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BeachFront!*Incredible Views!*FREE Beach Service!*Sleeps 8! in Destin
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Beach House Condo
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 850 - $ 2,250 / week
$ 1,750 - $ 9,400 / month
vacation rental description
Destin Beach front condo in the Beach House Condominiums! You can't get any closer to the water! FREE Seasonal beach chairs and an umbrella for 2 included! Top floor 2BR/2BA Beach House Condo located on the beach in Miramar Beach in the Destin area very close to the Silver Sands Designer Outlet Mall! The views are spectacular from the kitchen, living room, and master bedroom! This condo has been recently renovated and painted! Granite counters in the kitchen, designer colors throughout, and nice furnishings makes this condo feel like home! You'll have all the comforts of home too! Big Screen TV in the living room with High Definition Channels including HBO & SHOWTIME! Game Station for the kids too! Sleeps 8 with a king bed in the master on the beach side, 2 full beds in the first bedroom, and a sleeper sofa in the living room. There is also a washer and dryer in the unit! This top floor unit has incredible views! You'll love it! Nice artwork and decorator touches make it special! Watch the community pool area from the balcony too!
Vacationing here is an annual, sometimes two to three times a year event for many families! You should come too! When you come once, you'll want to come again and again! Some people make this area home after just one visit! Come see why!
Saturday to Saturday bookings preferred during Spring Break and Summer Months
No Security Deposit! Save with our Accidental Damage Waiver Program!
Managed by Crystal Waters Realty. We manage other rentals too! Call or email us today!
Location: Close to the Silver Sands Designer Outlet Mall off Scenic Gulf Drive! Walk to several restaurants including Busters Bar and Grill and the Whales Tail!
Indoor Features: Approximately 1100 square feet, 2br 2ba! Professionally decorated with nice amenities and upgrades galore! Washer & Dryer in the unit!
condo rental amenities
Washer & Dryer in the unit! Big Screen TV with High Definition Channels & Game Station for the kids in the condo! Amenities include 650 feet of beach front, FREE seasonal beach service for 2, seasonally heated pool, kiddie pool, video game room, BBQ grills, DVD rentals, fitness room, lighted tennis courts, and large club house for gatherings. Walk to Busters Bar & Grill and the Silver Sands Designer Outlet Mall! 10 golf courses within 5 miles! Lots of activities for the whole family! All within 5 to 6 miles! Water park, go karts, bumper boats, bungee jumping, miniature golf, deep sea fishing, dolphin cruises, restaurants, movie theater, and all the water sports you can imagine!
activities and attractions in Destin Gulf Coast North
The Destin area is known as the Luckiest Fishing Village in the World! Deep sea fishing is very popular in the region. The sugary white beaches and the clear, sometimes Emerald Green waters give true meaning to the word, Paradise! The Destin area is abundant
with restaurants, bars, shopping areas, golf, and water sports.
vacation rental rates
Rates are base rate. ADD: $130 departure cleaning, $100 booking fee, & 12% tax
Accidental Damage Waiver $40 ***Seasonal Beach Service for 2 is FREE!***
3-1 to 4-11 $1650/week $270/night $6600/month 5 night min
4-12 to 5-16 $1330/week $218/night 3 night min
5-17 to 5-23 $1430/week $234/night 5 night min
5-24 to 6-6 $2150/week $352/night 5 night min
6-7 to 7-25 $2250/week $368/night 6 night min
7-26 to 8-8 $2150/week $352/night 6 night min
8-9 to 9-1 $1550/week $254/night 3 night min
9-2 to 10-31 $1200/week $196/night 3 night min
11-1 to 12-31 $850/week $139/night $2250/month 3 night min
***Winter monthly for 2 people**Nov & Dec $2250/mo**Jan & Feb to March 6th is $1750 plus fees***
Note: Rates are subject to change without notice until confirmed. 50% of the total is required to reserve. The balance is due 30 days before arrival. Trip Cancellation Insurance is offered at 6.5% of the total. Please ask for details!
Accept Visa, MasterCard, & Discover.


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Figure Skating Videos
- Videos of Famous Skaters (37)
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- Skating Performances Videos (53)
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Ice Diaries - Episode 1 - Part 1
"Ice Diaries" was a 2005-2006 television series shown on The Learning Channel that highlighted four top female U.S. figure skaters who could possibly make the 2006 Olympics.
Kristi Yamaguchi and Rudy Galindo 1989 US National Pair Skating Champions Video
Interview With Dalilah Sappenfield About Caydee Denney and John Coughlin 7-14-11
On July 14, 2001, pair figure skating coach, Dalilah Sappenfield, talks about her students, Caydee Denney and John Coughlin, who debuted their short program at the 2011 Summer Liberty Competition Aston, Pennsylvania.
Ice Skating Movies - Figure Skating Movies
What is your favorite ice skating movie? What is it about? Why is it your favorite?
Video of 1970 US Figure Skating Champion Janet Lynn
Janet Lynn was and is considered one of the best figure skaters in ice skating history. This video shows her winning and breathtaking performance at the 1970 US Figure Skating Championships which took place in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Dalilah Sappenfield's Pair Skaters Helped Disabled Public School Children Skate
Dalilah Sappenfield's pair skaters helped developmentally disabled children from Thornton, Colorado's Mapleton Public Schools ice skate on April 28, 2009.
Video Montage of Women U.S. Figure Skating Champions
"U.S. Ladies Figure Skating Champions - A History," is a video montage put together by a user on YouTube.com. Almost every U.S. Ladies figure skating champion is shown.
Video Montage of Footwork
Footwork, in figure skating, is when steps and turns are put together on the ice in any creative way. This video montage shows some of the best ice skaters in the world doing footwork.
Figure Skating Video Montage to a Joni Mitchell Song
A figure skating fan and YouTube user put together a beautiful figure skating video montage of some favorite performances of figure skating champions to "River" by singer Joni Mitchell.
Video of Surya Bonaly's Backflip on Ice
French figure skater, Surya Bonaly, is famous for doing a backflip on the ice and landing it on one foot. Surya's backflip on the ice is considered her trademark move. This is a short video clip showing Surya Bonaly doing that trademark backflip.
Video of the Silent Coach Figure Skating Training Aid
The Silent Coach figure skating training aid makes it possible for figure skating coaches to not have to shout corrections across the rink as they teach skating lessons. This video shows the device in action.
Video of Alexei Mishin's Magic Vest - A Figure Skatting Training Aid
Mishin's Magic Vest allows a figure skater to hear sound signals if positions are correct while doing figure skating jumps. This video presentation shows Alexei Mishin's Magic Vest in action.
Video Demonstrating the Skate Spinner Figure Skating Training Aid
Skate Spinner is a figure skating training aid that simulates the skating blade on the ice. Figure skaters can practice jumps and spins anywhere with Skate Spinner. This YouTube video shows the product in action.
Pair Skating Coach Dalilah Sappenfield Honored
Pair skating coach Dalilah Sappenfield made history in 2008. Her students won the novice, junior, and senior pair titles at the U.S. National Figure Skating Championships. This is the first time in U.S. figure skating history that one coach taught all the national pair champions. She was honored at the beginning of the Denver "Showtime on Ice" show on April 25, 2008 and presented with flowers.
Video About the History of Russian Pair Skating
This video, made in the 1970s, shows how young children were chosen in the Soviet Union and molded into pair skaters.
Video of Kathy Johnson Teaching a Modern Dance Class to Elite Ice Skaters
Modern dance teacher and choreographer, Kathy Johnson, specializes in coaching elite figure skaters. In this video, Johnson teaches a class to some of the top ice skaters in the United States.
About.com's Figure Skating Guide Jo Ann Schneider Farris Skating on Skis
Cross country skating on skis is easy for figure skaters, since the motions used are very similar to stroking on the ice. This video clip shows About.com's Figure Skating Guide Jo Ann Schneider Farris demonstrating how easy skating on skis is.
Video Showing How to Do Hair For Figure Skating in a Perfect Bun
This video demonstrates how to make a perfect bun for figure skating. It shows how to make a "donut bun."
Video of the Grand March
Ice dancers from all over the United States and Canada come to Denver each May for the annual Dance Weekend with Carol Fox. The event takes place at the South Suburban Ice Arena in Littleton, Colorado and includes ten hours of ice dancing and instruction. One of the fun on-ice activities that takes place during the weekend is the Grand March. This video shows that fun activity in action. This particular Grand March took place on Saturday, May 17, 2008.
Ice Theatre of New York - Figure Skating Outreach to Public School Children
Ice Theatre of New York gives skating clinics and outreaches to public school children. The children are from Harlem and Washington Heights. This video shows a wonderful day that some of these children experienced. Some of the children in this video had never seen or tried ice skating before.
Video Montage of Ice Capades
This video montage shows fifty years of Ice Capades memories.
2013 Evening on Ice - From Jay Adeff, International Figure Skating Magazine
This is a behind-the-scenes video of the 2013 Evening on Ice fundraiser (US Athletic Foundation) for International Figure Skating Magazine by Jay Adeff who is a photographer for US Figure Skating events and a videographer for International Figure Skating Magazine.
Ice Skating Instructional Videos By Dmitri Olympiev
Dmitri Olympiev, a coach at Pines Ice Arena in Florida, has put together a series of free online instructional ice skating videos. Included are how to do forward and backward swizzles, how to stop, gliding on one foot, forward and backward stroking, forward and backward crossovers, three turns, mohawks, edges, and spins.
Skateweb Video Archive
Sandra Loosemore of Skateweb has put together a video archive of historical figure skating videos.

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Online Biographical Sources
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Benezit Dictionary of Artists
Over 190,000 entries on artists from antiquity to the present. Searchable via Oxford Art Online along with Grove Art Online, The Concise Dictionary of Art Terms, etc.
Biography Reference Bank
Contains biographical information on approximately 500,000 individuals from antiquity to the present. Contains the full text of well-known biographical resources like Current Biography, the World Authors Series, Nobel Prize Winners, World Artists, World Film Directors and many other sources.
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Grove Art Online
Online version of the Grove Dictionary of Art. Includes biographical information on major artists, bibliographical references and links to images. (Part of the Oxford Art Online suite.)
Marquis Who's Who
Features brief profiles on over 1.4 million individuals from all fields including government, business, science and technology, the arts, entertainment, and sports. Equivalent to the print versions of Who's Who in America, Who's Who in the World, Who's Who of American Women, Who's Who in Business and Finance, and many other Who's Who volumes.
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
Includes more than 50,000 biographies of individuals who shaped the history of Great Britain and beyond. From the fourth century BC to the 2000s. Includes illustrations.
Finding Biographical and Background Info in OskiCat
OskiCat lets you know what books are available in the UC Berkeley Libraries. OskiCat does NOT index articles, but it's a good way to find out what books we have and which magazines and journals the Library subscribes to. To see if any books have been written about the artist you're researching, try searching their name as a subject (last name first).
From the Quick Search screen, choose the "Subject begins with..." option from the pulldown menu, then enter your artist's name, last name first (e.g., leonard, zoe). This will let you find books ABOUT Zoe Leonard. To find books both by and about Leonard, enter her name in the Keyword (default) search box. Either zoe leonard or leonard zoe wil work in Keyword search.
To find books that discuss and critique a given artist's works, use the Keyword search. Enter the artist's name plus the word criticism, like this: kara walker criticism and interpretation.
Finding Recent Art Reviews
Access World News
Newspapers are often a good place to find reviews of art and art exhibitions. Access World News provides full-text articles from over 600 U.S. and over 700 international sources.
Alt-Press Watch
Indexes alternative, radical, and independent magazines, newspapers, and journals in North America. You can find some reviews of artsts and art exhibitions here. In Advanced Search, you can limit your search to reviews only.
Art Source (formerly Art Full Text)
This art periodical index covers the fields of advertising art, antiques, archaeology, architecture, art history, city planning, decorative arts, crafts, film, folk art, graphic arts, industrial design, interior design, landscape architecture, motion pictures, museology, painting, photography, sculpture, television, textiles, and video. You can limit your search to reviews only on the advanced (default) search screen.
Has a business focus, but is actually a good place to find reviews and commentary on contemporary artists and art exhibitions. Indexes mainly newspapers and magazines (not scholarly journals) from around the world.
International Index to Performing Arts (IIPA)
Not usually a good source for visual art reviews, but reviews of performance art can be found here. Indexes and abstracts over 250 scholarly and popular performing arts periodicals, documents, biographical profiles, conference papers, obituaries, interviews, discographies, and reviews. In Advanced Search, you can limit your search to reviews or exhibition reviews only.
ProQuest Newspapers
Newspapers are often a good place to find reviews of art and art exhibitions. Includes New York Times (Historical with Index, 1851-2008, 1980-current). Los Angeles Times (Historical, 1881-1988, 1985-current). Wall Street Journal (Historical, 1889-1994, 1984-current). In Advanced Search, you can limit your search to reviews only.


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11:00am Friday 21st February 2014 in News By Anna Roberts, Crime reporter
A woman lost two teeth after she was pushed to the ground and robbed of her handbag.
The incident took place at about 7pm on Thursday (20) in an alleyway between Seymour Road and Holyrod Place in Broadfield, Crawley.
The 56-year old woman was pushed to the ground by the man who had approached her from behind. She lost two teeth in the impact, and the man, described as white, in his early 20s, and wearing a blue hooded jumper and blue jeans, snatched the bag and ran off.
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- May 29:
- In Oakdale shooting suspect's absence, competency hearing postponed
- Nov 15:
- Accused Oakdale shooter remains incompetent for trial, judge says
- Mar 25:
- Oakdale shooting suspect deemed incompetent to stand trial
- Mar 24:
- Is Oakdale man, accused of fatal shooting at cars, competent for trial? Question presented Monday
- Feb 18:
- Slain Oakdale boy laid to rest
- Feb 17:
- Slain Oakdale boy's funeral set for Monday
- Feb 13:
- Oakdale shooting suspect armed with handgun, ammo, knives, authorities say
- Feb 12:
- After boy's slaying in Oakdale, community shares grief at vigil
- Slain Oakdale boy's mother: 'Hearing his breath, I had hope'
- Oakdale: Boy killed, 2 injured in random shooting; suspect ID'd
On Jan. 21, Nhan Lap Tran called an Oakdale police officer and said he was being followed and wanted to shoot his alleged stalkers.
It was the second time he had called with such concerns.
Three weeks later, he was arrested and accused of going on a shooting rampage in his neighborhood that left a boy dead and others wounded.
He has since been found mentally incompetent by the courts, and his family said he has been ill for many years.
The boy's mother criticizes police and the family for not recognizing the red flags.
But hindsight is 20/20.
The Oakdale police chief said that while he regrets that the shooting happened, he stands by his officer's inaction after speaking with Tran. The department veteran made a judgment call as to whether Tran posed a real threat and erred only in deciding not to write a report, Chief Bill Sullivan said.
"The officer, Tina Voss, should have done an initial complaint report. The context should have been documented just because of the odd nature of the request," Sullivan said last month. "But based on my conversation with Tina and the information available to her that day, it wouldn't have changed the outcome."
Records show Tran called police in September 2011 to report a suspicious vehicle and in June 2012 submitted an application for a permit to buy a handgun.
Tran called police again Jan. 21 and asked to speak with officer Voss "specifically because I had talked to him regarding him being followed some time ago," Voss wrote in her report, which was deemed nonpublic by the Washington County attorney's office but recently was leaked to local media.
"I asked Tran if people had been continuing to follow him for the past couple of years why hadn't he been reporting it. Tran said he didn't want people to think that he was crazy," Voss wrote in her report.
She said that Tran was unable to give her specifics on the vehicles or people he thought were following him and that he couldn't tell her who "they" were.
"Tran then asked if these people continued to follow him if he could shoot them," Voss wrote. "I told Tran absolutely not, he could not shoot someone for following him around. I told Tran he needed to get the incidents documented so it could be determined if he was being followed. Tran grew angry and began arguing with me about why he couldn't shoot someone for stalking him. Tran said, 'So I can't just shoot them for following me?' "
Initially, Voss didn't write a report, the police chief said. But after Tran was arrested and police said at a news conference that they had no previous contact with him, Voss' January conversation with Tran was revealed and she was asked to write it for the record, Sullivan said.
The shooting happened Feb. 11, near Hadley Avenue and Seventh Street in a residential area of Oakdale. Tran is accused of firing at passing vehicles as he walked down the middle of the street, just yards from his home.
Bullets hit at least four cars and three people, police said. Devin Aryal, a fourth-grader at Oakdale Elementary School, was riding in his mom's minivan when he was shot and killed. His mother, Melissa Aryal, was injured.
Tran was arrested a couple of blocks away. He had a handgun, a backpack full of ammunition and two large knives, according to a criminal complaint.
He was charged with six felonies, including second-degree murder and attempted murder.
In May, after a second mental health evaluation, Tran was found incompetent to stand trial. He is in the process of being civilly committed and transferred from the jail to a state hospital.
His family released a statement in March saying Tran had been ill for years and was troubled by thoughts of being followed. He didn't get help, the statement said, because he didn't think he needed it and the family had no insurance.
"We are hopeful that the courts will finally get our son and brother the help that he needs," the family's statement said.
Melissa Aryal said that if Tran's mental issues had been addressed, her son's life might have been saved.
"It makes me more angry, because it could have been prevented," Aryal said. "Whether it was the authorities or the family or if somebody would have stepped in, if they would have seen the red flags. My poor child's life had to be lost because of it."
After speaking with Tran, officer Voss reportedly attributed his question to a cultural misunderstanding, the police chief said.
"Officer Voss had no legal foundation to take any additional action. There was no probable cause for arrest, no indication that any other action was appropriate," Sullivan said. "Her view of it was that it was apparently not consequential enough for her to even do paperwork. It seemed like a cultural difference, that he just didn't understand how the law worked."
Lawmakers here and elsewhere have struggled to balance constitutional gun rights with the moral quest to prevent incidents like the Aurora, Colo., theater shooting, in which the suspect is suspected of having an untreated mental illness.
But the legislative discussions have yet to produce any silver bullets.
State Rep. Dan Schoen, DFL-St. Paul Park, who is also a Cottage Grove police officer, said he supports stronger gun restrictions for people with untreated mental illnesses, but he was hesitant to criticize the Oakdale officer who spoke with Tran before the shooting.
"It's easy after the fact to put singular situations together and add them up and say we should've seen that coming," said Schoen, who was not involved in the Tran investigation. "This wouldn't be the first officer who dealt with somebody -- and I have, too -- who had their emotions elevated. You are in a position where you've got probably five minutes of interaction to determine if there's something right or wrong with this person. To demonstrate that they are a danger is a pretty high benchmark."
Chief Sullivan said officers must make decisions regarding a person's intentions and have less authority to take action than the general public might believe.
"Is it someone who's obviously going to carry out this act immediately, or is it someone who maybe doesn't understand the law? Sometimes we're right and sometimes we're wrong," Sullivan said. "It's a judgment call. Sometimes it's going to be obvious -- someone who's delusional or extremely dangerous. But in policing, most of the contacts are not that obvious. It's not that clear for the officers involved."
In the recent legislative session, Minnesota lawmakers filled holes in the state's criminal background check system by improving the availability of certain records in the database, including records of civil commitment, used to determine whether a person can own a gun. They also dedicated funds for improved mental health services in schools. Gun-rights advocates fought off measures to tighten gun laws, including expansion of background checks.
Schoen said law enforcement agencies need better tools or access to records in order to properly screen and intervene in cases where mental illness is a factor.
But it doesn't stop with law enforcement. "It's systemic," he said.
That means a cooperative effort among law enforcement agencies, human services workers and families, he said.
Sue Abderholden, executive director of the National Alliance on Mental Illness Minnesota, said there are a lot of barriers to getting help for someone with a mental illness.
Families and law enforcement are limited in what they can do against someone's wishes and are bound by the state's commitment laws, meaning the person must be a clear danger or unable to care for himself, Abderholden said.
Even when there are symptoms of mental health issues, it can be difficult to predict behavior.
"I think it's really hard for any parent to ever look at their child, especially one who is displaying indications of mental illness, and think that they might kill someone," she said.
Abderholden said prevention lies in mental health literacy, focusing on identifying mental illness earlier in life and reshaping the mental health workforce to better reflect the community it serves.
In Tran's case, she said, there are no easy answers.
"I don't think there's blame to be placed," she said. "I think, unfortunately, it's one of those things that happen. And it's really difficult to know the signs that someone will become violent. I hope we can learn from it."
Elizabeth Mohr can be reached at 651-228-5162. Follow her at twitter.com/LizMohr.


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After his bullpen blew a 3-3 tie in the eighth inning and ended up losing 8-3 to the Texas Rangers, Angels manager Mike Sciosca lost it in a post-game interview. While it might have been mundane compared to legendary stack-blowers like Billy Martin and even Scioscia's old skipper Tommy Lasorda, Scioscia is legend for an even-keel optimism and he raised his voice, first in defense of one player and then to send an ultimatum to an unnamed few.
In fourteen seasons as Angels manager he has never reacted this way. He discusses turning pages when the team loses and keeping it going when the team wins. But after Tuesday night's loss he was asked about catcher Chris Iannetta allowing six stolen bases - most of which became runs and two of which were steals of 3B. Scioscia raised his voice in defense of Iannetta and immediately places the blame for the six SB at the feet of Angels pitchers.
Here is what he said...
"This is about the inability of some of our pitchers to make some adjustments they need to make. And the reality of it is if this is going to become instructional league, we need to make some changes."
That is not Billy Martin yelling expletives and throwing things nor is it Lasorda sneering at reporters and daring them to outsmart him. But longtime Angels watchers all know what happened there. Mike snapped. The press was picking on the catcher - and as a former catcher Scioscia has fundamentally favored the defense of his old position as the foundation upon which his team is built, a premise that absent a Molina brother has cost the franchise dearly over the last few seasons, and even severely at times.
Scioscia's implication in this tirade is that Angels pitchers are not quick enough to the plate. In a losing season with no focus, the difference between Ernesto Frieri getting a pitch to the plate in 1.4 seconds (which he was clocked at on Tuesday) instead of in 1.35 seems hare-splitting. To be thrown under the bus is terrible. And Scioscia did it to starter Garrett Richards and relievers Kevin Jepsen, Nick Maronde and Frieri over five one-hundredths of a second - on a night when the catcher on the Angels bench has a Caught-Stealing rate twenty percent higher than the starter (Hank Conger has thrown out 35 percent of would-be base stealers while Iannetta has nailed 14 percent).
So Mike raised his voice and made threatening overtures to easily identifiable players for the first time in fourteen seasons. He did this by privileging the importance five one-hundredths of a second in pitch delivery over a twenty percent difference in Caught-Stealing rate.
Tonight's snapping, and it was a snapping by Scioscia standards, glaringly speaks of Scioscia's limitations and redass riding of players for almost imagined-offenses. You don't have to be a believer in chemistry to accept that at some point this nitpicking and grudge-bearing makes players just shrug and go about their business at a professional pace without regard to maintaining the heightened focus needed to win every play possible in the game within each and every game.
And that is why this team is where it is - turning pages back and forth; pages in an out-of-date book nobody will ever check out of the Anaheim library once the Big Catorce is elsewhere.


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BULLETIN FROM 05/07/2012 00:00:00 TO 05/10/2012 23:59:59Case Types: (LW) Incident, (AR) Arrest, (FC) Field Contact, (TC) Citation/Summons, (OR) Ordinance, (TA) Accident, (DB) Miscellaneous EventsUser: KOCHLAU ELKHART POLICE DEPARTMENTPrinted: 08:42, May 10, 2012, Thursday Page #: 1Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20120507018 Society VICTIM of Truancy (C), at 1 Blazer Blvd, Elkhart, IN, between 10:30,05/07/2012 and 13:27, 05/07/2012. Reported: 05/07/2012.LW DOLSHENKO, L.*LW210528*On 05/07/2012 a juvenile was reported being truant from Elkhart Central HighSchool 1 Blazer Blvd. Elkhart, IN 46516.Truancy20120507001 Gushwa, Christina Melinda (W F, 36) VICTIM of Invasion Of Privacy-protectiveOrder (C), at 510 N Michigan St, Elkhart, IN, on 05/07/2012, 05:00. Reported:05/07/2012.LW WEIR, R. C.*LW210516*On 5-7-12 at 0503 hrs. I responded to 510 N. Michigan St in reference to aninvasion of Privacy. A case was completed and forwarded to Elkhart City Court.Invasion OfPrivacy-protectiveOrder20120507003 Genesis Products VICTIM of Burglary - No Force (C), at 2702 Ada Dr, Elkhart, IN,between 17:00, 05/03/2012 and 05:38, 05/07/2012. Reported: 05/07/2012.LW HAIGH, S. A.*LW210518*On 5-7-2012 at 0551 hours, Clayton Moseley (26rs) of Genesis Products locatedat 2702 Ada Dr. reported that the business was burglarized over the weekend.Copper wire was taken from the business.Burglary - NoForce20120507004 Chaparro, Hecter J. (W M, 32) VICTIM of Burglary - No Force (C), at 830 W WolfAve, Elkhart, IN, on 05/07/2012, 06:14. Reported: 05/07/2012.LW WRATHELL, J.*LW210517*On 5-7-2012 at approximately 0614hrs I was dispatched to 830 W. Wolf Ave. inreference to a burglary. Upon my arrival I spoke with Hecter Chaparro (adultvictim) who stated during the night time hours someone entered his house andstole a purse, two wallets, and approximately 25 Xbox games. Hecter stated thetotal value of items missing is $400 .Burglary - NoForce20120507008 Williams, Adam G. (B M, 38) VICTIM of Criminal Mischief (C), at 805 Bower St,Elkhart, IN, between 15:00, 05/03/2012 and 09:00, 05/07/2012. Reported:05/07/2012.LW MILANESE, D. F.*LW210522*On 05/07/2012 I took a criminal mischief report after a window was broken out atthis address. The estimated damage is $400.Criminal Mischief20120507009 Briggs, Lorraine Robin (W F, 46) VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 322 WCrawford St, Elkhart, IN, between 13:00, 05/05/2012 and 14:00, 05/06/2012.Reported: 05/07/2012.LW MILANESE, D. F.*LW210523*On 05/07/2012 I took a theft report at 322 W Crawford St.Theft - All Other20120507010 Morford, Michael J. (W M, 34) VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 2528 Roys Ave,Elkhart, IN, between 12:00, 04/20/2012 and 10:45, 05/07/2012. Reported:05/07/2012.LW PRICE, M. K.*LW210524*On 5-7-2012 at 1045 hrs a subject approached the front desk of the Elkhart PoliceDepartment to report a theft.Theft - All Other20120507013 Wells Cargo Inc VICTIM of Theft - From A Building (C), at 1655 Gateway Ct,Elkhart, IN, on 05/07/2012, 11:29. Reported: 05/07/2012.LW MILANESE, D. F.*LW210530*On 05/07/2012 a theft report was taken at 1655 Gateway Ct. Value of items lostor damaged is unknown at this time.Theft - From ABuildingR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 05/07/2012 00:00:00 To 05/10/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 2Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20120507012 Pinkerton, Kevin Lee (W M, 43) VICTIM of Counterfeiting - Written Instrument -Not Give Authority (A), at 1224 Davis St, Elkhart, IN, between 12:34, 05/03/2012and 12:34, 05/07/2012. Reported: 05/07/2012.LW CHOMER, B. C.*LW210526*On May 7, 2012 a fraudulent check was reported at 1224 Davis Street.Counterfeiting -Written Instrument- Not GiveAuthority20120507019 534rent VICTIM of Burglary - Forcable Entry - Dwelling (C), at 1041 Middlebury St,Elkhart, IN, between 14:30, 05/04/2012 and 12:50, 05/07/2012. Reported:05/07/2012.LW CHOMER, B. C.*LW210531*On May 7, 2012 a burglary was reported at 1041 Middlebury Street.Burglary -Forcable Entry -Dwelling20120507015 Johnson, Rex Allen (W M, 50) VICTIM of Battery Domestic (C), at 1614 S 6th St,Elkhart, IN, on 05/07/2012, 13:12. Reported: 05/07/2012.LW REED, J.*LW210532*On 05-07-2012 at 1312 hours Cpl. Anglemyer and I were dispatched to 1614 southSixth Street in reference to a domestic disturbance. Rex Johnson and NancieGardner were arrested for battering each other. Both suffered minor injures.Battery Domestic20120507016 Sears VICTIM of Theft - Shoplifting (C), at 154 W Hively Ave, Elkhart, IN, on05/07/2012, 13:20. Reported: 05/07/2012.LW JOHNSON, S.*LW210534*On 5-7-12 at 1320 hrs, 19 year old Arrin Houston (23588 River Manor Blvd,Elkhart, IN) was arrested for shoplifting from Sears (154 Hively Ave, Elkhart, IN).Theft - Shoplifting20120507017 Gillingham, Rose M. (W F, 87) VICTIM of Burglary - Forcable Entry (C), at 1436Maple Row, Elkhart, IN, on 05/07/2012, 13:43. Reported: 05/07/2012.LW PRICE, M. K.*LW210529*On 5-7-2012 at 1343 hrs I arrived at 1436 Maple Row in reference to a burglaryreport.Burglary -Forcable Entry20120507022 Society VICTIM of Suicide/attempts/threats Of (A), at 1027 Mcpherson St, Elkhart,IN, on 05/07/2012, 13:40. Reported: 05/07/2012.LW ROA, R.*LW210541*On 5-7-2012 at 1400hrs. I was dispatched to Beardsley School, 1027 McphersonSt. Elkhart, IN in reference a juvenile problem. The Principal, Val Priller, said thata student made an attempt to hurt himself and she wanted to file a report.Suicide/attempts/threats Of20120507020 O`bryant, Mellody (W F, 56) VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 4430 Eastland Dr,Elkhart, IN, between 15:30, 04/27/2012 and 16:00, 04/27/2012. Reported:05/07/2012.LW CHOMER, B. C.*LW210533*On May 7, 2012 a theft was reported at 4430 Eastland Drive.Theft - All Other20120507028 Moore, Julia Latisia (B F, 28) VICTIM of Suicide/attempts/threats Of (A), at 303Waterfall Dr, Elkhart, IN, on 05/07/2012, 15:11. Reported: 05/07/2012.LW MAYER, D.*LW210550*On 05-07-2012 at 3:11 pm a 28 year old female was taken to Elkhart GeneralHospital for a 24 Hour Committal.Suicide/attempts/threats Of20120507030 Walmart VICTIM of Theft - Shoplifting (C), at 175 Co Rd 6 W, Elkhart, IN, between15:50, 05/07/2012 and 16:02, 05/07/2012. Reported: 05/07/2012.LW FLOREA, A. P.*LW210544*On May 7, 2012, at approximately 1616 hours, Amy Tom, age 39, of 70070Kenmore Dr., Edwardsburg, MI, was arrested for theft-shoplifting at Walmart, 175W. Co. Rd. 6. Also arrested for shoplifting was a 17 year old male. The amountof items that they attempted to steal totaled $61.21.Theft - Shoplifting20120507031 Society VICTIM of Learner`s Permit Violation (C), at 1300 E Indiana Ave, Elkhart,IN, on 05/07/2012, 16:18. Reported: 05/07/2012.LW YOUNG, D.Learner`s Permit *LW210547*Violation On 05-07-2012 at 1618 hrs I conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle with CarlosLazo-Carballo (age 40 of Prairie St Elkhart) who had 3 Warrants from ElkhartR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 05/07/2012 00:00:00 To 05/10/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 3Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor OfficerCounty. Carlos was issue several citations and arrested on the warrants.[05/08/2012 21:18, YOUNGDUS, 387]20120507032 Thomas, David Allen (W M, 25) VICTIM of Theft - Bicycle (C), at 228 W JacksonBlvd, Elkhart, IN, between 05:15, 05/07/2012 and 17:10, 05/07/2012. Reported:05/07/2012.LW WOLF, M.*LW210543*David Thomas (Age 25, of 228 W Jackson Blvd #1) called the Elkhart PoliceDepartment on Monday May 7, 2012 at 1722hrs to report the theft of two bicycles.David advised that his beach cruiser style bicycle (unknown make/model)($60.00)and his brothers Next beach cruiser bicycle ($60.00) were stolen from in front of228 W Jackson Blvd. The theft occurred sometime between 0515hrs and 1710hrs.Theft - Bicycle20120507036 Gaban, Dawn (W F, 37) VICTIM of Leaving Home Without Permission Of Parent,Guardian (C), at 1620 Victoria Dr, Elkhart, IN, between 09:30, 05/07/2012 and 17:36,05/07/2012. Reported: 05/07/2012.LW WEAVER, K.*LW210549*On 05/07/2012 Dawn Gaban reported her 17 year old son as a runaway.Leaving HomeWithoutPermission OfParent, Guardian20120507038 Society VICTIM of Cruelty To An Animal - Abandon Or Neglect Animal (C), at 2017Elizabeth St, Elkhart, IN, on 05/07/2012, 18:45. Reported: 05/07/2012.LW GRUBER, J.*LW210552*On 5-7-2012 at approximately 6:45PM a dog was found abandoned at 2017Elizabeth St, Elkhart.Cruelty To AnAnimal - AbandonOr Neglect Animal20120507037 Cummins, Matthew T. (W M, 36) VICTIM of Theft - Bicycle (C), at 2100 E BristolSt, Elkhart, IN, between 23:00, 04/28/2012 and 08:00, 04/29/2012. Reported:05/07/2012.LW RAY, J. R.*LW210551*On 5-7-2012 Matthew Cummins reported a theft of a Eastern Bicycle(Approximate Value 1400.00) at his residence at 2100 E Bristol St, Elkhat.Theft - Bicycle20120507039 Borden Waste Away VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 1212 W Lexington Ave,Elkhart, IN, between 00:00, 05/07/2012 and 12:30, 05/07/2012. Reported:05/07/2012.LW FLOREA, A. P.*LW210553*On May 7, 2012, at approximately 1943 hours, Angela Pulliam, age 38, of 1212W. Lexington Ave., Elkhart, reported that her city issued trash can was stolen($50).Theft - All Other20120507042 Gegax, David Paul (W M, 57) VICTIM of Theft - Bicycle (C), at 2525 W LexingtonAve, Elkhart, IN, between 21:30, 05/07/2012 and 22:15, 05/07/2012. Reported:05/07/2012.LW WOLF, M.*LW210555*David Gegax (age 57, of 1308 Magnolia Ave Elkhart) called to the ElkhartPolice Department on Monday, May 7, 2012 at 2221hrs to report a bicycle theft.David advised that his 26 inch mens Wards 3 speed bicycle ($45.00)was stolenwhile it was parked in front of Forge Industrial Staffing, located at 2525 WLexington Ave. The theft occurred sometime between 21:30hrs and 22:15hrs.Theft - Bicycle20120508001 Parker, Clarence Edward (B M, 45) VICTIM of Leaving Home Without PermissionOf Parent, Guardian (C), at 1126 Center St, Elkhart, IN, between 06:45, 05/07/2012and 00:05, 05/08/2012. Reported: 05/08/2012.LW RUCKER, A. J.*LW210558*On 5-8-12 at 0005 hrs., Clarence Parker came into the front lobby to report his15 year old son, as a Runaway.Leaving HomeWithoutPermission OfParent, Guardian20120508002 Keszei, Michael William (W M, 23) VICTIM of Critical Incident Inv (C), at 329 WJefferson St, Elkhart, IN, on 05/07/2012, 23:45. Reported: 05/08/2012.LW NEWLAND, C. J.Critical Incident *LW210559*InvR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 05/07/2012 00:00:00 To 05/10/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 4Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor OfficerOn 05/08/2012 at 1:20am 23yr old Michael Keszei of 923 Maple Row, Elkhartreported that he was shot in the right hand by his juvenile friend with his own CO2powered pellet gun. Michael was treated at the Elkhart General Hospital for minortissue damage.20120508004 Tucker, Laura B. (W F, 33) VICTIM of Criminal Mischief - Damages Property (C), at435 S Arcade Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 22:00, 05/07/2012 and 05:48, 05/08/2012.Reported: 05/08/2012.LW STEWART, S. L.*LW210561*Laura B. Tucker (age 33 435 S. Arcade) said that some time between 2200 hourson 5-7-12 and 0545 hours on 5-8-12 an unknown person shattered the rear windowof her maroon 2002 Ford Windstar as it was parked in her driveway. The amountof the damage was approximately $300.00.Criminal Mischief -Damages Property20120508005 Jackson, Ruby (B F, 91) VICTIM of Criminal Mischief (C), at 918 W Blaine Ave,Elkhart, IN, on 05/08/2012, 09:05. Reported: 05/08/2012.LW ANGLEMYER, B.*LW210562*On the 8th of May 2012 officers were dispatched to the area of 10th and Blainereference a possibly burglary. The noise of glass breaking and a black male seenrunning from the rear of 918 W Blaine Ave was seen. A kitchen window wasdamaged($100).Criminal Mischief20120508007 Baker, Steven David (W M, 20) VICTIM of Missing Person/lost (C), at 1136 CantonSt, Elkhart, IN, between 06:00, 05/07/2012 and 08:00, 05/07/2012. Reported:05/08/2012.LW OLDROYD, N. M.*LW210563*On 05-08-12 at 1000hrs Paula Baker came to the station to report her 20 yearold son as a missing person.MissingPerson/lost20120508008 Aep VICTIM of Criminal Mischief (C), at 1803 Cassopolis St, Elkhart, IN, on05/08/2012, 10:41. Reported: 05/08/2012.LW PRICE, M. K.*LW210566*On 5-8-2012 at 1106 hrs I arrived at Advance America located at 1803 CassopolisSt in reference to a criminal mischief report.Criminal Mischief20120508009 Hood, Thomas Leon (W M, 46) VICTIM of Reporting Dog Bites (C), at 1137 FultonSt/pleasant St, Elkhart, IN, between 12:00, 05/06/2012 and 11:30, 05/08/2012.Reported: 05/08/2012.LW MILANESE, D. F.*LW210565*On 05/08/2012 I took a dog bite report.Reporting DogBites20120508012 Miller, Cheryl (W F, 43) VICTIM of Theft - From Motor Vehicles (not Vehicle Parts)(C), at 3105 Kelsey Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 02:30, 05/06/2012 and 11:30,05/07/2012. Reported: 05/08/2012.LW OLDROYD, N. M.*LW210570*On 05-08-12 at 1230hrs Cheryl Miller(VI) came to the station to report the theftof her 17 year old daughter`s Apple IPAD2($699.99) and her FujiCamera($400.00).Theft - From MotorVehicles (notVehicle Parts)20120508013 Debolt, Barbara Jean (W F, 62) VICTIM of Theft - Purse Snatching (C), at 175 Co Rd6 W, Elkhart, IN, between 08:00, 05/08/2012 and 13:50, 05/08/2012. Reported:05/08/2012.LW PRICE, M. K.*LW210569*On 5-8-2012 at 1401 hrs I arrived at 1873 Cobblestone Blvd in reference to theftreport.Theft - PurseSnatching20120508014 Society VICTIM of Driving While Suspended- Prior (C), at 700 Marine Ave/johnsonSt, Elkhart, IN, on 05/08/2012, 14:15. Reported: 05/08/2012.LW JONES, D. L.*LW210574*Devin Walsh, 24, of 217 Clarinet Blvd, was arrested on 5-8-2012 at 300 pm forDriving While Suspended (prior).Driving WhileSuspended- PriorR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 05/07/2012 00:00:00 To 05/10/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 5Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20120508016 Cvs Pharmacy VICTIM of Theft - Shoplifting (C), at 900 E Bristol St, Elkhart, IN, on05/08/2012, 14:36. Reported: 05/08/2012.LW PRICE, M. K.*LW210571*On 5-8-2012 at 1451 hrs I arrived at CVS located at 900 E. Bristol St in referenceto a theft report.Theft - Shoplifting20120508019 Smith, Dawn M. (W F, 47) VICTIM of Criminal Mischief - Damages Property (C), at114 W Washington St, Elkhart, IN, between 15:20, 05/08/2012 and 15:22,05/08/2012. Reported: 05/08/2012.LW YOUNG, D.*LW210576*On 05-08-2012 at 1522 hrs, I was called to 114 W Washington St regarding acriminal mischief to a window that faced to the west of the residence.Upon arrival I spoke to the owner Dawn Smith (age 40 of same) reported unknownsuspect(s) damaged her window to the west of the residence.Criminal Mischief -Damages Property20120508025 Society VICTIM of Animal Fighting - Contest (C), at 433 W Marion St/s 5th St,Elkhart, IN, on 05/08/2012, 18:41. Reported: 05/08/2012.LW YOUNG, D.*LW210582*On 05-08-2011 at 1841 hrs. I was dispatched to 517 W Marion reference apossible dog fight. Upon arrival officers located a injured dog. This dog was takento the shelter and another dog was impounded.Animal Fighting -Contest20120508023 Veldmans Phillips 66 VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 3320 Cassopolis St,Elkhart, IN, on 05/08/2012, 18:35. Reported: 05/08/2012.LW MONTES DE OCA,*LW210580*On 5.8.12 at 1845 hrs. an employee of Veldman`s Phillips 66 located at 3320Cassopolis St. reported a gas drive off. The suspect pumped $19.80 into his vanand drove off without paying for it.Theft - All Other20120508026 Naasham, Diane (W F, 47) VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 345 E Windsor Ave,Elkhart, IN, between 19:15, 05/08/2012 and 19:30, 05/08/2012. Reported:05/08/2012.LW RUDZINSKI, T. J.*LW210583*On 05/08/2012 at 2005 hours 48 year old Diane Naasham of England reported atheft which occurred at 345 E Windsor Ave Elkhart,IN 46514. Totol Loss $200.Theft - All Other20120508027 Society VICTIM of Operating A Vehicle While Intoxicated - Endangerment (C), at522 Gladstone Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 21:17, 05/08/2012 and 21:18, 05/08/2012.Reported: 05/08/2012.LW FLOREA, A. P.*LW210584*On May 8, 2012, at approximately 2118 hours, Darci Long, age 28, of 1150Middlebury St. Apt. 1, Elkhart, was arrested for OWI-refusal and Leaving thescene of a property damage accident. Long struck a fence belonging to 522Gladstone Ave. and then fled the scene where she was arrested at her house.Operating AVehicle WhileIntoxicated -Endangerment20120508029 Beard, Michelle Renee (B F, 33) VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 204 MiddleburySt, Elkhart, IN, between 22:29, 05/08/2012 and 23:14, 05/08/2012. Reported:05/08/2012.LW HAIGH, S. A.*LW210586*On 05-08-2012 at 2314 hours, Michelle Beard (33yrs) of 204 Middlebury St.reported that her cell phone ($50) and cash card was stolen from her apartmentaround 2229 hours.Theft - All Other20120509002 Maciel, Michael Guiermo (W M, 20) VICTIM of Criminal Recklessness W/firearmShooting (C), at 2929 Mallow St, Elkhart, IN, between 23:47, 05/08/2012 and 00:19,05/09/2012. Reported: 05/09/2012.LW FAIGH, C.*LW210590*On 05-09-12 a shooting report was taken at 2929 Mallow Street.CriminalRecklessnessW/firearmShootingR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 05/07/2012 00:00:00 To 05/10/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 6Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20120509003 Lewis, Patience Ann (W F, 19) VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 506 W LexingtonAve, Elkhart, IN, between 17:00, 04/26/2012 and 00:30, 05/09/2012. Reported:05/09/2012.LW ROUNDTREE, B.*LW210588*On 5/9/2012 at approximately 0058 hours, Patience Lewis (19yoa) filed a theftreport.Theft - All Other20120509004 Moscoso Gonzalez, Maria (W F, 39) VICTIM of Criminal Mischief-damagesProperty-using Paint/markings (C), at 2229 Stevens Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 23:00,05/08/2012 and 04:20, 05/09/2012. Reported: 05/09/2012.LW WRATHELL, J.*LW210591*On 5-9-2012 at approximately 0443hrs I was dispatched to 2229 Stevens Ave. inreference to a vandalism report. Upon my arrival I spoke with MariaMoscoso-Gonzalez who stated her house was vandalized with spray paintsometime during the night. The house was spray painted with gang related graffiti(approximate damage $300).CriminalMischief-damagesProperty-usingPaint/markings20120509005 Gonzalez Corona, Fabian (W M, 37) VICTIM of Criminal Mischief - DamagesProperty (C), at 937 Erwin St, Elkhart, IN, on 05/09/2012, 06:39. Reported:05/09/2012.LW JONES, D. L.*LW210592*On 5-9-2012 at 639am, a resident of a home in te 900 block of Erwin Streetreported that there was gang grafitti painted on his house and his van.Criminal Mischief -Damages Property20120509006 Pierre Moran Middle School VICTIM of Truancy (C), at 200 W Lusher Ave, Elkhart,IN, between 10:18, 05/09/2012 and 10:38, 05/09/2012. Reported: 05/09/2012.LW FLOREA, A. P.*LW210593*On May 9, 2012, at approximately 1044 hours at Pierre Moran Middle School, 200W. Lusher Ave., a 14 year old male was arrested for being truant.Truancy20120509017 Menards VICTIM of Theft - Shoplifting (C), at 601 E Windsor Ave, Elkhart, IN, on05/09/2012, 14:44. Reported: 05/09/2012.LW JOHNSON, E.*LW210604*On 5-9-2012 Andrew Boomershine, a 25 year old male, was arrested at Menard`slocated at 601 East Windsor Drive for shoplifting an $85 Powermate spray gun.Theft - Shoplifting20120509019 Karlskin, Danyele D. (W F, 28) VICTIM of Incorrigibility-children Won`t MindParents (C), at 1250 Waurika St, Elkhart, IN, on 05/09/2012, 15:41. Reported:05/09/2012.LW JOHNSON, E.*LW210606*On 5-9-2011 an 11 year old male was arrested at 1250 Waurika street forincorrigibility.Incorrigibility-children Won`t MindParents20120509018 Society VICTIM of Theft - Shoplifting (C), at 154 W Hively Ave, Elkhart, IN,between 15:19, 05/09/2012 and 15:29, 05/09/2012. Reported: 05/09/2012.LW JANIS, M. E.*LW210605*On 5-9-2012 at 1530 hours I was dispatched to 154 West Hively Avenue (Sears)reference a Shoplifter. I arrested 26 year old Lashadae Jackson for FelonyResisting Law Enforcement, Theft and Driving While Suspended Prior.Theft - Shoplifting20120509022 Runyan, Jason A. (W M, 31) VICTIM of Animal Dangerous Killed / Injured (C), at1704 Morton Ave, Elkhart, IN, on 05/09/2012, 18:04. Reported: 05/09/2012.LW HUPP, S.*LW210610*On 5-9-2012 at 1804 hours an animal bite report was taken at 1704 Morton Ave.Elkhart, In.Animal DangerousKilled / Injured20120510003 Society VICTIM of Posses Marijuana/hash/hash Oil/salvi/synth-posses/grow (C), at501 W Indiana Ave, Elkhart, IN, on 05/10/2012, 00:35. Reported: 05/10/2012.LW SOMMER, E. R.Posses *LW210614*Marijuana/hash/hashOil/salvi/synth-posses/growOn 05/10/2012 at approximately 0035 hrs. I, Cpl. Eric Sommer #347, got out ona suspicous vehicle at the Rosedale High Rise at 500 W. Indiana Ave. During thestop I arrested Ashley Bentley, age 23, of 23362 Delany Ave, Elkhart, IN forR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 05/07/2012 00:00:00 To 05/10/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 7Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officerpossession of marijuana.20120510001 Society VICTIM of Dangerous Possession Of Firearm - Child (C), at 215 E IndianaAve, Elkhart, IN, on 05/10/2012, 00:38. Reported: 05/10/2012.LW DAVIS, M.*LW210613*On 5-10-12 at 0038hrs I arrested a 17 year old Juvenile at 215 E. Indiana Avenue(Roosevelt Park) for Dangerous Possession of a Firearm by a Child and CurfewViolation.DangerousPossession OfFirearm - Child20120507005 Rembert, Kevin Deshawn (B M, 26) Arrest on chrg of Dws-prior (M), at 175 WaterfallDr, Elkhart, on 05/07/2012.AR DEJONG, M. A.Dws-prior *AR64945*20120507005 Hill, Joshua Lee (W M, 22) Arrest on chrg of Ambulance Svc (M), at 175 WaterfallDr, Elkhart, on 05/07/2012.AR DEJONG, M. A.Ambulance Svc *AR64946*20120507005 Ousley, Heather Lynn (W F, 30) Arrest on chrg of Noise Ord (M), at 175 Waterfall Dr,Elkhart, on 05/07/2012.AR DEJONG, M. A.Noise Ord *AR64947*20120507011 Collins, Percy Eric (B M, 26) Arrest on chrg of Fail To Respond To Summons (M), at1900 Autumn Ridge Ln/osolo Rd, Elkhart, on 05/07/2012.AR JONES, D. L.Fail To Respond *AR64948*To Summons20120507015 Gardner, Nancie Marie (W F, 48) Arrest on chrg of Battery Domestic (M), at 1614 S6th St, Elkhart, on 05/07/2012.AR REED, J.Battery Domestic *AR64949*20120507015 Johnson, Rex Allen (W M, 50) Arrest on chrg of Battery Domestic (M), at 1614 S 6thSt, Elkhart, on 05/07/2012.AR REED, J.Battery Domestic *AR64950*20120507016 Houston, Aarin Kent (B M, 19) Arrest on chrg of Theft - Shoplifting (F), at 154 WHively Ave, Elkhart, on 05/07/2012.AR JOHNSON, S.Theft - Shoplifting *AR64951*20120507030 Juvenile (W M, 17) Arrest on chrg of Theft - Shoplifting (F), at 175 Co Rd 6 W,Elkhart, on 05/07/2012.AR FLOREA, A. P.Theft - Shoplifting *AR64954*20120507030 Tom, Amy Lynn (W F, 39) Arrest on chrg of Theft - Shoplifting (F), at 175 Co Rd 6W, Elkhart, on 05/07/2012.AR FLOREA, A. 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BOXING: Hughes forced to withdraw from Oasis bill (From Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard)
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Malmesbury boxer Hughes faces another lay-off with knee problem
4:00pm Wednesday 27th February 2013 in Sport By Danny Hall, Sports Editor
MALMESBURY boxer Joe Hughes has had to withdraw from his proposed fight with Calum Cooper at Swindon's Oasis Leisure Centre on March 9 because of a persistent knee problem.
It is particularly frustrating for Hughes who had been sparring with Darren Hamilton ahead of the latter's unanimous 12-rounds points verdict in his British light welterweight title defence against Steve Williams in Liverpool at the weekend.
Hughes has been to see a knee specialist in Bath and has been diagnosed with iliotibial band syndrome, a condition of the tendon connecting the hip to the knee.
"I thought I had got over the problem, but it does take a long time to heel," said Hughes. "When I went to Bath, I had an injection in the knee in order to reduce the swelling.
"I have to rest it for a month and then ease back into training so I probably won't be able to fight for four months.
"It is very frustrating as all I want to do is fight and keep busy.
"The last 18 months have been difficult as I have also been troubled by hand and wrist problems but they have been great recently and the sparring with Darren had been going so well."
Hughes, a former Senior ABA light welterweight champion, has won six of his seven pro fights, the only blemish coming in a disputed points defeat against Joe Elfidh in Sheffield.


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Summer Risotto Recipe
My mom always made this hearty dish to use up late summer garden vegetables. Often, I'll add sautéed mushrooms and serve it as an entrée with crusty bread and a salad.Shirley Hodge, Bangor, Pennsylvania
- 5-1/2 to 6 cups reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 2 cups uncooked arborio rice
- 3 large tomatoes, chopped
- 2 cups fresh or frozen corn, thawed
- 1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh thyme or 2 teaspoons dried thyme
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh rosemary or 2 teaspoons dried rosemary, crushed
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh basil or 2 teaspoons dried basil
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- Shredded Parmesan cheese
- In a large saucepan, heat broth and keep warm. In a large skillet, saute onion in oil and butter until tender. Add rice; cook and stir for 2-3 minutes or until lightly browned. Stir in 1 cup warm broth. Cook and stir until all of the liquid is absorbed.
- Add remaining broth, 1/2 cup at a time, stirring constantly. Allow the liquid to be absorbed between additions. Cook until risotto is creamy and rice is almost tender (total cooking time will be about 20 minutes).
- Add the tomatoes, corn, feta cheese, herbs, salt and pepper; heat through. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Serve immediately. Yield: 12 servings.
Originally published as Summer Risotto in Country Woman August/September 2011, p34
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Seen on Broadway: 33 Variations is a good excuse to showcase a star (Jane Fonda, in her first Broadway role in 46 years) and a stunning design that integrates Moises Kaufman's unwieldy play. Kaufman, author of Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde and The Laramie Project, graduates to the Main Stem with a show that cherry-picks concepts from past productions, notably Wit (coming to grips with mortal illness), Amadeus (incomprehension of genius), and On Golden Pond, with Fonda playing both her father's grumpy part, and Katharine Hepburn's forbearing one, from the film version. Fonda is Katherine Brandt, a musicologist whose obsession with finding out why Beethoven spent a chunk of his last years writing variations on an insignificant waltz mirrors the composer's stormy stop-and-go quest to create and finish them. Brandt, who travels to Bonn to research Beethoven's archives, is steadily deteriorating from Lou Gehrig's disease, which echoes the composer's own struggle against deafness. It's a shock to see the former workout queen, age 71, with slowing faculties and clutching a walker, but she doesn't overplay the part. Despite vocal strain that in some ways refines the characterization, she gives a fine performance, as if she had never left the stage for the screen and all the rest.
Holding up their end of the production, in historical scenes that recreate the always-poignant story of the great man's decline, is the blustery Beethoven (Zach Grenier, who does play to the balcony), his flustered patron, Diabelli (Don Amendolia), and put-upon assistant, Schindler (Erik Steele). In the present day, Samantha Mathis, as Brandt's estranged daughter, Colin Hanks, as the ailing woman's nurse, and Susan Kellermann, as her stern German counterpart, do as much as they can to animate familiar scenes of regret and reconciliation, with the two younger actors sparking scenes where their characters warily fall in love. No one is dexterous enough, however, to disguise that these themes are ones we've seen before, in more compelling variations.
If Kaufman's journalistic sensibility as a playwright is at odds with more sentimental, straining-for-seriousness material, as a director he has marshaled a design team that speaks louder than words. What could come off as window dressing, as the show shuttles from present to past, and merges in Brandt's mind, is very much the heart of the matter. Janice Pytel's period and contemporary costumes are simple and sensible, as the show otherwise makes imaginative connections. Derek McLane's archives set, with limitless rows of documents and sheaves of composition paper, some rolled on and off stage, distills the essence of a scientific mind engaged in making sense of mountains of material. Jeff Sugg, from last season's adventurously executed The Slug Bearers of Kayrol Island, returns with projections that amplify the thrill of discovery, bringing the dusty pages to life before our eyes while simultaneously winding down the clock on Brandt's life (an MRI-type usage, with real-time video, is chilling). David Lander's lighting design adds evocative touches all its own. Andre J. Pluess' sound design has an unnerving surround quality, particularly in the scenes charting Beethoven's debility, and effectively places characters in their environments across time and space. The best bridge of all, however, is concert pianist Diane Walsh, who from house left plays the Diabelli Variations, making the play's conceits tangible to the senses. 33 Variations runs through May 24.
Seen Off Broadway: Ruined falls short of the greatness of Lynn Nottage's Intimate Apparel, but it is good enough. Inspired by a trip she took to Uganda, the play takes place in the war-ravaged Congo, where the Mother Courage-ish Mama Nadi (Saidah Arrika Ekulona) welcomes government and rebel soldiers alike for drinks and whoring. Mama's apolitical stance is challenged by two new arrivals to her stable, whom she reluctantly houses in exchange for a box of imported chocolates: The plain and secretive Salima (Quincy Tyler Bernstine), a sure money-loser, and the beautiful, doe-like Sophie (Condola Rashad), who is of no value whatsoever, given her sexual mutilation. But Mama, despite her hard-nosed business instincts, is drawn to their stories, then into the fray, as the façade of neutrality crumbles.
There are numerous powerful sequences in Ruined, particularly when the women (who include another prostitute, Josefine, played by Cherise Booth), who are used to life in the shadows, assert themselves as something other than chattel in a conflict where rape and humiliation are the primary weapons. Thankfully, the show is short on hand-wringing and speeches. Nottage and director Kate Whoriskey know that didacticism would dilute the horror that they are trying to impart, and so the show is leavened with some fine original music (by Dominic Kanza) and musical performances brightly conveyed by Rob Milburn and Michael Bodeen, who share the credit for sound design and music direction. But Ekulona's overpowering performance is played at the same, ultimately wearying pitch throughout, and the final scene feels somewhat out of place, given what immediately precedes it. Then again, the empathetic Nottage may not be ready to give up on Africa; perhaps it is the task of our finest playwrights to find optimism where none seems to exist.
First seen at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago, and now at Manhattan Theatre Club's Stage I, Ruined has an effectively scene-setting design by McLane, a threadbare oasis of a bar ringed by native trees. Paul Tazewell's costumes, particularly those for Mama, add splashes of local color to the scene. And Peter Kaczorowski's observant lighting has gut-punching impact exactly when it needs to. Ruined plays through April 19.
None too gentle is Zombie, an adaptation of Joyce Carol Oates's Jeffrey Dahmer-esque short story, which appeared in The New Yorker. In this one-man (and one-mannequin) show, adapter Bill Connington plays Quentin P., whose humdrum persona conceals the heart of a psychopath. Quentin P. kidnaps disadvantaged young men and, like Oates' inspiration, performs ice-pick lobotomies on them, in the hopes of transforming them into sexually subservient zombies. Under tight rein by director Thomas Caruso, Connington plays the part with little affect, drawing us in as surely as co-conspirators.
Thickening the creepy atmosphere is Josh Zangen's design, basically a table (with chess set), and that mute, insinuating mannequin, which takes a fair amount of abuse that is difficult not to visualize for real. LD Joel E. Silver has conjured some effective shadowplay, and sound and graphics designer Deirdre Broderick envelopes the space with rumbles of ominous thunder. Not for all tastes, but compelling if you can stand the grisly details, Zombie is at the Studio Theatre in Theatre Row through March 29.
It's a shame that Evan Smith's The Savannah Disputation has closed at Playwright's Horizons as it was a charming little play deftly directed by Walter Bobbie: four characters, one set, lively dialogue, and a perfect cast: Dana Ivey—turning in an award-winning performance as Mary—with Marylouise Burke as her sister (one divorced, one spinster), their parish priest, Father Murphy, played by Reed Birney, and Kellie Overbey as an unsure young Evangenical missionary. A team of top-notch designers created the production: sets by John Lee Beatty, lighting by Kenneth Posner, costumes by David Woolard, and sound by Tony Meola. The real stand out was Beatty's set, which at first glance is a nice, southern-style living room with wooden slatted blinds on the free-standing windows (a nice design touch to allow the back wall to be cut away and reveal the sidewalk in front of the house) to keep out the sun, and Posner's lighting adding a dappled sunny pattern on the rug and walls. Yet as you look around the living room, you become aware that this is not just any living room, but one people with the numerous religious icons decorating the room, from The Sacred Heart of Jesus and various statues of saints, as well as rosary beads hanging on the doorframe leading to the kitchen. The irony is that with all these visible signs of a Catholic home, when it comes right down to it, these sisters aren't quite sure what they believe or what Catholics believe about some issues, when it comes time for some serious religious debate. So when the perky, young missionary appears on their doorstep and works her way into their belief system, the statues are put into the trashcan at one point as Dana Ivey's character, Mary, states she is no longer a Catholic. Father Murphy, a weekly Thursday night dinner guest, is pulled into the fray and eventually smoothes things over. Mary and her sister will go on being Catholic, the missionary will most likely go back to the cosmetics counter, and Father Murphy will tend his flock. Yet each has been faced with questions about their religious beliefs that are not so easy to answer.
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Council leader hits back at "psychopath" slur (From Echo)
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Southend Council leader hits back at "psychopath" slur
7:30am Monday 25th February 2013 in Local News
THE leader of Southend Council has been accused of branding a former colleague a "psychopath".
Nigel Holdcroft said he was outraged by the slur after a Labour rival misinterpreted a blog post by the Tory chief about cycle paths.
Mr Holdcroft wrote the post to debunk claims by former Conservative councillor Steve Aylen that a planned new cycle route would destroy trees in Belfairs Park.
But, writing on his own blog, Julian Ware-Lane, a councillor for Milton, claimed Mr Holdcroft had deliberately chosen a similar-sounding phrase to psychopath to attack Mr Aylen.
Mr Holdcroft said the interpretation was "simply unacceptable" and demanded an apology.
He added: "For Mr Ware-Lane to try to link 'cycle path' with 'psychopath' is bizarre and bears no relation to my comments – either actual or implied.
"His blog is offensive to both me and Mr Aylen.
"He should offer an immediate and unreserved apology and withdraw the blog entry."
The council has been pursuing plans to create a cycle path from Priory Park in the east to Woodlands Park in the west of the borough since 2005.
Councillors are now being consulted on the proposed route through Belfairs Park.
In a letter to the Echo last week, campaign group Saxon King in Priory Park (SKIPP) claimed Mr Aylen had said the route would mean the felling of a substantial number of trees.
Mr Holdcroft said that was inaccurate and titled his blog post "A Tale of Two Cycle Paths" to illustrate the differences between the actual route and the one suggested by Mr Aylen.
Mr Aylen fell out with his Tory colleagues last year after he was deselected as the party candidate for Belfairs ward in May's elections.
He stood as an Independent and defeated the Tories' Helen Boyd to retain his seat.
Mr Ware-Lane wrote: "There is no love lost between Mr Aylen and some of his former colleagues.
"It is an old joke, pun perhaps, that conflates 'cycle paths' and 'psychopaths', and so to me it is clear what Mr Holdcroft means in his post title.
"Rude does not cover it, it is beyond rude."
Speaking to the Echo, Mr Ware-Lane added: "I still think the post title was ambiguous at best.
"However, if Mr Holdcroft is saying he did not mean that, then I will have to take that at face value.
"But in my opinion it was a deliberately ambiguous choice of words."
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The one is not suggested its on the offical council web site and minuited in a number of meetings that took part in 2005 and is the actual route. the actual route refered to by Mr Holdcroft as the actual is the suggested alternative route that is currently seeking approval.
you would think that the council leader would check the offical website council minuites and consult with officers but he is not alone .
mr cox is claiming similar that its immaginary on his blog and he is reponsible for cycle paths and does not even know were thay are going.
There is also the staement of mr Holdcraofts blog that Steve Ayeln was sacked because of his objection to the road to the west sorry cyle path .
if it didn't exist why sack him
9:19am Mon 25 Feb 13
DogsMessInLeigh says...
10:13am Mon 25 Feb 13
Shoebury_Cyclist says...
DogsMessInLeigh wrote:If it's anything like what they put in along the sea wall from the top of Barge Pier Road in Gunners Park and Shoebury Common Road it'll still be a muddy useless facility in winter.
A cycle path through the woods and park...can't wait, its far to muddy in winter and messes up the bike a bit, good plan/idea, there should be more official cycle routes off road.
1:03pm Mon 25 Feb 13
saarfender says...
DogsMessInLeigh wrote:ha, they put one in through the woods a few years ago. LInked Eastwood Road North to Woodlands Park in Hadleigh. left it worse than before they started.
A cycle path through the woods and park...can't wait, its far to muddy in winter and messes up the bike a bit, good plan/idea, there should be more official cycle routes off road.
Slippery sandy surface that had less traction than the original ground. More mud/filth sprayed over the bike than before. No maintenance of the path after it went in, so it got overgown and dangerous really quickly. It was too narrow to pass other people easily... and because a path was created all the dog walkers used it so cyclists couldn't get along there without conflict. Oh, and it was unusable at night (i.e. winter commuting) because of the overhanging branches not lit by cycle lights. Decent street lit on-road cycle investment would have been better for cyclists than that joke.
Mind you, not as bad as the other path they put in and decided to surface with cockle shells from Leigh... they just slashed the tyres every time it was used. I was so pleased when the shells sunk into the mud and it reverted to how nature had it before.
One of these days Southend might start thinking about cyclists' needs before they start ruining the area and making it worse for cyclists by wasting tax payer money putting in badly designed infrastructure.
8:02pm Mon 25 Feb 13
Joe Wildman-Clark says...
This story must be some kind of joke, if you take umbrage at such an innocent phrase as Cycle Path (two words seperated by a space and both starting with a capital letter) and think it's a covert or undercover way to say psychopath then you really need to get a life.
They are totally different words spelt differently Cycle Path is two words whilst psychopath is ONE word.
Hope that clears things up.
So if we can not call the Cycle Paths now what do we call them?
Cycle Utilised National Transportation Street?
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Leonard Nimoy: Extended Interview
If I may ask, what's the wildest thing that has happened to you at a convention?
Did you know I went to Vulcan a few months ago?
That would be pretty nutty. How did you get there?
There's a town in Alberta, Canada, and it's called Vulcan.
No kidding.
Would I kid you, a guy from Boston? No. It's called Vulcan, and it was named Vulcan around 1915, by somebody who was interested in mythology, and they have a Star Trek center there. About a year and a half ago, I heard that the town had been asking Paramount for an opportunity to show a premiere of the Star Trek movie. And they finally got word that they weren't going to get the movie — maybe because there's no movie theater in Vulcan. We arranged for 300 people, drawn by lottery, to be bussed from Vulcan to Calgary for a screening, and then back. It's a kick. The place really is Vulcan. They have a Vulcan bakery, a Vulcan bank, a Vulcan mortuary, and a Vulcan restaurant. You know, it's all Vulcan.
When you say that, do you mean all the stores have the pointy ears?
No, I'm not doing any jokes here. I'm not doing any jokes about ridiculous, silly stuff. I mean, if you were in Newton and you had a Newton bank and a Newton bakery, this is what they have in Vulcan. So it's a kick to see everything named Vulcan. It has nothing to do with jokes. It's serious. It's real.
Okay, before I go, can I make a fan request? I know you speak Yiddish, so can you please say "Live long and prosper" in Yiddish? All the Trekkies in Brookline will plotz.
Oh, my. The simplest would be to say, "Languh yoren osta lebn." It's a typical Yiddish expression. Parents say it to their kids. It means, "You should live many years."
Can you say that again?
No! Once was enough.


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Giving up a goal late in the game to lose is beginning to become a common theme with the 2012 JU men's soccer team. The Dolphins fell 3-2 in double overtime Thursday night to Florida Gulf Coast in an important late season conference match.
Jacksonville entered its pair of games this weekend looking to move up from seventh place in the conference. The Dolphins will have to wait until Saturday night if they are going to better their standing after the narrow loss to FGCU.
The Eagles drew first blood, scoring in the 29th minute of the first half. Henry Penagos took a pass from 10 yards out and fired a shot past Dolphin keeper Gavin Carlin to go up 1-0.
The Dolphins would answer with a pair of goals less than five minutes apart.
Freshman Rene Reyes evened the game at one in the 36th minute when he took a great pass from Justin Syzymkowiak and took two dribbles in the box and shot the ball into the back of the net.
Sophomore Henrik Synnes would put JU on top five minutes later. Freshman defender Scott Hill was able to get his head on a corner kick that Synnes corralled and fired past the Eagle keeper for the 2-1 lead.
The Eagles wasted little time tying up the game as they scored two minutes into the second half. Felipe DeSousa beat Carlin with a shot from the right side of the box that found the left corner of the net knotting the game up at two.
Although the Eagles continued to pressure the Dolphin defense with shots in the second period enjoying a 12-2 advantage, the JU backline held and forced the game into overtime.
Neither team could muster up any real offensive attacks in the overtime periods as the game looked as it was headed to a draw and the Dolphins would earn the ever important point for the tie.
DeSousa had other plans as he would net his second goal of the night with less than five minutes left in the game. He found himself with the ball in the center of the box and blasted the game winner into the back of the net for the Eagles' third conference win of the season.
Jacksonville (2-11-1, 1-4-0 A-Sun) will return to action on Saturday night when they host the first place Mercer Bears at 7:00 p.m. at the Ashley Sports Complex.


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|Hot 3-point shooting lifts Cougars by 'Cats
|Wednesday, February 20, 2013 1:37 PM
The main Cougar culprit was senior A.J. Smith (9 boards) with nine bombs en route to 28 markers, along with 16 from junior Matt Bidlack (5 boards, 3 steals) and 10 from sophomore Connor Holliday. The Cougars (11-10) canned 15-of-32 from beyond the arc to Jefferson's 2-of-7 as senior Joey Hurless delivered 15 assists.
The Wildcats (4-16) received 26 counters and seven rebounds from junior Ross Thompson, recovering nicely from mid-season knee surgery. Freshman Trey Smith added 17. The Wildcats canned 22-of-32 free throws for 68.7 percent.
No matter what zone the Wildcats tried, the Cougars had the answer from long range. When A.J. Smith hit the first of his long-range baskets just 45 ticks into the game, the visitors led for good. In fact, he hit three triples in the first period alone as the Cougars canned 7-of-14 shots in the canto, 4-of-8 downtown. The Wildcats got four each from Thompson and Trey Smith and used the free-throw line — 7-of-8 in the period — to help stay close. When Kyle Keber hit a bomb from the left corner with 19 ticks showing, the Cougars led 20-11.
The Cougars seemed on the verge of turning this matchup into a rout in the second stanza, shooting out to a 30-13 advantage on an A.J. Smith trifecta midway through the canto. The Wildcats would have none of that, shutting down the visitors the rest of the half and using the charity line — 6-of-9 — to chip away at the deficit. Thompson in particular was effective, downing seven counters in the canto. When junior Tyler Mox hit the second of two singles at 28.1 ticks, Jefferson was within 30-24.
Van Wert quickly made it a 10-point game in the third but the Wildcats again stayed within striking distance, moving within 34-29 on a layin by Trey Smith — off a scramble — at 5:45. The hosts could get no closer as A.J. Smith caught fire again, hitting three treys, as part of an 11-4 spurt to reassert control. Thompson was again very effective, knocking down eight more points, but Bidlack's seven and six by Holliday were too much for the hosts. When Keber struck for an NBA long ball from the left wing that beat the horn, Van Wert led 58-43.
Try as they might, with Thompson (7) and Trey Smith (6) leading the way, the Wildcats could not make a serious dent in their deficit in the finale. A.J. Smith continued his hot hand with eight more (2 treys) as the Cougars built a lead of as much as 25.
"I just told the kids in the locker room that for us to get to where we want to be, we need to be able to defend people night in and night out in man-to-man. We aren't there yet but we're coming," Coach Smith added. "Offensively, we had some breakout games. Ross had 32 for his career high before tonight but he was confident and it grew as he has success. Trey was Trey; they were doubling and tripling him and we could isolate Ross on their big man. Tyler had his best game. I felt for the last 2 1/2 quarters, we executed as well as we have all year offensively. We rebounded, we executed, we got to the line." In sum, Van Wert canned 30-of-61 from the floor overall (49.2%) and 6-of-10 at the line (60%); secured 28 caroms, 10 offensive; and amassed a mere five errors and 21 fouls. Van Wert is at home Friday versus Western Buckeye League opponent Ottawa-Glandorf. Jefferson knocked down 17-of-36 fielders for 47.2 percent; nabbed 30 caroms (7 offensive) as Thompson and Smith had seven each and Mox six; and added 15 errors and 10 fouls. Jefferson is at home versus Columbus Grove for Senior Night Friday.
In junior varsity action, Van Wert improved to 20-1 with a 43-20 triumph.


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CROMWELL — Eleanor Steller, 91, died Sunday.
She is survived by three sons, Daniel (Janelle Johnson) Iavagnilio, Frank (Dar) Correll and Richard (Peggy) Correll.
She was preceded in death by her husbands, Anthony Iavagnilio, who died in 2003; Charles Correll, who died in 1972; and Baron Steller, who died in 1992.
Family and friends will be received today from 1 to 3 and 5 to 7 p.m. and one hour prior to the 11 a.m. service Thursday at Yeager Funeral Home, Ligonier.


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MT. VERNON — The Cedarhurst Art and Craft Fair will be getting underway this weekend, featuring more than 100 artists, close to 1,000 volunteers and thousands of visitors.
In its 37th year, the Register-News has been working with Cedarhurst Center for the Arts since the beginning of the Art and Craft Fair to spotlight the artists who make the fair an attraction for visitors throughout the Midwest.
This year, the Register-News has produced a magazine highlighting the artists. The magazine will be available at Cedarhurst and in many newspapers.
The artists are the spotlight of the annual Art and Craft fair, with many returning to the juried competition year after year.
"Some take a break for a year or two, but then they are back," Said Sarah Sledge, Cedarhurst director of communications.
"When they arrive, we can't wait to see them," added Cedarhurst Executive Director Sharon Bradham. "It's like meeting family again."
The first opportunity for visitors to welcome the artists is during the preview party, which will take place Friday night from 5 to 9 p.m. Admission is $10 with Cedarhurst members $8 in advance. Smokin' T's BBQ will provide concessions, a beer and wine tent will be set up and music will be provided by the Soulard Blues Band from 6:30 to 9 p.m.
The art and craft fair will officially start at 10 a.m. on Saturday.
The event will run Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Admission is $5 with children ages 10 and younger free.
A shuttle bus service will allow visitors to park at Times Square Mall and ride to the fair for $3 a round trip.