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However, state records examined by Local 2, the latest numbers available, show during the 2011-12 school year for the entire Spring Independent School District there were 15 incidents of gang related school violence. Five prohibited weapons were confiscated, along with 1,250 fights reported and 45 non-illegal knives found.
School under lockdown for hours as parents worry
The school was placed under lock down shortly after the stabbing was reported.
"We want to ensure parents that we're going to do all we can to deter unwanted activity and make sure that this doesn't happen again," Spring ISD Chief of Police Victor Mitchell said.
Spring ISD Superintendent Dr. Ralph Draper said during the news conference that the school first took care of security measures, then protected the integrity of the investigation before communicating with parents over what happened at the school.
Dr. Draper asked everyone to keep the families of the victims and the families of all the students at Spring ISD in their thoughts and prayers.
Students were expected to be released at 10 a.m. but that was delayed. Just after 1 p.m., students were released.
According to Spring ISD officials, Spring High School will be closed on Thursday and Friday. Students will report back to school on Monday. Friday night's football game has also been canceled.
Spring High School sent out the following email to parents at 10:03 a.m.:
"This is an important message from Spring High School. Based on a preliminary report, a fight occurred this morning in the cafeteria. There has been one fatality and three students have been transported to hospitals with injuries. All other students are safe in their classrooms and will remain there while the investigation continues. Students will be released as soon as we have been given permission from the investigating authorities. We will call you again as soon as we have more details."
Parents and other families lined up along Cypresswood Road waiting to be reunited with their kids. Just prior to the students being released, a group of parents gathered together, held hands and formed a prayer group.
One parent we interviewed live on Local 2 spoke with his son on the phone inside the school. The student told him he was safe and watching the news coverage on TV.
Another parent told Local 2, "I have two daughters here....My daughter had text me to let me know that the stabbing is going on. But I have yet to hear or get texts from anybody at Spring letting me know that this event took place."
The grandmother of a 12th grader and an 11th grader at the school was told by the students that the principal put them back inside the classroom.
"He said that a big fight broke out. And that's all he knows. A big fight broke out and several people got stabbed and cut," she told us.
"When we do re-open the school, we will have a high level of security on campus," said Dr. Draper.
Crisis counselors will be available to assist students and additional security will be on campus as needed.
A vigil is planned for Wednesday night at 7 p.m. at the Spring Baptist Church, located at 1027 Spring Cypress Road.
Officials are setting up a phone line for parents to call with questions for the school. It will be available from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday and Friday. The information phone number is (281) 891-6575.
Anyone with information about those involved with the stabbing, what weapons were used or where the weapons are should call the Harris County Sheriff's Office at 713-967-5810 or the Crime Stopper tip line at 713-222-TIPS.


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- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F (200 degrees C). Spread pesto evenly in the bottom of the pie crust. Sprinkle goat cheese over pesto.
- In a large bowl, beat together eggs, half-and-half cream, and flour. Season with salt and pepper. Pour over goat cheese in pie crust. Arrange sun-dried tomatoes on top.
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This was very good. I made it with 1% milk and didn't miss the half and half. I put some sundried tomatoes on top of the cheese and also some on top of the egg mixture. I highly recommend using the goat cheese rather than another kind, as the goat cheese imparts a very distinct flavor that can stand up to the strong flavors of pesto and sundried tomatoes. I also recommend reducing the heat down to 375F as at 400F, the crust was very brown before the eggs were set, I had to tent the crust with foil. Good recipe.
I couldn't find sun-dried tomatoes a the grocery across the street so I just used sun-dried tomato pesto. It worked really well. The flavors really worked and it was really easy. I didn't measure out the goat cheese or the pesto. I just used what I wanted. I also added a little spinach because I like the texture.
I made this for Easter brunch. It was a huge hit.I made it with milk instead of cream, low fat cheese and sun-dried tomatoes without oil that I had blanched. It was still wonderful, we never missed the extra calories. (with all the chocolate, I needed something easier on the waistline.
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- Calories
- 222 cal
- 11%
- Fat
- 16.1 g
- 25%
- Carbs
- 13.1 g
- 4%
- Protein
- 6.6 g
- 13%
- Cholesterol
- 90 mg
- 30%
- Sodium
- 283 mg
- 11%
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Tooth chemistry reveals sauropod sojourns -- Professor Henry Fricke, Justin Henceroth ('09), and Marie Hoerner ('09) completed research that was published in Nature Magazine October 26, 2011.
Tia Wood ('10) competed with graduate and undergraduate students at the AGU Conference in San Francisco, December 2009. Tia was awarded one of the "Outstanding Student Paper Awards" for her presentation under the category of Study of the Earth's Deep Interior titled "Anisotropy and mantle flow in the eastern Sierras Pampeanas from shear wave splitting".
Two members of the CC Geology Department were named as Fellows of the Geological Society of America, in recognition of their distinguished contributions to the geosciences. Professors Paul Myrow and Christine Siddoway, together with the other 2010 GSA Fellows, were inducted on October 30 at the GSA annual meeting in Denver, CO.
The Geology Department has a full year visiting professor during the 2011-2012 academic year. William "Chris" Krugh is returning for his second year and will be teaching Regional Studies; Geology in the Media; Dating of Rocks, Tectonics, & Erosion; and Physical Geology this year.
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JOHNSTOWN — MULKEY – Charles R., 56, Johnstown, died March 23, 2013, at home. Born Sept. 14, 1956, son of Charles E. and Clara (Nicoletti) Mulkey. Preceded in death by brothers, Robert and David. Survived by parents; brother, Frank; and sister, Carol. At the request of the deceased, there will be no viewing. Friends are invited to a memorial Mass at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. John Gualbert Cathedral, the Very Rev. James F. Crookston, officiating. Arrangements in care of Hindman Funeral Homes and Crematory Inc., 146 Chandler Ave. "Exclusive Provider of Veterans and Family Memorial Care." Condolences may be made at HindmanFuneralHomes.com.


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What is your view on technology and how fast it is growing? If you take a look at your surroundings, you're bound to see a piece of technology. From a digital clock to a high-functioning laptop, technology is very much involved in our everyday lives. How far has technology advanced though and will it continue to improve? I say that we have only seen a glimpse of what technology can really do.
When the first computer came out decades ago it took up an entire room and had the functions of a modern day dollar store battery. When the first mobile phone came out years ago, it was the size of brick, but after just a few years we now have phones that are almost paper-thin. Yes, the list of how much technology has changed and improved is a long one indeed, and the great thing about it all is that it keeps breaking the boundaries. Even when you think something has reached the best it can be whether it's the newest operating system or the graphic qualities that a video game can provide, technology will always overtake their previous designs, given an adequate amount of time.
With the way technology has progressed, it has become a crutch for us without us even realizing it. Many individuals would find it hard to do daily activities if they were stripped of their current technology. An architect who only specialized in designing buildings via a computer program might find their work stagnant if the program was taken from them and they were told to finish a building design using a pencil and paper, what would have taken an hour to complete might now take day to finish. We are not dependent on technology though, it helps further us. We've been able to explore areas that had been in the dark for years (top of mountains, underwater depths, space). We're constantly making smarter technology as well such as the google self-driving car that will take us securely from point A to point B.
Before you know it, technology that is shown in hit tv shows and movie will become a reality. A fully-functioning Millennium Falcon from "Star Wars" could be built in a few years; technology such as teleportation is currently being studied in Japan who knows what the technological will be like in a few years. One thing that will remain consistent is the easy to use user interface. No matter how much technology advance, it would be pointless if a regular consumer is unable to use it. Technology is meant to evolve around us, no point in making a high-processing computer if the regular everyday user is unable to work around it. The day technology stops growing is when we ourselves are unable to keep up with it, which will never happen.


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Foursquare venue managers can now add their own events
Foursquare just launched a very important feature for venue managers: the ability to add their own custom events.
Managers will be able to add any sort of event to their venue pages — book signings, trivia nights, keg tappings, etc. — and users will be able to check in to them through the apps. For venue managers, this brings greater exposure for their events and for users it adds important information when they're deciding where to visit.
When users check in to events, the event name will be exposed to their Foursquare friends and anyone who sees their posts on Facebook or Twitter. They appear both on the desktop venue page and in the apps. They'll also appear in Foursquare's new trending venue notifications in the activity feed, answering the question of why so many people are there.
Events could eventually be used to recommend relevant events to users in the Explore feed. Someone who checks in at a lot of book signings might see those recommended, while someone who visits a lot of breweries might see a recommendation for a tasting event at a local bar. These could even potentially be monetized down the road.
Foursquare initially added event support in August 2011 with concert, movie and sports event listings from a select group of partners. Events outside those categories could not be added.
Business managers can add events by visiting the individual location information screen of the manager tools page. The tool is simple to use, requiring simply an event name, date and time. Scheduled events are listed below the calendar.
This is a big move for Foursquare that opens up a lot of possibilities for businesses, users and the future of Explore. It will be interesting to see how Foursquare utilizes and expands them over the coming months.
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About GoldenEye 007: Reloaded
You are Bond, James Bond. Your mission is to recover the key to a devastating Soviet orbital weapon, GoldenEye. This reimagining of the action classic GoldenEye allows players to channel Daniel Craig's lethal and gritty James Bond in an innovative, modern take on the legendary Bond adventure, GoldenEye. GoldenEye 007: Reloaded improves on the Wii hit with HD visuals and realistic environments running at 60-frames per second. Blending fast-paced first-person shooter (FPS) action with covert gameplay, GoldenEye 007 epitomizes the modern thinking man's shooter by offering varied ways to complete each mission, destructible environments, the use of cover and multiple control scheme options. In addition to the legendary story campaign, the Reloaded edition introduces the brand new Mi6 Ops Missions � new, distinct levels separate from the campaign that span the varied environments from the story and challenge players to complete different Assault, Elimination, Stealth and Defense objectives. GoldenEye 007: Reloaded also takes multiplayer to new heights, maintaining and improving its renowned four-player split-screen action and adding full, adrenaline-pumping 16-player online matches with more maps, weapons, characters and game modes than ever before.
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GoldenEye 007: Reloaded is a souped-up, HD version of the Nintendo Wii classic remake, which originally hit store shelves on November 2, 2010. Reloaded, being the high-res version on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, houses a bevy of new features, like 16-player online multiplayer, as well as new c...
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GoldenEye 007: Reloaded getting PS3 Move bundle treatment, extra content
Activision today announced that GoldenEye 007: Reloaded will be getting a special Move bundle when it launches on PlayStation 3 this fall, called the "Double 0 Edition." Bundled with the game in the Double 0 Edition is a PlayStation Move motion controller, a PlayStation Eye, a navigat...
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Gamescom 2011: GoldenEye 007 gets new screenshots
Activision's rolled out a spy-tastic set of new GoldenEye 007: Reloaded screenshots for your consumption. Your mission, Mr Bond, is to observe the two screenshots below and then leisurely stroll over to our GoldenEye 007 gallery and have a butcher's the full batch. ...
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GoldenEye 007: Reloaded announced
Activision has officially pulled the curtain back on GoldenEye 007: Reloaded for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The game was previously spotted on Amazon's French outlet and cropped up on several domain registrations filed by Activision earlier in the year. As expected, Reloaded is a HD-rev...
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After September 11, 2001, Delta Force troop commander Dalton Fury was given the secret mission to hunt down and kill the most wanted man in the world, the details of which were recounted in his extraordinary New York Times bestseller Kill Bin Laden. Now, Fury draws upon his hard-won combat experience—and his gift for true-to-life storytelling—to offer a brand-new series of thrillers that are as close to reality as readers can get.
Meet Kolt Raynor. A Delta Force operator and one-time American hero, he is still trying to make sense of his life—and duty—after a secret mission gone bad. Three years ago, in the mountains of Pakistan, Raynor made a split-second decision to disobey orders—one that got some of his teammates killed and the rest captured. Now he's been given a second chance to do right by his country, his men, and himself. But Raynor's shot at redemption comes at a price.
A shadowy group of former colleagues has asked Raynor to return, alone, to Pakistan's badlands. His assignment seems clear: find his missing men and bring them home. What Raynor never expected was to uncover a sinister al Qaeda plot to capture a Black Site--a secret U.S. prison--and destabilize the region. Meanwhile, a ruthless, unknown enemy is on his trail…and he will stop at nothing to make sure that Raynor's mission is not accomplished.
An intense, gritty work of edge-of-your-seat suspense, Black Site is the first of what promises to be one of the most exciting fiction series of the new millennium.
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Three small boats skipped over the water on an intercept course with the colossal freighter looming in the afternoon haze. Coal black and sinewy Somalis and cream-coffee Arabian Yemenis, sixteen men in all, leaned into the wind, watched the ship grow on the horizon, and fingered their Kalashnikov rifles.
None of the sixteen were new at this. They were all experienced pirates.
The choppy waves and the small profile of their long narrow skiffs hid their radar signature as they closed on the stern with brazen speed.
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DALTON FURY was the senior ranking military officer at the Battle of Tora Bora. As a Delta troop commander he led ninety-one other Western special operations commandos and support personnel and helped author the operation to hunt and kill bin Laden. He told his tale of that mission in the book, KILL BIN LADEN, which went on to become a national bestseller.
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Someone swiped a lawn mower from a home on the 5700 block of West 101st Place. The 71-year-old owner was working outside his house when he placed the lawn mower on the side of his garage around 4:16 p.m. When he went to get the lawn mower, it was gone. The estimated loss is $200.
Stolen Nav System
A navigate system was removed from the dashboard of a car at Haggerty Volkswagen at 8920 S. Cicero Ave. The theft was discovered around 3 p.m.
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An employee of the Uhaul rental at 4650 W. 95th St. reported a missing trailer around 9:45 a.m. After reviewing rental logs, the employee said the last rental was on June 10 and that the trailer had been returned the same day. The employee told police that staff is allowed to use equipment as long as they tell him first so he doesn't suspect an employee. The trailer is worth $6,800.
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Defiant, Cuomo Denies Interfering With Ethics Commission
Accused of hobbling ethics investigations by the Moreland Commission, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo insisted that his office had merely offered "advice."
July 29, 2014, Tuesday
Cuomo's Office Hobbled Ethics Inquiries by Moreland Commission
An investigation has found that Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's aides deeply compromised the New York State panel's work, objecting to any inquiries about groups tied to Mr. Cuomo.
July 23, 2014, Wednesday
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Federal prosecutors have subpoenaed the assistant to the panel's former executive director to testify, suggesting that the criminal inquiry has moved to a new stage.
July 18, 2014, Friday
De Blasio Takes a Vacation, and a Calculated Risk
Mayor Bill de Blasio is gambling that residents will be sympathetic to his need for time off and that no major crisis will occur during his absence.
July 17, 2014, Thursday
L.I.R.R. Workers, on Brink of Strike, Prepare for Life on the Picket Line
About 5,400 Long Island Rail Road workers who are preparing for a possible strike on Sunday have been told to set money aside and curb expenses.
July 16, 2014, Wednesday
Outside Legal Work Proves Fruitful for New York's Top Legislators
Sheldon Silver, the Assembly speaker, and Senators Dean G. Skelos and Jeffrey D. Klein earned as much as $1.1 million combined practicing law last year, according to disclosure statements.
July 3, 2014, Thursday
G.O.P. Power Broker in Albany Accused of Lying to F.B.I.
Thomas W. Libous, the State Senate's second-highest-ranking Republican and an ally of the governor, was indicted along with his son, who was accused of filing false tax returns.
July 2, 2014, Wednesday
New York Towns Can Prohibit Fracking, State's Top Court Rules
The Court of Appeals affirmed a lower-court ruling, saying that local zoning ordinances may be used to ban the gas drilling process.
July 1, 2014, Tuesday
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Gabriela Rosa, a Democrat in her first term representing a district of Upper Manhattan, was forced to leave office for making false statements.
June 28, 2014, Saturday
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The move, brokered in part by Mayor Bill de Blasio, could leave Democrats in full control of the state government as soon as early next year.
June 26, 2014, Thursday
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The Short Life of an Anti-Corruption Commission
Established to investigate corruption in the state's scandal-plagued government, the Moreland Commission developed a long list of promising investigative targets, before it was abruptly disbanded by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo.
The Many Faces of State Political Scandals
In the past decade, more than 30 current or former state officeholders in New York have been convicted of crimes, sanctioned or otherwise accused of wrongdoing. Here are some of them.
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A nationally celebrated fabric artist, Melody Crust is renowned for her quilting talent. Her work has been shown in any number of juried shows and exhibitions, gathering awards as they go, and is coveted by private collectors around the world. She has traveled to virtually every part of the country, bringing her natural teaching ability and contagious enthusiasm to quilters everywhere. Her extremely popular lectures and workshops are always well received - students often return again and again for another helping of her expertise!
Her book, Quilt Toppings; Fun and Fanciful Embellishment Techniques, taps into the strong emerging trend toward embellishment of quilt surfaces. Paint, foil, paint sticks, thread, crayons, buttons, ribbons and beads are all readily available, fun, easy and non-messy ways to add that final design element to traditional and non-traditional quilts.
Melody has appeared on both television and radio. In addition to her book, A Fine Line: Techniques and Inspirations for Creating the Quilting Design, co-written with Heather Waldron, her quilts and writings have been featured in dozens of books, magazines and other publications, including Quilter's Newsletter Magazine, Quilters World, and Patchwork Quilts.
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Budget Accommodation Europe Italy Catania Bed & Breakfasts Da Gianni e Lucia
The reason for the smaller number of stars for location does not concern the part of the city - which would merit 4 or 5 but on the number of steps. However the ownwers are happy to carry baggage for their guests.
An incredible place where all is good.
Central position, big rooms, all with inside bathroom.
Internet wireless
KInd and available personnel make the difference
We have 3 rooms on the square with balcony ( room for 5 people, or 4 and double)
and 3 inside rooms ( room for 3 or 4 people , double and twin)
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Homemade jam and cakes or croissant
All with simple and sicere mode
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da Gianni e Lucia is The Place where you can come and relax from the stress of every day.An Happy Place in Town.
council tax till 31 december 2011 1 per day per person, after the 1st of genuary 2012 1,50 per day per person
The payment of the room is cash.To check your credit card i may pre authorized the price of the first night .
VERY IMPORTANT To cancel the booking 48hrs before your arrival time, if not you will be charged: 1 night if you are staying 1-2 nights, 50% for more than 2 nights, for the high season like AUGUST, CHRISTMAS AND EASTER PERIOD, NEW YEAR EVE and national parties you need to cancell 7days before, or you will be charged 100%.
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It was the worst ever experience we've been through during a holiday abroad!
sewage came up through the shower drain! & besides, every couple of minutes we had to bear the tideous sound of the funny noises coming out of the drain in the same shower! we could not bear the sewage bad smell and coulf not sleep well during the night stay! - could it be worse?
beds utterly uncomfortable ; for a room with a balcony they charged us an extra fee of ten euros.
our baggage literally thrown out of the room at the end of our stay ;
It's a very untidy place and the staff was quite unfriendly too.
I hope you do not recommend other types of hostels similar to this ;
It is a shame that such a hotel of worst kind is advertised by your travel guide!
we regret to have followed your advice in relation to this awful place.
We are sure we left personal affects there by mistake, among them a bag of ten packets of blue Rothmans cigarette boxes and they have not even tried to contact us back! ; we tried to contact them by phone to no avail- nobody answers our calls!
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The reason for the smaller number of stars for location does not concern the part of the city - which would merit 4 or 5 but on the number of steps. However the ownwers are happy to carry baggage for their guests.
The home made jams and cakes mentioned in the advert are delicious and everything about the breakfast is perfect - the coffee being the best we had for any breakfast in B&Bs or small hotels in Sicily.
The service of meeting guests a the airport and taking them there at the same rates as taxis was much appreciated.
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By Dave Morrison
Depending on what the polls say, West Virginia's game against Villanova tonight might be a first in WVU Coliseum history.
The No. 6 Mountaineers (19-3, 8-2 Big East) stand to rise at least a spot in the polls, what with them completing a 2-0 week and No. 5 Michigan State and the No. 2 Wildcats losing over the weekend.
Villanova likely will not fall out of the top five after losing to Georgetown 103-90 Saturday in Washington, D.C.
That makes tonight's 7 p.m. tip-off the first game between a top-5 West Virginia team and an opponent also in the top 5.
The game will be shown live on ESPN as a part of the network's Big Monday package.
More importantly, it gives WVU a chance to cash in a big win as it continues to push toward a possible bye in the first round of the Big East tournament.
The Mountaineers are coming off a 19-point win over St. John's. It was a game WVU trailed by 16 early in the second half.
"We probably weren't ready to play," WVU coach Bob Huggins said. "I kept telling them and telling them and telling them. I didn't kill them for two days — I didn't really grind on them for two days and tried to coach them and clean some stuff up."
Clean they did. Da'Sean Butler went off as WVU outscored St. John's 57-27 in the second half.
The game will be a matchup of two of the Big East's top players.
Butler is coming off a 33-point game which saw him hit a Big East record 7 of 7 three-pointers.
He is now averaging 17.3 points per game and has a team-best 44 three-pointers.
Butler is second on the team in assists (74, one behind point guard Truck Bryant) and is third in rebounds (6.2).
Scottie Reynolds is averaging 18.7 points per game for Villanova (20-2, 9-1). He is also averaging 2.8 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game and is largely considered by many as the conference's top all-around player.
Butler has to be in the mix now. He has come up time and time again for WVU and Saturday was no different.
"We ran a couple of sets for him and actually changed some things that we usually run for our guards and we ran them for him in the second half, just kind hoping he would make a couple and get it going," Huggins said.
Kevin Jones is averaging 14.2 ppg and 7.6 rebounds, Devin Ebanks 11.1 and a team-high 8.2 rebounds and Bryant 10.3 ppg.
The other starter, Wellington Smith, one of three Mountaineers to start all 22 games, is averaging 6.0 ppg. He had 16 during a 26-7 run in the second half that helped WVU overtake St. John's.
Other leaders for the Wildcats are Corey Fisher (13.7 ppg), Antonio Pena (11.0 and a team-best 7.4 rebounds), Corey Stokes (9.1) and Taylor King (9.1 and 5.9 rebounds).
The Mountaineers didn't fly back to Morgantown until Sunday afternoon because of Saturday's blizzard in the northeast.
Huggins did a lot of work Saturday night from his hotel room in New York City.
"It will be much like the Big East tournament," he said Saturday after the win. "We will be sitting in my room watching the Villanova tape trying to get ready to go play on Monday."


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By Kevin Gray
Major General James M. Milano '79 assumed duty as the commanding general of the U.S. Army Training Center and Fort Jackson, S.C. on June 16. While the command position requires a great deal of strategic planning and operational oversight, Milano believes there is also a key requirement of the position that isn't listed among his top responsibilities—visibility.
Milano often shows up unannounced at Fort Jackson training sites to speak with soldiers. He also makes regular visits in the community to meet with local business leaders or speak to high school students.
"I try to be out and about as much as I possibly can," says Milano, who arrived at Fort Jackson — his third command post — after serving a year as deputy commander general of the Army's 4th Infantry Division in Baghdad with oversight of the rebuilding of public utilities and services there. Before that, he was commanding general at Fort Knox, Ky.
"As a leader, I don't want to be viewed as the great sage on the hill who only shows his face once or twice a year. I want to show the soldiers that someone other than their drill sergeant cares about them."
The principal mission of Fort Jackson is to conduct basic combat training. The largest and most active Initial Entry Training Center in the U.S. Army, the fort provides basic training and advanced individual training to more than 50,000 individuals each year. That's about 50 percent of all soldiers entering the Army annually. The fort includes about 52,000 acres, 1,160 buildings, and more than 3,900 active duty soldiers.
The military's philosophy of training has changed over the years. Milano explains the Army has adapted basic combat training to better match what soldiers will do when they are deployed and how they will be fighting. For example, soldiers don't execute the bayonet assault course that had been a staple in basic combat training in previous decades.
"The last bayonet assault that the United States Army was involved in was in Korea in 1951," says Milano, who has served in Iraq, the Republic of Korea, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Germany, Kuwait, and many locations in the United States during his 31 years in the Army. "Training is much more functional and relevant than it used to be. We shoot a lot more now. We issue soldiers their weapons on their second day here, and the weapons are with the soldiers their entire 10 weeks. We also include more interaction designed to prepare solders to fight a thinking enemy."
To incorporate this element of combat, training scenarios and simulations — often enhanced by the latest technology — are used. Command leaders also solicit opinions from the operational units that receive the soldiers.
"Seeking that information ensures that the soldiers receive training that is more relevant to their first units of assignment," Milano says. "We have incorporated a lot of lessons learned into the training. Perhaps the biggest area of change in basic combat training is in physical readiness, which is much more in tune to the limitations of 18- to 20-year-old men and women."
Physical readiness includes preparing new recruits for potential injuries that occur during training. Athletic trainers are assigned to training units and an Army-wide program called Fueling the Soldier is used to manage the quantity and types of food and drink offered.
Another area of focus during training is the mental rigors of combat. Soldiers are trained for psychological resiliency through physical toughness, emotional strength, social adeptness, and spirituality, among other aspects.
"We get young men and women from all walks of life and all different types of backgrounds," Milano explains. "The incoming groups might include a farmer from Iowa, a gang member from Los Angeles, or a suburbanite from New Jersey, but we teach each of them what Army values are all about: loyalty, respect, duty, selfless service, honor, integrity and personal courage. No matter who they are or where they're from, this is what we expect of them as soldiers in the United States Army."
As the leader of this new breed of soldier, Milano not only believes strongly in visibility, but in vision as well. His vision for Fort Jackson includes making it the premier Army training center and an Army Community of Excellence (ACOE) Award winner.
Providing motivation as a leader comes, in part, from making personal connections. Milano says he learned the importance of building trusting relationships at Lafayette and has carried it with him throughout his military career. Even at the top levels of the military, these relationships start at the most basic levels. As Milano walks the fives minutes from home to office each day, he often encounters groups of soldiers.
"Interacting with them offers a real boost to their morale, and it absolutely energizes me," Milano says. "I ask these new soldiers where they're from and how they're making out in basic training. You know, fewer than 1 percent of all Americans serve in the military, so I ask them why they joined the Army…then I thank them for doing so."
Milano participated in ROTC at Lafayette, where he received a degree in chemical engineering. He trained at Fort Bragg and then went into the armor corps, becoming a tank commander in 1987. He served in Germany in the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment under Thomas E. White and John N. Abrams, who went on to become secretary of the Army and a four-star general, respectively.


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Jefferson Township recognized domestic awareness month with a proclamation at its recent council meeting.
Councilwoman Debi Merz, a member of the township's Crisis Response Team (CRT) accepted the proclamation along with Claudette Austin-Talley, the township's CRT leader and several volunteers.
"This is an issue that is near and dear to my heart, and I'm proud to see all that Jefferson does," Council President Rick Yocum said.
Honoring the month is not all that Jefferson does, according to Patty Sly, executive director of Jersey Battered Women's Services (JBWS), and Jane Shivas, the organization's associate executive director.
"The CRT in Jefferson is very committed to learning," Sly said. "It's very impressive. "The whole community of Jefferson has been very active," she added. "The high school has a great Teens Against Dating Abuse (TADA) program. The town is very publicly identifying the problem and working toward a solution."
Domestic violence, Sly said, is a problem that JBWS likes to see a community take on as an issue.
"As a society we need to own the problem and not tolerate it," Sly said. "We at JBWS can't have the impact alone that we do when we have the broader community speaking out about the issue. We all have to let victims know they are not alone and there is help."
One of JBWS's key tools to get that work done is volunteers.
"We rely on volunteers in so many ways," Shivas said. "Our CRT groups interact with victims when they are in the middle of a situation, getting them information and any referrals they may need."
When the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act was enacted in 1982, part of the requirement was for all municipalities to have crisis response teams, Sly said.
"We have very strong laws in New Jersey. Victims can get a temporary restraining order against their abuser without the defendant even being present," she said.
Since 1997, JBWS has provided training for CRT members.
JBWS also has a fundraising group of about 20 volunteers that works on ways to raise money for the organization.
The group's next big event is "A Night at the Races," to be held at the New Vernon Fire Company on Nov. 3. It includes video of actual races that people can bet on, and a beefsteak dinner.
"What's really neat about this event is that our volunteers identified that this would be something fun to do and set the whole thing up," Sly said. "It's great to see people giving of their time and talents."
Other upcoming events include the Candles for Peace event on Oct. 14 at Gardner Field in Denville.
"We will remember victims of domestic violence, especially those that have lost their lives," Shivas said. "But it is also a message of hope to let victims know there are services and ways to get free from victimization."
The Safe Dating Challenge is on Oct. 28. It's a 5K run/1.5 mile fun walk that brings people together and recognizes the issue of dating abuse, Sly said. "We try to offer a message of awareness and availability of services."
JBWS offers training for all volunteers at any level.
"We have DV101 training, which is for people who aren't sure how involved they want to get," Sly said. "It's a basic overview of domestic violence."
Professional training and community awareness programs are also available.
To find out more about JBWS, it's volunteer training and upcoming events, visit www.jbws.org or call 973-267-4763.


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93rd Annual
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The Annual Cedar Falls Bible Conference, held July 26 through August 3, 2014, celebrates its 93nd year of preaching the Word. Enjoy nine days of inspired Bible teaching, concerts, worship, fellowship and fun that will change your life. See schedule for times and speaker information.
Nationally and internationally known speakers for 2014 are listed here:
Dr. Stanley Toussaint, senior professor emeritus at Dallas Theological Seminary
Dr. Mark Weeter, professor at Oklahoma Wesleyan University
Dr. Derek Thomas, senior pastor of first Presbyterian church, Columbia, South Carolina
Dr. Voddie Baucham, pastor of preaching at Grace Family Baptist, Church, Spring, Texas
Pastor Joe Boot, senior pastor of Westminster Chapel, Toronto, Ontario, Canada and founder of the Ezra Institute for Contemporary Christianity
Pastor C. John Steer, senior pastor of Autumn ridge Church, Rochester, MN
Activities for nursery through high school are provided for most sessions except concerts.
All preaching sessions are recorded by Music! Music! Music. The recordings are available for purchase. Contact Sandy Isaacs, 319-961-1591, for information.
Featured Musicians:
The Rick Webb Family will present a concert on Sunday, July 27 from 5:00 PM to 6:PM. They are the featured platform artists during the first part of the week.
Robin Roewe from Houston TX is the featured platform artist during the latter part of the week.
Sherry Anne, featured speaker at the women's events, will also be featured as a platform artist.
Saturday night concerts: Steve Green on 7/26 and The Collingsworth Family on 8/2
Women's Events with Sherry Anne
Wednesday, July 30, 12:30 pm to 4:30 pm, Wind Beneath My Wings Women's Luncheon with Sherry Anne, Tickets: $20, purchase by July 29.
- Friday, August 1, 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm, Fun In the SON Women's Tea with Sherry Anne, Tickets: $15, purchase by July 31.


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- English: Three units: non-fiction reading and writing (exam); Shakespeare, other literature and creative writing (controlled assessment); speaking and listening (controlled assessment).
- English Language: Three units: non-fiction reading and writing (exam); reading and creative writing (controlled assessment); speaking and listening and spoken language study (controlled assessment).
- English Literature: Three units: poetry (exam); fiction and a play (exam); Shake- speare and other literature (controlled assessment).
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Solid redwood desk tray with pen, on designer stand with magnetic holder is one classy gift. With Scripture quote from Philippians 4:13 I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Engraving of first and last name is included. Pen hovers inside the rack, always at your fingertips; handy tray is ready for your sticky notepad, paperclips, etc. Wood pen with rubber comfort grip, silvertone accents, and twist-open function writes with black ink; ballpoint with silvertone pocket clip.
In warm, hand finished redwood; quality design and workmanship; 7" x 3.5" with 6" x 2" pen rack. Gift boxed, handsome personalized gift is ideal for corporategifts, pastors, staff members, and Christian leaders.
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This first part of the Hamilton's Great Adventure THD takes you through 22 puzzles, located in the steamy jungle of Amazonas or the windy mountain sides of Himalaya.
Each world has its own set of unique enemies and game features such as traps, spring boards and hidden treasure locations.
It will put your problem solving and timing skills to the test. Outsmart the enemies, plan your way through the levels and collect all the bling to get maximum score. But not to worry, you are not alone on your adventure. Your bird companion Sasha and a number of gadgets are there to help you.
•22 levels divided in between two unique worlds (Jungle of Amazonas and Mountains of Himalaya), including two boss levels.
•Two playable characters, the adventurer Hamilton and his bird Sasha. Use Hamilton to progress in the levels and collect gold and keys while Sasha distract enemies, fly to secret levers to open doors and collect dust to power Hamilton's abilities.
•You will encounter everything from hungry Piranhas, flying Exocets, slow but unstoppable Golems and cunning Agents.
•Get help from Hamilton's gadgets –the Spyglass and Booster boots
•Achieve Bronze, Silver or Gold on every level.
•Enjoy all story content from PC game's first two chapters (the following two chapters are available in Hamilton's Great Adventure: THD Expansion.
Please note that the game only run on Tegra 3 powered devices. Ensure that you have at least 1GB of free space and a WiFi connection before installing Hamilton's Great Adventure: THD.
Because of the sheer size of the content of Hamilton's Great Adventure THD your download might take some time and first time start up process may take longer than usual. But not to worry – once done hours of brain-puzzling adventure are awaiting.
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What movies has Danvers been renting? In the past week, the most rented movie at Redbox locations in Danvers was "Safe," bumping "The Hunger Games" from the top. The Blue-Ray version of "Safe" also showed up at No. 11 on the list. Three movies – "Darling Companion," "One in the Chamber" and "Lovely Molly" all fell from the top 20.
There are three Redboxes in Danvers – at , and .
Here's a complete list of the top 20 most rented movies in Danvers during the past week.
1. Safe
2. Dr. Seuss' The Lorax
3. The Hunger Games
4. Think Like a Man
5. The Dictator
6. The Lucky One
7. The Pirates! Band of Misfits
8. The Three Stooges
9. Silent House
10. American Reunion
11. Safe (Blue-Ray)
12. The Hunger Games (Blu-Ray)
13. Freelancers
14. Bernie
15. Mirror, Mirror
16. Wanderlust
17. 21 Jump Street
18. Safe House
19. Get the Gringo
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- Genre: Strategy Real-Time Fantasy
- Release Date: Apr 12, 2011
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Our Mission
- To create inclusive and sustainable churches and communities.
- To transform the way community and church leaders think about church—from a static, linear and maintenance-type mode to a dynamic, circulatory, and rejuvenating vision of a church that interacts with the wider community by maximizing the flow of spiritual, human and economic resources.
- To empower church and community leaders with skills and knowledge to serve their communities more inclusively by facilitating and developing access to their Holy Currencies, thereby making both the churches and their related communities more sustainable.
Gracious Leadership Skills
In a fast-changing and diverse world, what skills do leaders need to practice in order to create more inclusive environment in which people of diverse backgrounds and experiences are welcome and no one person or group is disadvantaged? In this foundational workshop, the Kaleidoscope Institute staff will guide participants through a practical and spiritual journey toward becoming and intercultural competent leaders in a diverse changing world.
Holy Currencies
Participants will get an overview of our newest curriculum on congregational vitality and stewardship, examining five other currencies beside money (currencies of Time/Place, Gracious Leadership, Relationship, Truth and Wellness) that are essential for a congregation to be missional and sustainable.
KI Catalyst Training
You can think of the KI Catalyst Training course as similar to certified facilitator training in other fields. See the Winter Institute description, above, for more details.
WHERE: Cathedral Center of St. Paul, Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles; 840 Echo Park Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90026
WHAT: Gracious Leadership & Holy Currencies run concurrently (July 14–16), taught by KI associates and Eric Law; Eric Law will teach the KI Catalyst Training (July 17–18).
HOUSING/FOOD: $80/night [$20/night single supplemental for private room] 2 meals/day [breakfast/lunch, $25/day for commuters]
GRACECONOMICS REGISTRATION: $0–$200 per day; the
more you can pay, the more you help others.
REGISTRATION: Click on the "Register or Donate" button above to register
This will be a two-day Holy Currencies orientation course, giving a good overview of our latest curriculum.
LOCATION: Seattle First Baptist Church, 1111 Harvard Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
GRACECONOMICS REGISTRATION: GracEconomics, $0–$400; the more you can pay, the more you help others who cannot afford as much. Prices for meals are by the GracEconomics system, too; we ask that you pay between $30–$60 for the meals.
REGISTRATION: Click on the "Register or Donate" button above to register.
KI CATALYST TRAINING: If you are a practitioner of KI skills and tools, and passionate about sharing them, come to this course in September to learn how to become a certified KI catalyst. Check out our new curriculum designed to be facilitated locally via book study, interactive activities, discussion, and action planning to empower local leaders to build inclusive communities, and create sustainable and missional ministries.
LOCATION: Augustana Lutheran Church, 5500 S. Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, il 60637
PARTICIPATION: Limited to 15 participants, with preference given to those who regularly use KI skills/practices or have read Eric's books.
GRACECONOMICS REGISTRATION: GracEconomics, $0–$400; the more you can pay, the more you help others who cannot afford as much.
MORE INFORMATION? Contact the Rev. John Beck at email@example.com or 503.998.2331.
REGISTRATION: Click on the "Register or Donate" button above to register.
The KI South Institute will be held November 16–20, 2014, and will be a complete Holy Currencies course. Participants at KI South will experience the complete five-day course of our newest curriculum on congregational vitality and stewardship, examining five other currencies beside money (currencies of Time/Place, Gracious Leadership, Relationship, Truth and Wellness) that are essential for a congregation to be missional and sustainable.
LOCATION: St. Columba's Retreat Center, 4577 Billy Maher Rd, Memphis, TN 38135
GRACECONOMICS REGISTRATION: $0–$600; the more you can pay, the more you help others who cannot afford as much.
LODGING & MEALS: Single rooms, $148 per night or $444 total; includes all meals. Shared rooms, $115 per night per person, or $344 total; includes all meals. Commuters, $101 total; incl. $2 per day room charge, plus meals.
REGISTRATION: Click on the "Register or Donate" button above to register
'Holy Currencies' book is published; you may order your copy here
- The Rev. Eric Law's latest book, Holy Currencies, has been published by Chalice Press. You may order it from our website; go to the register/donate button below and enter a donation between $13.99 and $20.00 in the General Donations item, and indicate it is for the Holy Currencies book. (For Canadian orders, we suggest adding $10 additional postage.) Follow the instructions to enter your name and address and payment information, and we will ship the book to you as soon as we can.
What other people are saying about 'Holy Currencies'
"Eric Law's latest book combines profound insight into God's economy of abundance with abundant practical advice to congregations on how to move from scarcity to gift. We all have assets—friendship, leadership authority, truthfulness, time and place, to name a few—which, if spent in mission, will yield new opportunities for sustainable ministry... A must read for Christians paralyzed in survival mode."
—Thomas E. Breidenthal, Bishop, Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio
"Holy Currencies will quickly become a key text in congregational vitality, stewardship, mission, and organizational development... At a time when many organizations and faith communities are looking at the hard questions of sustainability, Holy Currencies transforms the conversation and offers new hope."
—Sheryl A. Kujawa-Holbrook, Claremont School of Theology
"Holy Currencies is insightful, practical, and easy to use with any small group, and it has the potential to pay large dividends through the creation of energized and equipped leadership."
—Bruce A. Barkhauer, Minister for Faith and Giving, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
"Reverend Law has once again blessed the church by brilliantly defining and describing the ecology of sustainable missional ministry. Care for and attention to this 'ecosystem' will help us all engage ministry in the confidence that we already have every blessing we need to be faithful and fruitful."
—Gregory Vaughn Palmer, Resident Bishop of Ohio West Episcopal Area, The United Methodist Church
"Eric Law has taken anxiety about declining resources and scarce money and turned it upside down and inside out. With fresh new perspectives and useful tools he opens our eyes to see currencies of abundance."
—Mark Smutny, Senior Pastor, Pasadena Presbyterian Church, author of Sacred Space for the City, Sacred Space for All
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Fall Essentials: Classic Must-Have Pieces For Your Closet
October 23, 2012 at 4:15 pm , by Marissa Testa
Brr—it's getting chilly out there, which means it's definitely time to pack away all of your summer clothes and restock your closet with fall and winter pieces. If your selection is looking thin, we have a handy checklist of new classics that will jump-start your fall wardrobe! These necessities are sure to keep you looking trendy and chic all season long.
Whether you are dressing up or keeping it casual, suede booties will go with any outfit. Loft, $98.
Over-sized watches are a staple statement piece this season. Michael Kors, $250.
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A bright colored bag with cute tassel detail is an updated classic that will last for years. Coach, $398.
Chunky knit sweaters are super comfy and always cute—plus you can't beat the price. H&M, $35.
Silk scarves are all over the runway this season and a perfect pop. Echo, $88.
This tweed jacket is a little edgier with stud embellishments on the shoulders. Tobi, $76.
Pairing this simple sheath dress with a skinny leather belt is a quick and easy look. Gap, $60.
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Written on November 6, 2012 at 12:51 pm, by Brendan
im definitely interested in the pleated squirt and the chunky sweater for myself. great list!
Written on November 8, 2012 at 12:42 pm, by Stacy Snell
Right on with all of your suggestions. The MK watch and Coach bag especially. Have been obsessing over that watch FOREVER!!!
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I moved to Port Chester 15 years ago, not long after I graduated from Williams College with a BA in Political Economy. I worked on Wall Street and in corporate America, went to business school part time to get an MBA in Financial Management from Pace University, and I decided I wanted to "give back" to the community that had become my home, Port Chester. I decided to wade into the civic waters. I first became involved with the Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee (CPAC) because I wasn't pleased with the decisions being made regarding our waterfront, and I wanted to see economic development become a priority for the local government. During that time, the Board of Trustees surveyed the village to fill a vacant Board of Trustees seat. It was an enticing opportunity, so when the appointment was offered, I grabbed it.
When I sought that appointment to the Board, I was motivated by my concern that escalating property taxes in Port Chester, and all of Westchester County, were driving young professionals like me out of the area. Many of my friends and I felt that the taxes we were paying were not commensurate with the services we were receiving. I was once a renter who bought a place, not once, but twice, in Port Chester. I love the urban, yet small-town feel of Port Chester. I see now, as I saw then, the enormous potential that is waiting to be unleashed in Port Chester. What I have learned is that the old models of governing no longer work. Unfortunately, what I have also learned is that our governing bodies are also not working. We need to create new alliances that accomplish things for our residents. That is why I am running on a unity ticket that is a fusion of a registered Democrat, Conservative and non-affiliated voters, and me as the lone Republican . . . all of us on the Republican ticket, mind you.
When I ran for Trustee three years ago, I promised to hold the line on taxes, spending and debt. During the 2011-12 budget cycle, I was part of a fiscally responsible majority that amended the Village Manager's budget and did what very few governing bodies do these days: we cut the tax levy and decreased year-over-year spending. Specifically, we took about $1.3 million out of the tax levy and reduced spending by approximately $100,000 – all without one lay-off. In fact, the Auditors Report for the 2011-12 budget year showed that we ended that budget cycle with a $250,000 surplus.
We also put an end to long-term borrowing and spending, shifted to lower cost, short-term borrowing that shaved nearly $4 million of long-term debt off of our balance sheet and saved $300,000 in debt service. Not only are we now receiving monthly financial reports from our Treasurer, we also have a draft, five-year operating budget that will be instructive to the Board as we move forward and plan for the future. These were all things I advocated for while on the previous Board. For me, this was not just about keeping promises that I had made; rather, my expectations were happily exceeded by the results of our decisions. There are too many households in Port Chester fighting to take "every penny a prisoner" during these uncertain and challenging economic times. What our local government can and should be doing is providing relief and not adding to our residents' tax burden.
This brings me to some of the issues I would like to focus on in a second elected term. We desperately need to fix a Code Enforcement and Amnesty program that may have begun with the best of intentions, but in reality has contributed to the angst of our residents. I also want to focus on smart economic development as it relates to the United Hospital site and the waterfront. Only by focusing intensely on these issues can the Board continue to deliver a fiscally responsible budget as we have done since 2011.
As I have walked our Village these past few weeks and spoken with our residents, it is clear that the latest Code Enforcement effort and Amnesty program is handicapping property owners who simply trusted a system that was irretrievably broken. We must not lose sight of the big picture. We must focus on the real culprits who have willfully violated our Code for decades, thereby threatening the health, safety and welfare of those who own their properties. We need to redouble that focus, and make sure that we do not punish the law-abiding homeowner who thought they were abiding by the rules. Our homeowners simply should not pay for what the government failed to do. I would like to consider grandfathering certain properties and forgiving open permits. The Board needs to take a hard and close look at what is happening with Code Enforcement, the Amnesty program, and the Building Department, and make smart investments to enhance the professional staff and increase inspections, particularly on multi-family properties.
We can't begin a conversation about economic development without talking about the 15-acre lot on our Route 1 corridor. When it comes to considering the United Hospital site, owned by Starwood Capital, I think it would foolhardy not to engage investors who may be willing to invest in what could be a $200 million-plus project. I have said repeatedly that I oppose Starwood's proposed plan of 800+ residential units. I would like to work with Starwood to develop a vision for the site that is consistent with the people's vision that is reflected in our Comprehensive Plan. We need a project that will bring net revenue to the Village and not negatively impact our school system or infrastructure. In my managerial roles on Wall Street and for other Fortune 50 companies like Chubb & Son or PepsiCo, Inc., I learned that you can't negotiate a deal in a vacuum. Our Comprehensive Plan offers a vision, and it is time for the Board of Trustees to lead, and not stymie, the discussion. Let's realize the potential of the United Hospital site and consider a host of alternatives by working with an investor(s) who are willing and able to infuse badly needed economic development capital in our Village.
Economic development in the Village can also be greatly enhanced if we were to finally revitalize one of our best, but most severely underutilized assets, our Marina and waterfront area. I was proud to shepherd through the Board of Trustees a resolution that tasked stakeholders from the Village, the Industrial Development Agency (IDA), and the Waterfront Commission to develop a comprehensive vision that will make our waterfront a destination not only for Port Chester residents, but for residents from all over Westchester. It is time we turned an area that has sadly become known as a "parking lot" and make it into a thriving marina area that can and will generate revenue for the Village.
My goal is to look for creative and innovative ways to generate revenue for the Village through smart economic development. Let's stop the tax madness that has plagued government at all levels for too long. I've never been one to shy away from making the tough calls that hold the line on taxes and spending, and I am especially determined to unlock the economic development potential of this Village by collaborating with investors who want to invest in Port Chester, and by being proactive about how we can make our greatest asset, the Marina and waterfront, a destination for all.
My name is Joe Kenner and I would appreciate your vote for Trustee on March 19.
Joseph Kenner
Port Chester
Editor's note: This is an updated version of the author's original letter, updated at 12:20 p.m. Wednesday.


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Sylvester Stallone has quit Twitter in a bid to stay out of trouble.
The actor - who used the social networking site to have a pop at his Expendables co-star Bruce Willis last year - admitted he gets himself into hot water by tweeting so thinks it is best avoided, reported Metro.
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10:40-11am: Pella Soloists- Mariah Kooyman, Jack Parisee, Rachel Mueller, Abbie Renaud trio
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hahahahaha even the bloke cant believe how wrecked he is, he's laughing and shaking his head in dissapointment that he's being defeated lol
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i wonder if he ever made it home? or just give up!
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