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Unwelcomed Carburetor Modification
Howdy again folks. I was getting all excited about rebuilding my carburetor with a genuine rebuild kit when I discovered that someone has evidently broken the jet off and modified it with a home made plug. According to my instructions, the hex head brass jet is supposed to go into the space where the set screw is. And, there's a brass jet back in behind that screw with no way to remove it.
If you folks would be so kind, could you tell me if that is indeed what has happened here?
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Re: Unwelcomed Carburetor Modification
Appears that the jet's threaded portion is broken off, inside the carb body. It can be drilled out, and helicoiled, if needed. Cecil has done it on several carbs. Ed
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Before chucking up a drill bit, procure a thread extractor, sometimes referred to as an EZ out.
The high dollar type may be too short so the cheaper, longer version may work better.
The tool is cut so when turned counter clockwise, the edges bite the brass and turn it out. The tool is 4 sided so a wrench will grip it, the expensive one has a hex head. I apologize for the crappy picture.
There just happened to be the remnants of a brass fitting left on one I grabbed to shoot, a perfect demo picture.
If you can coax it out with a screw extractor, no drilling or thread replacement is necessary. Plus you'll have the extractor on hand for future use.
I hope the outside edge of the carburator body isn't screwed up from the set screw and still seals.
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If you do drill, use a left handed drill bit. It might just grab and back it out for you! A good dose of penetrating solvent and time might help too. Some times easy outs don't make the job easier.
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I have drilled out several of those with the same issue, the jet is brass and soft so its eazy to drill, retap with 1/4 x 28 thread and you are good to go
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Thank you everyone for the help. I was thinking I might could extract it, but I wanted to see if anyone else had ever encountered something like this. Now I see why my first attempt to rebuild this carburetor didn't work so well. This part was not in the first kit I got.
I have an ez out that should work. I will let the thing soak in penetrating oil for a while before I attempt to extract it. I'll let you all know how it goes. Let's hope it "turns out" like it should!
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The very last tool I would use is an EZ-Out Dislike them with a passion because they tend to break/snap/shatter at the most inopportune times. While this is pot metal and brass I would prefer a better tool choice such as:
Mastercraft Maximum Grab-IT 4-piece Set
or a similar set sourced south of the 49th such as the [url]Alden 8430P Pro Grabit Broken Bolt and Damaged Screw Extractor 3 Piece Kit[/url].
Fastenal has a couple different sets as well.
Left hand drill bits are rather useful as well. Would still recommend soaking it the broken jet with a good penetrating oil and then attempt to remove the jet. Determine what carb you have by the part # on the top half of the carb above the bowl and order the correct replacement jet.
Oh yeah, I chucked my EZ-Outs in the back field a couple years ago -- after a couple of bad experiences with them. Some day I expect to see them again after plowing and discing some ... Either way, it is a good place for them
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Re: Unwelcomed Carburetor Modification
Not sure what you pitched but what you pictured are still screw or thread extractors.
I don't know if "EZ Out" or "Easy Out" was patented, a registered trademark, a brand name, or specific design, but generally was a generic shop term we used for any type or brand of screw extractor, like Xerox was generic for copy. Maybe someone can add an additional citation to this.
I have two types, the expensive ones off the Snap-On truck which are best for broken bolts or studs and work extremely well. They are hex headed and require the hole to be drilled the precise size which is marked on each separate extractor.
The fits all set which is tapered and driven or tapped in with a hammer work well for brass and iron pipe fittings. I refer to those as plumbers extractors.
You must be aware screw extractors have their limits and will seldom turn out portions of thread that broke off from terminal corrosion. (Cub head bolt)
They are also very ineffective if the hole is not or cannot be drilled perfectly straight and of sufficient depth in the exact center and size specified.
The rule of thumb which I follow is if a pair of Vise Grips clamped on tightly would have turned it without slipping before it broke and, I can drill a clean hole, an extractor will take it out the rest of the way.
The thread extractor is not the answer every time, but I assure you, I have extracted just as many broken fasteners or fittings than I have had to drill out, and later rethread the hole. I have also broken them by asking too much from them, something you must avoid at all cost.
If the broken fastener is within extraction parameters, the thread extractor is a time saving device which every mechanic I know goes to first before drilling big and having to tap new threads. If it works, it works, you save time which is money if you work on a flat rate scale of pay.
I have had greater success removing broken brass fittings with the cheaper tapered long nose extractors because for every quarter turn of the tap handle, another hammer tap ensures the cutting edge remains well purchased into the brass material. This type of extractor is not made to remove material but cut and hold similar to a lock washer.
As previously mentioned, plenty of penetrating oil should be used. When you have enough torque on it, it hasn't budged, and you feel it may snap, it probably will. Retreat and drill it out with a LH bit if you have a set.
When you use these little time savers often enough, you get a feel of what they'll take and what they'll break so you can choose your method of removal correctly.
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I thank you gentlemen for the advice. I guess I fall into that category of someone who calls all my extractors "EZ outs". They are not that particular brand.
I do like the idea of the left hand drill bits. I've never seen them, but I ain't exactly been looking for them either. I'll hunt for some.
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I picked up a set of left-handed bits at Harbor Freight. Looks like your nearest HF stores are in Johnson City, NC and Roanoke, VA. Might be more economical for you to get them thru eb*y (as Boss linked above) or online and shipped to your door. Wish you success!
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The ones you have - which are very very expensive (I googled extractors and found the snap on variety) and most of us simply cannot afford them.
These are the ones I meant that need to be tossed:
Screw Extractor Set - 5 Piece
A good description of the undesirable styles can be found here - Screw Extractor - the flute types are really tossable.
You can see the different ez-outs/extractors available at Sears - EZ Out Extractor Set
The type you have are in the same or next class as the ones I recommended. Far superior product.
Oh yeah, and Ben I would recommend that left handed drill bit set that Boss linked to -- these look like a real good buy
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Gotcha. Understand the reason for pitching them.
I had a few left but have passed them to my son, had to look for them in his box. They work, just not as well or with greater limitations than other styles.
The extractors purchased from Snap-On were during my career as a professional mechanic before I started driving. Yes they were expensive.
The ones in the picture are Sears Craftsman brand which probably 50% of my tool collection consists of.
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Make sure you take your time, don't rush. Also make sure you stop soon as you drill through the brass because the other side of the carb body is right there just waiting for a nice hole Sometimes it's good to slide something(washers or sockets) over the bit to act as a stop in case the bit grabs and lunges forward into the soft carb body.
For all to read) Patience is the biggest key to using extractors. If you're the kinda guy that likes to apply 75 foot pounds of torque on a 1/4" bolt, then extractors and taps will probably give you headaches with your repair adventures. If you take your time and work slow, you can actually drill out the brass until just the threads are left, then use a pick to remove the remaining threads. The jet already has a center hole to keep you "on-center". The left-handed bits might just work for you if you have all the correct sizes to use. Drill the first one, if the brass doesn't spin out, increase to the next size and try again. Repeat this process and hopefully the brass will spin out before you reach the threads. I happen to like extractors and they've served me well over the years. Have I broke any extractors or taps, sure, but usually it happened when I was rushing or not paying attention.
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Rick... this must have been a LOOONGGG time ago. As one who has observed your work, I can say for certain that you are about the most patient and methodical worker EVER.
My fuel line on Merlin is one testament to your work!!
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hHi all i'm nick 31 from Hartvile but originally from Sagamore Hills. I moved one over a year ago to help out on my parents farm 26 acres. My mother is a survivor from that one thing women get the big "C" in a certain area so i came home to help them out. I'm a hotrodder by hobby and very mechanically inclined i've owned so many cars i cant name them all off the top of my head. I'm a big collector of WW2 relics mainly from the Third Reich and am building a nice collection and i also collect firearms from that period as well so if any of you have any of those items and want to sell please let me know. On our farm we got the usual horses, guinnie hens, chickens, and fainting goats (which are for sale) and my mother breeds and raises Old English sheep dogs which (we got some pups for sale too )lol. We bought and restored our first old tractor a 61 International Cub Lo Boy 99% done FINALLY. well if anyone wants to talk please shoot me an email email@example.com. And nnice to meet you all Thanks again
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G'day and welcome to ya! Kudos for returning to the family farm to help out. Great to see that.... not many do that anymore.
Check out the links below... and post some pics of your 61 Lo-Boy cause
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HEY Nick. GLAD TO HAVE YOU WITH US.
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Welcome aboard Nick. When you get a chance, post some pictures of the Lo-Boy and your cars. We love pictures!!
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Welcome, Nick. Enjoy the ride.
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welcome aboard, we need pictures. not a big deal to resize if you have infranview its a free down load.
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Welcome Nick! If you want you can send your pictures to me and I will re-size them for you until you figure it out for yourself.
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Welcome Nick,
Congrats on being 99% finished on the loboy. Enjoy!
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Sorry i was out of town for the holiday weekend. Thank each and everyone of you for the nice and positive comments. I tried a fre weeks ago to join another forum for help i wont mention the forum but they didn't seem like my type anyways so i am glad they didn't accept my ineptself as they callled me. Once you all see the pics of my 61 cub Lo Boy you'll see how inept i am NOT , LOL. This seems like a veery nice and helpful site and BIGDOG i sent you my pics for re-sizing when you get time and thank you . I'll also post pix of all of my cars past and present. I'm working off an Apple laptop so im not sure which program to use to resize pics and once the Cub pics get resized i can't wait for all of you to see me and my fathers 850.00 investment it even came with a cutting deck, fairly rusty/rotted but we'll fix it. We did this ona very slim budget we only put in it 500.00 in parts to get it to where it is now. I can't wait to show you all. And THANK YOU ALL FOR THE WARM WELCOME
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Sent you a PM Re: Sizing photos on a Mac.
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Thank you very much BILL E BOB and BIG DOG for your guys help
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oh and i posted some pix before and after of thr Lo Boy in the Cub Lo Boy section, let me know what you guys think. I can take constructive criticism, lol
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You are going to notice that your two posts in the Lo Boy forum have been moved to the Farmall Cub forum. This is actually where they belong as you have a standard lo-boy and not a numbered series lo-boy.
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Nick. Welcome to the forum. A great place to make friends and fix Cubs
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The A's boast five above-average outfielders on their roster in Josh Reddick, Yoenis Cespedes, Coco Crisp, Chris Young and Seth Smith, which has produced speculation that one -- Crisp has been at the forefront of such rumors -- could be on the move this winter and help the club land a shortstop. Not so fast, say Beane and Melvin.
"I think the at-bats are there for all of them to get 400, 450 at-bats," Melvin said in his media session Monday at the Winter Meetings. "It's just a matter of finding the right time, the right spot, and potentially allowing for injury, too. It does look like we're a little full in those positions. But as we saw last year, there are a lot of guys that contribute, and I think that will be the case this year, and we have the at-bats for all these guys at this point.
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Cespedes and Crisp combined to miss 75 games this year, and Young's ability to spell both of them should help prevent that from becoming a trend. Melvin is quite familiar with Young, having managed the 29-year-old in Arizona while at the helm there, and Monday he offered insight into the role he envisions for Young.
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Reddick, meanwhile, will guard right field on an everyday basis, while Smith figures to get most of his at-bats at DH, while making occasional appearances in left field.
"Having too many good players, that's never a problem," Melvin said.
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Belleview High School's Jolier Saladaiga (22) gets the ball past Lake Weir's Brandon Bernard (8) during the District 3A-5 soccer semifinals at North Marion High School on Thursday night. BHS went on to beat the Hurricanes 4-2 to clinch a berth in Friday's final against Eastside. (Photo by Cyndi Chambers/Star-Banner correspondent)
SPARR- After seeing Lake Weir battle back, the Belleview High School boys soccer team came up with a knockout punch.
Javier Schultz scored off a rebound with less than five minutes to go, as the Rattlers stopped a second-half charge by the Hurricanes to earn a 4-2 victory on Thursday night in the District 3A-5 semifinals at Stan Toole Memorial Stadium.
With the win, Belleview, the No. 2 seed in the district, earns a spot in next week's regional tournament, but before that, it will take on No. 1 Gainesville Eastside for the district title on Friday at 7 p.m.
"It's a team effort and I am really proud of the guys," said Rattlers coach Alan Cummings, whose team had four different players score in the win. "We're excited about (qualifying for the regional tournament again)."
The Rattlers and Rams are no strangers to one another in postseason play.
A year ago, the two programs met four times, including matches in the district finals and the regional semifinals.
"Eastside has a very good team," Cummings said. "They are very well-coached."
In these semifinals, Belleview led 2-0 at halftime, before Lake Weir made things interesting.
"I've got a young team with only five returning players and for a lot of our guys it was their first chance to play in a game like this," said Cummings, whose team battled to a pair of draws with LWHS during the regular season.. "They got a little nervous in the second half, but they settled down and made the plays when they had to."
The Rattlers struck quickly on Thursday, as Jolier Saladaiga scored eight minutes into the match.
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The Hurricanes, who were attempting to qualify for the regional playoffs for the first time in school history, got a goal less than three minutes into the second half by Angel King to pull to within one.
Belleview gained the momentum back quickly, as Redondo Beauplan dribbled past several LWHS defenders and scored five minutes after King's goal.
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I have always noticed the high number of folks on this forum who pray for the sick. I have a prayer request for my wife who has had COPD which is several lung problems in one for many years. She has finally got a appointment for a lung transplant evaluation at Duke University here in Durham NC. Without a transplant her time is very limited now.
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Hi Jim,
I am truly sorry to hear about your wife and she and you both will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Keep your faith and as hard as it my be keep also try to her spirit up as well.
God bless both of you.
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Jim, your wife and your family have our prayers.
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SHARON, Pa. — A day before they were to compete in a high school football playoff game, two Sharon High players were killed in a car crash that also left a third man dead.
The tragedy has been felt throughout this western Pennsylvania town, where community members gathered Sunday night for a vigil to remember those who were killed.
Police said Corey Swartz, 18, was driving with three teammates when he crossed the median on a four-lane road and hit a pickup truck head-on.
He was killed along with one of his passengers, 17-year-old Evan Gill, 17, and the pickup driver, John Zdelar Jr., 50, of Brookfield, Pa.
Twin brothers Craig and Greg Osmon, 17, also passengers in Swartz's car, were injured and required surgery. Zdelar's passengers – his 10-year-old stepson and another 12-year-old boy – were also injured.
The occupants of both vehicles had been spectators at two other playoff games before the wreck happened at about 10 p.m. Friday.
After the crash, Sharon High's District 10 AA playoff game in Erie, Pa., was canceled Saturday night and moved to Monday.
At Sunday's vigil, the Rev. James A. Reardon, himself a former Sharon player, said Corey and Evan will "always be remembered as the heart and soul of the Sharon football team."
"I'm not going to sugar-coat any of this at all. It's going to hurt for some time," he said. "There's nothing in life that's easy. (These) accidental (deaths) Friday changed a lot of lives."
A day earlier, grief counselors and ministers met with Sharon players and coaches, band members and cheerleaders. Some arrived at the school Saturday for what they thought was the departure to Sharon's scheduled playoff game, having not heard about the accident.
"We wanted all the kids to get the accurate story," said Mike Calla, Sharon schools superintendent. "There was a lot of misinformation on social media."
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An eye for talent and a true teacher of the game, Butehorn has coached 30 A-Sun All-Conference selections since FGCU started its program and joined the league in 2008.
In 2013, Butehorn coached the A-Sun Freshman of the Year for the third straight year. In total, Butehorn coached seven all-conference members, including three First Team selections, two Second Team picks and two All-Freshman members as FGCU claimed an unprecedented fourth-straight A-Sun regular-season title.
After the starting the season 0-5-1, the young Eagles - who did not have a senior on their roster - went 8-1-1 over their final 10 regular-season games. Butehorn has guided FGCU to a 28-3-2 record in A-Sun games since the start of the 2010 season. All three of its conference losses have come on the road, and out of a possible 99 points that could have been earned in that time, the Eagles have claimed an impressive 86 of them (86.9 percent).
In 2012, Butehorn led FGCU back to the NCAA Tournament as it claimed its second A-Sun Tournament title in as many years eligible.
In addition to its first two NSCAA All-Region selections and the A-Sun Defensive Player of the Year in 2010, the Green and Blue landed the A-Sun Freshman of the Year in 2011. Also in 2011, Butehorn served as a U.S. Academy evaluator for the national playoffs in Frisco, Texas and was named to the NSCAA National Rankings Committee and the voting panel for Soccer Times.
During the 2011 season, Butehorn guided the Eagles into postseason competition in the program's first year of eligibility. With a 12-6-2 overall record, FGCU won its second consecutive A-Sun Conference regular season crown with a 7-1 league mark while securing the A-Sun Tournament No. 1 overall seed. Butehorn's Eagles earned the A-Sun's automatic NCAA Championship berth after clinching the league tournament title with a pair of one-goal victories over No. 4 Mercer (2-1) and No. 6 ETSU (1-0), becoming the first team since 2004 to claim both the regular season and tournament titles in the same year.
Earning his second A-Sun Coach of the Year honor in 2011, Butehorn instructed the A-Sun Freshman of the Year in Xavier Silva, a MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List selection and College Soccer News preseason third team All-American in Josey Portillo, and one of 10 Lowe's Senior CLASS Award national finalist in Adam Glick. The Green and Blue also landed three players on the A-Sun All-Conference first team, and pair of athletes on the second team and All-Freshmen squad. Additionally, Glick and Deion Jones were also selected to the inaugural A-Sun Academic All-Conference team.
The 2010 season opened with the program's first-ever nationally ranked wins over No. 13 USF and No. 5 Ohio State with the victory over the Bulls snapping their 30-game home unbeaten streak. The momentum of a great non-conference schedule propelled the Blue and Green into an undefeated 9-0 mark in the A-Sun where they out-scored their opponents by a staggering 26-2 margin. Just one of five schools in the nation to finish with an unblemished conference mark FGCU will take a 13-game A-Sun unbeaten streak into 2011, as it finished the season ranked No. 20 in the final Soccer America top 25 poll and No. 34 in the final NCAA RPI.
Butehorn's influence also helped a league-best seven players earn A-Sun All-Conference honors in 2010, including a pair of NSCAA All-South Region selections and the A-Sun Defensive Player of the Year. Glick took home the league's top defensive honor after guiding the Eagles to nine shutouts while leading the A-Sun in five major categories. Portillo and Jones were also selected to the NSCAA All-South Region team for their efforts on the pitch in 2010, while Jones was also an ESPN Academic All-District 3 second team choice.
FGCU's 2009 campaign was a tremendous stepping stone in the program's recent success, as it marked the first time the Blue and Green finished with a winning record, holding an 8-7-1 mark. Butehorn coached the Eagles to wins in five of their final seven A-Sun contests en route to finishing in sole possession of third place (6-3), just four points away from the top spot. Butehorn highlighted five different Eagles earning A-Sun postseason honors, as he was named the Coach of the Year.
Butehorn has also placed a strong emphasis on hard work inside the classroom and in the community. Butehorn's teams received the NSCAA Team Academic Award in the 2009 and 2010 seasons. Additionally, the Blue and Green have made an effort to help those less fortunate in the community by annually volunteering their time at the local Salvation Army.
Butehorn joined FGCU after spending five seasons as an assistant coach for the men's soccer program at the University of Pennsylvania. He was also the head coach at Atlantic 10 member St. Bonaventure University from 1995-99. Taking over a program that had won just two games the season prior to his arrival, Butehorn led the Bonnies to school record 12 wins (12-6) in 1997, highlighted by a then-record seven victories in the A-10. He coached three All-Conference players, including the only Atlantic 10 Conference Player of the Year in school history, and led St. Bonaventure to a 34-32-4 record during his tenure.
Prior to leading the Bonnies, Butehorn served six years as an assistant coach for the University of Maryland, where he was an integral part of the turnaround of a program that eventually advanced to the Sweet Sixteen in 1994.
During his coaching career, Butehorn has served on the Atlantic 10 soccer committee, the NCAA Regional Selection Committee and the NSCAA Regional Ranking Committee for which he held the chairman position for two years (1997-98). He is also a member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) and the United States Soccer Federation.
Butehorn has also coached numerous amateur players from the East Region as the Region I Festival Coach for the U.S. Soccer Federation. During his three-year tenure (1996-98) as a festival coach, Butehorn led the East squad to two gold medals and saw 12 of his players eventually join Major League Soccer teams.
His accreditations include a United States Soccer Federation "A" license and an U.S. Regional Soccer Clinician. Butehorn graduated from the University of Tampa in 1985 with a bachelor's degree in sports science/physical education. As a student-athlete at the University of Tampa, he was a member of the soccer team that won the 1981 NCAA National Soccer Championship. Butehorn finished his graduate work and earned his Master's degree at the University of Pennsylvania.
Butehorn along with his wife, Cindy, reside in Naples with their two daughters, Madison and Jessica.


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Falls Village Board to meet again on proposed Kohl's headquarters
The Menomonee Falls Village Board is to meet Friday in a closed session, apparently to discuss the village's possible role in helping finance the proposed sale of North Hills Country Club to accommodate a new headquarters for Kohl's Corp. and other future office developments.
This will be the fifth time since February the board has gone into closed session to discuss negotiations "with one or more owners or developers of lands within or adjacent to Tax Increment District #4," according to the meeting notices.
That tax district encompasses Woodland Prime business park, which is adjacent to North Hills, and would be expanded by buying the golf course.
A village board or common council is allowed to go into closed session to discuss real estate negotiations. However, actions must be taken in open session. That includes voting on a proposal to provide public financing for a development.
My colleague Doris Hajewski and I broke the story two weeks ago about the proposed expansion of Woodland Prime, and the planned relocation of Kohl's headquarters there.» Read Full Article
Poll: Will Whitefish Bay or Germantown win in Week 3 matchup?
Week 3 of the preps football season showcases a big rivalry matchup: Whitefish Bay at Germantown.
Last year in Whitefish Bay, the Warhawks beat the Blue Dukes, 23-15.
And both teams were in the playoffs last year. Whitefish Bay lost in a Level 2 game to Waukesha West, 28-14. Germantown lost in a Level 3 game to Arrowhead, 36-3.
Department of Transportation prepares for full closure of Highway 41
Germantown — A portion of Highway 41 in Washington County will be closed the evening of Friday, September 5 as part of a highway improvement project.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation will fully close a portion of the highway to install five bridge girders on each the southbound and northbound lanes of the thoroughfare.
The full freeway closure will occur at the intersection of the highway with Highway 33 on the southbound lanes from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. and at the Highway 41/45 split in the northbound lanes from midnight to 6 a.m.
In advance of the full closure, the WIS-33 southbound on ramp and County K southbound on ramp will be closed 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. The WIS-145 northbound on ramp and WIS-60 northbound on ramp will be closed 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.
Preps football photos of the week: Aug. 29
Teams were looking to continue winning ways or bounce back after opening-week losses Aug. 28 and 29.
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Germantown officials respond to mandated revaluation of village
Germantown — If you see someone who appears to be scoping out your property in the next couple of weeks, don't be alarmed.
They are most likely from the village of Germantown, there to assess the value of your home or business as part of the entire revaluation of the village.
The revaluation was mandated by the state, after it was determined that the assessed value of an average property in the village is about 11 percent higher than it should be. The result will likely be reduced assessed values for the majority of home and business owners in Germantown.
"This is really kind of a first," said Village Administrator Dave Schornack. "Since 2008 when the housing market took such a tumble, we've gotten so far out of whack. This should bring us back to closer to 100 percent of our overall market value."
Ironically, the last villagewide revaluation was done in 2008.» Read Full Article
Bay boys soccer team opens NSC defense with 3-0 win over GT
Only when forward Joey Borris headed in midfielder Sean Garwood's perfect diagonal crossing pass into the far left corner of the net at the 79:45 mark of the second half against Germantown Tuesday night did Whitefish Bay boys soccer coach Jeff Worzella take a deep breath.
The goal gave the Blue Dukes a more comfortable 2-0 lead which was extended to 3-0 eight minutes later when the two teammates traded places, this time with Garwood scoring off of Borris' corner kick.
And so with the 3-0 victory, the defending North Shore Conference Blue Dukes opened up defense of their 2013 league championship on a positive note.
"Oh yeah," said Worzella of the importance of the second goal. "In a 1-0 game, amnything can happen, one mistake, one slip, and you're tied, especially against Germantown, which is a great team and which gave us a real battle. It was a physical game, but we were able to survive."
The victory improved the Blue Dukes to 3-0-1 on the season while the Warhawks fell to 1-2.» Read Full Article
Plan proceeds for large Falls apartment project
A plan to develop over 300 higher-end apartments in Menomonee Falls is proceeding, with a revised proposal going before village officials.
Milwaukee-based Fiduciary Real Estate Development Inc. wants to build seven three-story buildings, totaling 318 units, on 10.8 acres north of Roosevelt Drive and south of an extension of Falls Parkway, according to a village Department of Community Development report.
The $45 million project, known as Whitestone Village, would be developed over two years. Construction could begin this fall, said Craig Raddatz, Fiduciary's development director.
Four of the seven proposed buildings would each contain 48 units, and the other three buildings would each have 42 units.
The apartments would be a mix of studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units, with monthly rents ranging from around $900 to $1,600, Raddatz said.» Read Full Article
Germantown district pursues personalized learning options
Germantown — A personalized learning approach will be integrated into the Germantown School District's development of its own standards if Personalized Learning Coordinator Scott Oftedahl has anything to say about it.
In a passionate presentation to the school board on August 25, Oftedahl shared his experiences teaching a summer school class in which he encouraged students to creatively problem solve using what he calls a learn, create, share method of teaching.
Included in his presentation was a video highlighting his beliefs regarding personalized learning, which he sees as an integral component of learning as it continues to evolve alongside technology.
Oftedal said his experiences teaching a variety of courses, from music to design and engineering, has taught him to encourage students to try things, accept they will fail on occasion and learn from their mistakes.
Much of what Oftedahl passionately presented to the board was prompted by the district's decision late last year to divert from the Common Core Standards, which were adopted by the state in 2010. In doing so, the board became the first in the state to unanimously agree to formally choose to create its own version of standards, to be known as the Germantown Model of Standards for Academic Achievement.
Germantown district examines possible changes to employee handbook
Germantown — Personal experience is helping shape some changes to the paid time-off policy in the Germantown School District.
The board on August 25 considered changes to its employee handbook, including alterations to how district staff takes time off when a loved one passes away, before or after holidays and in-service days, and around maternity and medical leave.
At the policy committee, discussion centered around a policy change that allows all district staff, regardless of rank of employment, to take up to three days of time off after the loss of a loved one, including one day of bereavement leave and up to two days of sick or personal time. Currently, there is differentiation between administrators and teachers, limited-term and support staff.
In addition to bereavement leave, there could be changes to how the district handles donation of time off from one employee to another in the case of a catastrophic illness, such as a terminal cancer diagnosis. Changes would allow a district employee to donate only personal days, which refresh each year, to fellow employees, as opposed to sick days that accumulate year over year.
How staff uses unpaid time off could also be changing, as employees who use unpaid time will be required to exhaust all other paid time off before using an unpaid day off. Unpaid days off, most frequently used in cases of maternity or medical leave, would no longer be used to supplement an in-service day or holiday.» Read Full Article
Germantown officers urge people to protect against accidental emergency calls
Germantown — It happens to everyone from time to time. Whether the giver or the receiver, in the age of Smartphones, pocket dial phone calls are becoming a reality of life. But for the Germantown Police Department, the way of the technological future is taking away from how they do their jobs in the present.
Mistaken 911 calls to the department are at an all-time high in the village, according to Police Chief Peter Hoell.
A rustling around in the background, non-responsiveness from the caller, and general fuzzy sound to the call usually alerts dispatch officer Carrie Ross to the occurrence of one of these calls, but she said none of that affects her response to the matter. Even if the call is ended by the caller, Ross said dispatchers make every effort to reach the person to ensure their safety, including a follow-up after the fact.
While the department receives an average of as many as seven pocket dial 911 calls in an average day, Hoell said the department received more than double that many on Friday, August 22. From the time of initial call to a police response to the original location of origin, it can take as long as a half-hour for the department to appropriately rule out potential suspicious activity associated with each call. The process for Ross is the same regardless of the origin of the call.
Though it only accounts for about five percent of what could be perceived as misdialed emergency calls, Hoell said there are instances when police respond to potential accidental call that turns out to be of legitimate concern. Of the 15 pocket dial calls received on August 22, there was one that alerted police to a domestic violence incident, which Hoell said is the most common silver lining in the technological advancement of cellphone emergency calls to the department.» Read Full Article
Police seeking man who claimed he was Ozaukee County lieutenant
Germantown police are seeking a man who claimed he was a lieutenant in Ozaukee County after they found he was not an employee there.
According to the Germantown police report:
A resident in the N109 W16800 block of Hawthorne Drive called police to report a man claiming he was a lieutenant in Ozaukee County repeatedly called her and told her she needs to make payments on unpaid traffic violation tickets Aug. 12.
An officer contacted the caller, who said he worked for the warrant division in Ozaukee County. The officer then called Ozaukee County and confirmed the suspect was not an employee.
Police are following up. No other information was released.
Germantown affirms heavyweight status
Perhaps first-year Greenfield coach Joe Koch had the best perspective on the disparity between Germantown and the Hustlin' Hawks on Friday, Aug. 22, in the season opener for both teams.
"We're like an amateur boxer who stepped up to try and fight Mike Tyson in his prime," said Koch, who is embarking in his fourth reclamation project, having previously turned around programs at Whitefish Bay Dominican, Oak Creek and Pius XI.
The way Germantown rolled to the 56-7 victory in Datka Stadium was very familiar to Koch; he's seen it from his teams in the past.
The Warhawks turned a 7-0 first-quarter lead into a 42-0 halftime cushion that invoked the WIAA's running clock mercy rule throughout the second half. Germantown needed just eight plays in the second quarter to put up those 35 points.
"You want to see guys not let down and play down a level," Germantown coach Jake Davis said. "Great teams will continue to play great no matter who they face. That's what I was looking for out of these guys."» Read Full Article
Oak Creek rallies for victory over Falls
For 2 1/2 quarters on Friday, the Menomonee Falls football team, despite giving up hundreds of pounds of line weight and years of experience to visiting Oak Creek, had the Knights on the ropes to the tune of a 10-0 deficit in opening-night action.
But then the Knights forgot all their lofty, preseason rankings and just started playing football.
They scored two quick touchdowns in the third quarter and then held on to overwhelm the game Indians by a 20-10 to count.
"This should serve as a lesson to us," said Oak Creek coach Mike Bartholomew to the team afterwards on the muggy, foggy evening. "We are not the hunter this year; we are the hunted. We've got to practice like we're in second place all week long and then play like we're in first place all game long."
One key player who did do that this evening was senior defensive back/receiver Doran Turchin. Turchin, the NOW Newspapers Baseball Player of the Year for the Knights, did not play football last season in order to concentrate on baseball, but he made his presence felt in his return to the gridiron.» Read Full Article
Preps football photos of the week: Aug. 22
As August ends, the Wisconsin preps football season begins.
Games started Thursday and continued through Saturday as programs faced off against Week 1 opponents.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
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Peeping Tom caught in the act at Germantown bar
Germantown — A man accused of peeping through a bathroom door vent at a Germantown bar is being held at the Washington County Jail after police caught him in the act.
Two undercover police officers, who were monitoring the situation after an initial report on Aug. 15, caught the 40-year-old Germantown man in the act at 12:22 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 21, at Gamroth's Khurburg Junction, W140 N10385 Fond du Lac Ave.
When a woman went into the bathroom, the officers caught the man looking through the bathroom door vent for a second time, according to Germantown Police Chief Peter Hoell. The first incident occurred at about 1 a.m. on Aug. 14, when the man followed a woman using the bathroom and "knelt down near the bathroom door," according to the report, "attempting to look in the vent which is located near the bottom of the bathroom door" for about 20 seconds.
The woman could see the man through the vent, and said she believed he was watching her undo her pants and pull down her underwear, according to the report.
The incident prompted police to send two undercover officers to the establishment, resulting in the arrest. The man, who according to the report claimed to be "tying his shoe," was arrested on two counts of invasion of privacy and disorderly conduct, after police observed him attempt to peep on the same woman again.» Read Full Article
Peeping Tom caught in the act at Germantown bar
Germantown — A man accused of peeping through a bathroom door vent at a Germantown bar has been taken into custody.
Two undercover police officers who were monitoring the situation after an initial report on August 15 caught the 40-year-old West Bend man in the act at 12:22 a.m. August 21 at Gamroth's Khurburg Junction, W140 N10385 Fond du Lac Avenue.
When a woman went into the bathroom, the officers caught the man looking through the bathroom door vent for a second time, according to Germantown Police Chief Peter Hoell.
The man was arrested on two counts of invasion of privacy and disorderly conduct, and is currently being held at the Washington County Jail.
Reports will be completed and forwarded to the Washington County District Attorney's Office for charging purposes.


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The Petroleum Committee reports to the Logistics Committee on questions related to NATO petroleum requirements and how they are met in times of peace, crisis and conflict, including expeditionary operations.
The Petroleum Committee was originally established as the NATO Pipeline Committee in 1956, but was renamed the NATO Petroleum Committee in March 2008 to better reflect its wider role and responsibilities. Its present name was adopted in June 2010 after a thorough review of NATO committees aimed at introducing more flexibility and efficiency into working procedures. At that time the Petroleum Committee also came under the Logistics Committee.


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Oct 29th 12:15 pm - 1:00 pm
Boys and Girls Club - 1144 NE Cedar
Pilates is a system of exercises designed to improve core strength, flexibility, balance, and good posture. Please bring your own mat, water bottle, and sweat towel. No time commitments or pre-registration just come when you can. Class is held on Mondays and Wednesdays at the Boys and Girls Club from 12:15pm - 1:00pm. Fee $3.00 per class or $20.00 for the month.
For more information contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 541-492-6730