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Teter CEOS met at noon Nov. 15 at the 88 Restaurant in Buckhannon for lunch and a regular meeting.
Tables were decorated for Thanksgiving by the hostess Pat Strader with help from Millie Hornbeck and Iris Mae Swecker.
Following lunch, the meeting was called to order by President Justine Woody.
Health Motivator Janet Smith talked about stress and exercises that will help eliminate it. She has done a great job this year in keeping the club aware of all the things the group needs to do to stay healthy. At the end of this year, the club had more than 1,000 hours of exercise.
Shelia Dowell led meditations with a reading "How Thankful Are You?" and gave everyone a list of words that end with "ful" that make our spiritual lives full such as cheerful, faithful, helpful, joyful, merciful, peaceful, powerful, prayerful, thankful, truthful and worshipful.
Joyce Hoover led the flag salute. Vonnie Hager gave the minutes of the October meeting. Iris Mae Swecker gave the treasurers report. Both were approved and placed on file for audit.
Standing reports have been completed and are ready to be turned in to the extension office.
Justine reminded members that dues must be in soon.
Christmas raffle tickets were given out. The 2013 yearbooks will be given out in December.
Jerry Stankus will purchase hats and gloves for the club to give to Head Start.
Pat Strader presented the lesson "Cranberry Thanksgiving." She listed all the health benefits of eating cranberries and said cranberries are not just for Thanksgiving but should be eaten year round. Carol Biser, Millie Hornbeck, Janet Smith, Jerry Stankus and Vonnie Hager played bingo with residents at St. Joseph's extended care unit in October.
A Christmas ornament drawing was held and Vonnie Hager won an ornament made by the club members.
The December meeting will be Dec. 13 at Stonewall Resort. Members will be leaving at 10:45 a.m. from Buckhannon and having lunch at noon.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. A gift of homemade cookies, candy, dried cranberries, a candle and a recipe for ammonia cookies was given to all members present: Carol Bisu, Annette Brahe, Dale Ann Curry, Cathy DeBarr, Joyce DeBarr, Shelia Dowell, Vonnie Hager, Millie Hornbeck, Betty Oldaker, Joyce Hoover, Judy Beer, Caroline Carpenter, Debbie Kittle, Janet Smith, Jerry Stankus, Pat Strader. Iris Mae Swecker, Justine Woody, Barbra White and special guest and new member Cheryl Gaunt.
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Dominik Hasek's agent: "He will play, and he will excel"
Posted 13 July 2012 - 06:40 PM
The 47-year-old former Red Wings goalie who won the 2002 and 2008 Stanley Cups with the team is planning an NHL comeback, according to his agent, Ritch Winter.
He will play, Winter said to ProHockeyTalk. There is no option. He will play and he will excel and he will do all of the things he can do.
Thats his view of it. Theres one objective, and thats it he wont fail.
Hasek retired in 2008 after the Wings' Stanley Cup run in which he lost his starting goaltending job to Chris Osgood in the first round. He started 40 games that season, holding a save percentage of .902.
He also played for the Red Wings from 2001-04, winning the Cup in 2002, and starred in Buffalo from 1992-2001. He is a six-time Vezina Trophy winner as the NHL's best goaltender and won the MVP award in 1997 and 1998.
The Red Wings have no interest in bringing Hasek back. But Winter is convinced Hasek, despite turning 48 in January, is still in prime shape to compete in the NHL after playing in Czechoslovakia.
Hes done all of the stuff youd expect a NASA scientist to do before they go into a venture like this, Winter told ProHockeyTalk. Hes measured his reflexes, hes measured his reaction time and its identical to what it was at the time he won a number of Vezina trophies. Hes actually 1.6 pounds off his playing weight at the Nagano Olympics (in 1998).
Who keeps records like that? I guess Dom. Who knows their body, does reaction time and reflex training and measurement? I guess Dom.
Hasek's NHL plan may not include the Sabres, however. General manager Darcy Regier told the Buffalo News that, despite meeting with Hasek, the team isn't interested in bringing him back.
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All I have to say about Holland and our off-season:
and finally
Holland is a damn good GM. period.
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Posted 13 July 2012 - 06:56 PM
Give it up Hasek please...
No doubt. You have nothing more to prove Dom.
Posted 13 July 2012 - 06:57 PM
Hasek, who won two NHL MVP awards and the Vezina Trophy six times, wants a multi-year contract, despite the fact he turns 48 in January.
Posted 13 July 2012 - 07:15 PM
"Mess up tomorrow, don't mess up now".
- Harry James Benson, CBE.
Posted 13 July 2012 - 07:40 PM
#11 Guest_Crymson (Guest)
Posted 13 July 2012 - 07:46 PM
Um, the last time Hasek played in Czechoslovakia was in the 80's.
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Posted 13 July 2012 - 09:07 PM
Garth Snow's going to beat him to it & sign him to a 15 year deal. How often do the Islanders get a chance at a guy with Dom's credentials after all.
Scott Howson needs a goalie + Scott Howson is stupid as hell = The Dominator has a new job. It's simple math really.
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Posted 13 July 2012 - 09:17 PM
What's the worst that could happen giving him a pre season game to show what he has left!?
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Posted 13 July 2012 - 10:03 PM
1) Still loses sleep over Ozzy taking over for him in 2008 and getting the job done and doesnt like hows thats his NHL career ended.
2) Is finding any excuse to get away from a s***ty marriage.
lol ... best of luck. If he makes a comeback and is a decent backup for 20 or so games good for him. Hell be the Randy Couture of hockey.
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He added, "We will be told that the causes of such violence are complex, and that is true. No single law, no set of laws can eliminate evil from the world or prevent every senseless act of violence in our society. … But that can't be an excuse for inaction."
The President asked, "Are we really prepared to say that we're powerless in the face of such carnage, that the politics are too hard? Are we prepared to say that such violence visited on our children year after year after year is the price of our freedom?"
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Megan and Ben often snangle in the common room. They must be engaged.
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CHARLES TOWN — The need for diversity and an ability to act quickly on critical issues such as the budget were two factors discussed in depth Monday night by Jefferson County Board of Education......
Hard to believe the BOE would ignore the voters and not even consider the runner up in the last 2 elections. I wonder why Laurie worries them so much.
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I understand now. Diversity is wrong. Is that correct? That's what I'm gleaning from your statements. I think diversity is great! The ability to bring together different backgrounds and experiences is helpful when trying to decide the best way to help the students. Let's celebrate their attempts not chide them. Regardless, it's done. So diversity wins! Lol
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From the Herald in 2002: "Stilley, Milstead and Huff were the top vote-getters in Tuesday's board of education race, effectively putting Dougherty, Board President Larry Togans and board member Peter Morgens out of office." So the voters have removed Toggans and now the new board has brought him back. Laurie Ogden would have been a better choice. At least she has a vested interest (her own children) in seeing things run well.
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Here's to hoping Larry can manipulate the marionette strings as well as Pete.
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Signoftimes "So diversity is more important than qualifications?" Your remark is extremely off the mark. If anything, Togans is MORE qualified for the job. He has the knowledge and experience to peform his duties well. Your comment was obviously a reflex. There are many cases you can point to where diversity was sought over ability, but this is not one of them. Your argument is valid in other cases. Please don't muddy it by applying it where it doesn't belong.
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I can only imagine our commenters if they went in for a BofE meeting only to find a Board consisting of 3 folks wearing dashikis and 2 with burquas. Especially if they felt their "white" child had been harmed by a "minority" teacher.
Diversity does matter. Perception of fairness is almost as important as fairness itself.
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As someone said in the coffee shop this morning, "Pete now runs the BOE and the Sheriffs dept."
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What does diversity have to do with it? I thought that hand was played-out a long time ago. Bunch of sissys.
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So diversity is more important than qualifications? I disagree. Selection should not be based on sex, race, religion or any ethnic based factor. What ever happened to the best man/woman for the job?
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NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. – Casino gambling made this city a boomtown, spurring hotels, restaurants and all the draws of a teeming tourism capital.
But the glitzy casinos that tower over Niagara Falls are now struggling to survive, threatened on all sides by a perfect storm of competition and changing times that has put their gambling monopoly to an end.
The future of the Canadian casinos could alter the tourism landscape in Niagara Falls – and pose a cautionary tale as New York State considers adding even more casinos to upstate New York.
"We're getting beaten up on all sides," said Jim Diodati, the mayor of Niagara Falls, Ont. "It's very, very frustrating."
What a fall it has been for Canada.
Profits from Canadian gambling facilities close to the U.S. border have dropped from $800 million to $100 million over the last decade.
And at resort casinos like the Fallsview and Casino Niagara in the Falls – built in the last 20 years – profits have dropped by more than $600 million alone.
No one factor is to blame for the decline, officials say.
But a series of unrelated factors has teamed up to hobble the casinos that once signified the city's success.
Most obvious is the Seneca Niagara Casino on the American side, which has cut into Canada's competition since the day it opened in 2002.
By that point, Canada's Casino Niagara already had a six-year head start on attracting gamblers to its poker tables.
But the Senecas have used their tax-free advantages – and steady profits – to entice gamblers with free drinks and generous discounts at their 26-story hotel.
And for those guests who choose to get a room on the more developed Canadian side, the Senecas offer a $50 gambling voucher to draw them across the border.
"Seneca casinos are coming into our own backyard," Diodati said, "and beating us at our own game."
There's one more factor: Senior citizen gamblers love the Seneca casino because you can light up a cigarette while playing the slots.
Value of dollar changes
But the Senecas aren't the only reason the Canadian casinos are reeling.
The events of Sept. 11 took an international border that was relatively loose and tightened it considerably. Since then, a passport or enhanced license are needed for every trip to Canada.
Even worse for business was the sinking value of the U.S. dollar and the rising power of the Canadian dollar. The loonie was worth just 62 cents American when the Seneca casino was built but now is close to par.
The change has been great for Buffalo, with Canadians rushing to get the hottest deal each weekend at area malls and outlet stores.
But for each Ontario license spotted at the Walden Galleria, there's an American counterpart who doesn't bother to make the trip to Niagara Falls, Ont.
"That's been a huge factor, especially for the day-trippers and people coming to the casino and the other attractions on this side of the border," said former mayor Wayne Thomson.
The American casino has sucked profits from Canada for more than a decade, but one of Casino Niagara's most threatening competitors lies a few blocks away.
Fallsview Casino Resort was opened in 2004 as the second Canadian Niagara Falls casino. Its resort hotel and performance venue distinguish it from Casino Niagara, which only features gambling and dining.
Business owners say the province has essentially neglected the first casino, with one saying he's "surprised that it's still open."
It may not be for long.
New casino considered
Ontario is considering shuttering Casino Niagara – and other sites – in favor of a new casino in greater Toronto.
Diodati is fighting that move on the grounds that it would jeopardize the 4,700 casino jobs in Niagara Falls and possibly the city's entire tourism economy.
"Any negative effect on the casinos sends a negative message to the businesses that set up on the periphery of the casinos in Niagara Falls," he said. "They're woven into the fabric of the tourism community – the hotels, restaurants are all tied together."
That includes 30 high-rise developments that have crowded the property around the falls since the casinos were built, Thomson said.
Top government officials should remember the pre-casino days, he said, when Niagara Falls, Ont., looked a lot like Niagara Falls, N.Y.
"The community was in a recession, tourism was in decline, and there were absolutely no high-rise developments in the Fallsview area," he said.
Business owners around Casino Niagara say they aren't worried about the possible closure of the casino as long as the Fallsview stays open.
But if both were to close, they said the winter tourism component supported by gambling and the city's two massive indoor waterparks would disappear.
"It used to be Sept. 1, and that was it" for tourists, said Steve Roussell, who manages a restaurant near Casino Niagara. "Now we're a 12-month city."
The signs already look ominous for Niagara Falls.
Assessment sliced
The government recently sliced the assessment of the two casino properties by more than half because of speculation that one or more of the casinos could close.
Casino Niagara's taxable value – more than $130 million just five years ago – has been reduced to $36 million. The Fallsview land – valued at more than $560 million – has been reduced to less than $300 million, causing budget problems for the city.
"It is, in my opinion, unrealistic and unfair to the citizens of Niagara Falls," said Thomson, the former mayor. "It has put a huge financial burden on the taxpayers for municipal operations."
Some Canadian lawmakers see new, more profitable casinos as a way to help bridge a multi-billion-dollar budget gap.
The province says the decision is pure economics.
Gambling officials point to a stagnant yearly payout to municipalities – $2 billion – as proof that the gambling system needs to be reconfigured to grow.
They believe that number could be increased by rearranging where Ontario's 33 existing slot facilities are located.
"The old philosophy was to build a casino and they will come," said Diodati, the current mayor. "Now, it's 'build it where they already are.' "
Too many sites
Too many gambling sites are operating across the province, and many are in the wrong areas, gambling officials acknowledge.
There was "too much production in that area," Ontario Lottery and Gaming spokesman Tony Bitonti said. "We've dealt with an overabundance of gaming."
Some believe New York could encounter the same problem, now that Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo proposes at least three new casinos in upstate New York and possibly another in Niagara Falls.
Counting racetrack casinos and Indian casinos, New York now offers 17 casinos, and another 39 function in adjacent states, Cuomo said last month in Buffalo.
"The analysis and history shows that upstate New York presents a good market for casinos, including the Western New York region, and that taking advantage of this opportunity will help us bring much-needed jobs upstate," Cuomo spokesman Matt Wing said.
But a new report has found that New York's three Indian tribes with gambling halls saw a nearly 3 percent overall drop in revenues in 2011 at the same time tribes nationwide saw a 3 percent revenue increase.
Some believe those figures – coupled with Canada's current troubles – should serve as a warning sign to New York.
"There's only so many slices in a pie, and every time you take a slice out, it takes away from the whole picture," Thomson said. "It's just spreading revenues out and taking away from the overall picture. I think it's a big mistake."
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As 2012 winds down, the Wisconsin FFA Foundation extends gratitude to its donors who make their support of agriculture education programs possible. Several contributions are made in honor of a milestone or in memory of a loved one. These tribute gifts bring additional joy to know that the individual's legacy lives on through Wisconsin FFA.
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The Canadian folk music group Leahy, composed of eight siblings from a family of 11 siblings, divides the vocal duties evenly - among only the four women in the group.
According to Frank Leahy, who plays the drums in the group, there's a reason for the gender inequality.
"The guys did try, but we were told we weren't good enough," he said with a laugh. "And we accepted that."
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The eight Leahy siblings will bring their Christmas tour to Penn State's Eisenhower Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. The band's members are (from left); Angus Leahy, fiddle; Erin Leahy, piano; Doug Leahy, fiddle; Siobheann Donohue, bass; Donnell Leahy, fiddle; Agnes Enright, keyboards; Maria Leahy, guitar; and Frank Leahy, drums.
Leahy, 41, spoke with the Mirror recently from his home in Ontario in advance of his group's visit to the area for a concert at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Eisenhower Auditorium on the Penn State University Park campus.
The concert, which features the band's trademark mix of folk, country and Celtic music, highlighted by some stepdancing, is part of the group's "A Leahy Family Christmas" tour.
"This Christmas tour, we've done this for four years maybe," Leahy said. "It's a period of time in our life that we set aside certain months of the year to tour."
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The Christmas season, he explained, is important to the family.
"It was always a big event in our house," Leahy said. "Lots of music, lots of goodies and lots of kids running around. ... [The Chirstmas tour is] all great because you're with your family and you have your kids."
The band began as The Leahy Family in the 1980s and toured into the early 1990s - in 1985, a short film about the group, titled "Leahy: Music Most of All," won a Student Academy Award for Best Foreign Student Film. After a hiatus, the group resumed recording and touring in 1997 and found great success.
They won two Juno awards (Canada's Grammy awards) in 1998, including Best New Group. They won another Juno in 1998, the same year they went on tour as the opening act for Shania Twain's "Come on Over Tour." Twain was at the height of her popularity, and the group was included on two television specials about the tour.
Since that boom period, the Leahys have slowed down a bit. Now in their 30s and 40s, some of the members of the band have drifted away from performing.
"There's 11 family members in the band and through time and marriages and university, that would fluctuate," Frank Leahy said. "Right now, there are eight family members in the band."
But that gap has been filled by the next generation of the Leahy family. According to Leahy, this year's Christmas tour will be augmented by performances by some of the band's 31 children. The kids, ages 4 to 11, weren't originally going to join the band.
"It definitely was not planned," he said. "We all have our own little children - I'm on my sixth child. We grew up playing music and it's always been part of our life, so it was natural that they were musical, too."
Performing with your kids is special, Leahy said.
"[But] it's not like, 'They're my kids, throw them out there.' They have their own jobs to do," he said.
It's a job that should make the University Park audience happy, according to Laura Sullivan, director of marketing for Eisenhower Auditorium.
"We've had great response so far and we're looking forward to the show," she said.
Sullivan said that the Center for the Performing Arts, which is sponsoring the show, has "been aware of them for quite some time.
"They've not performed here before, but we've had Natalie McMaster here for a Christmas program and she is married to one of the Leahys [band leader Donnell]," she said. "Her performance here was very successful - people loved her. Celtic music does very well here."
The "Leahy Family Christmas" tour wraps up on Dec. 23 - just in time for the family to celebrate the holiday together at home. Leahy said the family's own Christmas traditions include going to midnight Mass, a family curling tournament and perhaps a euchre tournament (euchre is a 19th-century card game that is still popular in Ontario).
But first, Leahy will grace Penn State and other tour stops with a mixture of familiar Christmas songs and original music.
"It's a combination of traditionals and a lot of it is still our own music," Leahy said. "The girls sing a lot of the Christmas carols, a lot of the Christmas hymns."
Then with a laugh, he added, "I just [play] what I'm told. When you have seven sisters, you learn that."
Mirror Staff Writer Keith Frederick is at 946-7466.


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EAST LIVERPOOL - Changes in public pension plan laws have led to the loss of two veteran dispatchers from the city police department, with Deb Fickes and Danny Deshler both working their last full-time shift on New Year's Eve.
Fickes had 33 years with the department on Oct. 1, having been hired under then-chief Ken Mooney and serving with chiefs Milt Fowler, Chuck Coen, Mike McVay and, currently, John Lane.
After having worked in a variety of waitress and sales jobs, Fickes put in an application for the dispatching job in July of 1979 and got the call to duty in October.
"I was scared to death. My dad said, 'You won't last three days,'" she smiled as she ended her shift Monday afternoon.
Deshler also had worked a variety of jobs before joining the department 22 years ago, including a stint upstairs in the city's litter department.
After being laid off, he ended up downstairs in the police department and said it's been a joy to come to work every day.
Except one.
In November of 2011, both Fickes and Deshler experienced the hardest call of their careers.
Deshler was actually supposed to be working the midnight shift on Nov. 26 but Fickes had traded with him. Thus, she was on the desk when the call came in that would change the department forever: Chief Mike McVay was headed to the emergency room, suffering a heart attack that would prove fatal.
"They called me at home. At 1 in the morning it looked like 3 in the afternoon (shift change for the department). Everyone was here," Deshler recalled, shaking his head in still-fresh grief.
McVay was not only his chief, but a lifelong friend of Deshler, and Fickes had worked alongside him as his right-hand man, so to speak, for his entire 17 years at the helm.
Both sat in the radio room the day of McVay's funeral, with Fickes giving the last call over the radio for his funeral and Deshler standing by, the two working side-by-side as they often have for more than two decades, saying goodbye to their chief and friend.
As with police officers, the dispatchers each recollected one call of thousands that has stayed in their minds over the years.
For Fickes, she dispatched the late P.A. Burson and Ed Pack to a report by a woman caller saying there was a dead body. They arrived to find she had shot and killed herself, two young children in the yard.
"That was a long time ago, but I never forgot the kids were named Mike and Debbie," Fickes mused.
For Deshler, he best remembered a call from a woman across the Ohio River who had accidentally shot her husband out in the middle of the woods and no one knew where.
"We had to find her. We had no GPS then. I asked, 'Where'd you park?' but she didn't know. I told her, 'When they get there, just start screaming,'" Deshler recalled.
He said that and a call in more recent years in which the victim of a fatal car crash was the wife of an ELPD officer remain in his mind.
But both agreed new technology has been the greatest change they've seen.
And bar fights.
"We don't get bar fights like we did in the past," Deshler noted, with Fickes adding quickly, "But there's more drug activity."
For Fickes, she will most miss "the guys," saying, "I loved them all. Even Flati," with a smile as Patrolman Fred Flati strolled into the radio room.
The easy camaraderie between the officers and dispatchers will be missed by Deshler, too.
"I've enjoyed working with the guys. I enjoyed hearing their stories about their kids," Deshler said, having watched not only his own two daughters, but many of the officers' children, grow up during his days on the desk.
Both decided to retire rather than risk losing future increases in their retirement benefits, as is happening around the county with many public employees.
But, it wasn't an easy decision.
"I have mixed emotions. I'm excited about a new chapter in my life, but I'm sad. What am I going to do? I've worked as long as I can remember," Fickes said.
Saying he has missed two days of work since starting as a dispatcher, Deshler said, "I get up in the morning and am glad to go to work."
Both hope they may be able to return to the department on a part-time basis, depending upon what the city administration and Chief Lane decide about replacements.


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IN THE 1960S AND early '70s, every commercial-airline pilot, it seemed, came in the mold of Dean Martin, and the stewardesses were as fetching as Angie Dickinson. When exiting a plane, children could look forward to being given snazzy Junior Flight Crew pendants. Terminal cocktail bars made perfect spots for hush-hush rendezvous with their low lighting and Virginia Slims smoke filtering through the air. Security wasn't the groan-inducing ritual we have come to expect and getting out was no hassle. You knew your ride would be waiting curbside—not shooed off, ticketed, towed or detained.
Drenched in nostalgia as it may seem, the jet-set era is not completely shuttered away in the past. Many of the country's "reliever" airports—the regional and county ones that are secondary to their big-city counterparts—offer the personal attention and style that went hand in hand with the dress-your-best, special-event days of commercial flying.
'Smaller airports can provide a less stressful and, dare we say it, pleasurable trip.'
"Compared with the major airports, going to a regional airport is more like getting picked up by a school bus at the end of your street than going to the Port Authority," said Tripp Swanhaus, a Manhattan-based reality-TV producer who frequently eschews larger airways for secondary-city regionals. He rents cars to go the rest of the distance. "The bartenders in small airport lounges are more old school," he said. "They often remember what you drank on your last trip."
There are shortcomings: more driving time and, because there are fewer departures and arrivals, forget about catching the "next flight out" if there's inclement weather.
But if you've had your fill of security checks, Space Mountain-size ticketing lines and the general cattle-call atmosphere of major airports, smaller air-transit hubs are packed with sweet surprises and can make for a less stressful and, dare we say it, far more pleasurable trip.
Key West International Airport
(160 miles south of Miami)
You can't help smiling when you see the "Greetings from the Conch Republic" sign towering over the 1957 terminal. The retro-cool Aeromarine Airlines was the first to fly out of this port, which now includes a second terminal that was completed in 2009. Modernizing, however, hasn't diminished its throwback charm. "We have the best smoking area in the country," said Keith Kneeland, a bartender at the terminal's Conch Flyer Restaurant & Lounge. An outdoor oasis housed in the original structure features a waterfall, sand pit and umbrella-covered tables for sampling conch chowder and imbibing a margarita or two. There's also a "five-minute special" (a draft beer and a bag of chips). "We'll give you a souvenir go-cup for your drink if you're taking off," said Mr. Kneeland. The airport serves Delta, US Airways, American Eagle, United and Southwest—the last of which is planning to provide direct flights to New Orleans for those who want to keep the party going.
Westchester County Airport
(40 miles north of New York City)
Film crews know the no-fuss rewards of this glass-heavy three-level terminal: It's been used as a stand-in for Chicago's O'Hare in "Meet the Parents" and for New York's JFK in the remake of "The Thomas Crowne Affair." Now with a 1995-constructed terminal, JetBlue JBLU -2.31 % is the main provider, with a handful of other airlines traveling to 15 destinations including Chicago and West Palm Beach. Some folks may miss the original tin-roofed affair, but the structure still has an industrial chic. Regulars say the route to and from New York is less traffic-riddled than the roads leading to JFK or Laguardia, and the county-owned terminal follows strict noise-level rules. For bidding au revoir, there's a nifty outdoor observation deck on the third floor, as well as a glass-enclosed second-floor bar and dining room, Skytop, which features swordfish and Maine steamers. Travelers are advised to carry on bags: There's only one carousel.
Palm Springs International Airport
(110 miles east of Los Angeles)
Designed by the modern architect Donald Wexler, this structure appears from an aerial view to be a "Jetsons"-era spaceship that landed amid the desert mountains. A commercial transportation center since 1964, it was named last year by smartertravel.com one of the most "stress-free" airports in the country. That may be due to its airy, glass-aplenty center surrounded by palm-filled outdoor enclaves with garden seating, a smoothie stand and a seasonal wine bar. Celebrity Bistro's "Wall of Stars" features head shots of luminaries who frequented the area, including Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope and Marilyn Monroe. Besides relative newcomer Virgin America, the airport serves most of the major carriers. Where else are you going to stroll a concourse named after Sonny Bono, the dearly departed Palm Springs mayor?
Nantucket Memorial Airport
(286 miles northeast of New York City; 120 miles southeast of Boston)
The second busiest airport in Massachusetts (after Boston's Logan), Nantucket Memorial is still in its original 1950s facility. In 2009, the bungalow-facade structure went through an expansion, mostly to separate air-taxi passengers (who don't have to be security-screened) from airline fliers (who are checked). It hasn't taken away from the local color at Crosswinds Restaurant, which serves chowder as well as fish and chips. Order a Nor'Easter (vodka, Medori Melon and lemon) and play "Name That Kennedy."
Long Beach Airport
(25 miles south of Los Angeles)
Flying in and out of this low-slung terminal—constructed in 1941, rendered in the Streamline Moderne style and principally known as Jet Blue's West Coast hub—always seems a breeze. Now with a $40 million concourse renovation, slated to be revealed Dec. 12, some travelers may want to stick around a while. The new configuration features multiple fire pits, al fresco wine bars, beach cabanas and palm courts. "We tried to bring back that 'Catch Me If You Can' vibe of the old days of Pan Am," said airport director Mario Rodriguez.
Other Ace Alternatives
- Palm Beach International Airport (50 miles north of Fort Lauderdale) Has 12 food shops and a putting green.
- T.F. Green Airport, Warwick, R.I. (60 miles south of Boston) Features an oyster bar.
- Melbourne International Airport (in Melbourne, Fla., 70 miles southeast of Orlando) The minimalist hub has an airport museum.
- Jacksonville International Airport (140 miles south of Savannah, Ga.) Has a pet-boarding business and a game room.
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Corrections & Amplifications
T.F. Green Airport, in Warwick, R.I., is about 60 miles south of Boston. An earlier version of this article incorrectly said the airport was 80 miles from Boston.


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Durango resident Stuart Shore died Thursday, Sept. 6, 2012, at his home. He was 82.
Known as "Stu," he was born to Wendell and Gertrude Shore on Oct. 17, 1929, in Los Angeles. His summers were spent at his grandmother's beach house in Del Mar, Calif., and traveling with her around the U.S. and to South America.
Mr. Shore attended Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore before graduating from Stanford University in 1952.
After graduation, he enlisted in the Navy. Mr. Shore served in the Amphibious Forces for 3� years as executive officer on a flagship.
While in the Navy he met Barbara Carman. The couple were married June 18, 1955, in Wauwatosa, Wis.
In 1956, the Shores moved to the Los Angeles area, where Mr. Shore went to work for his father in the honey business for a short time. After his father's company was bought out by a larger company, Mr. Shore went to work for Pacific Clay Products. When he was made sales manager for San Diego and Imperial counties, the Shores moved back to Del Mar, where they had lived after their marriage.
In 1969, Mr. Shore formed San Juan Pools with a partner. It became one of the largest and most-awarded pool companies in the San Diego area, his family said.
Mr. Shore was also active in the Del Mar community, serving on the Planning Commission for a number of years.
In 1990, he retired, and in 1992, the Shores built a home north of Durango.
During his retirement, Mr. Shore enjoyed skiing, playing duplicate bridge at the Durango-La Plata Senior Center and playing golf at Tamarron and Hillcrest. He volunteered as a Big Brother and spent a lot of time with his grandson Ryan who lived with his mother in Durango.
Mr. Shore said one of the most rewarding things his family did was to host exchange students. They remained in touch with most of them and both entertained them here and visited their homes in Japan, Australia, New Zealand and Europe.
"Stu will always be remembered for his infectious smile, the ability to laugh at himself and his never-ending sweet tooth," his family said.
Mr. Shore is survived by his wife of 57 years, Barbara Shore of Durango; children Nancy Whitson of Durango, Stuart "Mike" Shore III of Escondido, Calif., Katharine "KC" Medina of Encinitas, Calif., and Robert "Chip" Shore of Malm�, Sweden; and seven grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Mercy, 1 Mercado St., Suite 270, Durango, CO 81301; Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Colorado, P.O. Box 2154, Durango, CO 81302; or the Women's Resource Center, 679 East Second Ave., Suite 6, Durango, CO 81301.
No local service is planned at this time. A celebration of life will be held in Del Mar in August 2013.


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From indulging her cravings to putting the final touches on a jungle-themed nursery, Mila Kunis is sailing through her third trimester. And it's almost over!
Her baby girl with fiancé Ashton Kutcher is due in late August or early September, and no one could be happier than the parents-to-be.
"Ashton and Mila are getting so excited," an insider tells PEOPLE in the magazine's new issue. "Ashton is a kid at heart. He can't wait to do tons of stuff with the baby. [Mila] is feeling good and things are going smoothly. She does feel pretty big lately and can't do much because it's harder for her to move around."
Fortunately for Kunis, she's got someone who's more than happy to take care of her during the last weeks of her pregnancy. "Ashton does errands alone so Mila can stay home," says a source. "He seems to take great care of her!"
Kunis, 30, who took Pilates and spinning classes during her first two trimesters, has also slowed down her exercise routine, opting for walks around the neighborhood.
It's a happy time for Kutcher, 36, who proposed to Kunis in February. "Ashton has been excited every time we had a child actor on set," says his costar Jon Cryer. "He loves kids and could not be more stoked to have a child."
For more about Kutcher and Kunis's baby preparations, including details of their nursery and her cravings, pick up this week's issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday
Reporting by AILI NAHAS, NICOLE SANDS and PERNILLA CEDENHEIM