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A few years ago, I stumbled upon a growing movement of gardeners online that displayed pictures of various homemade self-watering containers that they had designed, which grew some of the best looking vegetable plants i'd ever seen grown in a container. Tomatoes, corn, peas, squash, and even pumpkins did well in them. So, I joined the movement by building several of the more popular designs on the 'net. I even told my dad that this would provide the means for growing the most beautiful tomato plants he'd ever seen. Boy...I was excited about it, to say the least.
Little did I know, that each and every design had a major flaw - which was the fact that the excessive wicking characteristics of the soil was to the point that tomatoes would achieve less than ideal results (especially in a humid environment such as mine). Blossom end rot and radial cracking of fruit became so rampant, that I personally considered the end result a complete disaster. So, being the highly educated, analytical (but bonafide redneck) person that I am, I set out to find an answer to the problem that had previously eluded all other self proclaimed swc "experts".
Rather than flooding the internet with an ever-changing design of what worked better (like Rev. 3.1, 3.2, etc.), I opted to run trials and experiment with various ways of controlling the water movement from the reservoir to the mass of soil where the plants live. In other words - I was done listening to people that obviously had more money then sense, because they had done nothing but steered me in the wrong direction, and I decided to use my knowledge and common sense to hopefully succeed where others have repeatedly failed. Being a pretty nice, sensible guy, I even attempted to give input to those that were still seeking the answers - only to be shunned and barely acknowledged. So, I was pretty much on my own, and am considered a "thread killer" anytime I post to one of the threads started by one of the more popular members of Gardenweb....
What I discovered, was that a certain sized orifice between the water reservoir and soil mass would meter the water in such a way that you can literally alter the soil moisture level to fit your needs. Some think that the soil mixture should be altered to control capillary action, but the ingredients are not readily available to everyone in different parts of the country. So, my test was performed with a growing medium that is readily available to all people that have a big box store close by. That would be Miracle Gro potting mix.
With a single 7/64" hole drilled into the wicking cup of my little 4 gallon swp constructed from 2 cat litter buckets, a broccoli plant was grown to maturity in the fall of 2009 with excellent results.Soil moisture was consistently regulated to a reading of 3-4 on the moisture meter, which is right at the beginning of the "moist" range. At that point, I knew that my orifice reduction had worked.
Still, I set out to come up with my own soilless mixture that would enhance the situation even further, by using bulk ingredients to duplicate the highly touted "ProMix BX" growing medium that had brought so many people excellent results in commercially sold Earthboxes. ProMix BX is good stuff, but expensive!
So, I came up with what I call "6:3:1", which is 6 parts peat moss/3 parts perlite/1 part vermiculite. Purchasing the ingredients in bulk is really cheap, and you'd be surprised how many containers can be filled with only $40 worth of stuff from your local farmer's cooperative...
Anyway, here's the following measurements gathered the other day from several of my swp's/swc's currently in service.
Photo below - 16 gallon swc with three 7/64" holes drilled into the bottom of a 6 oz. yogurt cup being used as a wicking basket. This particular swc is being used to grow honeydew melons.
Photo below - 4 gallon swp constructed from a single 5 gallon bucket (as seen on my blog), with a single 7/64" hole drilled into the 6 oz. wicking cup. An early girl tomato plant is being grown in it, and the reading was taken just a few days after the reservoir was initially filled with water. I'll recheck in a few days to see if it has come up any, and would love to get a reading of around 3.5 to 4.
Photo below - 34 gallon swc that has 2 margarine bowls evenly spaced for wicking baskets, and has three 7/64" holes drilled into the bottom of each one. A total of 12 cucumbers are currently planted in here, and the reading of 4 is pretty good, in my opinion.
Photo below - here's a 31 gallon rubbermaid tote with a 9"x 9" pond basket in it for the wicking basket. To reduce the "water to soil" effective area, the entire pond basket has been sealed with foil tape - then eight 7/64" holes punched through this tape for metering the water into it. I'm happy with this reading, as corn is currently being grown in it.
Photo below - Finally, here's one of my swp's constructed from 2 cat litter buckets, and the same single 7/64" hole is being utilized in this planter, too. I have a couple of cucumbers in here, and expect them to do rather nicely.
Since the 4 remaining swc's were just recently planted with tomatoes and filled with water, i'll let them settle for a week or two before taking any readings. They are of course 31 gallon rubbermaid totes that are being used to grow heirloom tomatoes in, and will be the most interesting to watch - to say the least. In reality, they are the biggest concern for me, because this will be the first trial run for this particular wicking basket/soil mixture setup. In the end, i'll certainly show the results - whether they will be good or less than ideal.
*After using them for the season, the mix and orifice combination worked out very well.....
*Update on 6/5/11
My thoughts remain the same toward the mixture being used, but I have incorporated some pine bark (about 2 parts) into each swc for the 2011 growing season. The reason is to increase drainage to offset any heavy rainfalls from over-taking the moisture control so diligently strived for - as well as more airspace into the root zone.. As you might imagine, new growing experiences have brought with them more knowledge about the subject, and incorporating more oxygen into the root zone is what i'm trying to achieve at this time.
I also understand that certain configurations provide different results in various parts of the country. In other words, what works in the Pacific Northwest won't give the same results here - and vice-versa.
Even though I have 20 swc's/swp's currently planted for the 2011 season, my preference of gardening methods would probably be a deep raised bed with the right soil mixture in it. It's much easier to maintain, has less problems with blossom end rot, and certainly looks much better, too.
However, if anyone reading this is contemplating building some homemade swc's for yourself, I hope that the contents of this post will help you in some way. My advice to you is to learn all that you can by reading about other's experiences/trials, then determine what combination works best for you in your location.
Take care, and happy gardening!
20 comments:
- Tom said...
Thanks for sharing this. I live in Florida and trying to fine pine bark fines has been quite a chore. I have been using SWCs filled with Miracle Gro potting mix because it is available everywhere. The results have been mixed. I will try your mix in the fall. It always seemed to me that wicking was a combination of the potting mix and the size of the opening in the wicking container. Your results seem to prove that. I also appreciate your low key approach.
- April 18, 2010 at 6:53 AM
- GrafixMuse said...
Thank you EG for sharing your experience with SWCs/SWPs. I also chuckled at your "disclaimer." Even before I lost my tomatoes to late blight half way through the season, I noticed the excess wicking action in my SWCs. Some tomatoes even had signs of BER. It seemed the tomatoes would just drink all that was available to them and it was difficult to keep up with filling the SWC resulting in uneven watering that I was trying to avoid. I knew something had to be changed for this to succeed.
I really appreciate you sharing what works for you and your suggestions on what to try. I am looking forward to my own experiment this year. Thank you. - April 18, 2010 at 7:16 AM
- Engineeredgarden said...
Tom - you're welcome. Gardeners in our similar climates really have to control the wicking, because of the heat and abundance of rainfall. I'll be sure and post my findings from the tomatoes later...
Rachel - You're welcome. Like your past experience, I too, had to haul alot of water to them last year. Tomatoes will drink continuously if you let them. - April 18, 2010 at 9:04 AM
- sb158 said...
Very well thought out and reasoned approach, as I would expect. I'll have to try your approach next time I make a new SWC. I wonder, though, if it'll work in my area, where it is humid, but rain in the summer is questionable, to say the least. Miraculous would be more like it.
- April 18, 2010 at 1:36 PM
- Thomas said...
I hope your tomatoes grow well for you in those 31 gallon totes. I know of some who grows beautiful tomatoes in 15 gallon pots. Containing growing is always a hit or miss for me personally.
- April 18, 2010 at 6:44 PM
- Engineeredgarden said...
sb - thanks, I put alot of thought into this post. Actually, with no rainfall - you have more consistent control with the moisture in the swc.
Thomas - I agree, gardening in containers is kinda tricky, and good drainage is a must. - April 18, 2010 at 8:47 PM
- Chandramouli S said...
Thank you, EG for sharing your experiments. I looking for alternative for the pain buckets or cat litter buckets as I'm unable to find a source for them here. Hope to find one soon and try the swcs. I love your design!
- April 19, 2010 at 6:09 AM
- Just Jenn said...
Impressive deduction and reasoning as always.
- April 19, 2010 at 10:45 AM
- David in Kansas said...
Good stuff. I share your observations. I have changed my wicking cups as well this year and i am already seeing a difference in the moisture level of the soil (empirically as I don't own a moisture meter). I still have one swc left and I will try the 7/64 single hole approach.
Keep on questioning and researching! - April 19, 2010 at 3:42 PM
- Cheryl said...
A few years ago my neighborhood Home Depot had the 2.2 compressed bags of Pro Mix for only $7.00. I can't find that stuff anywhere now. If I could find the big bags of perlite and vermiculite locally I'd give your mix a try. I'm sure it will work fine.
- April 19, 2010 at 10:42 PM
- Kate and Crew said...
EG - I've had my SWC buckets lined up for weeks waiting for Farmer B to drill the big holes in them, but he no longer has the big hole-drilling attachment for his drill... so we have to borrow one. Sigh...
Did someone get on your case about the SWCs to warrant the disclaimer? Have people been giving you a hard time or something? I'm irritated at the thought someone has said/written something negative about your SWC tutorials???!!!!! Or am I making this up in my head? LOL.
Thx for the new info though! - April 20, 2010 at 6:15 AM
The timing of your post was perfect! The day you posted this was the day I was going to finish several SWCs, so I was able to apply your 7/64 hole method. Woo!
Regarding the first two paragraphs of your post... man, there's a pretty negative tone to them. Please keep posting to the forums (that's how I discovered you!).
It's great that every year you and others in the SWC community share new designs and methods that can be used, tested, and improved upon. You're helping a ton of people. Plus, stumbling across what others have shared is how you, me, and just about everyone else got started with all this.
Thanks so much! - April 20, 2010 at 10:28 AM
- Daphne said...
I can see one other variable that could be an issue. When the plants get large and it is August, they could well need a lot more moisture then what they get now when it is cooler and there isn't so much foliage on the plants. In the spring my potted (not swc) tomatoes only had to be watered every 3-7 days depending on the weather and the sun. By August they needed lots of water every day. I wonder if there is a way to change the size of the hole as the plant and weather change? Anyway just a thought. If anyone can figure it all out, you can. I really can't wait to see how your pots work in the summer. I hope they do well.
- April 20, 2010 at 11:36 AM
- Engineeredgarden said...
Anonymous - (it would be great if you'd add your name to future comments) Actually, the disclaimer was very well thought out, and was meant to sound that way......
Daphne - Correct, that definitely is a factor. If needed, i'll just top water the plants, but during the hottest part of summer is when I really want to control the soil moisture. It's gonna be interesting, to say the least.... - April 20, 2010 at 9:24 PM
- ljbrandt said...
So what happened? How did the tomatoes turn out from using the metered (7/64" holes) wicking basket? I live in Montgomery and am looking for an alternative to using the highly touted 3:2:1 mix. If the small orifice method worked, I think I'll stick with MG or some other big box potting mix. Thanks for doing this!
- April 6, 2011 at 1:48 AM
- Engineeredgarden said...
ljbrandt - it worked very well, but you must provide a means for rain to not overtake the moisture control. Mounded soil with the garbage bag as mulch on top works great for this...
- April 6, 2011 at 9:58 PM
- shannon said...
EG, hoping you can give me some advice: my block has built ten swps from 31-gallon totes, with a pvc fill pipe and a platform about 3 inches from the bottom of the tote, made from the lid of the tote, with holes poked in. Our coordinator wants a 50/50 mix of potting mix (similar to promix) and compost.
I am a little worried about over-moisture and am wondering what size wicking chamber you would recommend and whether a single chamber with a single 7/64" hole or two chambers. I have 16oz and 32 oz yogurt containers for the wicking chambers.
Thanks in advance for any input you care to give--I get so much from your posts and photos! - May 15, 2011 at 11:06 AM
- Engineeredgarden said...
Shannon - that soil mixture is going to be horrible for drainage. However, if stuck with the combination, just throttle the water back even more. I would use a couple of 16 oz. containers for the wicking baskets, and put only one 1/8" hole into the bottom of each. I've tried all kinds of combinations, and have a pretty good feel for how to throttle the moisture under most circumstances. You'd be surprised how much water can go through a little hole, and it's the best advice I can give you for the scenario you're faced with. Hope things turn out well for ya!
- May 15, 2011 at 2:34 PM
I'm using the Earthtainer designs that you take a few swipes at in your post here to grow indeterminate tomatoes in MO.
The plants are about 6' tall now but the soil has consistently been reading "wet" all season - even when we had temps above 90 for 2 weeks with no rain. I'm concerned about the "wet" reading.
I understand that you would have covered the netpot with tape and then drilled holes - have you tried this with *indeterminate* tomatoes? Presumably the incredible size of these plants will require significant wicking by the end and before I try backing things off for my climate I'd like to know that you had some success with doing that on indeterminate tomatoes that are growing above 8' tall...
thanks - June 19, 2011 at 10:18 AM
- Engineeredgarden said...
Michael - I have most definitely tried indeterminates in the swc's that had their wicking baskets altered, and they performed well. Even when the plants got to at least 7-8 ft. tall, plants weren't starved for water...I'm sorry that you were also influenced into spending hard-earned money on building these "idiotainers" that continue to cause problems....
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WEST GOSHEN In Pennsylvania, no two state universities come close to the proximity shared by West Chester and Cheyney.
In fact, the distance from the center of one campus to the other is just six miles. And an average drive from Farrell Stadium to OShields-Stevenson Stadium, and back, takes about 20 minutes to complete -- maybe less if you catch the light at 202 and 926.
And when the Golden Rams and Wolves gather for their annual football collision like they will today (noon, WCHE AM 1520) -- it is the epitome of a local rivalry. The adage that you can throw out the records in this kind of grudge match certainly applies here.
Its just like any down the street rivalry, whether its North Carolina-Duke or Lehigh-Lafayette, said Cheyney head coach Kenny Lockard. There are schools in the country that have satellite campuses that are further apart than Cheyney-West Chester. The proximity makes for a fierce, natural rivalry.
The Rams (3-2, 5-3) will have the homefield advantage, but the Wolves (0-5, 1-7) are coming off a near miraculous upset of the fourth-ranked Division II squad in the nation. West Chester is anxious to get its sixth win in order to secure its first winning season since 2009, while Cheyney is desperate to end a 12-game losing streak against PSAC East opponents and hand its cross-county rival a setback in the series for the first time since 1979.
Theyve given us trouble the last two years, WCU head coach Bill Zwaan pointed out. I hope weve learned our lesson that this is a team we need to take seriously.
A year ago, CU took the visiting Rams well into the fourth quarter before falling 23-7. And in the last meeting at Farrell Stadium in 2010, West Chester held on, 48-34. Zwaan says that to avoid even the potential for an upset, his squad needs to match Cheyneys enthusiasm and intensity.
(Cheyney is) always motivated against us, he said. We understand that.
The task, however, almost certainly became more difficult after what happened last weekend. The host Rams blew a three touchdown lead, dropping a 42-24 decision to No. 13 Shippensburg that ended their division title aspirations and postseason hopes. It means that the program now has to recalibrate its season goals.
You are always worried about that following a tough loss, Zwaan said. But we have real good leadership, and its the seniors last home game. We hope that spurs everybody on to make sure our seniors go out on a good note.
The Wolves have dropped seven straight, but are actually feeling pretty good about themselves after putting a serious scare into unbeaten Bloomsburg, 27-13. It was the first time an opponent was able to hold the Huskies to under 30 points dating back to last season. Lockard said that a great week of practice preceded the effort.
Our team is beginning to believe that we have a shot in every game, he said.
Moral victories are tough to accept but when you are dealing with a long, difficult season like weve faced, you look for positives wherever you can find them. And I was pleased with the way we played.
The Wolves ball-control triple option offense kept Huskies star runner Franklin Quiteh off the field for big chunks of the game, holding the nations leading rusher to 70 yards below his average. A key was that CU had just two turnovers, and both came on fourth down in the final five minutes. Thats exactly the recipe the Wolves want to employ against WCUs dual-threat running back Rondell White.
Our guys really saw the importance of controlling the ball and the clock, Lockard said of Cheyneys plus-16 minute edge in time of possession against Bloomsburg.
Bloom couldnt get their offense on the field, Zwaan pointed out. Thats part of Cheyneys plan. In order to keep themselves in games, they feel they had to control the clock. Thats what they are doing, and they are good at it.
What happened the last few years (in the series), and the fact that they took Bloomsburg late into the fourth quarter, will definitely wake our guys up.
Plus, we dont have a winning season yet, so we have to take care of that first. Of course, our goal heading in wasnt to win six games, but to win as many as possible.
The fact that CUs starting quarterback, Blaze Wasserleben, is a transfer from West Chester only adds a little spice to the mix. Just a few years ago, he was a wide receiver with the Rams. Now a junior, Wasserleben leads his team in rushing (427 yards) and passing (486 yards).
He is certainly dangerous, Zwaan said.
Im sure he will go in with a chip on his shoulder because it didnt work out at West Chester, Lockard added. But we expect a good game out of Blaze every Saturday.
Playing quarterback in this conference is difficult. It takes years to learn how to read coverages. But he is a guy that was a receiver and had never played quarterback before. I think hes done a great job.
The key will come down to how well WCU can defend Wasserleben, runner Marcus Jones and the triple option. If the Rams can get off the field defensively, they think their offense can eventually wear down the Wolves. But it looks like they will have to do it without starting linebacker Mike Labor (ankle) and safety Carl Barnes (concussion). Both are expected to miss a third straight contest.
Everybody has to focus on their role, not try to do too much, over-think it and over-read it, Zwaan acknowledged. We worked very hard on discipline this week.
According to Lockard, the main reason his defense was able to contain Quiteh and Bloomsburgs power attack was because they were fresh. That hasnt been the case for most of the season.
When you put a tired defense out there after a three-and-out and a punt, they get worn out, Lockard said. And some of them are on the special teams too. When the offense controls the ball, it helps everything.
The Wolves also have another powerful motivational incentive: to avoid a repeat of last seasons 1-10 campaign where CU won the opener against Lincoln and then failed to win again.
Weve got to get at least one of these last three just for motivation, knowing that all of the hard work is for something, Lockard admitted. We dont want a repeat of what seems to happen every year.
NOTES: WCU football is teaming up with WCUs Newman Student Association to Help Hungry Neighbors Have A Happy Thanksgiving. The university is asking fans attending todays game to bring fixins for a Thanksgiving dinner donate for the cause (stuffing mix, instant mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, green beans, carrots, cranberry sauce, etc.) ... It is also Scout Day at Farrell Stadium. Scout troops from around Chester County will parade before the game. After the game, WCU football players invite all children 12 years of age or younger down to the field to Catch A TD Pass From A Golden Ram.


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Posted by Rose in All Things Anna Nicole Smith, Anna Nicole Smith, Anna Nicole Smith's Will, Beverly Hills, Celebrity Trials, Daniel Smith, Dannielynn, Dannielynn Hope Birkhead, Debunking the myths on ALL cases related to Anna Nicole, Desperate Exes, Dr. Khris, Dr. Khristine Eroshevich, Ford Shelley, G Ben Thompson, High Proflie Trials, Hollyweird Criminal Justice, Hollywood, Hollywood Criminal Justice, Horizons law suit, Howard K Stern, J. Christopher Smith, J. Christopher Smith Esq, John J. Nazarian, John J. Nazarian P.I, John Nazarian, John Nazarian PI, Nazarian P. I., Ron RaleWell talk about "the other shoe dropping," it did for a few people this morning. I am sure that anything to do with the "Supremes" will never be a favorite group for those left behind in the Anna Nicole Smith saga, for that matter they may never mention "Supreme" anything. The cascading and never-ending grief that surrounded Anna Nicole Smith just continued today when the U.S. Supreme Court made it clear, "Get a Job." There will be no millions and millions and for that matter there will be Zilch, Nada and all those legal fees..ouch! The dreams of all those "Benjamins" stacked neatly in big piles and personal bankers have all turned into nightmares, just like the lives of many involved in the Anna Nicole Smith Saga.
It is my belief that had Anna Nicole Smith lived, life would have been better for some and just awful for one or two. The "Master Plan" would have been in effect and she and her constant companion would have lived happily ever after raising "their child." Perhaps I think that the U. S. Supreme Court Decision on Anna Nicole Smith Estate (234); U.S. Supreme Court would have maybe been a little more generous had Anna been around. What "The Supremes" thought of this case and the "players" was addressed by Justice Roberts. The comment by Justice Roberts in quoting Charles Dickens novel "Bleak House" spoke volumes with what he was thinking in reference to this entire matter, again, my opinion.
Someone told me that they thought that they heard someone yell, "Oh my god stop decorating," we are not sure in what context that was heard, but funny right? All those millions would have been a pain in the ass for someone to have to handle, just terrible. And the lifestyle, Big Houses, Big Pools, Big Lawns, Big Staffs, Big Security, Fancy Cars, First Class travel, Wonderful Fancy Hotels the "Life of Riley." Who the hell would want such a thing to have to wake up to every morning, knowing that all you had to do was have fun with your kids. And spend money taking "care" of all their little needs each and every one of them. Looking at what money and fame has brought to the life of Anna Nicole Smith, maybe the simple life will be the trick and one of joy and love. Frankly, what the hell, seems like there is not much of a choice at this point…
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The above sky chart shows the wide waxing crescent moon on April 17, 2013, near the bright stars Castors and Pollux in the constellation Gemini – and also the star Procyon in Canis Minor the Lesser Dog. Castor and Pollux, the beacon lights of the constellation Gemini the Twins, are sometimes called 'twin' stars – allthough the kinship of these stars is more imaginary than real. Why twins then? These shimmering luminaries are named in honor of mythological twin brothers, Castor and Pollux.
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Pollux is the brighter of two Twin stars
As seen from Earth, the stars Castor and Pollux appear along the same line of sight by happenstance. These Gemini stars are not physically related or close together in space. Pollux resides some 34 light-years from Earth, whereas Castor lies at half again Pollux's distance, at 52 light-years away.
Castor and Pollux's contrasting colors reveal that they're different sorts of stars. Can't see their different colors? Try using binoculars. Castor is white, while Pollux radiates yellow-orange. Castor is in the prime of life, which means it shines by fusing hydrogen into helium at its core. But Pollux has depleted its hydrogen supply. It is now an aged helium-fusing star, and has changed into a yellow-orange giant. Pollux is the nearest giant star to Earth.
Castor is a magnificent multiple star. It is composed of three sets of binary stars – two stars revolving around a common center of gravity. That makes the single point of light we see as Castor six stars altogether!
And what about Procyon, the other star shown on the chart at the top of this post – near tonight's moon? Since it's not close to any other bright stars (in the way that Castor and Pollux are recognizable for being close to each other), it'll be harder for you to identify. If you do think you've spotted it near tonight's moon, know that it's the brightest light in Canis Minor, the Lesser Dog. It's sometimes called the Little Dog Star.
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Bottom line: On the night of April 17, 2013, look for the waxing crescent moon close to the Gemini stars, Castor and Pollux, and the Little Dog star Procyon.


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News You Can Use: A roundup of recent items of interest in the Wilton, Gansevoort, Moreau and Saratoga areas and a peek at what's ahead
Gaba's Towing owner dies
SARATOGA SPRINGS — A Middle Grove man died Monday evening after suffering cardiac arrest while driving a flatbed tow truck south on Route 50 between East Avenue and Rock Street.
William Gaba, 75, was towing a car when witnesses say they saw his truck swerve from side to side before going off the road and into a chain-link fence, Saratoga Springs Police Lt. John Catone said.
Police officers and EMS personnel performed CPR, but Gaba was pronounced dead at the hospital as a result of the heart attack, not the accident, Catone said.
Gaba owned and operated Gaba's Towing and Auto Parts since 1959.
Police arrests
• Austin W. Bovee, 17, of Corinth, was charged Nov. 9 by county sheriff's deputies with criminal possession of a controlled substance, a misdemeanor.
ä Paul J. Hatalski, 40, of Corinth, was charged
Nov. 9 by county sheriff's deputies with unlawfully dealing with a child, a misdemeanor.
• Jerry B. Goodge, 52, of Corinth, was charged Nov. 8 by county sheriff's deputies with second-degree criminal trespassing and second-degree criminal contempt, misdemeanors. Continued...
• Shelley M. Green, 16, of Saratoga Springs, was charged Nov. 9 by county sheriff's deputies on state Route 9 in Greenfield with unlawfully dealing with a child, a misdemeanor, after she allegedly hosted a party and provided a place for underage kids to drink alcohol. In the same incident, Timothy Wilbur, 21, of Greenfield, was charged with unlawfully dealing with a child, a misdemeanor, for allegedly providing alcohol; Justin Ciapetta, 17, of Wilton was charged with unlawfully dealing with a child, a misdemeanor, and unlawful possession of marijuana, a violation; and Dallas Wood, 18, of Burlington, Vt., was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana, a violation.
• Craig M. Guilfoyle, 27, of Corinth, was charged Nov. 8 with fifth-degree criminal possession of stolen property, a misdemeanor, after he was found in possession of a stolen 42-inch, flat-screen TV and an Xbox game system.
• Morgan T. Petalia, 22, of Gansevoort, was charged Nov. 9 by Saratoga Springs police with fifth-degree criminal possession of stolen property, a misdemeanor.
• Melissa R. Arnold, 27, of Ridge Street in Glens Falls, was charged Nov. 9 by Saratoga Springs police with driving while intoxicated and driving with a blood- alcohol content exceeding .08 percent, misdemeanors.
• Jean-Luc Poisson, 19, of Greenfield Center, was charged Nov. 7 by state police with promoting a sexual performance by a child and possession of a sexual performance by a child, felonies. He was held without bail.
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• Gary R. Karnbach, 53, of Main Street in Corinth, was sentenced Nov. 9 to one year in Saratoga County jail after pleading guilty to first-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, a felony. He also received a concurrent sentence of six months in jail for a misdemeanor driving while intoxicated conviction. Karnbach was ordered to install an ignition interlock device in his vehicle, as well.
• Philip W. Deblois, 57, of Connecticut Avenue in Queensbury, was sentenced Nov. 9 to six months in Saratoga County jail and five years of probation after pleading guilty to second-degree disseminating indecent material to minors, a felony.
• Anthony J. Amash, 20, of the Grange Road mobile home park, was sentenced to three years in state prison, three years of post-release supervision and ordered to pay a restitution of $17,500 plus surcharge to two victims. He pleaded guilty in September to second-degree attempted burglary, a violent felony he committed in Greenfield in March. The restitution amount for a third victim will be determined in Saratoga County Court Jan. 24.
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• The Moreau Planning Board will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 19, at town hall, 61 Hudson St., South Glens Falls.
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James Roger Allred, Sr. 87, of Ellerbe, passed away Monday, October 8, 2012 at First Health Moore Regional Hospital in Pinehurst.
Mr. Allred was born May 14, 1925 in Montgomery County, a son of the late Thurman and Martha Tucker Allred. He had served his country in the US Marines during World War II and was involved in the Invasion of Okinawa. He was an active member of Concord United Methodist Church, a farmer and a tractor trailer owner/operator.
Surviving are his wife of 68 years, Maxine Ermine Cole Allred of the home; sons, James Roger Allred, Jr. and wife Brenda , David Cole Allred and Robert Kevin Allred, all of Ellerbe; sisters, Josephine "Jo" Allred Hopper of Charlotte, Margaret Allred Hunsucker and husband Bill of Spartanburg, SC and a grandson, James Ian Allred and wife Brandi of Laurinburg.
A service to celebrate Mr. Allred's life will be held at 2pm, Saturday, November 3, 2012 at Concord United Methodist Church near Ellerbe with Rev. Dena White and Rev. Roger Paxton officiating. Interment will be held privately.
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GREENSBORO — The state-level 2012 Special Olympics North Carolina Bowling Tournament was held on Sunday, and a number of local athletes competed and won medals.
The event for the central part of the state was held in Greensboro, the eastern part of the state in Durham, and the event for the western part of the state was held in Newton. In Greensboro, nearly 300 Special Olympics North Carolina athletes competed while coaches and volunteers supported the event, according to Keith L. Fishburne, president/CEO of SONC.
Winning gold medals in competition were Surry Junkyard Dawgs teammates James Steven Kingsbury and Timothy Lunsford in the bowling unified doubles competition. Also winning gold were the Surry Wolf-Packers team in the bowling team event. The team includes James Ray Beck, Roger Dale Beck, Robert John Greene III and Samantha Petty.
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Snow is already falling in parts of north Essex and experts at MeteoGroup have said it is unlikely to clear until dawn Monday.
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Billy Payne of MeteoGroup said:"It's just going to keep snowing really throughout the afternoon. It has been fairly light this morning. Looking at the radar there is a fairly extensive bank of snow across East Anglia.
"There are signs of heavier snow developing throughout the afternoon. The snow will keep coming throughout the day and our models are showing over 10cm places by tomorrow morning."
He added: "It is going to be there for much of the night too, perhaps only really starting to clear as approach dawn. The heavy bursts will be between 2pm and late evening – about 9pm or 10pm."
By 6pm snow had started to settle in Bury St Edmunds and Ipswich after fresh snow had fallen steadily since lunchtime. The worst of the snow is expected to fall later this evening.
Matthew Riches, in charge of county gritting operations said 43 gritters will be going out across the county to treat Priority 1 and 2 routes - A and B roads along with main roads in and out of villages.
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"I'm also grateful that the snowfall was less than forecast leaving us to deal with what is expected on Sunday.
"We had a robust plan to deal with an event that in fact did not turn out quite so bad as we thought it might.
"We get through salt at a colossal rate but we've got replacement on order so we're not that concerned."
Since Sunday January 13 the county council have used about 6,000 tonnes of salt on Suffolk's roads. There is between 9,000 and 10,000 tonnes of salt left with another 1, 900 tonnes of salt coming into the county today.
A further 1,200 tonnes is due on Friday and a further 7,400 tonnes is on order.
A spokeswoman for Suffolk County Council said: " The county council's highways team will be monitoring the levels of snowfall across the county during Sunday. Depending on the depth of snowfall we will mobilise a number of farmers from all over Suffolk to help clear snow in rural areas."
Suffolk police confirmed there had been no "major incidents" - but the A12 at Saxmundham is blocked in both directions at Benhall Green because a lorry is stuck in the road, while slip roads are closed on the A12 southbound in Ufford at the turn for Melton because of a gas leak and emergency repairs,
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Ipswich Borough Council has reported that the town's Old and Lawn Cemeteries have been closed today, due to ice.
Mr Payne said Monday looks relatively dry with most snow going north, although some snow could fall in the evening.
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Henry winston,for your information we have no grit bin,we do however have a caretaker who is supposed to grit steps down the steps to the flats and to steps that are the only way into and out of one part of the estate.if you had read my comment you would have read I appreciate what the grifters do,also being a person as stated with a disability and also trying to help other sick or elderly people I do indeed try to get off my backside,but find it difficult when people employed on our estate get paid and can't be bothered to help me to help others!
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me & my wife were down woolverstone close last night we had to park at the top of hill , feel sorry for residents there as it very icy ,my wife's daughter struggled to get there car out of car park at the bottom.
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Try using the salt bins if there is one, if not arrange for one through your local council.The Gritters can not drive or get everywhere. Some people need to get of there bums and help themselfs and for the idiots who keep say that have not seen a Gritter go past there house, do they stand all day and night at the window watching the traffic go by because most of the gritting strarts at 4 a.m. and it only take a second to drive past your house. Also think we should be a bit like the Yanks, were it is law to clear the paths outside your own home. probaly asking to much there tho.
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I know the council and gritting team are doing their best to keep roads open I appreciated what they have been doing,I live on the chantry estate,Woolverstone close to be exact,but as we don't have a grittier come down here we are not able to get out.we residents all live at the bottom of a hill that has a sharp bend at the top,it is to dangerous for our road to get out,I have a disability as do many people up here and one pensioner who is very poorly I can't even go to see if he is o k for fear of slipping over.any suggestions what we can do to have our very dangerous road cleared would be great.
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Make every day beary special with this sweet teddy gift! She comes dressed in a Red Print Dress, Red Gingham Peep Toe Shoes and Red Gingham Bows. For every purchase of Read Teddy, we will donate 50¢ to First Book to provide new books to children from low-income families & 50¢ to the Build-A-Bear Workshop Bear Hugs Foundation to support other literacy & education programs.