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It makes my heart sink every time. The news channel flashes to the scene of a roadside, complete with blinking police car lights, caution tape and the occasional stray shoe — all typical signs of a pedestrian-involved car accident.
Now you can take Woodburn Independent with you no matter where you go. Woodburn Independent recently launched a new mobile website, which is optimized for both smartphones and tablet computers.
It's the Christmas season, traditionally a time of peace, and I don't want to write about the so-called "fiscal cliff," or the nightmare horror of mass shootings.
Each new year brings the promise of resolutions, changed habits, new adventures and much more. What I find odd is that we need a date — Jan. 1 — to legitimize it.
As the A.W.A.R.E. Food Bank prepares to move locations in between Christmas and New Year's Day, the local nonprofit could use the community's help. Warde Hershberger, former director and current board member, said organizers are hoping to get it all moved by Dec.
As we turn to a new year, we thought it would be a good time to list several valuable goals we'd like to see the community focus on in 2013. First, we would love to see the Interstate 5 interchange project finally get started.
It's sad it has to come to this, but realities of weather make North Marion's decision to move its graduation to a 2,000-seat church in Tualatin, beginning this year, necessary.
Christmas is traditionally a time of giving, and in the midst of this festive holiday season there is now a serious need for food donations in the community.
Autumn brings two unique events to the landscape every year: The leaves fall off the trees and create a colorful carpet, and political campaign signs dot the landscape.
High school volunteers appreciated for efforts To the editor: I would like to send salutes to the students from Woodburn High School who volunteered to rake and remove leaves in The Estates in order to gain community service credits.
Just say no to I-5 interchange project To the editor: As I sit outside on my porch, sipping my morning coffee — usually the most favorite part of my day — my ears are blasted by the sound of the freeway noise, reminding me of living across from the Woodburn Dragstrip, and driving me back indoors to get away from the noise.
Stricter gun laws is not the answer to fewer massacres To the editor: My heart hurts … dealing with the pain of yet another mindless massacre in Connecticut.
Local churches should have honored victims of recent school shooting To the editor: I felt disappointing and overwhelming sadness as our community's churches didn't participate in the tribute to the 26 murdered in Connecticut.
By David Bautista Superintendent of Woodburn School District The coming of the new year inspires reflection on the past one. In the Woodburn School District, 2012 has been a year of ups and downs, celebrations and tribulations, but when I look back on the year, what stands out the most are the many achievements in our schools.
By Patti Milne, Marion County commissioner Merry Christmas! Yes, I know this is the Dec. 26 edition of the Woodburn Independent, and Christmas Day was yesterday, but this is definitely a year to keep the spirit of Christmas alive beyond Christmas Day.
By Betty Komp (D-Woodburn) State Rep, HD 22 I hope everyone is having an excellent holiday season as we head toward the New Year. With 2013 right around the corner, leaders from all over Oregon are getting ready for what I expect will be a very important and eventful legislative session.
By Patti Milne Marion County Commissioner It never ceases to amaze me that Thanksgiving Day is so perfectly timed. It comes just when we need it the most.
Air Force Airman Maricella A. Ruiz, a 2009 graduate of Woodburn High School, graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio.
Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Andrew S. McLaren, son of Gary McLaren of Aurora and Lisa O'Malley of Troutdale, along with nearly 12,000 past and current crew members, family and friends, attended the inactivation of aircraft carrier USS Enterprise.
Fernandez Dennis Ramon Fernandez, son of Crystal Mendoza and Ramon Fernandez of Molalla, was born at 12:25 a.m. Nov. 28, 2012, at Silverton Hospital. At birth, he weighed 7 pounds, 5 ounces and measured 20 inches.
Palmer Dominic Lestat and Zakariah Nolan Palmer, sons of Robert and Jonnette Palmer of Silverton, were born Nov. 16, 2012, at Silverton Hospital. Dominic was born at 3:40 a.
Dean and Louise (Brentano) Augustus of Woodburn, are celebrating their 48th wedding anniversary. The couple was married Jan. 2, 1965, in St. Paul. Having raised three children in the country, Dean has worked in lumber and Louise has worked as a teacher.
WOODBURN — The basketball court at Woodburn High School is Doman-ated by one family: Sisters Brandi, Ashley and Kylie Doman make up nearly one-third of the girls varsity team.
GERVAIS — The Gervais High School girls basketball team made it look easy at times on Thursday night, as the Lady Cats dismantled the Gaston Greyhounds in the opening round of the Cougar Classic in Gervais.
ST. PAUL – St. Paul avoided a potential hangover coming off a loss in its previous game, a 40-35 setback against rival Perrydale, or the eight-day break that followed.
SILVERTON — The Woodburn boys basketball team came out with a stellar effort in the annual Silverton-Woodburn Classic basketball tournament, and it paid off with a solid win.
ST. PAUL — Unable to execute offensively in crunch time for the fourth consecutive game, St. Paul fell 38-32 to Condon/Wheeler on Thursday in the opening round of the Bucks' Holiday Tournament.
ST. PAUL – The St. Paul and Kennedy boys basketball teams were both looking to finish off the Buckaroos' holiday tournament with a win on Friday, but it was the Trojans who walked away happy after prevailing 56-49 in the consolation final at St.
WOODBURN — The accolades continue to pile up for the Woodburn boys soccer team. Class 5A coaches recently voted junior Michael Hobson as state player of the year and coach Carlos Horcos as state coach of the year, after both helped guide the Bulldogs to its third straight state championship.
ST. PAUL — Once again St. Paul was unable to get over the hump late in a Casco League contest and now finds itself a few feet deeper down in a sizeable early-season hole.
ST. PAUL — It's been customary over the last several seasons for St. Paul and Perrydale to play for a district championship in their third meeting of the season.
AURORA — It was a stellar season for Edgar Salgado. The talented North Marion boys soccer player recently received all-state honorable mention, a recognition that Huskies coach Rafael Pelaez said is rare in the program's history.
WOODBURN — At the end of the first quarter it appeared Woodburn and West Salem were in for a dogfight. But turnovers and missed opportunities haunted the Bulldogs throughout the game and the Titans came away with a 73-56 victory Tuesday evening.
SALEM — Woodburn's romp through Central Valley Conference schools continued last Tuesday. Four days after crushing Sprague 66-16, the Lady Bulldogs (3-3 overall) beat North Salem 63-27 Dec.
North Marion Youth Football is seeking head coaches for the 2013 season. The program is for players in grades K-8 and is open to players outside of the North Marion area.
SALEM — The St. Paul girls basketball team fell to 0-3 last week after a 38-36 loss at Western Mennonite on Tuesday. The loss came on the back of two straight defeats to state runners-up from a year ago, Valley Catholic and Scio respectively.
COTTAGE GROVE — One player doesn't win or lose a game, but when your best player goes down it will have an impact. That is what St. Paul had to deal with Saturday in the Class 1A football state championship game against Camas Valley, which the Bucks lost 24-8, when Cole Weisz, the Casco League offensive and defensive player of the year, went down with an ankle injury with a little over six minutes left in the third quarter.
WOODBURN — It's early December, and that means it's time to get rolling into high gear with the high school basketball season. The Woodburn Bulldogs boys basketball team has several key players returning this year, including four seniors in Martin Ray, Julian Veliz, Zack Husko and Misael Equiluea, and a pair of juniors, Rey Ruiz and Dimitry Cherimnov.
MOUNT ANGEL — Kerry and Peter Hall enter their fifth year co-coaching the Kennedy girls basketball team and this year may be their youngest team yet, but expectations are going to be the same: to return to the state playoffs again this year.
GERVAIS — The Gervais High School wrestling team is ready to embark on another season of mat action. Head Coach Gilmer Miller said the Cougars have a number of key athletes returning — 11 in all — including two seniors who are expected to provide a high level of experience to the team this season.
WOODBURN — Hank Vredenburg returns to Woodburn this season as coach of this year's girls basketball team, which is a very young team with a competitive spirit, he said.
AURORA — As much as Chris Parkinson hopes his team can keep turnovers to a minimum this season, there's one the North Marion boys basketball coach can't avoid.
AURORA — If you're not already familiar with Lucas Randall, then perhaps you should be. The North Marion wrestler has won three consecutive state titles, and this season he'll be working to be the first four-time champion in program history.
WOODBURN — Just in time for the winter sports season, Woodburn High School has pinned down a new wrestling coach. Jonathan "Dusty" Price, who is in his third year of teaching social studies at Wellness, Business and Sports School, comes to the helm of the team with many years of wrestling experience himself, having wrestled while attending Canby High School.
AURORA — North Marion lost six girls to graduation and returns just three with varsity experience. But that doesn't dampen head coach Dennis Melcher's spirits.
GERVAIS — Looking at the Class 3A West Valley Conference girls basketball teams as the season gets under way, Gervais Lady Cats head coach Adam Vasas said he believes Gervais has a chance to be one of the league's best.
GERVAIS — Dan Murray wants to make sure the importance of teamwork always takes center stage this winter. "I definitely want to win, but I have a big team aspect," said Murray, who was recently hired as head coach of the Gervais boys basketball program.
ST. PAUL — Mike Murphy enters his 14th year at the helm of the St. Paul girls basketball program with a team loaded with talent. The Lady Bucks return 10 players from last year's state runner-up squad and with that wealth of experience, Murphy's expectations are high.
MOUNT ANGEL — It was a wire-to-wire win for the Kennedy High School boys basketball team over Gervais High School last Wednesday evening. The Trojans jumped out to a 5-0 lead over the Gervais Cougars and never trailed in the game, winning easily by a final score of 49-33.
MOUNT ANGEL — It was a classic, closely-fought basketball game that was in doubt until the final horn sounded. On the evening of Dec. 5, the Gervais Lady Cats and the Kennedy High School Trojans went back and forth for the full 32 minutes, but neither team could pull away in a battle of two evenly-matched squads.
AURORA — North Marion girls basketball coach Dennis Melcher said pressure defense will be the key to North Marion's success this year. Against Roosevelt on Friday the team turned his philosophy into execution and came away with a 59-42 victory to improve to 1-2 on the year.
WOODBURN — The Lady Bulldogs put up a good fight Friday night at home against Forest Grove, but ended up with a last-minute 42-40 loss. The first quarter looked promising for the Woodburn girls basketball team, outscoring the Vikings 15-9.
ST. PAUL — With just three days to practice after St. Paul's loss in the 1A football state championship game on Dec. 1, Bucks head basketball coach Vince Drago didn't know what to expect from his team in the season opener versus Arlington on Friday.
FOREST GROVE — The Woodburn Bulldogs boys basketball team took an early 4-0 lead on the road in Forest Grove on Friday night, but the Forest Grove Vikings, cheered on by a raucous home crowd, turned it on from there.
SALEM — The Woodburn girls basketball team put together its best game of the year Friday at Sprague High School in Salem, beating the Olympians 66-16. Woodburn led 20-3 at the end of the first quarter and led 25-3 with 2:16 left in the second quarter before Sprague scored its first field goal of the game.
WOODBURN — Friday night's nonleague basketball game between the Millers of Springfield and the Woodburn Bulldogs was great entertainment, but the ending was a disappointment for the home crowd in Woodburn.
NESTUCCA — The North Marion wrestling team garnered five individual titles and took first place overall Dec. 15 at the Bill Hagerty Invitational at Nestucca High School.
MOLALLA — After sleepwalking its way through the first half of its home contest versus Jewell, St. Paul snapped out of its trance in the second half and went on to victories over the Blue Jays and Country Christian this week.
MOLALLA— St. Paul boys dropped a pair of tight decisions to Casco League rivals Jewell and Country Christian this week, but despite similar score lines, Bucks coach Vince Drago felt quite differently after each game.
AURORA — The North Marion girls basketball team went 2-1 at its annual Holiday Classic last week, beating Molalla 43-35 on Saturday to earn third place.
EDITOR'S NOTE: The Woodburn Independent publishes the names of people arrested based on information from city and county police logs. Times listed represent the time the crimes were reported to police.
Pascaline Little, 81, of Woodburn, died Dec. 20, 2012, at her residence. She was born Aug. 1, 1931, in Blythe, Calif. to Earnest Eugene and Eva (Briggs) Burton.
Kenneth Hepler, 86, of Hubbard, died Dec. 10, 2012. He was born near Molalla on Dec. 19, 1925 to Glen and Emma Hepler. He was one of 10 children. He lived in Molalla most of his life.
Jolene Louise Parrish, 58, of Eugene, died Dec. 12, 2012, with her family by her side. She was born July 27, 1954 in Newberg to Jim and Shirley Ernst. She grew up in St.
Rosabelle Ione Triplett, 82, of Woodburn, died Dec. 18, 2012. She was born Oct. 26, 1930 in Lusk, Wyo. to Lewis Henry and Mable (Knittle) Milburn. She graduated from Woodburn High School.
Rosemary Maude Weston, 87, of Woodburn, died Dec. 18, 2012. She was born Feb. 22, 1925 in Detroit, Mich. to George Washington and Margurite (Antaya) Bolton.
Edwardo Garza Barrera, 71, of St. Paul, died Dec. 20, 2012. He was born Oct. 21, 1941 in Asherton, Texas to Enrique and Anastacia (Garza) Barrera. He married Bernadette Mendiola on Feb.
Lauraleigh Jean Farmer, 31, of Woodburn, died Dec. 17, 2012. She was born May 6, 1981 in Salem to Keith Roger and Debra Lee (Moon) Farmer. She graduated from North Marion High School and attended two years of college.
Janalene J. Trunde, 78, of Woodburn, died Nov. 23, 2012. She was born March 23, 1934, in Mulino to John and Ora (Robison) Phelps. She was born and raised in Oregon, and settled in the Woodburn area in 1990.
Gerine Theresa Reagen, 76, of Woodburn, died Nov., 25, 2012. She was born Feb. 8, 1936 in Augusta, Maine. She loved to travel and did so for more than 10 years at the wheel of a 45-foot motor coach and as a past regional vice president for the F.
Hildegard Normanna "Pills" Johnston, 99, of Woodburn, died Dec. 3, 2012. She was born July 5, 1913 in Wolford, N.D. to Edward and Ella Humble. She spent her childhood on the family farm before her family moved into town.
Ruth Ada Schroeder Travis Doman, 94, of Woodburn, died Dec. 3, 2012. She was born Nov. 28, 1918 in Paoli, Colo., the third daughter to Frederick Schroeder and Helen Gunther.
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality is inviting written comments from the public on the proposed renewal of the conditions for an air permit for Northwest Coating Systems, Inc.
Staff and students at Woodburn School District elementary schools have raised more than $1,100 for a school district affected by Hurricane Sandy. Heritage, Lincoln, Nellie Muir and Washington elementary schools held a Saving Others from Sandy (S.
MOUNT ANGEL — When the new year rolls around, Mount Angel will have a new mayor as well. In November's general election, Andrew Otte, who currently serves on the Mount Angel City Council, ran unopposed in his bid to take the place of Mayor Rick Schiedler.
WOODBURN — The Woodburn post office will collect and dispatch mail on two Sundays during the holiday season: Dec. 16 and Dec. 23. Mail placed in the blue collection boxes or the inside post office lobby drop by 3:30 p.
WOODBURN — Johnnie Burt of Capstone Counseling in Woodburn has been certified to rewire the brain. Using the Low Energy Neurofeedback System, or LENS, an FDA-approved device that can send electromagnetic pulses to 21 separate locations in the brain, Burt can help patients start to overcome all types of trauma, whether physical, emotional or psychological.
The Woodburn Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying three suspects who passed counterfeit money to several local businesses. During the transactions the suspects can be seen smiling and laughing with employees.
On Nov. 27, officers from the Woodburn Police Department responded to a report of an armed robbery at the Subway restaurant located in Woodburn at 790 Lawson Ave.
SALEM — The wheels of justice are turning exceedingly slowly in the case of Rev. Angel A. Perez, who is being held in Marion County Jail on sexual abuse charges.
WOODBURN — It was a night to celebrate education and educators. The annual Woodburn Area Chamber of Commerce Crystal Apple awards presentations were filled with pride, tears, applause and laughter as approximately 200 guests came to honor the dedication shown by local professionals in the field of education.
WOODBURN — On the morning of May 11 three 15-year-old Woodburn High School students lit hand sanitizer on fire in a WHS classroom as a prank. Rather than having something to laugh about, however, the blaze quickly grew out of control.
WOODBURN — Bob Rhoades, a retirement and financial planning specialist at Legacy Financial Management in Woodburn, will be president of the Woodburn Area Chamber Board of Directors for 2013.
SALEM — The two men arrested as suspects in the Sept. 18 shooting death of Woodburn resident Michael McGovern, 28, appeared in court for a status conference on Nov.
WOODBURN — Shannon Lee Walls, the owner of a pizza franchise in Woodburn who was arrested on Nov. 4 after being charged with sex abuse, will enter a plea in the case in early January.
WOODBURN — Oregon is officially known as "The Beaver State," and the furry animals are like mascots to many residents — but only up to a point. When trees started falling in an expensively landscaped greenway along the south edge of the Tukwila Homeowners Association property, local residents realized it was time to draw the line.
WOODBURN — The A.W.A.R.E. Food Bank's supplies are rapidly diminishing as organizers head into the busiest time of the year. "We need food," said A.W.
WOODBURN — In the past couple of years, 17-year-old Jose Guerrero has turned his life around, from being immersed in the gang culture to setting goals of going to college.
WOODBURN — Love Santa's annual distribution day was another success, according to President Robert Prinslow, who has led the organization for the past four years.
North Marion School District has decided to run buses one hour late on Wednesdays starting Jan. 2. The decision came after a parent survey showed 80 percent of parents were willing to accommodate that move and almost all attendees of a community forum voted in favor of it.
The following are Christmas services and programs at Woodburn area churches: St. Luke Catholic Church Dec. 20, 7 p.m. — St. Luke School Christmas program Dec.
WOODBURN — On the evening of Dec. 10, there was a significant changing of the guard on the six-member Woodburn City Council. Two council members — Dick Pugh and Mel Schmidt — decided earlier in the year not to seek another term in office, and their time on the council had come to an end.
WOODBURN — The 10 new modulars on the Woodburn High School campus will be opening for classes when school is back in session Jan. 9. "What that means is, at any given time, as many as 400 staff and students could be crossing North Bulldog Drive," said Geri Federico, principal of Woodburn Academy of Art, Science and Technology and Academy of International Studies.
HUBBARD — Tom McCain, elected by the city's voters three times to serve as Hubbard's mayor, officially wielded the mayor's gavel for the last time on the evening of Dec.
WOODBURN — In light of Friday's shooting tragedy at a Connecticut elementary school, Woodburn School District officials have been quick to remind parents that there are safety precautions in place.
HUBBARD — Hubbard Chevrolet recently landed its largest Caprice order when the Portland Police Bureau purchased 47 new 2013 vehicles. "It's the first big order, yes," said John Boyer, commercial fleet manager for Hubbard Chevrolet.
WOODBURN — No more big trees have been taken down by a beaver living in Goose Creek adjacent to the Tukwila Homeowners Association neighborhood, but everyone is keeping a watchful eye for signs of further trouble.
AURORA — It looks like the North Marion High School class of 2013 may be starting a new tradition. After months of consideration, the school administration has decided to move its June 7, 2013 graduation from the school's athletic field to Rolling Hills Community Church in Tualatin due to a series of unfortunate experiences in recent graduations.
WOODBURN — The Woodburn School Board recognized multiple organizations and individuals at a reception Dec. 13, thanking them for their contributions in the aftermath of the May 11 fire at Woodburn High School.
Thanks to a reality show competition, Eleazar Puente is able to realize his dream. Through A&E's reality show "Be the Boss," the Woodburn resident went head to head for a chance at a promotion through his company, Auntie Anne's, and walked away with the keys to his own franchise.
WOODBURN — MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility is one of 10 close-custody facilities in Oregon that took part in holiday-oriented community service projects.
WOODBURN — Two new members of the Woodburn City Council, fresh off their election wins in November, were sworn in to serve on the council on Dec. 10. Mel Schmidt and Dick Pugh decided not to run again, and newcomers Lisa Ellsworth and Horst Raustein took their places on the six-member council.
By Janis Brentano For the Independent ST. PAUL — After 10 years guiding city politics, St. Paul Mayor Kathy Connor lost her bid for re-election and will hand over the reins to political newcomer Steve Manners.
Woodburn Foursquare youth group is doing a Christmas tree pickup fundraiser by donation to help send students to Generation Unleashed, a youth conference in Portland, which runs Jan.
North Marion School District will run buses one hour late on the first day back to school, Jan. 2. The late bus run will be permanent and is in place to accommodate professional development teams, which are held every Wednesday morning.
The Woodburn School District is updating its Strategic Plan for the years 2013-2018. Fifty-four people from the community and school district spent one weekend in November meeting to develop a document that will lead Woodburn public schools over the next five years.
AURORA — The Aurora City Council is dismantling its former police department. The Aurora Police Department ceased operation Nov. 30 and the city's law contract with the Marion County Sheriff's Office began Dec.
AURORA — Mayor Gregory M. Taylor wanted to do a ride-around through the community on Nov. 21. Instead of using his pickup truck as he often does, he thought he would do it by bicycle and borrowed one of the police department's two bicycles.
WOODBURN — One of two defendants in the murder case of a Woodburn teen has pleaded no contest. Erasmo Emilio Lopez Jr., 20, of Salem, entered the plea Dec.
HUBBARD — Oregon's first modular self-serve dog wash, Dirty Dawgs, is now open in Hubbard, located next to Touch Less Car Wash on Highway 99E. Owner Erik Berkey has been trying to open the facility since early summer, but he said dealing with three government agencies has been "challenging.
WOODBURN — Winter break had a sweet kickoff for some local students. On Wednesday, Lime Berry treated 25 migrant and homeless students from French Prairie Middle School to free frozen yogurt.
Two people are homeless following a Saturday night blaze that destroyed a Woodburn home. Firefighters were summoned to 1665 Tomlin Ave. at about 11 p.
An Aurora man was arrested Sunday night after a brief standoff with a sheriff's deputy outside his home. Kerry F. Zacher, 64, called 911 at about 8:23 p.
WOODBURN — Woodburn Police detectives, in cooperation with several other agencies, are investigating multiple thefts from Walmart and have identified one person of interest.
MOUNT ANGEL – The Mount Angel Chamber of Commerce is seeking nominations for the 2012 First Citizen Awards. The annual event honors the First Citizen of the Year, Junior First Citizen, Business of the Year and other community awards.
The investigation is continuing in the wake of a two-vehicle fatal traffic crash that took place on Dec. 21, on Highway 99E south of Woodburn. The crash resulted in the death of a Newberg man and injuries to three other people.
Oregon State Police troopers are continuing the investigation into Thursday afternoon's single vehicle serious injury crash that occurred along Highway 99E south of Woodburn.
An elderly couple from Redding, Calif., are home after being found Christmas morning near Woodburn. At about 6:30 a.m., Oregon State Police Sgt. Craig Ball responded to a report of a 2002 Ford Taurus stalled in the far right northbound lane of Interstate 5 near Woodburn.
WOODBURN — The Woodburn Art Center has received a $2,500 grant from the Fred W. Fields Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation. The money came as a surprise to those at the art center, a nonprofit which is currently run entirely by volunteers, since it had been nearly a year since the application was put in for it.
WOODBURN — Digital literacy and family literacy will be the topics of a parent night hosted by Woodburn School District on Dec. 13 at 6 p.m. at Nellie Muir Elementary School.
WOODBURN — In a brief ceremony on the evening of Dec. 10, the city of Woodburn paid tribute to the Woodburn High School Bulldogs boys soccer team. On Nov.
CANBY — The North Marion Community Library Association will hold a winter dance party fundraiser Jan. 26, at the Antonia Ballroom in Canby. The event is to help support a future library that will serve the Hubbard, Broadacres, Butteville, Donald and Aurora areas.
AURORA — The city of Aurora wants the grease out. Grease from downtown restaurants and eateries are clogging the city's wastewater disposal system. If the situation goes uncorrected, it could cause an overflow or damage the equipment.
Woodburn Public Works Department and Allied Waste Services are teaming up to provide local residents with Christmas tree recycling. All holiday trees must be free of decorations before being recycled.
AURORA — A plea hearing for an Aurora man arrested after a brief standoff with a deputy outside his home has been scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Jan. 2. Kerry F.
WOODBURN — Two Woodburn residents were left homeless after a blaze Dec. 22 that destroyed a home. Firefighters responded to an emergency call reporting a fire at 1665 Tomlin Ave.
WOODBURN — The city of Woodburn is planning to revise the city's development ordinance in the new year, and property owners are being invited to a series of public events to help planners find the best way forward.
WOODBURN — With the holiday season dying down, Love INC (In the Name of Christ) is in critical need of donations. The nonprofit connects people in need to nine churches in the area that fill in various gaps.
A number of dramatic news events shaped the year 2012 in Woodburn and surrounding communities. In this issue, as the year comes to a close, we take a brief look back at the top news stories we covered during the past 12 months.
SPECIAL EVENTS Stitches in Bloom Quilt Show — The Oregon Garden in Silverton is hosting this event Jan. 25 and 26. The event will feature more than 100 displays of beautiful quilts, vendors and lectures.
Like many active young boys, Cole and Ty Beyer are involved in many sports, like football, wrestling and golf. But their first love is BMX. Bicycle motocross (BMX) is a sport involving races on motocross tracks with specialized bicycles.
By Kristy Kummer-Pred For the Independent I grew up on a farm and in a mostly traditional family. Dad was of German descent, my mom was Italian/Scottish.
WOODBURN — When he was serving in the 82nd Airborne in the late 1950s, Woodburn's Don Call probably never imagined he would end up serving so many years as Santa Claus.
Woodburn's annual downtown Christmas tree lighting event was held Sunday night, featuring the music of the Dickens Carolers, who led a parade from the Settlemier House to the Downtown Plaza, where Mayor Kathy Figley led a countdown to the lighting of the Plaza's Christmas tree.
French Prairie Nursing and Rehab will hold its annual Residents' Christmas Party on Dec. 20. Each year the facility relies on donations from the community to make Christmas a little more special for its residents.
Mount Angel is known for its annual Oktoberfest and even for its Wurstfest, but this year was the first it took a crack at the Hazelnut Fest. The festival, put on by the Mount Angel Chamber of Commerce, was held in the Mount Angel Community Festhalle on Dec.
WOODBURN — Pastor Will Robertson of Soul's Harbor Church of the Nazarene and his son, Will, have published their first collaborative book for both children and adults.
Ag West Supply, 2929 N. Pacific Highway in Woodburn, is raffling off a red, white and blue quilt on Dec. 15. The proceeds will go toward Quilts of Valor, a nonprofit that sends quilts to military personnel veterans as a way of thanking them for their service and providing comfort to them.
This year's annual parade of golf carts through The Estates was yet again a success, despite chilly winds and the threat of rain. The Estates Golf Car Christmas Light Parade has been a tradition at The Estates Golf & Country Club since 1991, said organizer Becky Butts.
MOUNT ANGEL — One of the many arms of the Benedictine Sisters of Mount Angel's ministry — St. Joseph Shelter in Mount Angel — has seen its needs rise during the holiday season.
AURORA — North Marion School District has many giving programs going on this holiday season. The North Marion middle and high schools' library media centers collected more than 155 gifts for Hubbard Love Santa through their giving tree project.
Rebekah Gomez of Hubbard and Alan LaDuca of Woodburn have both graduated from Pacific University with master's degrees in teaching. Founded in 1849, Pacific University in Forest Grove is one of the West's first chartered institutions of higher education.
Oregon State University has announced the names of students who made the Scholastic Honor Roll for the fall term. A total of 728 students earned straight-A (4.


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Introduction When the Sandy Bridge hit the market the whole ball game was changed. Suddenly everything else on the market just felt slow in comparison. You got the same performance of a $1000 processor for $300. Those chips ran cool and overclocked very well. Intel has taken the next step from Sandy Bridge and has brought out the Ivy Bridge processors. Gigabyte has also brought out some of their new boards on the Z77 platform. It is much like a refined version of the P67 and Z68 platforms. But it also gets the added bonus of running Ivy Bridge to its maximum potential. If you have not heard of Gigabyte they are a huge player in the motherboards and video cards arena. Here is a little more about them:
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New York detective Harvey Wall is on a six month exchange program with the Dutch police in Amsterdam. Six months full pay and fun, he thought. When a number of unusual deaths occur the nightmare begins. As the international media descend on Amsterdam they re-name it 'Def-Con City' - the end of life as we know it! | ||||
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The 4th adventure of Erectus: Erectus has been hiding from Princess Clitoria in the home of the Widow Pashin. Now that his work on the Tower of Balsukh is done he has to find a way to tell her he is leaving the city of Titslegass. | ||||
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After 20 years of marriage, how do you maintain the spark that fuels the passion in a satisfying relationship? For one happily married couple, George and Melissa, the answer does not come easy. Battling for Melissa is the second part to the series that explores this couples journey. | ||||
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This is a book written strictly from a Christian perspective, and is meant for Christian readers. If you are not a Christian, you might disagree with many of the suggestions given in this book. The book is written in question-answer format to make it simple for the average reader. This is not a medical or technical manual. | ||||
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Vincent Malick takes great pleasure in something terrible: Killing. He's good at it, and gets paid well. But his newest job is a little different, and things are about to spiral out of his control. Soon he will discover the awful truth that what he sees is only the surface of something much more dreadful. | ||||
Tire Rims & Hailstones | by Karen Robiscoe June 19, 2013 | 3283 words | Read a sample | |
A short fiction looks at the lighter side of religion and X's & O's. Basically a tic-tac-toe of chemistry, agendas, revivals & hubcaps… | ||||
Why All Exercise Is Bad For The Heart | by Russell Eaton June 19, 2013 | 8948 words | Read a sample | |
When it comes to combating heart disease and stroke, the well-intentioned but mistaken advice is invariably to do more exercise. But any advice to do exercise, however little, would be wrong even for the super-fit and healthy. New and startling medical research will fundamentally change the way you look at your health. | ||||
The First Scar | by Scott Kass June 19, 2013 | 6564 words | Read a sample | |
A collection of 23 poems written over the course of 7 years questioning faith, nature, and the darker facets of human existence. | ||||
PSYCHOLOGY | by Vanessa Caalim June 19, 2013 | 1207 words | Read a sample | |
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_psychology | ||||
Magick, the Multiverse, and the Nature of Truth | by Nicholas Benson June 19, 2013 | 1274 words | Sample 15% | |
In this short read I will explore what truth really is, how infinite realities could possibly reveal that magick exist in our universe, and how we can make the magick of our world apart of our world's truth. | ||||
Just for Fun 3 - Slashed | by Tyler Knoll June 19, 2013 | 10650 words | Read a sample | |
Tyler Knoll has virtually been kidnapped by Gareth Jones, the driver of the Document Disposal Truck as revealed in Just for Fun 2 - Shredded. With his pants at the dry-cleaner, Tyler is freezing his butt off and wondering if he really is "Too Stupid to Live". But then help comes from an unexpected source. | ||||
There's No Free Lunch (except for this book) | by Ethelle Gladden June 19, 2013 | 1421 words | Read a sample | |
Bobby repented swiping the pack of gum with each five steps he took to his father's one, on their way to the house. He prayed his mother was home to temper the situation. However, Bobby, his father and mother were in for a surprise ending with the resolution of this serious situation. | ||||
There's No Free Lunch (except for this book) | by Ethelle Gladden June 19, 2013 | 1421 words | Read a sample | |
Bobby repented swiping the pack of gum with each five steps he took to his father's one, on their way to the house. He prayed his mother was home to temper the situation. However, Bobby, his father and mother were in for a surprise ending with the resolution of this serious situation. | ||||
Review T | by For Review June 19, 2013 | 11586 words | Read a sample | |
For review only | ||||
Ability live in London A Lyric Concert | by Sam Shooter June 19, 2013 | 1879 words | Sample 30% | |
this is a new style of book it is about a fiction concert staring a band called ability who tell us we all have ability please note this may not be what you expect it has no music and it is short consisting of several songs | ||||
The Autumn Aircraft #1-Little Sister Becka | by Jay Marshall June 19, 2013 | 17101 words | Read a sample | |
From nut jobs, to evil geniuses, to well-funded, independent military groups, and even the U.S. government, all hell's about to break lose in an effort to gain control of the Autumn Aircraft. With the clock ticking, Avery and the men and women fighting for his cause will have to give everything, maybe even their lives, to make sure the ship remains safe, and takes off before the world's end. | ||||
The Golden Hall | by Gary Mark Lee June 19, 2013 | 2360 words | Sample 10% | |
A small collection of short poems that I hope you will enjoy. 1. The Halls of Valhalla 2. Raven's Wing 3. Mermaids Realm 4. Heaven's Gate 5. Lover's Dream 6. Demon's Jest 7. Atlantis 8. Bitter Sweet 9. A Warriors Dream 10. Time and Space 11. Endless | ||||
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The Lazy Cow and other plays for children is a collection of five plays for young children. They can be used to read aloud in class or act out in front of audience. The plays are simple and are easy to perform and read. The plays in the collection are Humpty Dumpty, The Lion and the Mouse, The Lazy Cow, The Enormous Turnip and The Magic Porridge Pot. | ||||
Unfasten Your Belts: Julie, Samantha and their Stewardess (lesbian seduction) | by Paris Rivera June 19, 2013 | 7900 words | Read a sample | |
When Samantha, a successful businesswoman, takes a night flight to Casablanca, she is delighted to be sitting alongside a shy and pretty student, who is recovering from a break-up with her boyfriend. It's the start of a slow, sensuous seduction that eventually draws the attention of a beautiful stewardess... | ||||
Come Back to me:Short Story | by Candice Terry June 19, 2013 | 14804 words | Read a sample | |
After meeting the girl next door,Jayse can't stay away from AnaLee. As High School approaches feelings start to change and grow into more than friendship.He can't help but wonder if AnaLee feels the same. AnaLee has always loved Jayse but when other girls start paying attention to him,she doesn't know what to do.Does he ever see her as more than a friend? | ||||
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Where does a being like Rez Diamond come from? How can one person be so cunning, so deadly? There can never be a true answer when it comes to the reasoning of a shadow man, but the beginning lies on the island of Canterix. There in the middle of the ocean those unwanted by society are raised to become keepers of shadow. The training is so intense and cruel, only four have made it in their history. | ||||
Scripture: God's Gift | by GCI June 19, 2013 | 15839 words | Read a sample | |
God has given us the Bible so that we might know who he is and what he is doing. It is helpful to study this book with a good theological starting point, one that has been refined by centuries of people who have studied the book while living in relationship with the Author. | ||||
Ghostwalker (The Chronicles of Zanthora: Book One) | by Ben Cassidy June 19, 2013 | 68419 words | Sample 20% | |
After Kendril reluctantly becomes the guardian of a woman he rescues in the forest, a woman who can't remember anything about herself, he finds himself caught in a cat-and-mouse game with a gang of ruthless bounty hunters. But can he trust Jade, or will her secrets lead to his undoing? Ghostwalker is an action-packed novel of suspense set in the fantasy world of Zanthora. | ||||
At the Chancel Steps: Talking with the Children of the Congregation | by LowellUda June 19, 2013 | 5330 words | Read a sample | |
As a pastor, I love to sit with the children of the congregation on the chancel steps and have a conversation with them. I try to recognize each child by name, by looking into their eyes, by listening and learning something about the child. I try to be spontaneous in responding to what the child brings forth and responsive to the child within myself. This book contains strategies I've used. | ||||
Review | by For Review June 19, 2013 | 28734 words | Read a sample | |
for review | ||||
Inflamm-ageing | by Colin Rose June 19, 2013 | 8793 words | Read a sample | |
Aging - and age related diseases like heart disease, stroke, diabetes and some cancers - has recently been revealed to be caused by long term but unfelt inflammation in the cells around your key organs, heart, brain, colon, lungs. Yet this silent risk can be quickly and simply reduced, and even eliminated, by the simple steps in this book. | ||||
Jess and the Love Test | by Chastity Foelds June 19, 2013 | 5795 words | Read a sample | |
Jess is afraid her Mafioso husband has fallen out of love with her. Is he having an affair? Desperation drives Jess to use her friend's hypno-gizmo that plays while the car's satellite radio is being used. Sure, the hypno-gizmo makes her husband more attentive in the bedroom, but does it soothe Jess's worries? If not, a little trickery will get her out of her situation! A 5,000 word short | ||||
Set It Off | by Myanne Shelley June 19, 2013 | 54195 words | Read a sample | |
JJ Carlisle is a guy who grew up thinking he was destined for greatness. Instead, he finds trouble, though his sister Jackie and stepsister Karen regularly bail him out. While their lives settle down as the years pass, JJ feels personally affronted by the roiling 21st century economy. Occupy gives him a shot at leadership. But his anger threatens to radicalize him beyond the family's imagination. | ||||
Hetrae Sc-Fi Serial: Episode 1 8.18.18 and the Cessation of Earth, Season 1 | by Stacy Duplease June 19, 2013 | 14111 words | Read a sample | |
The world will end. A story of the cessation of Earth and the quest to find a new planet for each of the continents of Earth to inhabit. *** Please Note: This is an unfinished, unedited, first draft version of episode 1. That's why it's FREE. *** | ||||
Eleanor's Secret | by WindRiver Publishing June 19, 2013 | 7399 words | Read a sample | |
Jonathan and Grace said they needed to hide me for two weeks from an enemy that until recently I didn't know existed. The catch? The plan involved Traveling. The idea was scary and cool. But I knew something was wrong when I discovered my mortal body couldn't Travel. When I woke up I was in the body of Eleanor, Jonathan's first love. What went wrong, and will I ever be Beth Arrington again? | ||||
Simple Remedies for Common Muscle Aches and Pain | by Erasmo Garza June 19, 2013 | 6874 words | Read a sample | |
Professionals from every walk are constantly beset by neck pain, shoulder pain, back pain, and relief is elusive. This book aims at addressing the most common modern day aches in simple language with gentle movements and common sense adjustments that will help to alleviate many issues. | ||||
Cabin Fever (Unnatural Lover: Book #1) | by Mac Flynn June 19, 2013 | 7651 words | Read a sample | |
She was barren. Lifeless. That's how Amanda Stenser felt when she was told the news that she couldn't have children. It was a blow to everything she'd dreamed of, everything she'd hoped. Now she felt lost, and her boyfriend suggests she get away from everything for a few days. That's why she heads up to the cabin deep in the woods, but she never could have expected what changes awaited her. | ||||
The Smell of Coffee - Guanacaste, Costa Rica | by Kids'n'Go Editions June 19, 2013 | 2842 words | Read a sample | |
You don't have to like beans on toast or any other kind of beans to enjoy this adventure. And your parents will enjoy their morning cup of coffee more when you take them to this amazing place. So come with us to explore the most curious sandpit in the world full of little wriggly... But why don't you find out for yourself! | ||||
Chinese Whispers | by Alexis Kypridemos June 19, 2013 | 1414 words | Read a sample | |
Detectives Dick Tuggs and Davie Croquet discover the challenges of interviewing a Chinese suspect. | ||||
The Morning Star - Andalusia, Spain | by Kids'n'Go Editions June 19, 2013 | 2606 words | Read a sample | |
A spiky friend? Sure! A blobby one? Why not! Join us now and explore the Andalusian beach early in the morning only to find out how easy it is to make friends with creatures from the Mediterranean Sea. Some of them are really shy, others very wriggly, but all of them may need your help. Get ready! To the rescue! | ||||
Crash and Burn | by Anne Marsh June 19, 2013 | 8573 words | Read a sample | |
Crash, Fire and Rescue marine Dane Roberts loves his job—but he never expected his latest rescue to be a blast from his own past. Military pilot Laura Jo Dawson hasn't stopped running since high school and her one night with Dane. When her jet crashes and Dane carries her to safety, however, running looks less exciting. And spending time in the arms of her sexy rescuer looks better and better... | ||||
Old Shock | by David Senior June 19, 2013 | 3487 words | Read a sample | |
Searching for his missing academic brother, Paul McIntosh travels to the coastal town of Crowsmere - unaware that beneath the surface seethes a village plagued with curses, insanity, horror and folklore... | ||||
Filthy Little Teen: Volumes 1-3 | by Brock Landers June 19, 2013 | 15441 words | Read a sample | |
From Brock Landers comes a collection of 3 short stories featuring a filthy little eighteen year-old named Jamie. A freak in the sack with an attitude that never quits, Jamie likes it rough and tumble, and she isn't afraid to talk a little trash. She truly is a filthy little teen. This collection includes Trash Talking Teen, Punishing The Teen and Anal Loving Teen. Adults only! 18+ | ||||
Past Imperfect #1 | by John Matthews June 19, 2013 | 92879 words | Sample 20% | |
Two boys. One Murder. Sometimes justice takes more than a lifetime. A car accident in California, a deadly assault in Provence, and two boys 30 years apart are left battling for their lives. Dominic Fornier is the detective who finds himself at the heart of an investigation that becomes one of the largest and most important in French criminal history. |


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Jun 12, 2010
just shut up for a sec
41 comments:
- be.aoi said...
love your outfit! and shots are gorgeous!
- June 12, 2010 at 11:12 AM
- Rich Hippie said...
aww thats so sweet. love what u did wth the shirt
- June 12, 2010 at 11:29 AM
- Kirsty said...
love the diy and the wedges, what do you think of chloe sevigny's new collection?
- June 12, 2010 at 11:42 AM
- Alecto said...
i couldn't say it better myself...
- June 12, 2010 at 11:58 AM
- goodbyestockholm said...
Beautiful DIY shirt, love that grungy feel. And yeah, the end of the week is the best time.
- June 12, 2010 at 12:06 PM
- Cruz said...
Nice shirt! I've never seen a DIY flannel before. We have the same fantasy about Lee Vining... and yes Tuolomne Meadows and just about everything in the sierras is heaven on earth haha ;)
- June 12, 2010 at 3:44 PM
- inkarlcerating said...
i love the wedges . youre stellar
- June 12, 2010 at 5:09 PM
- Winnie said...
Wow, love this! Your outfit looks fab, love the layering and those shoes are just awesome.
- June 12, 2010 at 5:25 PM
- LADIVASOSA said...
BOSS! Such a great idea!
- June 12, 2010 at 5:37 PM
- wool and misc said...
i &heart; my alone time. everyone needs some resetting. the outfit is great, but what i'm really wowed by is your clean, peaceful looking room!
- June 12, 2010 at 7:16 PM
- bravegrrl said...
great diy...
and love da shoes - June 12, 2010 at 8:07 PM
- SheWearSheShares said...
not ghetto @ all. I love that you did that.
- June 12, 2010 at 8:12 PM
- Linda said...
Even though it's the inspired version, I still like it. I like the layering.
- June 12, 2010 at 9:01 PM
- noirohio vintage said...
dude, scuzzy or not it's awesome. great idea!!
- June 12, 2010 at 9:01 PM
- Nyrha said...
I love that shirt! And outfit is great
- June 13, 2010 at 3:36 AM
- FrouFrouu said...
Your blog is my new favourite thing, mhmm.
- June 13, 2010 at 4:54 AM
- denise said...
dope shirt. that feeling when you realise its friday and the week is finally ending, that is the best feeling everrr
- June 13, 2010 at 6:18 AM
- elizabeth said...
into the DIY. and the double flannel action.
the best weekends are the lowkey ones. - June 13, 2010 at 6:22 AM
- gennie said...
the shirt looks awesome! love love love.
we have to double date when i'm in california.. lemme see your mystery man now that you've seen mine! haha. - June 13, 2010 at 6:58 AM
- Flowerbomb said...
the shoes are phenomenal^^
- June 13, 2010 at 8:04 AM
- Sarah said...
ooh loving the DIY! and the shoes are to die for! xx
- June 13, 2010 at 10:33 AM
- jas said...
i feel you about the calm after the week's storm and before the weekend's!
- June 13, 2010 at 11:14 AM
- blonde on blonde said...
it's quite a lovely spin on grunge actually. kind of ombre looking, i like it!
http://blondeonblondenyc.blogspot.com/ - June 13, 2010 at 11:47 AM
- InnyVinny said...
you really wrote "scuzzbucket."
just wanted to point that out. - June 13, 2010 at 12:37 PM
- amalie said...
love it! great shirts, and love your shoesss
- June 13, 2010 at 12:51 PM
- apparellel said...
love how you got creative with your flannel and the bleach. i am very much a homebody but what you said about your partner giving you peace is exactly how i feel ever since i've been with my husband. if anyone asks me how i knew i was in love i say that it is an inner peace that i have never felt with anyone else. so anyway i love that you said that. hope this finds you well.
t - June 13, 2010 at 10:07 PM
- Emi said...
wow! I think i'll try out my own diy flanno! cool job!
- June 14, 2010 at 4:48 AM
- i speak mojito said...
those shoes are kinda ridiculous...but then again, so is the insane simplicity of your room
ispeakmojito.blogspot.com - June 14, 2010 at 6:32 AM
where is that Neighborhood shirt sold?
- June 14, 2010 at 7:41 AM
- J. said...
Excellent job on the shirt...love those wedges!
- June 14, 2010 at 3:10 PM
- Cami said...
The shirt looks kick ass, I might have to steal the idea. Also, I'm a bit late, but in response to your hair dilemma - don't change it! Lighten a little the ends for Summer if you need something new, but don't cut it. I am dying for hair like yours, it looks amazing. I even got extensions but am getting EXTREMELY sick of them as I can't run my hands through my hair. You have fabulous locks lovely. Get a tattoo instead haha X
- June 15, 2010 at 5:37 AM
- LuxiRare said...
I prefer your shirt over the one you were inspired by. Just sayin.
- June 15, 2010 at 3:19 PM
- kaye i. said...
What?! DIY?!? It looks really good!!!!! I might have to get myself a $1 flannel shirt and try it myself.
- June 17, 2010 at 12:38 AM
- christeric said...
clever one!! the shirt looks perfectly scummy! goood job! I peeped that neighborhood shirt in tokyo too...the print on it is really great too! ps love the double flannel..
- June 17, 2010 at 3:01 PM
- Hal said...
Love this look, and I have those kicks! xo
HALCOHOLIC.com - June 18, 2010 at 2:45 PM
- sewa mobil di surabaya said...
i love the girl
;-) - June 24, 2010 at 9:22 PM
- Prêt à Porter P said...
I really like the bleached out effect that you did with the shirt.
- June 29, 2010 at 8:28 PM
- Nadalyn Margaret said...
ah. inspiration. love your blog!
- June 30, 2010 at 10:46 PM
- caits said...
i am in love with those wedges!! xo
http://hundredsorthousands.blogspot.com/ - July 13, 2010 at 9:01 AM
- WPZ - Sandy said...
I'm gape-ing (how do you really spell that or is it a word?). That shirt is exquisite. Exquisite simplicity, what a great idea! I have never bleached something on purpose because I wondered if it took any special considerations in order not to disintegrate the item... I need to try it out for myself!
- February 18, 2011 at 7:51 AM
- WPZ - Sandy said...
Ohhh and then I read the text too... I get to leave work at 3:30 every day so it's maybe an hour at home by myself before boy gets home. Recently when he happened to come home before me, I was a little bit disoriented/disappointed that I wasn't going to have that time, but that's ok... also great are nights he has late soccer games, then it's pure me-veg time!
- February 18, 2011 at 7:53 AM


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I thought nothing of adding healthy sea salt to my homemade bone broths. But then I read this article by Chris Kresser in which he says paleo diets were very low in sodium.
As we can see, there is an enormous range in the daily dietary sodium intake of various cultures around the world, ranging from quite low (1150 mg) to fairly high (5175 mg). Additionally, we know that the healthy kidney is capable of adjusting to fluctuating levels of sodium in the diet in order to maintain fluid homeostasis. Finally, we know that hunter-gatherer and Paleolithic diets were very low in sodium, and that salt was rarely, if ever, added to food. Therefore, it would seem that limiting salt in the diet to those levels recommended by the AHA and USDA would not have any significant consequences, and would be an ideal dietary choice when mimicking the diet of our ancestors. However, evidence is mounting to the contrary: a low-salt diet may actually lead to serious health consequences and higher overall mortality, particularly in conditions like heart disease and diabetes.
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Sleep Training, Day 1
On my husband's desperate insistence, I started sleep training our 10 month old daughter today. We successfully weened her off the 2am bottle last month, but she is still not falling asleep independently - neither for nap or at night - and she's regularly waking up in the middle of the night.
What prompted the immediate need for sleep training was that Allison decided that midnight to 4:30am would be a perfect time to be awake last night. My husband, Tim, and I passed her back and forth after our dutiful hour was finished, and when my husband took on his second hour, he sleeplessly said with utmost frustration, "why isn't she sleep trained? we need to let her cry. she's not too young." And he's right. But I've been reluctant to take the plunge. Until today…
It's a holiday, and our regular activities are cancelled; so today seemed like a perfect day to begin. I started with her afternoon nap. Here are the results:
Synopsis: Fail.
Longer version: I let her cry for about 45 minutes, when I went into check on her. She had an enormous poop, and her face was slimy with tears and snot. Therefore, I caved and rocked her to sleep. Typically, I would have caved much earlier, but I spent the 45 minutes reading the '6-12 month' chapter of "Healthy Sleep Habits Happy Child" by Marc Weissbluth MD. A really amazing book, that's helped diagnose and solve annoying and unhealthy sleep issues with both my girls. The chapter kept reinforcing my belief that I shouldn't give up on letting her cry, that eventually she will learn to self soothe and most importantly that crying isn't an unhealthy reaction to learning independence. Regardless, I'm back to square one, and will work on this some more tonight with the emotional support of husband.


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irtiE Euntlep J^armstk USPS 680-360 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1986 VOLUME 26-NUMBER 33 OFFICE PHONK .^12-669-5621 YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER SINCE 1960 254 per copy Local Students at Nationals 4-H DAIRY BOWL Members of the Mc- Henry County 4-H Dairy Bowl Team, Todd Manke, Mark Olbrich, Adam Gardner and Brian Olbrich represented Illinois in the National North American Dairy Bowl Contest this past weekend at Louisville, Ky. The Dairy Bowl was compitation on dairy related subjects consisting of a written test, oral responses to multiple choice, word completion, true and false and toss-up questions. Our Illinois team placed 14th in the National contest. Village Board The regular meeting of the Village Board of Huntley was held on November 6, 1986 in the Board Room of the Village Hall and brought to order by the President at 8:10 P.M. Roll noted the fol¬ lowing present: President Dhamer, Trustees Basel, Ahrens, Berlin and Russ with Trustees Wicke and Brown absent. Also attending were Attorney Cowlin (in the absence of Attorney Kukla), Village Engineer Schwegel, Police Chief Rossi, iSuperintendent of Public Works Shear, and Building Inspector Spradlin. The minutes of the October 2, 1986 meeting were brought to the Trustees for review. There being no addi¬ tions nor corrections, they stood approved as presented. The financial reports were reviewed. Trustee Berlin made a motion to approve the Treasurer's Report for October, 1986 and also, after an extensive explanation of the September, 1986 report by Treasurer Swanson, the September, 1986 Treasurer's Report. Motion seconded by Trustee Russ and upon roll call, all trustees voted aye and the motion carried. The current bills for the village were re¬ viewed and a motion was made by Trustee Berlin, seconded by Trustee Ahrens and upon roll call, all trustees voted aye, the motion carried and the Clerk was instructed to make payment of these bills. A listing of same is attached hereto. At this same time. President Dhamer pre¬ sented an invoice irom HcHenry Farm Service in the amount of $14.50. Trustee Berlin made a motion to pay this invoice, seconded by Trustee Russ. Roll noted: Berlin, aye; Ahrens, aye; Basel, aye; Russ, aye: and motion carried. President Dhamer and Village Engineer Schwegel spoke on the water tower refur¬ bishing. The President suggested that this be put out for bids for the inside and outside of the tower with the stipulation that the work be done between April 15 and June 15 or between September 15 and November 15. He requested that the same proposal be put out except to use the above stipulation. After discussion, a motion was made by Trustee Basel, seconded by Trustee Berlin, to authorize Baxter and Woodman to carry out the above request with opening of same at the March, 1987 meeting. Upon roll call, all trustees voted aye and the motion carried. The next order of business was the dis¬ cussion of the Ordinances, namely the Preannexation Ordinance in re fees and if, over five acres, developer would have to go before school, park. Planning and Zoning before com- Continued on page 8 Fire Protection The Huntley Fire Protection District has improved it's fire classification to a Class 7 effective Dec. 1, 1986. The new rating was given to the Dirstict by ISO Commercial Risk Services, Inc. after re-rating the District this spring. The District's rating was formerly a Class 8 and 9. ISO conducted their survey during a three day visit to the District this past spring. Included in the survey was a tanker drill outside of the village to evaluate the department'a ability to respond and deliver a water supply to rural areas without hydrants. Also included in the survey was the evalua¬ tion of training drills, fire training, maintenance reports and a complete inventory of all fire equipment. ISO also checked all re¬ sponse time to fire calls, manpower avail¬ able on fire calls and tested the village hy¬ drant system. The firemen of the Huntley Fire Protection District worked very hard to improve the District's fire rating during the past two years. I would like to commend each of them for doing an out¬ standing job, enabling the District to lower the fire rating. All residents and businessmen should contact their insurance companies after Dec. 1, 1986 and inform them of the District's new rating. The District will also be contacting insurance companies m the area about the new rating. The new rating will also be in ISO's insurance booklet. The Huntley Fire Protection District and the Village of Huntley will continue to up¬ grade their services to insure the best fire protection available to the District. We hope to have ISO survey the District during the next two years and fur¬ ther attempt to lower the fire rating. Sincerely, Dave Veath Chief HFPD New Plans at Historical Society Inside This Issue Church Dir. ¦ p.2 Legal Not. p.4,-8 Neighborhood News p.9,10 Farm News p. 11 Community Calendar p.10 Pictured: Nancy Grau of Huntley, one of the previous Sampler Series Lecturers who spoke on Major William McHenry, with the awarcf won by the Society. HISTORICAL SOCIETY Plans are underway at the McHenry County His¬ torical Society Museum in Union to run their award-winning "Sampler Series" evening lecture program again next March and April. Based on the 8 week series run earlier this year, specific subjects of local historical interest will again be featured. Such topics will include: "The Black Hawk War", "Surviving on the Prairie", "Women During the Civil war^ and "Dating and Identifying Costumes" to mention just a few. Just recently the McHenry County Historical Society received an Award of Superior Achievement from the Congress of Illinois Historical Societies and Museum for the first Sampler Series. Based on that and on the excellent local response for the program, the Society Board of Directors is looking forward to continuing the series. Further information will be made available in coming months or by contacting the Society at 815-923-2267. Huntley Scholars honors Students who have achieved superior academic status for the first nine weeks of the current year were announced recently at Huntley Junior High. To be named to the Principal's List a student must attain a 3.9 average or above. High Honors recognition requires an average between 3.5 and 3:89, and Honorable Mention listing denotes an average between 3.0 and 3.49. Principal's List Grade 6 Janet Schumacher Grade 7 Natasha Drufke Jenny Kelm Brenda Janowiak Grade 8 Jim Cook Julie Ottley Mary Ann Miller Linda Schumacher High Honors Seniors Julie Bunt Cassie Evans Chris Manley Eileen Manning Marci Maxwell Dacien McGee Jodi Peterson Tanya Pupich Larry Rugg Ron Terry Judy Weisneth Juniors Brett Blank David Bond Angela Doty Jay Peterson Shane Pickerill Chad Warrington Sophomores Sara Matz Freshmen Stacy Colson HIGH HONORS Seniors Kenneth Basel Cheryl Boettcher Grade 6 Penny Piske Becky Chappell Meryl Gustafson Alicia Jagman Continued on page 5
Object Description
Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1986-11-13 |
Month | 11 |
Day | 13 |
Year | 1986 |
Volume | 26 |
Issue | 33 |
Decade | 1980-1989 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |


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Originally Posted by SmexySpiral I'm gonna rule 63 mine. Trevor College drop out, works at Gamestop HAS NO GOALS BECAUSE FUCK GOALS MAN WE'D BE BEST BROS. EAT PIZZA AND PLAY VIDEO GAMES.
Originally Posted by Sophistikit WAIT I KNOW. Write about Hank and I being roommates, he leads me into a life of drugs and loud music and teaches me what it's like to live a life filled with regret, and then he kills me just when everyone thinks there might be something between us. It's called sHanked. We may or may not have fleshed this idea out in TC once. I'm touched you remembered the details so well. Anyway, yes. Write this, Squee.
Originally Posted by Sophistikit WAIT I KNOW. Write about Hank and I being roommates, he leads me into a life of drugs and loud music and teaches me what it's like to live a life filled with regret, and then he kills me just when everyone thinks there might be something between us. It's called sHanked. We may or may not have fleshed this idea out in TC once. [3] on that I remember that night in TC. Such a great idea. Originally Posted by Aragorn Why are you happy that Spoiler Gamzee got killed ?!?! Because Spoiler he's the worst character in Homestuck so he deserved it.
Did you know we have a Writer of the Month contest? Come join it. WOTM #26: Evil Wins is open and accepting entries through June 4th. Originally Posted by Sophistikit I don't know why, but this fucking killed me. Maybe it's your utter determination to be an asshole, but wow, I lol'd. Originally Posted by Turtlicious And now I can't stop laughing, Thanks Jorick. <3 Originally Posted by Darkdrago666 You loveable asshole, you. You are blunt, and to the point. Originally Posted by Sophistikit If I had feels, they'd be all yours. :'D Originally Posted by Myyt Jorick: This guy is an evil genius. In the dry, in your face trufax sorta way. If you ever want the blunt truth, this is the guy to ask, which makes him amazing. Originally Posted by Esper Jorick is one of those people you shouldn't take seriously. He is rude for the sake of being rude much of the time. Outside of Spam that is not who he is, but here in Forum that is how he carries himself. Why do I respect that? He doesn't give an apology for being himself or making ridiculous claims to deflect when people call him on it. Jorick is Jorick, a charismatic ass to the end. Originally Posted by Elendra Ladies, contain your orgasms for Jorick I had dibs first. Originally Posted by Rilla Put it this way. If me and Jorick meet docile or non-docile lifeforms... they'll bow. Without a fight. Why? Because it's me and Jorick. We'll use our combined charisma, wit, and generally dickish attitudes, to put them in their unwelcome places. Vote Rilla/Jorick - Space Emperors... To Infinity... and Beyond. Originally Posted by overwatch When Jorick says something, It's like adding a 100,000 ton weight onto a side of a scale. Originally Posted by Kill Bones Jorick is like a monster truck shaped like a t-rex He is elegantly designed, menacing, loud, a bunch of people love him for reasons I don't understand, and he makes no fucking sense when described by similes Originally Posted by Azarthes The both of you Every single time I make a mistake and it's like BLAM JORICK PUNCH INTO SOPHI KICK EVERYTIME. It's like Sophistimammoth but with less bashing and more sass. Originally Posted by Walker of Darkness You're an egotistical, sociopathic, insufferable jackass, but you stick to your convictions and in general show others respect until they prove to be nothing more than bumbling idiots. You've also shown a kinder side from time to time, but very rarely. Other than your blown out of proportion ego, I have no issues with you. Originally Posted by ★LunaLight★ Jorick, I find you to be really witty and fun. I'm also jealous of your writing ability. I get mad at you when you do stupid things that get you banned, but at the same time I don't think it is my place to tell you those things since we aren't good friends yet. You seem like the kind of person I would consider dating. Originally Posted by Hank Jorick is a monster. The way he perfectly knows how to emulate this depravity of a subculture with cold, unerring accuracy is just inhuman. Ted Bundy raped and killed women. Jorick's worse. Originally Posted by PrimezTime I imagine Jorick as Khal Drago. His victim would either suffer, take it, and cry about it or learn to please him and become his Khaleesi.
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Originally Posted by Jorick [3] on that I remember that night in TC. Such a great idea. Because Spoiler he's the worst character in Homestuck so he deserved it. Well, the way he went is hilarious as hell though.
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THE first year of university couldn't have gone any better for Wantirna resident Courtney Fraser.
After stumbling across a performing arts stall during Monash University's O-Week at the start of the year, she auditioned for the musical Return To The Forbidden Planet and scored the lead role of Captain Tempest — usually played by a male.
"In this production we play on gender roles. It's quite an ambiguous role and is a mix of male and female. We're taking a different view to the typically misogynistic view of '60s sci-fi movies."
The original Forbidden Planet came to cinemas in 1956 but the Bob Carlton musical version features many great rock'n'roll numbers from the 1950s and '60s including Born to be Wild, Great Balls of Fire and Good Vibrations.
Fraser comes from a musical family and plays piano and violin, and is also a talented singer. "Music is an inherent part of my life. I took up singing in high school and it's been a love affair ever since," she said.
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During the early morning hours of April 15, with a steady breeze blowing down Colorado's Front Range, the state's biggest utility set a U.S. record -- nearly 57% of the electricity being generated was coming from wind power.
As dawn came and the 1.4 million customers in Xcel Energy's service district began turning on the lights, toasters and other appliances, the utility's coal and natural gas-fired power plants ramped up production and brought wind's contribution back closer to its 2012 average of 17%.
Utilities have long been wary of placing too much finicky renewable power on the grid.
"A lot of utilities don't want to contract large amounts of wind because it's volatile," said Amy Grace, a wind analyst at Bloomberg New Energy Finance. "Anything over 25%, and utilities get nervous."
Colorado's overnight high-water mark demonstrated that utilities can indeed incorporate cleaner power sources into the mix.
It also provides hope that, under the right conditions and policies, wind will be able to provide a significantly larger share of the nation's power than its current 3% rate.
"It certainly can be replicated, as long as you have a robust, diverse grid," said Elizabeth Salerno, head of data and analysis at the American Wind Energy Association. "Other folks have some catching up to do."
One thing that helped Xcel reach such a high number was geography. Colorado is a windy state -- although it's not the windiest.
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