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Arizona's Havasu Canyon is a hiker's paradise famed for its jaw-dropping waterfalls. But now there's trouble in paradise—serious trouble.
AS I BECAME A SEASONED Supai visitor, I learned to appreciate the atmosphere that can make this place sometimes scary and always surreal. Once, when I was hiking to Havasu Falls with Austin, a middle-aged Havasupai man joined us near the edge of town and struck up a conversation. He asked where we were from, why my husband wasn't with me, where we were hiking. After about five minutes, he turned back.
I thought of Hanamure as we hiked, and wondered where along this trail she had met her attacker. Then to my left, along the creek, I noticed tattered yellow crime-scene tape hanging from the bushes. It was along a narrow spur, about 20 feet off the main trail. We hadn't reached Navajo Falls, but I could hear the roar of the water.
Investigators believe Hanamure's attacker either lured her or dragged her off the main trail. They say that even though Supai was full of people in May, the dense vegetation along the creek would have made the struggle hard to see from the main path. The roar of the water and shrieking swimmers at the falls would have muffled Hanamure's screams.
After standing at the foot of Havasu Falls and feeling the icy spray, Austin and I lunched on a ledge above the cascade. I noticed a tribal member dressed in black running along a narrow cliff on the far side of the creek. Then the man who had chatted us up earlier popped out of the brush behind us. Now he was wearing big yellow gloves. "Have you seen anyone go by?" he asked. "I'm looking for this guy, a tribal member." He took a long look at my open daypack as he removed his gloves. I told him about the man in black as I grabbed my pack and gathered Austin by the hand.
As we hiked back, we came upon another Havasupai man, this one lying in the sand along the path; he was motionless, mouth open. A group of tribal kids walked by him without pause, the way New Yorkers step over homeless people sleeping on steam grates. I didn't stop either, figuring he was drunk. Meanwhile, 15 feet away, a family was assembling a trampoline that had just arrived on the helicopter.
IN HIS BOOK Collapse, scientist and author Jared Diamond describes a phenomenon called "creeping normalcy." He hypothesizes that as a nation or culture becomes more dysfunctional, successive generations have a harder time realizing anything is wrong because they're used to the unhealthy environment and have no institutional memory of what used to be. So people fool themselves into believing everything is fine despite obvious signs society is falling apart.
There's no doubt normalcy is creeping in Supai. Geographic isolation and technological inundation have created a skewed reality that's obliterating the tribe's culture. In Supai, it is normal to get 200 TV channels in a place with no roads; it is normal to transport cases of Mountain Dew and frozen dinners from Sam's Club via helicopter; it is normal not to work because there are no jobs; it is normal for a third of your community to be your cousins; it is normal to be stoned and drunk all day; it is normal for outside social workers and educators to arrive, give up, and move away within a year; it is normal to go to jail; and it is normal to grow weary of and even hate tourists from Up There.
Perhaps because it is easier to ignore problems than to address them head-on, no members of the Havasupai Tribal Council would talk to me for this story. No doubt, my investigation was seen as just another kick in the teeth from the dominant culture, knocking the Havasupai when they are already down. The tribe maintained a party line after the murder: keep quiet about problems while the tribal government solves issues in its unhurried, traditional manner.
The first person to break rank was Billy Wescogame, Randy's father. "I want the world to know what is going on here, and I want to speak out against the bootleggers and drug dealers who are destroying our tribe," Wescogame told me last February. We sat on plastic milk crates in front of his small, weatherbeaten house. His eyes darted up and down the street to see who might be watching. He said that when the Tribal Council decided to "throw out the media" after the murder, it was against the will of the people, who wanted to be open about their attempts to deal with the crisis and their sorrow about Hanamure's death.
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Just visited Havasupai this past June 2013 and was appalled and shocked by the indolent and disgusting behavior by those of the Supai village, not to mention their total mistreatment and disregard for the health of their animals. I know this is not "Disney Land" as one person mentioned but it should also not be thought of as a safe place to visit. Our group of 8 nurses hiked down, camped and explored. The nature in Havasuapi, which has NOTHING to do with the Suapi Indians is beautiful and worth the effort. However, one of the women in our group became ill the day of our hike out and nearly died of dehydration due to the lack of help and action from the people of Suapi including the town doctor who reminded us, no less than four times, that it would, "cost us" to get our friend treated in the clinic. We pleaded with the helicopter operator to give our friend a seat out (which we paid for), as soon as possible and he refused to move her to the front of the line without a note from the doctor. We convinced the doctor to speak to the helicopter man. When he did, he joked about getting a cut of the money for drumming up more business! The helicopter man agreed to put her on but insisted she would have to ride alone even though she could no longer stand up. Several other tourists were willing to give up their seats in front of us so one of us could accompany our friend. The helicopter man told them that they could not give their seat to us without being moved to the end of the line for their ride out. As things became very bad for our friend,unbeknownst to the helicopter operator, we switched spots with several tourists and got our friend to the top. The time it took to get the town doctor to come to our friend and tell us that we had to pay him, and to get our friend on the helicopter took over an hour. With her condition swiftly declining we knew that time was of the essence but the people on Suapi that we dealt with, simply did not seem to care about the fate of those funding their livelihood. Once to the top and in the car on the road out, our friend went into shock and had dangerously low blood pressure and ended up having to be air evacuated out as she started going into cardiac arrest. I know this is an impoverished place that has many problems. I also know that even though tourism funds their livelihood, there resentment towards the, "White man", is still palpable in Suapi. Regardless, nationality, economic status, past travesties towards the Indians etc, should not excuse or make our fiend's near death experience acceptable or even understandable. My only advice for anyone thinking of hiking into Havasupai is to go armed with the knowledge that you are literally taking your life into your own hands. And just FYI... Although it has not made it into the papers yet, a woman just died in Havasupai this past weekend from a falling tree branch in the campground!!!
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Just got back literally hours ago from hiking/caming in Supai. All be it, I had a great time and saw some great sites and did tons of hiking....the area and this village are very very sketchy. It is kind of ironic when you sign the "Rules Form" there is a statement saying no alcohol when you can see in the eyes of some villagers that they are drunk or on some type of narcotic. Not to mention the 10 mile trail being littered with liquer bottles and beer cans that is clearly the doing of "tourists" who hike with excess alcohol weight ;l .The village is full of punks running around wearing baggy clothes and listening to rap music. They say not to judge a book by the cover but judging by the grafitti, the trash, the hazed over eyes, and the rudeness of some of these people, a book tells a very telling story. The town is littered to the T. The horses and mules are treated horribly, and the campground/village arent as it seems. Save your time and effort people and find a better outing. As I said I had a good time and saw some great sites but this place is very very VERY skethcy.
no need for all the name calling. all this seems to have come about with what the white man has invented. it was because of these old time hikers that brought down all this. If that did not happen then maybe we would not have all this technology coming down here. So Do Not complain
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I find it interesting that different readers with different experiences focus on different aspects of this article.
I think the author did an excellent job of putting the murder in a broader social and historical context. She never told people not to visit Havasupai, only that women should not hike alone - which is advice that applies on all trails throughout the world.
The author was very honest in her description of the reticence of the local people. A critical reader should be able to realize that maybe she wasn't told the whole story. She never claimed it was the whole story - just the story she was told.
I taught and lived on a reservation for several years, so on my three wonderful visits to Havasupai, I was not shocked or appalled by the condition of the village. Appearances can be deceiving and often reflect a differing set of priorities rather than a lack of stewardship or wealth.
During my visits in the summers of 2007, 2008, and 2009, I was polite and respectful and the same courtesies were bestowed upon me. I don't recall being approached by any teenagers... but I am a high school teacher and would not have viewed any such conversation as unusual. Teenage boys try to intimidate me on a daily basis. But I never felt threatened, thankfully.
Do not hesitate to visit Havasupai, just know that you are hiking through their home and be respectful. Understand that you are visiting a reservation which is in many ways like a separate country. Take precautions like you would if hiking in Central America or Southeast Asia or wherever.
For unrelated reasons, I was unable to visit this summer or last summer, but I look forward to returning next summer. It truly is a wondrous place of healing waters.
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Jdub, you hit the nail on the head so to speak.
Too many tourists feel they "deserve" to be somewhere and are entitled to the easiest way possible, whether that means Helicoptor's or Mules.
It is a damn shame.
After guiding trips to Supai annually since 2000, the place is in the worst shape ever.
As much as it is an oasis in the desert it is being destroyed. The overcrowding campers in such a small area is resulting in litter and toilet issues. The bathrooms they built recently are nice but keep getting flooded away and they won't be able to burden that cost over and over again. Originally you dug a hole, then porta-potties. Now with so many people they need a "system" but the place is prone to flooding.
The earth, people, and the indians lost Navajo Falls from the '08 floods which elminated 80% of the trees and added 6 feet of dirt in the campsite. That act alone did great damage.
Then the flood of '09!
To me the canyon needed a good "sweeping up" and mother nature did it. But they haven't learned anything. The answer is not more people but less.
So long as the indians try to "make more money" rather than PRESERVE THE LAND, we will all lose.
If it were me, I would eliminate the helicopters and donkeys. If you can't backpack the 10 miles....tough! You can't helicopter to the top of Everest either. Hopefully never!
But our PC culture will be offended by my statement and in 2020 a paved wheel-chair ramp will take you to Havasu Falls.....and it won't be worth a damn.
Supai is a mircocosm of what ails America.........
.....excess. Too much. Whether it be excess debt, excess stuff, excess work, excess stress, excess concern with money, EXCESS!
Which leads to fake lifestyles. People live in houses they are losing, drive cars they can't afford, and hate jobs they are forced to work at. All the while they go to an indoor climbing gym and then proceed to call themselves a rock climber! It's as ridiculous as the Supai having a twitter feed.
What made Supai great was their minimalism or simplicity. Their ability to survive so remotely.
It is what drew myself and others to their land.
But now they too are caught in the excess spiral and that spiral is down, just like America.
I hate to admit it but Supai is so last century.
The brave explorers who really backpack or rock climb have moved on and found new, private, and remote areas more beautiful. The outdoors used to be a place where development, training, and maybe even apprenticeship led to an exhilirating experience. Today, you can see a North Face jacket at an art fair, take a helicopter to Supai, and floss a 5.10 at the gym.....but in reality you aren't doing a damn thing!
Now, when you go the Havasu Falls you will get in line to swim in the fake pools created by sandbags as an empty Cheeto's bag floats into your lap.
Damn shame.
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People don't understand that native americans are actually MORE susceptible to being addicted to drugs and alcohol because of their biology. They are also more likely to be diabetic as well. The arrival of drugs and high sugar diet really hurt them. I learned this from a native australian.
This high susceptibility makes it difficult for them to get over the addiction and really magnifies the problem. The tribe that I met, it was the women who finally decided they had enough and the alcohol ban is strictly enforced to stop the violence.
I went there 2 weeks after the murder of the young girl, did not know at the time, we found out 3 weeks after we hiked there. My husband a I stayed at the Lodge, the door looked like it had been kiked open previous, that was scarry, but we figured some one problably got locked out, and kicked it in. We went out to talk to other people staying there they told my husband to keep an eye on me because there was trouble with the locals, the Restaurant that caters to hikers, the windows had been boken by one family, 2 families were having conflicts, because they did not like the fact that they cater to hikers. There was a lesbian couple on the bottom flor of the Lodge we were witness to this the children were calling them them all kinds of names, They left early. We had fun I even had a book that I bought there autographed by Supai Waters. They do have Police there, but no matter where you go you should still be carefull no matter where in the world, and always go with other people, avoid hiking alone.
Supai is a place of great personal and spiritual importance to me. I have been there three times in my life and have been baptized in the creek by my father in the mid seventies and proposed to my wife at hualapai hilltop in 1989. i now am considering taking my children and friends to this paradise. I was however concerned about the safety of my party because I had heard of locals at least harassing campers 20 years ago. I never had a problem and in fact loved the place. finding this site has concerned me and I would like to know from those in the know if in fact Supai has become what some have described here. Should I read the entire backpacker article? the murder of a hiker doesnt comfort me much.
Jenn, I'm sorry to say you are very misguided in your comments. The few days you spent and the beauty you've witnessed are short lived. You are best to speak with those who know. Those who are aware of the problems have spent many, many years there. Should you desire answers feel free to contact me. I can be found !!
Just back from an 8 day adventure in Havasupai. The indigenous people there were only caring, thoughtful and kind as were the fellow tourists/hikers. The tribe has worked diligently repairing the trail damage from last year's flood to amazing results. It's tragic that you all are avoiding such a genuinely enigmatic and rare spot on this earth to justify your own lack of tolerance and acceptance--Discounting an entire population based on one incident is akin to apartheid--and No, JT This beautiful little canyon and Supai village are NOT places of violence and death, and NO whomever, robbery & rape are NOT everyday issues, and the person who wrote about the children attacking teachers and the 300% higher than national average addiction rate--did you make that up--I can't seem to find any evidence or information that supports that.
It is hard to respect the Havasupai for doing this to themselves and their land.
You blame people who are long dead, and you are as racist as the worst racists.
You embrace misery -- perhaps some of you are right, and the recent floods were to smite you. The "white" people you so loathe take far better care of the land than YOU do. Look in the mirror for the shame that is so well-deserved. I did nothing to you. But you CONTINUE to be your own worst enemies. Pathetic.
No reverence from me for people who respect nothing, but expect everyone else to respect them blindly. You are NOT worthy.
This place, Havasupai Village, is filled with violence and drugs with an addicition rate 300% higher than the national average. Small school children have been arrested for trying to attach teachers and playmates while high on meth, the drug of choice in the Village.
Robbery of tourist/hikers as well as rape and beatings are every day issues in the Village. You can find more drugs in the Village per capita than you will in an major city.
This is a place of violence and death with no social justice since the Indians say they are a seperate and independent nation and not bound by the outsiders laws....good luck if you travel there.

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The mission of the Starr Career Development Center is to provide comprehensive career services to Baruch College undergraduate students. We encourage students to come to the Center from the time they are freshmen through senior year graduation and for selected career services as alumni. The staff of the SCDC is dedicated to assisting students in all aspects of their career development as they make decisions about majors, apply to graduate and law school, prepare for internships and jobs, and develop the soft skills necessary to become successful in their chosen future careers.
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|The staff of the Starr Career Development Center works with students to help them develop the career competencies which will help them to achieve their career goals. Students are encouraged to maintain an updated profile in STARRSearch and are invited to use our services from the time they enter as Freshmen through Senior year graduation and to return as alumni. The Center works hard to generate multiple opportunities for interaction between students and employers both in person and online. Check out how to Get Starrted, (the Four Year Plan for your career), special programs you can join, descriptions of Baruch majors, resume models, interviewing tips and techniques, and the wealth of other information found on the pages of our website.
The Starr Career Development Center partners with employers in order to connect them to Baruch College undergraduate students. Employers are invited to campus to provide information, mentoring, and employment opportunities to our highly motivated, and academically qualified students. Baruch students are tireless success-seekers and employers are impressed by their technical skills and drive and return year after year to access this highly qualified group of candidates. Many have significant work experience by the time they graduate and a large number work their way through college.
If you would like to post a job at Baruch College go to Starr Search, our online career services system.
|The Starr Career Development Center (SCDC) partners with alumni in a number of ways. We encourage alumni to maintain connection to your alma mater, to return for services and resources, and to contribute to the professional development of current students through your participation. The SCDC hosts numerous alumni career events throughout the year and provides one-on-one career advisement upon request. Join our alumni list-serve (email firstname.lastname@example.com) for alumni event and opportunity updates.
|The Starr Career Development Center recognizes the importance of forging partnerships with Baruch faculty to support our students' academic and career development. The SCDC is committed to working with faculty members to assist students in achieving their academic and career goals. We have developed various initiatives such as the Starr Sub Program and Invited Presentations to encourage faculty members to utilize our expertise, in order to deepen students' knowledge of their career options and awareness of our career services. The Starr Career Development Center believes a strong connection with our Baruch faculty members will benefit our students in their long term career success. We invite you to contact us if you have any questions or wish to explore ways to collaborate.
College is the beginning of an exciting new chapter in the lives of both students and parents. Students must adjust to the academic and social demands of college and parents must accept the growing independence of their young adult offspring.
Career development in college begins with establishing good study habits, building relationships with fellow students, and faculty, and identifying and using important college resources like the Starr Career Development Center. Parents should encourage students to visit the Center and to start using STARRSearch, our online career management system. Check out STARR Track on our website at for more information about career development during the college years.
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|The Financial Leadership Program (FLP) is the Starr Career Development Center's training initiative focused on preparing students for careers in the financial services industry and other top financial analyst programs. To achieve the program's mission, the Center provides intensive technical and career training to a select group of Baruch's top-performing students. The FLP admits 20-30 juniors each year, handpicked according to their aptitude and interest. FLP members typically have an average GPA of 3.7 (the minimum requirement is 3.5), demonstrated leadership in internship and extracurricular activities.
|The Max Berger Pre-law Program offers numerous opportunities to students of all majors interested in preparing for or simply exploring the possibility of a future career in the legal profession. Highlights of the program include individualized pre-law advisement, networking and mentoring, internship opportunities, writing workshops, LSAT Preparation, law school application assistance and experiential learning experiences such as mock trial and moot court. In addition, high achieving students are encouraged to apply to participate in the Max Berger Pre-law Fellows Program, a comprehensive law school preparatory program geared towards training Baruch College students to gain admission to the nation's top law schools.
|Peers for Careers
|The Peers for Careers Program is a highly selective leadership program that trains students to provide peer career advisement on resumes, cover letters, business correspondence, mock interviewing and more. Upon successfully completing rigorous training, Peers offer resume/cover letter review appointments, walk-in sessions, video mock interviews, and orientations to the SCDC to students using the services for the first time. Peers also facilitate workshops, co-sponsor programs, spearhead our traveling "Starr Mobile" information cart, and write weekly Career Corner articles in the Ticker. Check out the Peer website for more information, resources, career corner articles and peer video tips.
|The Media section of SCDC contains both videos and tutorials that are meant to give you a snapshot on career topics. The videos are tips and suggestions from fellow Baruch students on topics from attending career fairs to tying a tie. The tutorials are quick hands-on guides that you can follow along with to learn about a variety of useful resources at your fingertips. We encourage you to view them all at least one and they are great to refer back to in a pinch.
|About Us
|The Starr Career Development Center is the primary provider of career services to Baruch College undergraduate students. Students are encouraged to come to the Center from the time they are freshmen through senior year graduation and for selected career services as alumni. The staff of the SCDC is dedicated to assisting students in all aspects of their career development as they make decisions about majors, apply to graduate and law school, prepare for internships and jobs, and develop the soft skills necessary to become successful in their chosen future careers.
|Fall 2014 CPA Fair
This fair is a collaboration between the STARR Career Development Center & the Graduate Career Management Center and will feature top public accounting firms. ALL Baruch College undergraduate and graduate students interested in a career in public accounting are invited to attend.
Friday, Sept. 5th/12-4pm/Main Gym
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|Fall 2014 Career Day
Open to ALL Baruch College undergraduate students and recent graduates the Fall 2014 Career Day. Companies from various industries will be in attendance. This is the optimal time to meet our campus recruiting partners and learn more about their internship and full-time opportunities.
Friday, Sept. 19th/12-4pm/Main Gym
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Mandatory OCR Workshop - Designed to help JUNIORS/SENIORS get a jumpstart on their careers.
Internship Seminar- Everything you need to know about internships.
Mandatory OCR Workshop - Designed to help JUNIORS/SENIORS get a jumpstart on their careers.
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News about Bankruptcies, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 26, 2014
A confidential report to the bankrupt city offers a loan of $500 million to $3 billion, collateralized by pieces in the Detroit Institute of Arts. MORE
Aug. 9, 2014
Judge Steven W Rhodes, who is overseeing Detroit's reorganization in federal bankruptcy court, takes a bus tour of the city, ahead of hearings on a proposed plan of adjustment; Detroit lawyers requested excursion so that Judge Rhodes could get a firsthand look at some issues facing city. MORE
Jul. 26, 2014
Detroit releases revised debt adjustment plan, detailing role of post-bankruptcy monitor. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
Editorial contends that no one wins in Detroit's bankruptcy plan; notes that city's municipal retirees have approved restructuring blueprint that will cut their promised pension payouts significantly, but other creditors rejected blueprint, including hedge funds and bond insurers that hold or back billions of dollars in municipal debt; holds that painful bankruptcy process is moving forward, but outcome is uncertain. MORE
Jul. 22, 2014
Detroit's retirees vote to lower their expected pension benefits, crucial step in city's plan to emerge from bankruptcy before end of 2014; result could provide a complicated model for future of troubled, underfunded public-sector pensions in other cities. MORE
Jul. 12, 2014
Creditors, including city workers and retirees, submit their final votes on Detroit's plan to emerge from bankruptcy; some of the city's 32,000 retirees and workers say that while they oppose cuts to their promised benefits, they feel that city's proposal, along with the foundation and state money, might be best offer. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Expert appraisal of Detroit Institute of Arts' collection finds works could be worth $2.7 billion to $4.6 billion; appraisal, commissioned by city and museum in advance of a federal bankruptcy trial, also notes such a price tag will never be attained at sale because of factors including donor lawsuits and market weakness. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Thousands of city workers and retirees in Detroit face impending deadline to cast votes on city's plan to emerge from debt, plan that depends in part on cutting their pension benefits; city has taken on feel of an all-out election campaign. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Detroit's largest union, and city's emergency manager sign five-year labor pact that promises to restore wage cuts that workers took as Detroit careened into nation's largest-ever municipal bankruptcy. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Lawyers and other specialists who worked on American Airlines bankruptcy case could be paid as much as $371 million plus expenses, pending approval of bankruptcy judge; biggest payout would be $74.5 million to Weil, Gotshal & Manges. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Brookstone says that United States Bankruptcy Court Judge Brendan Shannon has approved its sale to consortium of Chinese investors that will run its 240 stores after exiting bankruptcy. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
Michigan Gov Rick Snyder signs into law bills that complete funding for a major component of Detroit's plan to adjust $18 billion of debt and exit the biggest municipal bankruptcy in the nation's history. MORE
Jun. 20, 2014
Revel Casino Hotel files for protection from creditors in federal bankruptcy court as owner Revel Entertainment Group formally puts property on auction block; casino's opening in 2012 was hailed as revival of Atlantic City's gambling industry. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
If it succeeds, the city's cost-cutting hybrid pension plan could be a model for solving government budget crises across the country. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
Board of Detroit's general retirement system votes to endorse city's bankruptcy plan; becomes latest retiree group to support a so-called grand bargain that includes outside funding and base pension cuts of 4.5 percent for former municipal workers. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Ford, General Motors and Chrysler agree to donate a combined $26 million to help save Detroit's art collection; money will go toward city pensions and will be part of Detroit Institute of Arts' $100 million commitment to what is being called the 'grand bargain' to resolve the largest public bankruptcy in United States history. MORE
Jun. 4, 2014
Michigan Senate agrees to Gov Rick Snyder's call for spending millions in state funds to spare the pensions of Detroit retirees from deeper cuts and to avoid the sale of artworks from the city's museum, part of a larger bargain aimed at bringing a swift close to the nation's largest municipal bankruptcy. MORE
May. 29, 2014
Erroneous ballots are sent to about 2,000 Detroit retirees for voting on the city's plan to deal with $18 billion of debt, including public pensions and exiting bankruptcy; error in ballot text concerns the amount of money pensioners could stand to lose. MORE
May. 28, 2014
Detroit Blight Removal Task Force issues most detailed study yet of blight in the city and among recommendations is expenditure of at least $850 million to quickly tear down about 40,000 dilapidated buildings; task force, convened by the Obama administration, has included proposals in its study that would drastically alter the face of the nation's largest bankrupt city and cost significantly more than city has planned to spend on cleanup. MORE
May. 23, 2014
Michigan State House, in series of votes that could be critical for Detroit's emergence from bankruptcy, agrees to contribute nearly $200 million in state money for deal to spare city's retirees from larger pension cuts and to avoid selling artworks from city's museum; deal passes amid mixed support. MORE
May. 22, 2014
Detroit's retired city workers react angrily to details of a plan to reduce their benefits, part of the city's effort to find its way out of bankruptcy; 20,000 retirees must decide whether to accept pension cuts city proposes, or vote no and risk losing much more. MORE
May. 21, 2014
JPMorgan Chase will provide $100 million to help debt-ridden Detroit over the next five years; investment, a mix of loans and grants, will add to a growing source of funding from outside private institutions as the city nears the final, painful stages of the nation's largest municipal bankruptcy proceeding; support will focus city's revitalization efforts. MORE
May. 20, 2014
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column holds publication of memoir by former Treasury Sec Timothy Geithner has prompted reexamination of government's failure to protect homeowners during the financial crisis; argues that best option would have been to change bankruptcy code so that homeowners who were underwater could modify their mortgages during the bankruptcy process. MORE
May. 15, 2014
The judge in Detroit's bankruptcy case is warning that he may not be able to rule in the case by the Sept. 30 deadline, which would be beyond the term of the city's emergency manager. MORE
May. 13, 2014
Detroit drops tens of thousands of ballots in the mail, initiating crucial stage in the city's bankruptcy case that allows retirees, employees and bondholders to cast votes on painful debt-shredding plan; vote amounts to gamble for many of the city's 32,000 pension recipients, where they either support proposed cuts or risk losing more. MORE
May. 13, 2014
Quiznos sandwich chain, which filed for bankruptcy protection in March, says that United States Bankruptcy Court in Delaware has confirmed its plan of reorganization. MORE
May. 9, 2014
Federal bankruptcy judge orders LightSquared and its chief creditor, satellite television mogul Charles W Ergen, to discuss a settlement after refusing to approve the wireless provider's plan to exit its two-year bankruptcy; decision follows weeks of hearings aimed at resolving fight between Ergen and LightSquared founder Philip A Falcone. MORE
May. 6, 2014
Judge Steven W Rhodes signs off on document that clears the way for tens of thousands of Detroit retirees, employees and bondholders to begin receiving ballots on the city's plan for rebuilding and shrinking its debt; Detroit officials, hoping to exit bankruptcy court my mid-October, are racing to reach deals with city workers and others in effort to ease and expedite the entire process. MORE
May. 3, 2014
Leaders of Detroit Retired City Employees Association, representing nearly 8,000 municipal retirees, agree to cuts of 4.5 percent to retirees' pension benefits, latest in settlements secured by city in its efforts to emerge from bankruptcy; cuts are smaller than city had initially proposed. MORE
May. 2, 2014
General Motors will return to bankruptcy court as part of effort to shut down rising tide of class-action lawsuits stemming from its recall of 2.6 million vehicles; company will ask federal judge to enforce provision of its 2009 bankruptcy reorganization that insulated the new company from lawsuits related to accidents before that date; some experts say it might be a risky move. MORE
Apr. 29, 2014
Detroit officials add tentative agreements with some of its unions to pacts already reached with retiree groups, pension funds and several financial creditors, moving closer to plan that would allow it to emerge from bankruptcy by mid-October 2014. MORE
Apr. 26, 2014
Court-appointed committee of Detroit, Mich, retirees reaches tentative agreement with the bankrupt city on cuts to their pensions and benefits; deal adds to pacts already reached with pension fund leaders and others, and brings Detroit closer to paying back some of its overwhelming debts and emerging from bankruptcy. MORE
Apr. 26, 2014
Editorial holds Detroit's bankruptcy has exposed double standard in federal bankruptcy law; points out while Detroit's pensioners had to renegotiate their terms with city under bankruptcy laws, powerful banks did not have to cut new deals with bankrupt homeowners during city's housing bust; says Congress must change bankruptcy law so that bankruptcy's tough principles of shared pain for creditors and second changes for debtors are not violated. MORE
Apr. 23, 2014
Steven W Rhodes, federal judge handling Detroit's bankruptcy case, hires Martha E M Kopacz, Boston-based consultant, to assess the feasibility of Detroit's plan to trim $18 billion in debt. MORE
Apr. 21, 2014
Bankrupt city of San Bernardino, Calif, is looking to make deal with Calpers, powerful agency that administers state's huge pension system; at issue is $17 million in back payments and penalties city failed to make; Mayor Carey Davis hopes to reach deal to pay only fraction of what is owed, arguing city's creditors must share in bankruptcy plan. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
Judge Steven W Rhodes, who is overseeing Detroit's bankruptcy case, holds job interviews with five candidates with backgrounds in law, municipal budgets, bankruptcy and urban redevelopment; job to be filled has basic requirement of analyzing Detroit's final bankruptcy plan and telling Rhodes whether numbers leave city on solid footing or vulnerable to another slide into insolvency. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
United States Bankruptcy Court Judge Sean H Lane in New York rejects effort by former American Airlines parent AMR Corporation to quickly cut off benefits for many of its retirees; grants request for group of nonunion workers. MORE
Apr. 17, 2014
Detroit's pensioners rejoice day after city scales back from large pension benefit cuts it had once been proposing; city fends off charges from critics that it simply caved into retirees in ways that could come back to haunt it, but it also shares elation of many current and former employees who for months had feared a more dire outcome. MORE
Apr. 16, 2014
Detroit's pension boards and retirees' group representing 6,500 retired police officers and firefighters say they have reached tentative agreements with the city that could serve as breakthrough in its quest to settle with its major creditors and exit bankruptcy in 2014; if completed, agreement seems certain to provide city with blueprint for paying off portions of its debt with a simpler journey through court. MORE
Apr. 12, 2014
Quebec businessman Bruno Rodi receives court approval to purchase Societe de Velo en Libre-Service, better known as Bixi, which provides bicycles and technology for several major bike-sharing systems, including Citi Bike in New York and Barclays Cycle Hire in London; Rodi is paying about $3.6 million for company as part of bankruptcy restructuring. MORE
Apr. 1, 2014
Detroit proposes new details, including potentially larger cuts to pensions for some retirees, for its plan for paying off portions of its debts and emerging in 2014 from the nation's largest municipal bankruptcy. MORE
Mar. 30, 2014
Robert H Frank Economic View column investigates dilemma faced by Detroit as it decides whether to sell off some if its most valuable artwork as part of bankruptcy settlement; frames problem as a classic question of economic tradeoffs. MORE
Mar. 13, 2014
Lawyers across country, preparing to undertake suits against General Motors following recall of 1.6 million vehicles, say some cases could hinge on extraordinary accusations of fraud and novel legal strategies that question the very existence of the company; incidents that occurred before 2009 could call into question restructuring agreement credited with saving automaker from dissolution, potentially sending General Motors back to bankruptcy court. MORE
Mar. 11, 2014
Pizza restaurant china Sbarro files for bankruptcy protection for second time in five years. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
Detroit's emergency manager Kevyn Orr says city has reached yet another tentative agreement to settle pension debt with UBS and Bank of America Merrill Lynch and will file $85 million plan in a few days in federal bankruptcy court. MORE
Feb. 24, 2014
Detroit moves into a pivotal stage of its bankruptcy process, with proposal by city leaders to pay only portions of its $18 billion debt to creditors while committing to a costly makeover of its municipal services. MORE
Feb. 22, 2014
Detroit presents federal judge with first official road map for its financial future seven months after entering bankruptcy; proposal, designed to pay off more than 100,000 creditors and create budget for basic community services, envisions tearing down tens of thousands of blighted buildings while lowering income and property tax rates; largely avoids complex political, financial and social issues that critics warn will hinder timetable for emerging from bankruptcy. MORE
Feb. 4, 2014
Detroit is pitching itself as city of the future in effort to rebound from economic stagnation, even as it emphasizes its desperate need for financial support; received negative attention after its bankruptcy filing in July 2013, but has since benefited from out-of-state aid. MORE
Feb. 3, 2014
Financial institutions that helped raise money for Detroit's pension system are dismayed now to see themselves portrayed as shady characters in the city's lawsuit. MORE
Feb. 1, 2014
Roman Catholic Diocese of Helena, Mont, files for bankruptcy protection as part of proposed $15 million settlement for hundreds of victims who say clergy members sexually abused them over decades while the church covered it up. MORE
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One Judge to Decide the Future of Detroit
In a trial beginning this week, nothing short of this city's future is at stake, with a judge to decide whether to approve a blueprint to eliminate more than $7 billion of its estimated $18 billion in debts.
September 1, 2014, Monday
MORE ON BANKRUPTCIES AND: Detroit (Mich) , Bankruptcies , Rhodes, Steven W
Michigan: Detroit Ends Reprieve on Water Shutoffs
A bankrupt Detroit resumed shutting off water to people who have not paid bills after a month-long suspension that followed international and local criticism that the practice was unduly harsh.
August 27, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON BANKRUPTCIES AND: Detroit (Mich) , Water , Bankruptcies
Bankruptcy Judge Gets View of Detroit Outside Courtroom
A three-hour excursion for officials and creditors that was intended to show the disparate faces of a financially troubled city.
August 9, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON BANKRUPTCIES AND: Detroit (Mich) , Bankruptcies , Rhodes, Steven W , Detroit Institute of Arts , Hertzberg, Robert S , Brown, Gary A (1953- )
Michigan: Detroit Offers Plan to Keep Water Flowing
Facing international criticism for water shutoffs aimed at resolving millions of dollars' worth of unpaid bills, Mayor Mike Duggan announced that Detroit would offer payment plans to many delinquent customers.
August 8, 2014, Friday
MORE ON BANKRUPTCIES AND: Bankruptcies , Water , Detroit (Mich) , Duggan, Mike
Jason Bauer
Mr. Bauer, 44, is the chief executive of Voda Bauer Real Estate, a brokerage and investment firm based in New York, and is also a founder of Crumbs Bake Shop.
July 30, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON BANKRUPTCIES AND: Bankruptcies , Crumbs Bake Shop , New York City , Bauer, Jason , Voda Bauer Real Estate , Real Estate and Housing (Residential)
Detroit Outlines Role of Post-Bankruptcy Monitor
Updates by the monitor will include quarterly reports on distributions, reserves, the status of bond settlements and litigation.
July 26, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON BANKRUPTCIES AND: Bankruptcies , Detroit (Mich)
Painful Progress in Detroit
The bankruptcy process is moving forward, but, whatever the result, it is clear that there will be no victories.
July 23, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON BANKRUPTCIES AND: Pensions and Retirement Plans , Editorials , Government Employees , Detroit (Mich) , Rhodes, Steven W , Bankruptcies
Detroit's Retirees Vote to Lower Pensions, in Support of Bankruptcy Plan
The vote by the city's public-sector retirees was a crucial step in its plan to emerge from bankruptcy before the end of the year.
July 22, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON BANKRUPTCIES AND: Orr, Kevyn D , Detroit (Mich) , Kopacz, Martha E M , Labor and Jobs , Bankruptcies , Pensions and Retirement Plans , Government Employees
In a First Since the 1990s, a Large Bulgarian Bank Goes Bankrupt
The decision to close Corporate Commercial Bank, the country's fourth-largest lender, came after an audit showed that records relating to most of the bank's loan portfolio were missing.
July 14, 2014, Monday
MORE ON BANKRUPTCIES AND: European Sovereign Debt Crisis (2010- ) , Banking and Financial Institutions , Oresharski, Plamen , Stocks and Bonds , European Union , Bulgaria , Bankruptcies , Corporate Commercial Bank (Bulgaria)
Atlantic City May Lose Another Casino
The owners of the Trump Plaza casino said they expect to shut down in mid-September, which means the area could lose a third of its casinos in less than nine months.
July 13, 2014, Sunday
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Browns-Jaguars matchup of the day: Tuesday
Here's a matchup to watch in Sunday's Browns-Jaguars game:
Thomas answers Jags' prayers with game-winning TD
Jaguars WR Mike Thomas has a knack for being in the right place at the right time, something he proved Sunday when he grabbed David Garrard's deflected Hail Mary pass and scored with no time remaining, giving his team ...
Jaguars watch stars with eye toward 2011
Jacksonville will use the rest of the season to decide whether David Garrard should be their quarterback after this season, and they'll also be closely watching WR Mike Sims-Walker and CB Rashean Mathis, we hear in AFC South Whispers.
Kampman to IR, Jaguars sign DT Collins
The Jaguars have ended the season of DE Aaron Kampman, placing the veteran on injured reserve with a knee injury suffered in practice on Thursday.
Kampman injury a devastating blow to Jaguars
The loss of former Pro Bowl DE Aaron Kampman is a devastating blow to the Jaguars' playoff hopes.
Jaguars DE Kampman lost for season
Jaguars DE Aaron Kampman will miss the remainder of the season after tearing the ACL in his right knee.
Jaguars' Thomas doing a better job avoiding injuries
WR Mike Thomas' development in his second season is a by-product of the Jaguars' young receiver learning how to avoid injuries, the way we hear it.
AFC South midseason reports
As the Texans' biggest surprise of 2010, RB Arian Foster has brought stability to a position that was a liability last season. Read our midseason reports on AFC South teams.
Former Packer Harris clears waivers
Former Packers CB Al Harris has cleared waivers and can sign with any team.
Jaguars make roster moves
The Jaguars signed OT Adam Terry, CB Terrence Wheatley and WR John Matthews. They waived QB Todd Bouman, OL Erik Pears and Landon Cohen.
Jaguars' offensive line progressing nicely
We hear that Jaguars second-year OLT Eugene Monroe, who is playing much faster than he did as a rookie, has made great strides in both run and pass blocking.
Jaguars FS Carey fined $12,500 for hit
Jaguars FS Don Carey has been fined $12,500 for a helmet-to-helmet hit on Cowboys TE Jason Witten last Sunday.
Jaguars sign OT Whimper
The Jaguars signed fifth-year veteran OT Guy Whimper and released LB Eric Alexander on Tuesday.
Garrard's career day lifts Jags to .500 entering bye
A trip to Dallas and subsequent 35-17 beatdown of the shockingly bad Cowboys was exactly what the Jaguars needed to even their record to 4-4 heading into the bye week and keep their playoff hopes alive.
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Who knew the return of QB David Garrard would cause the Jaguars' offense to rise from the dead on Halloween?
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They forgot Marcus Trufant.....lots of options. Our secondary will no doubt be better.
IMO, we are far more likely to sign VFA CB(s) than to draft one in the early rounds. I think Schiano & co. want their defense fixed quickly, and young CBs usually take time to develop. Witness our current group, or even Morris Claiborne... Given our situation, getting CBs who have already proven themselves to a reasonable degree in the NFL makes more sense to me.
That's why I would rent a couple of FA CB's for a few years, draft our future CB's in the middle rounds, coach them up, give them nickle and dime experience. I would then focus on a backup for McCoy and some decent push at the NT. I would also move Najee Goode to Blacks spot and have Hayward as my first backup for all three positions. Over the next two drafts, I would TOTALLY, save Nicks, rebuild the Oline in Bostads image. Fix TE & backup RB along the way. Good to go.
Quote from: JDouble on February 09, 2013, 09:38:45 AMThey forgot Marcus Trufant.....lots of options. Our secondary will no doubt be better.Only problem with Trufant is he will be 33 this season.
In terms of Bostad, are you familiar with his body of work at Wisconsin? Over many years, he has been putting many linemen in the NFL that are complete players. He is well respeccted in that regard and Penn, Joseph, Larson, Meridith, Dotson and Zuttah MAY not be his style of Olinemen that fit HIS bill to pass block for Freeman and open holes for Martin.Regarding the mid round drraft choices, you have to ask yourself do you want to spend Revis moneythis year or do you want to give mid rounders a chance to deveop. The $64,000 question is it scheme, pass rush, talent, coaching, injuries or all of the above. My point is this year is not deep for CB's but next year is. IMHO, I would improve in other areas, get some FA's and then if needed, draft high next year.
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