clubs around the region have been set, and we'll ask that you review them as they are posted below, under "Upcoming Events." If you have any questions surrounding these events, please contact Caleb Davis in The Citadel Brigadier Foundation office at 843/953-6813 or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
As you've come to expect, we have another packed issue of news and notes, so enjoy and Go Bulldogs!!!
Blue Edges White in Football's Spring Game
In an exciting, back-and-forth spring game at Johnson Hagood Stadium on Saturday afternoon, the Blue squad prevailed, 24-21, behind a rushing attack that saw four different ball carriers gain more than 50 yards and a key defensive stop in the fourth quarter.
The Blue scored the winning touchdown with 10:24 remaining on a 2-yard run by Terrell Dallas. The White appeared poised to regain the advantage just moments later when quarterback-turned-wide receiver Matt Thompson hit Domonic Jones on a 43-yard completion, but the Blue defense stopped Ben Dupree just short on fourth down at the 19 with 4:11 left and then picked up three first downs to run out the clock.
Aaron Miller led the Blue on the ground with 96 yards on 18 carries while VanDyke Jones had an impressive performance with 62 yards on only five attempts. Dallas finished with 58 yards, and Rickey Anderson added 54 as the Blue outrushed the White, 269-177, and held a 310-225 advantage in total offense.
The Blue embarked on its game-winning drive with 3:57 left in the third quarter, a march that included a 22-yard completion from Miller to Greg Adams on 3rd and 11. Dallas then bulled in to cap a spring which saw him return to action after missing all but the first play of the 2011 season with a knee injury.
Dupree, who led the White offense with 60 rushing yards and a pair of touchdowns, gave his team its final lead of the game on a 6-yard run following a fumble recovery by Bay Amrhein at the Blue 35 before the Blue went on the deciding drive.
For more information, please refer to www.CitadelSports.com.
Delaney Runs One Win Shy of All-America Status at NCAA Wrestling Championships
Odie Delaney was stopped just one victory shy of All-American status as he and Turtogtokh Luvsandorj wrapped up the Bulldogs' 2012 season at the NCAA Wrestling Championships Friday evening in St. Louis, Mo.
Delaney began the day by facing the No.1 seed in the heavyweight division, Ryan Flores of American University, in Session III Friday morning in the quarterfinal round. Flores showed why he was the top-ranked wrestler by scoring a takedown with 1:34 left in the first period and adding three nearfall points for a 5-0 lead. Flores continued to apply pressure on Delaney and finished the match with a pin at the 2:27 mark. The fall marked the first time Delaney was pinned this season.
Relegated to the consolation bracket in Session IV, Delaney needed just one more victory to gain All-American status by reaching the placement matches. In his way was the No. 7 seed, Jeremy Johnson of Ohio. Delaney scored an early takedown eight seconds into the match and gained 43 seconds of riding time before Johnson escaped to end the first period.
Johnson started the second period on the bottom and escaped to even the score at 2-2 and added a takedown for a 4-2 lead. Delaney was called for his second stalling late in the second to give Johnson a penalty point and a 5-2 advantage heading to the third. Johnson scored a takedown 12 seconds into the final period and handed Delaney his second defeat of the day via fall 13 seconds later at the 5:25 mark.
Luvsandorj began Session III with a 7-3 decision over Lance Bryson of West Virginia. After a scoreless first period, Luvsandorj deferred and Bryson choose bottom, escaping just seconds into the second period. Luvsandorj scored a takedown with 1:29 left in the period and Bryson escaped, but a late takedown with two seconds remaining gave Luvsandorj a 4-2 lead. The Cadet started the third period on the bottom and escaped, then scored a takedown 10 seconds to seal the 7-3 victory.
In his next match, Luvsandorj faced Jimmy Sheptock of Maryland. After a scoreless first period, the two wrestlers traded escapes in the second and third to enter sudden victory, tied 1-1. Fighting for their tournament lives, the two battled hard for the first 90 seconds before Sheptock shot in and scored the winning takedown with 23 seconds left to score a 3-1 SV decision over Luvsandorj.
For more information, please refer to www.CitadelSports.com.
Baseball Swept at App State; Holds off Charleston Southern
Four pitchers combined on a three-hit shutout and Mason Davis had a two-run triple in a four-run seventh inning as The Citadel blanked visiting Charleston Southern, 4-0, Tuesday evening at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park. After the two teams kept each other scoreless through six frames, the Bulldogs exploded for four runs in the seventh to earn the victory. Bo Thompson led off the inning with a single through the right side and Hayden Hendry pinch ran. Drew DeKerlegand dropped a sacrifice bunt to move Hendry to second and a walk by Calvin Orth put a pair of runners on. Ryne Hardwick grounded out to third, advancing the runners to second and third for Hughston Armstrong, who connected on a 3-1 pitch for a RBI single to score Hendry for the 1-0 lead and moved to second on the throw to the plate. Davis drove a pitch that painted the right-field line, raced around the bases for a two-run triple and put the home side up 3-0. Davis would later score on a wild pitch for the 4-0 lead.
The Citadel scored three runs in the top of the ninth, but the tying run was thrown out at the plate and Appalachian State held on for a 7-6 victory over the Bulldogs Sunday afternoon at Smith Stadium. The loss gave the host Mountaineers a Southern Conference series sweep over the Bulldogs.
With Appalachian leading 7-3 heading to the final inning, Bo Thompson drew a leadoff walk and Grant Richards pinch-ran for the Bulldogs' designated hitter. Armstrong lined a pinch-hit single to center, moving Richards to second and DeKerlegand loaded the bases with a pinch-hit single through the right side. Orth lined a 0-1 pitch to right for a RBI single, cutting the deficit to 7-4. The Mountaineers then recorded two quick outs, but Joe Jackson came through with a two-run single up the middle, scoring Armstrong and DeKerlegand. TJ Clarkson entered the game to pinch-run for Orth at second, and on the first pitch, Nick Orvin looped a single into right field. Clarkson rounded third and the throw from Appalachian right fielder Tyler Tewell beat Clarkson by three feet, with catcher Jeremy Dowdy applying the tag to end the game.
On Saturday, Appalachian State used a six-run second inning to erase a 2-0 deficit and clinched the Southern Conference weekend series with 9-4 victory over The Citadel. Jackson and Justin Mackert had two hits apiece while Davis clubbed his first career home run.
Despite a four-hit performance from Orvin, The Citadel was unable to hold on to a five-run lead Friday evening and host Appalachian State scored 10 unanswered runs for a 10-5 victory in Southern Conference action at Smith Stadium. Orvin, and his season-high four hits, was the hot bat for the Bulldogs' offense, blasting a two-run homer in the first inning after Jackson drew a one-out walk. The round-tripper was Orvin's first of the season and 19th of his career.
For more information, please refer to www.CitadelSports.com.
Interested in Enjoying A Luxury Suite to Watch the Diamond Dogs Play at Riley Park?
The Citadel's Department of Athletics is now positioned to offer you the opportunity to enjoy one of the luxury suites at beautiful Joseph P. Riley Jr. Park.
These suites provide a unique entertainment experience to be shared with friends and/or business associates. A variety of menu items, from hot dogs to caviar, are available from our good friends at the Charleston RiverDogs (food and beverages are not included in the rental fee). The suite is equipped with interior seating, standing room and 16 outdoor balcony seats, all with a panoramic view of the game, park and the scenic Ashley River.
To find out how you can rent one of the suites for the baseball season, please contact Jeremy Helms at 843/743-6155 or email him at email@example.com.
David Melton Captures School Record in Pole Vault as Bulldogs Conclude Shamrock Invitational
David Melton cleared the pole vault bar at 15'7" at the three-day Shamrock Invitational in Myrtle Beach to break a 31-year-old record of 15'6" set by Bill Burke in 1981. The Mt. Pleasant native now holds both the Bulldogs' indoor and outdoor pole vault records.
Ellison Glenn accumulated a 10-event point total of 5,902 in the decathlon to capture first place among collegiate athletes to move him into fourth place all-time for the Bulldogs, while Nicole Levermann recorded a personal best in the heptathlon with a seven-event total of 4,210 points. The mark was good enough for 10th place among collegiate athletes and moved her into third all-time in the event.
Sophomore Andriana Love had a huge weekend, earning personal bests in the 100m hurdles (15.29), shot put (41'7.25") and javelin (117'11"). Also in the field, Quintin Turner nabbed sixth place in the discus with a toss of 149'4" and 11th in the hammer throw with a heave of 161'9". Turner fell just short of the team's top 10 in the shot put with a 48'11.75", while Dylan Gidado tossed the shot put a personal-best 47'4.25".
Eddie Jones and Valian Brown both jumped outdoor personal-best marks of 46'.75" and 44'11", respectively, in the triple jump. Clay Allen continues to chase the school record as he hurled the javelin 190'1" to capture eighth place. Allen, who posted a mark of 202'5" last week at the Palmetto Classic, needs a throw of 204'10" to surpass current assistant coach Kris Kut.
On the track, Micah Wessinger took second place among collegiate participants in the 800m, running a season-best time of 2:13.05. Danielle McKee earned 20th place in the same event with a 2:19.62.
The women's 4x400m and 4x200m relay teams both had impressive outings on the weekend. The 4x400m team of Wessinger, McKee, Alexandria Moss and Tanisha Bethel shattered the school record with a 3:56.85, while the 4x200m team of Moss, Vanessa Hope, Francesca McCrary and Bethel captured third all-time, clocking in at 1:46.83.
In the 10,000, Austin Waldrop posted a personal-best time of 32:41.17 to earn sixth place for the meet and improve on his eighth-place standing in the record books. Jamaal Brantley and Brandon Fetrow closed the weekend with notable marks in the 400m hurdles as Brantley posted a 56.91 for 31st place while Fetrow set a new personal-best time of 58.42.
For more information, please refer to www.CitadelSports.com.
Orces Shines at No. 1 Singles
David Orces claimed the lone point for the Bulldogs in a 6-1 loss to Samford in a Southern Conference tennis match on Wednesday at the Earle Tennis Center. In a battle that took four hours, Orces was the bright light for The Citadel as the junior collected his eighth victory of the season by defeating Zac Dunkle, the SoCon Player of the Week for Feb. 14 and March 20. Orces has had a hot racquet having earned his fifth consecutive win in the No. 1 singles position and improved his record to 8-4 overall and 3-2 in the league.
On Sunday in Davidson, NC, Orces posted a three-set victory over his Davidson rival but the Wildcats prevailed, 6-1. Orces won his match by 6-4, 4-6, 10-6 scores and was the lone Bulldog to take his opponent to three sets. Orces doubled with James Atkinson to play in the No. 1 slot, and the duo lost, 8-7, in the closest of the three doubles matches.
On Saturday in Spartanburg, Orces posted a three-set victory to account for the Bulldogs' lone point in Wofford's 6-1 victory. Atkinson, playing in the No. 4 slot, took his opponent to a third set before losing, 6-7, 6-3, and 10-6. The No. 3 doubles team of Elliott Sperr/Alex Howle won their match, 9-7.
For more information, please refer to www.CitadelSports.com
The volleyball team concluded its 2012 spring schedule following a five-set match against South Carolina State on Wednesday evening. The Cadets claimed their third victory of the slate by scores of 25-22, 23-25, 25-21, 20-25 and 15-7.
The basketball team's annual banquet has been set for Monday, April 9, at the Pearson Lounge at Johnson Hagood Stadium. At this gathering, which is open to the public for $30/person, the team will be recognized by second-year coach Chuck Driesell as he and his staff present individual awards.
For more information and reservations, please contact Associate Athletics Director Andy Solomon at 843/953-6300 or email him at email@example.com.
Date for 24th Annual TCBF Auction Set
Be sure and mark down April 14 on your calendar or IPhone as that will be the date for the 24th Annual Citadel Brigadier Foundation's Auction. If you have items to donate or care to join the planning committee, please contact Gina Inabnett at 843/953-5277.
Keep Up With Citadel Athletics
For the latest on all athletic events and giveaways, visit the official Facebook and Twitter accounts of The Citadel Athletics at www.facebook.com/citadelbulldogs and at www.twitter.com/citadelsports. Also, the baseball and football teams now have their own Twitter accounts at www.twitter.com/citadelbaseball and www.twitter.com/citadelfootball. Follow them today!
College Seeks Past Mascot Information
Did your or any of your family's pet bulldog ever roam the sidelines of Johnson Hagood Stadium for a home football game? If so, we want to know more about it.
Specifically, we are seeking the name(s) of any former live Citadel mascot(s) and the dates in which the dog served as the Cadets' lucky charm for a minimum of four events. If you have photos, we'd love to have those as well.
If you can help, please contact Assistant Athletic Director/Facilities Mike Groshon at 843/953-2161 or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Maximus Wins Beautiful Bulldog Contest
Maximus, owned by Greg and Karry Bellamy of Mt. Pleasant, was named the most Beautiful Bulldog during The Citadel Football Association's Second Annual contest at Johnson Hagood Stadium on Saturday.
Maximus won over 46 other English bulldogs.
Prizes were awarded for the best St. Patrick's Day costume, best overall costume, best smile, best tailwagger, Miss Congeniality and Mr. Personality.
He Said It:
"We've pitched fairly well for the most part, but we've been inconsistent at times in our bullpen in the late innings."
Upcoming Events
Apr. 9 Basketball Banquet @Pearson Lounge
Apr. 14 24th Annual TCBF Auction @McAlister Field House
Apr. 25 Central Savannah River Area Club Meeting
Apr. 26 Atlanta Area Citadel Club Meeting
May 3 Calhoun & Orangeburg Area Club Golf Outing & Meeting
May 8 Sumer Area Citadel Club Meeting
May 10 Greenwood Area Citadel Club Meeting
May 11 Greenville County/Spartanburg Citadel Club Golf Outing & Meeting
May 17 Pee Dee Area Citadel Club Meeting
May 18 Columbia Area Citadel Club Golf Outing & Meeting
May 22 Chester/Winnsboro Area Citadel Club Meeting
May 23 Rock Hill/York/Charlotte Area Citadel Club Meeting
June 7 Summerville Area Citadel Club Golf Outing & Meeting
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Today's Blue & White is the sister publication of the The Blue & White, the official publication of The Citadel Brigadier Foundation that is printed monthly. In order to receive the printed version, one has to be a member of TCBF. However, we've opened Today's Blue & White to anyone and everyone who has a computer and who is interested in activities of TCBF and, of course, The Citadel's Department of Athletics. Today's Blue & White is free. All one has to do is sign up is to click on this link: http://www.citadelsports.com/list-signup
Today's Blue & White is the official electronic publication of The Citadel Brigadier Foundation, Inc. with its office located at The Citadel, McAlister Field House, 171 Moultrie Street, Charleston, SC 29409 (office 843/953-5277).
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In summer 2014, crews expect to complete three highway lids, two transit stations and the final SR 520 roadway alignment.
Construction of the Evergreen Point Road and 92nd Avenue Northeast median transit stops will continue through the first months of this year, with the stops scheduled to open in early summer. The highway's existing eastbound and westbound transit stops will close and the median transit stops will open at the same time to ensure uninterrupted service and the safety of users and bus drivers. After the median transit stops open, bus drivers will use the bus lanes in the median of SR 520 to access the stations.
Planting has begun throughout the project corridor and will continue through the completion of the project. After project construction is complete, you may still see crews maintaining project landscaping for the next three years to ensure plant growth. Crews began planting near Bellevue Way last fall, including installing nearly 20 raptor perches to encourage habitat development (read all about it on the WSDOT Blog). Crews will plant shrubs and grass on the Evergreen Point Road lid in late winter and will then move east, planting shrubs, grasses and trees throughout the corridor as soon as roundabouts and roadways are moved into their final alignment.
Crews continue to build the pedestrian trail on the north side of SR 520 between 108th Avenue Northeast and the floating bridge. Because the path currently provides crews access to the construction zone, it will be one of the last features to open to the public.
Crews opened the sidewalk across the west side of the new Evergreen Point Road lid in December 2013. Construction of the transit stop, park-and-ride lot, landscaping and sidewalk along the east side of the lid continues. Lid features are scheduled to be complete in spring 2014. Construction of the transit stop will continue through the winter, opening in summer 2014 at the same time as the 92nd Avenue Northeast median transit stop.
Crews are getting closer to opening the 84th Avenue Northeast roundabout and expect to complete construction in early summer 2014. Expect impacts to local traffic as crews complete the final phases of construction in late spring. Stay tuned for more information about traffic impacts and sign up for more information and email updates about traffic impacts here.
Crews began clearing trees and shrubs in mid-March on the north side of the 92nd Avenue Northeast lid they are building over SR 520. Crews will switch traffic flow several times over the spring and summer months in order to complete the roundabout structure. Check out the 92nd Avenue Northeast roundabout construction detour route information here.Work on the 92nd Avenue Northeast median transit stop will continue through summer. This transit stop is scheduled to open this summer at the same time as Evergreen Point Road's new in-median transit stop.
Crews are currently finishing the median barrier wall and emergency access gate on Northeast Points Drive west of 96th Avenue Northeast. Crews expect to complete the sidewalk and curb on Northeast Points Drive in the coming months. Crews expect to place the final layer of pavement in early spring 2014 and crews will continue installing landscaping through summer.
Bellevue Way bridge construction will continue through early spring 2014. Crews will complete this bridge before opening the 84th Avenue Northeast roundabout so that traffic can use the new bridge to enter and exit SR 520 while the 84th Avenue Northeast roundabout is being completed. The improved bridge provides additional capacity, including two through lanes in both directions on Bellevue Way, two left-turn lanes on Northup Way, and double left-turn lanes off northbound Bellevue Way onto SR 520 (with longer left-turn lanes to help separate traffic headed onto SR 520 from traffic continuing on Bellevue Way. Additionally, a pedestrian and bicycle path will open along the east side of Bellevue Way following the completion of the bridge.
Construction is ramping up at the intersection of 108th Avenue Northeast and Northup Way. Crews are preparing to install utilities and build two new noise walls on the northeast and northwest corners of the intersection. The improved intersection will feature updated drainage and utilities, as well as a 12-foot-wide sidewalk on the south side of Northup Way for improved pedestrian and bicycle access.
Crews will open the new westbound SR 520 crossing over 108th Avenue Northeast and remove the existing bridge. The new bridge allows crews to build the direct-access HOV and bus lane, which will provide buses with a safer, more reliable route through the SR 520 corridor to the new median transit stops at 92nd Avenue Northeast and Evergreen Point Road.
As construction progress continues eastward along the SR 520 corridor, Eastside Transit and HOV Project crews are moving forward with highway widening and HOV improvements in the Bellevue Way and 108th Avenue Northeast area. To complete this work, which includes building HOV lanes in both directions and direct-access ramps for buses and carpools at 108th Avenue Northeast, crews have temporarily shifted westbound buses and carpools into the two general purpose lanes beginning just east of I-405.
Temporarily removing the westbound HOV lane has allowed crews the work area needed to build the future highway lanes and HOV improvements. The existing bus-only lane between 92nd Avenue Northeast and Evergreen Point Road will remain in place.
The westbound HOV lane, along with a new eastbound HOV lane and direct-access ramps, will reopen when the project is complete, scheduled for summer 2014. SR 520 westbound HOV lane during remainder of Eastside project construction
Since May 30, 2012, there has been a change at the 108th Avenue Northeast entrance to westbound SR 520. Here are the details:
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This change was made for construction of the new on-ramp and a fish-friendly culvert underneath 108th Avenue Northeast. When complete, the new 108th Avenue Northeast interchange will include direct-access ramps for buses and carpools traveling in both directions on 108th Avenue Northeast.
The Points Loop Trail is closed between Evergreen Point Road and 84th Avenue Northeast while crews construct project improvements. Bicyclists and pedestrians are to use the detours to Northeast 28th Street and Northeast Points Drive. A section of the reconstructed Points Loop Trail was opened in fall 2013 between 84th Avenue Northeast and 92nd Avenue Northeast.