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Joie De Vivre in Santa Rosa Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 4½
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Seanest Village
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,395 - $ 2,795 / week
$ 2,000 - $ 8,000 / month
vacation rental description
Sunny Mann here.
In Seagrove Beach and I am looking at a gorgeous 4 Bedroom, 4.5 Bath Beach Home called Joie De Vivre. This is a beach vacation home that will become yours year after year. A place where you and your family grow and create memories.
Seagrove Beach is one of many 30A beach communities that welcome vacationers to a more laid back family beach experience. Named for the thick grove of windswept trees that surround it, Seagrove still maintains the same green canopy of oaks, magnolias, hickories, and sand pines that came to define it a half a century ago.
Today, Seagrove has an eclectic mix of old beach homesteads and newer cottages, as well as a well-balanced menu of off-beach activities that range from exploring Point Washington State Forest to browsing the beach shops and restaurants along Scenic Highway 30A.
At Seagrove Beach you'll find a wide array of offerings from small shops and bistros. Want pizza, well Angelina's Pizzeria has it. Or try the Cowgirl Kitchen for some great eats. How about bike rentals. Yep. You'll find them. And lots of water sport rentals too. Want a latte? You'll find it here. Within easy reach of this great beach home.
You may think you're getting away at Seagrove Beach. But you're really getting to a unique beach experience. One full of great beach memories just for you and your family.
This home is located in Seanest Village. Seanest is a gated subdivision with only 43 homesites and a large infinity pool, one of the most beautiful in all of Florida. Complete with two levels, plenty of deck space and a Community Grill, there is also an elevated sitting area to watch the kids while the swim or enjoy a cool drink in the evening.
Seanest also offers easy access to the best beaches in the world that are just a short walk away. Let's talk about your beach home.
When you first enter, the foyer welcomes you with tile floors and tall ceilings. You know immediately that this is no ordinary beach house. It's a venue for vacation memories. Created one glorious day at a time.
The first floor offers two spacious bedrooms, each with a private bath and granite counter tops. In fact every bedroom in this well appointed home is equipped with a private bath, granite counter tops, and a FLAT SCREEN TV/DVD combination! So each bedroom becomes a quite retreat at the end of an active day at the beach.
The large wooden steps lead you to the main floor and Living Area where you'll find all the luxury you'd expect from a home at Seagrove Beach. Relax in comfort and enjoy the LARGE FLAT SCREEN TV. Prepare a meal in the wonderfully equipped kitchen on the beautiful granite counter tops. The STAINLESS VIKING APPLIANCES are perfect for the gourmet cook wanting to spoil their family.
Also on the main floor is a LARGE MASTER SUITE with breathtaking views from large window that also provide natural light and the warmth of the Florida sun. The MASTER SUITE is outfitted with a large king and nicely appointed. Notice the walk out to the 2nd floor balcony. A marvelous place to enjoy your morning coffee. The walk-in closet provides plenty of room to unpack without the clutter of travel everywhere.
The steps to the top floor take you to another MASTER SUITE with its own private balcony. From there you can view the EMERALD GULF WATERS that THE BEACHES OF SOUTH WALTON are famous for. There is also an office/wet bar for privacy away from the crowd during your stay.
This truly luxury beach home comfortably sleeps 8. And will create special vacation memories for you and your family this year and for many years to come.
Sunny Mann
house rental amenities
- Bedroom set up: K, Q, Q, 2T
- Viking Appliances in the kitchen
- Wireless internet access
- Great gulf views
- Easy access to the beach
activities and attractions in Santa Rosa Beach Gulf Coast North
- Lots of boutiques and intimate restaurants
- Bike rentals
- Watersport rentals
- Close to Seaside
vacation rental rates
Season Starts Nightly Rate Weekly Rate
4/8/2012 $239.00 $ 1,395.00
5/19/2012 $359.00 $ 2,095.00
6/16/2012 $479.00 $ 2,795.00
7/28/2012 $359.00 $ 2,095.00
8/12/2012 $299.00 $ 1,695.00
9/5/2012 $179.00 $ 1,395.00


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Having a race on your calendar is great motivation to keep running. But it's important to pick the right race so you don't start to regret your decision. If you're not excited about your upcoming race, you may slack off in training. To avoid buyers' remorse, ask yourself these questions before signing up for a race:
1. How far do I want to run?
The right distance for you depends on your current fitness level and goals, how much time you have before the race, and how much time you can dedicate to your training. Beginners should get their feet wet with shorter races, like a 5K (3.1 miles) or a 10K (6.2 miles), before taking on a longer distance. Those who want to train for a half marathon (13.1 miles) should be running for at least three months. If you're hoping to run a full marathon (26.2 miles), give yourself at least six months of regular running before starting a training schedule.
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More: How to Prepare for a Warm Weather Race When Training in the Cold
3. Where do I want to race?
Sure, running the Honolulu marathon sounds amazing, but make sure you consider the cons of running a race in an exotic destination. You'll have to deal with potential issues, such as language barriers, unfamiliar foods, and running with jet lag. If you're the type of runner who likes to have a very predictable routine leading up to race day, a local race might be a better option, so you don't have to deal with the pre-race stress of traveling.
You also have to take the potential weather conditions and other factors such as altitude into consideration. Search online to see what race organizers and runners have to say about typical race day weather. And think about how you feel about racing in hot or cold weather.
Tips for Racing in Cold Weather
Tips for Racing in Hot Weather
Tips for Racing in the Rain
4. How's the terrain?
Is a scenic course high on your list of criteria? Are you willing to put up with a few hills in exchange for a beautiful course? Do you want to run on a trail? Or are you less interested in scenery and hoping to run a personal record on a flat, fast course? Make sure the race's terrain matches up with your criteria and goals. Do your homework and talk to other runners about the course, read race reviews, and check out the course description and elevation map.
Also see: How to Find Local Races
How Strict Are Time Limits in Races?
Fast Marathons in the U.S.

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WASHINGTON — The Washington Freedom pushed across the winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning to defeat Hoosier Express, 7-6, in American Legion baseball at the Washington Sports Complex Sunday.
Washington led 6-2 after three innings before the Express tied the game with a single run in the fourth, two in the sixth and one in the eighth.
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Washington plays host to Boonville at 7 p.m. today.
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Value of the ladder is $90.Theft - All Other20130114003 Sun Communities Inc VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 1306 Columbus Dr,Elkhart, IN, between 12:00, 01/03/2013 and 12:00, 01/13/2013. Reported:01/14/2013.LW GARVEY, S.*LW218522*On 01/14/2013 at 0940 hours the management at Sun Communities INC,located at 1350 Co Rd 3 reported the theft of an air conditioner unit from one oftheir units. The unit was taken between 01/03/2013 and 01/13/2013 and is valuedat $1800.Theft - All Other20130114005 Quick, Pollie A. (W F, 54) VICTIM of Theft - From A Building (C), at 210 State St,Elkhart, IN, between 08:00, 01/08/2013 and 08:00, 01/09/2013. Reported:01/14/2013.LW BALLARD, J. E.*LW218524*On 01/14/2013, several capsules of a prescription medication were reportedtaken from a residence located within the 200 block of State Street.Theft - From ABuilding20130114007 Sands, Scott Allen (W M, 51) VICTIM of Deaths/other Than Homicides/suicide (C),at 2208 Pleasant Plain Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 23:30, 01/13/2013 and 11:30,01/14/2013. Reported: 01/14/2013.LW FRIEND, N. S.*LW218527*On 01-14-13 Elkhart Police and Elkhart Fire Department personnel weredispatched to 2208 Pleasant Plain Ave. with regards to a possible deceased subjectthere. A representative from the Cororners Office was sent to the scene and anongoing investigation into the death is continuing.Deaths/other ThanHomicides/suicide20130114008 Bonds, Roshanda Nicole (B F, 27) VICTIM of Theft - From A Building (C), at 1016W Garfield Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 15:50, 01/12/2013 and 20:00, 01/12/2013.Reported: 01/14/2013.LW REED, J.*LW218526*On 01-14-2013 at 1137 hours I was dispatched to 1016 west Garfield Avenue inreference to a theft report. $234.28 in property was taken from the home. Thereare no suspects at this time.Theft - From ABuilding20130114009 Society VICTIM of Truancy (C), at 200 W Lusher Ave, Elkhart, IN, on 01/14/2013,13:01. Reported: 01/14/2013.LW PETERSON, J.*LW218528*On 01/14/13 at 1301 hours a juvenile male was arrested for truancy at 200 WLusher Ave.Truancy20130114013 Lamb, Bobby Jason (W M, 21) VICTIM of Robbery - Causing Bodily Injury (C), at312 Pottawattomi Dr, Elkhart, IN, on 01/14/2013, 15:00. 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Totalvalue of loss was approximately $3,150.00.Burglary -Forcable EntryR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 01/14/2013 00:00:00 To 01/17/2013 23:59:59 Page #: 3Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20130115002 Society VICTIM of Possession Of Methamphetamine (C), at 228 E BeardsleyAve/grove St, Elkhart, IN, on 01/14/2013, 23:40. Reported: 01/14/2013.LW BARTH, J. D.*LW218549*On 01/15/2012 at 2340 hrs. in the 200 block of E Beardsley Ave., Angela Riggsage 44 was arrested for possession of meth, possession of meth paraphernalia, andpossession of 2 or more methamphetamine precursors.Possession OfMethamphetamine20130115008 River Run Apartments VICTIM of Trespass Enters After Being Denied Entrance (C),at 308 Middlebury, Elkhart, IN, on 01/15/2013, 10:08. Reported: 01/15/2013.LW CONWAY, C. D.*LW218553*On 01-15-13, Charlie Spencer (O) was arrested on the charge of Trespass.Trespass EntersAfter Being DeniedEntrance20130115009 Society VICTIM of Maintain Com Nuis-one+time-keep/sell-cntrl Sub-marijuana (C),at 130 Chapman Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 11:20, 01/15/2013 and 12:56, 01/15/2013.Reported: 01/15/2013.LW TWEEDY, A. C.*LW218561*On January 15th, 2013 it was reported that a juvenile male had suspectedmarijuana at Roosevelt Elementary School (201 W. Wolf Ave.). Based on theinformation obtained at the school a knock and talk was conducted at thejuvenile`s residence, 130 Chapman Avenue. Evidence of drug activity wasdiscovered at 130 Chapman Ave. and a search warrant was obtained for theresidence. CASE PENDING FURTHER INVESTIGATION.Maintain ComNuis-one+time-keep/sell-cntrlSub-marijuana20130115007 Society VICTIM of Truancy (C), at 200 W Lusher Ave, Elkhart, IN, on 01/15/2013,09:41. Reported: 01/15/2013.LW ANGLEMYER, B.*LW218554*On the 15th of January 2013 I was dispatched to 200 W Lusher Pierre Moranschool for three students that were being truant.Truancy20130115010 Mcknight, Tawasha Iesha (B F, 34) VICTIM of Burglary - No Force (C), at 1816 S6th St, Elkhart, IN, between 09:00, 01/15/2013 and 11:40, 01/15/2013. Reported:01/15/2013.LW WINDMILLER, M.*LW218555*After responding to a burglary on 1-15-13 at 11:40 am at 1816 S 6th St, Idiscovered a tv and Wii game console was taken at a total loss of $1900.Burglary - NoForce20130115011 Pena, Michelle Daniel (W F, 20) VICTIM of Criminal Recklessness W/knife OrCutting Instrument (C), at 2313 Benham Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 12:57, 01/15/2013and 13:10, 01/15/2013. Reported: 01/15/2013.LW BALLARD, J. E.*LW218557*On 01/15/2013, twenty year old Christian Serrato (09/02/1992) was arrested inthe 2300 block of Benham Avenue on felony charges of Domestic Battery in thepresence of a child under 16 and Criminal Recklessness with a knife or cuttinginstrument.CriminalRecklessnessW/knife Or CuttingInstrument20130115014 Witte, David Allen (W M, 45) VICTIM of Battery Bodily Injury W/hands, Fist, Feet,Etc. (C), at 320 State St, Elkhart, IN, between 17:00, 01/15/2013 and 17:12,01/15/2013. Reported: 01/15/2013.LW RUNYAN, J.*LW218559*On 01-15-2013 Tuesday at 1712 hours David Witte 45 years of age living at 320State St. called to report that his 14 year old step son battered him.Battery BodilyInjury W/hands,Fist, Feet, Etc.20130115017 Society VICTIM of Operating A Vehicle With A Bac Between .08% & .15% (C), at1530 S Nappanee St/illinois St, Elkhart, IN, on 01/15/2013, 22:01. Reported:01/15/2013.LW YOUNG, D.*LW218563*On 01-15-2013 at 2201 hrs a vehicle was stopped in the S Nappanee St and IllinoisAve for excessive speed with Shauna Whitaker (age 36 of Elkhart IN) driving thevehicle. The driver was given field sobriety tests which she failed. Shauna wasoffered and failed a certified test with a result of .10 BAC. Shauna was arrested forOWI-Misdemeanor.Operating AVehicle With A BacBetween .08% &.15%R_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 01/14/2013 00:00:00 To 01/17/2013 23:59:59 Page #: 4Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20130116001 Air Gas VICTIM of Burglary - Forcable Entry (C), at 2600 Northland Dr, Elkhart, IN,between 00:14, 01/16/2013 and 00:26, 01/16/2013. Reported: 01/16/2013.LW FAIGH, C.*LW218565*On 01-16-12 at approximately 0018 hrs a burglary report was taken at 2600Northland Drive( Air Gas).Burglary -Forcable Entry20130116003 Cohen, Rebecca Lynne (W F, 49) VICTIM of Fraud - Credit Card - UnlawfulyObtained (C), at 124 Johnson St, Elkhart, IN, between 05:50, 12/03/2012 and 05:50,12/13/2012. Reported: 01/16/2013.LW HAIGH, S. A.*LW218566*On 1-16-2013 at 5:50am Rebecca Hulben (49yrs) of 124 Johnson St. filed a theftreport. Hulben reported that someone has been using her bank account informationto make purchases. Approximately $2,000.00 in purchases and overdraft fees weremade.Fraud - CreditCard - UnlawfulyObtained20130116005 Society VICTIM of Truancy (C), at 336 W Indiana Ave, Elkhart, IN, on 01/16/2013,07:19. Reported: 01/16/2013.LW ANGLEMYER, B.*LW218569*On the 16th of January 2013 I was dispatched to 336 W Indiana Ave Apt Creference a child refusing to get up for school.Truancy20130116008 Lee, Monica Dominique (B F, 21) VICTIM of Burglary - No Force (C), at 719Monroe St, Elkhart, IN, between 07:45, 01/06/2013 and 00:45, 01/16/2013. Reported:01/16/2013.LW SOMMER, E. R.*LW218572*On 01/16/2013 at approximately 1031 hrs. I, Cpl. Eric Sommer #347, went 719Monroe St. Apt. B where I took Burglary report.Burglary - NoForce20130116009 Shupert, Sandra (W F, 63) VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 333 W MishawakaRd, Elkhart, IN, between 12:00, 01/11/2013 and 15:00, 01/11/2013. Reported:01/16/2013.LW ANGLEMYER, B.*LW218574*On the 14th of January 2013 I was dispatched to 333 W Mishawaka Rd reference atheft report.Theft - All Other20130116012 Society VICTIM of Posses Marijuana-posses/grow-30grm+ (C), at 1900 Berry St,Elkhart, IN, on 01/16/2013, 12:01. Reported: 01/16/2013.LW JONES, D. L.*LW218577*On 1-16-2013 at 1245 pm, Joshua Hughes, 20, of Oregon City, Oregon, wasarrested by Cpl. D.L. Jones #319 for possession of marijuana and possession ofhashish following a traffic stop in the 1900 block of Berry Street.PossesMarijuana-posses/grow-30grm+20130116015 Society VICTIM of Disorderly Conduct-noise (C), at 175 Waterfall Dr, Elkhart, IN,on 01/16/2013, 14:51. Reported: 01/16/2013.LW YOUNG, D.*LW218585*On 01-16-2013 at around 1450 hrs Michael Fitch (age 38 of Elkhart) was arrestedfor disorderly conduct in the parking lot of the Elkhart Police Department 175Waterfall Dr.DisorderlyConduct-noise20130116016 Forte, Sara Rene (W F, 36) VICTIM of Escape-runs Away From Lawful Detention(C), at 300 S 2nd St, Elkhart, IN, on 01/16/2013, 15:00. Reported: 01/16/2013.LW ROA, R.*LW218589*On 1-16-2013 at 1511hrs. while working off duty at the Elkhart Public Library, Iwas approached by Margaret M. Brennan 58 years of age who is a clinical directorfor Paddock View residential. She said that a 15 year old female had a courtreview a few minutes ago and she did not approve the outcome so she escapedafter court.Escape-runs AwayFrom LawfulDetention20130116017 Dandridge, Dewaun Miguel (B M, 18) VICTIM of Criminal Mischief - DamagesProperty (C), at 325 Harrison St, Elkhart, IN, between 05:20, 01/16/2013 and 15:00,01/16/2013. Reported: 01/16/2013.LW GELESKE, J. E.Criminal Mischief - *LW218579*Damages PropertyR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 01/14/2013 00:00:00 To 01/17/2013 23:59:59 Page #: 5Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor OfficerOn 1-16-13 at 15:44 hours I arrived at 325 Harrison St in reference to a criminalmischief report.20130116022 Shearer, Kathleen A. (W F, 56) VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 3030 Old Us 20,Elkhart, IN, between 14:50, 01/15/2013 and 15:00, 01/15/2013. Reported:01/16/2013.LW STEVENSON, J.*LW218584*On January 16, 2013 at approximately 1605hrs, Kathleen Shearer(age 56, ofGranger), came into the Elkhart Police station to report items stolen from herpurse.Theft - All Other20130116021 Alexander, Shanter (B F, 35) VICTIM of Leaving The Scene Property Damage (C), at2800 Cassopolis St, Elkhart, IN, on 01/16/2013, 15:42. Reported: 01/16/2013.LW WEAVER, K.*LW218582*On 01/16/2013 Shanter Alexander reported her car was struck by a blue BuickCentury (IN plate # 871LR)Leaving The SceneProperty Damage20130116023 Hernandez, Joe (W M, 42) VICTIM of Leaving Home Without Permission Of Parent,Guardian (C), at 3120 Garden Blvd, Elkhart, IN, on 01/16/2013, 15:41. Reported:01/16/2013.LW ELLER, D. M.*LW218586*On 01/16/2013 police responded to the 1300 block of Garden Blvd. in regards to arunaway.Leaving HomeWithoutPermission OfParent, Guardian20130116024 Heathcock, Richard Harold (W M, 45) VICTIM of Suicide/attempts/threats Of (C), at746 W Bristol St, Elkhart, IN, between 16:28, 01/16/2013 and 16:31, 01/16/2013.Reported: 01/16/2013.LW FLOREA, A. P.*LW218591*On January 16, 2013, at approximately 1631 hours, a 45 year old male was takento EGH for a 24 hour committal after threatening suicide.Suicide/attempts/threats Of20130116025 Smith, Susan Kay (W F, 61) VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 429 N Main St,Elkhart, IN, between 08:06, 01/16/2013 and 12:00, 01/16/2013. Reported:01/16/2013.LW STEVENSON, J.*LW218587*On January 16, 2013 at approximately 1715hrs, Susan Smith(age 61, ofElkhart), came into the Elkhart Police station to report her wallet being stolen.Theft - All Other20130116027 Radio Shack VICTIM of Theft - All Other (C), at 1242 N Nappanee St, Elkhart, IN,between 11:30, 01/15/2013 and 12:00, 01/16/2013. Reported: 01/16/2013.LW SKIPPER, C.*LW218590*On 01/16/13 at 1750 hrs. I was dispatched to 1242 N. Nappanee St. in Elkhart,Indiana for a theft report. A manager stated a male stole and item from RaidoShack.Theft - All Other20130116032 Hardin, Veronica Denise (B F, 42) VICTIM of Suicide/attempts/threats Of (A), at 625W Jefferson St, Elkhart, IN, between 19:18, 01/16/2013 and 19:16, 01/16/2013.Reported: 01/16/2013.LW MAYER, D.*LW218596*On 01-16-2013 1920 hours a 42 year old female was transported to ElkhartGeneral Hospital reference a 24 hour committal.Suicide/attempts/threats Of20130116029 Lopez, Victoria J. (W F, 55) VICTIM of Theft - Purse Snatching (C), at 929 PrairieSt, Elkhart, IN, on 01/16/2013, 20:48. Reported: 01/16/2013.LW JANIS, M. E.*LW218593*On 1-16-2013 at hours I was dispatched to 929 Prairie Street reference a Theft(purse snatching). Victoria Lopez (55 year old) reported her purse was stolen.Theft - PurseSnatching20130116031 Dyson, Freida (B F, 39) VICTIM of Leaving Home Without Permission Of Parent,Guardian (C), at 1838 Jon Dr, Elkhart, IN, between 21:00, 01/16/2013 and 21:30,01/16/2013. Reported: 01/16/2013.LW WEAVER, K.*LW218595*On 01/16/2013 Freida Dyson reported her 15 year old son as a runaway.Leaving HomeWithoutPermission OfR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 01/14/2013 00:00:00 To 01/17/2013 23:59:59 Page #: 6Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor OfficerParent, Guardian20130116033 Walker, Rhonda C. (W F, 43) VICTIM of Trespass Refuses To Leave After BeingAsked (C), at 329 Middlebury St, Elkhart, IN, on 01/16/2013, 23:24. Reported:01/16/2013.LW WALSH, J.*LW218597*On 01/16/2013 at approximately 2324hrs, I responded to 329 Middlebury Streference a trespass / refusal to leave call. Steven Briscoe, 36 year old offender,was arrested for Trespassing. Briscoe also had a warrant through KosciuskoCounty.Trespass RefusesTo Leave AfterBeing Asked20130117001 Muhammad, Shonda (W F, 20) VICTIM of Battery Domestic Presence Child Less 16(C), at 1200 S Main St, Elkhart, IN, on 01/16/2013, 03:00. Reported: 01/16/2013.LW DAVIS, M.*LW218598*On 1-16-13 at 2359hrs I took a felony Domestic Battery report from ShondaMuhammad of 901 Oxford Street in reference to her being pushed down andslapped in the presence of her children at 1200 S Main Street. Shonda hadsuffered a complaint of pain and bruises on her right knee as a result of theincident.Battery DomesticPresence ChildLess 1620130117004 Society VICTIM of Illegal Consumption Of An Alcoholic Beverage-consuming (C), at401 Middlebury St, Elkhart, IN, on 01/17/2013, 00:55. Reported: 01/17/2013.LW HEERSCHOP, W.*LW218601*On 01-17-2013 at about 0055 hrs Kasey K. Weaver (DOB 01-11-1993) , 20 yrsold was outside at the intersection of Madison St and Middlebury St in the state ofintoxication by an alcoholic beverage.IllegalConsumption OfAn AlcoholicBeverage-consuming20130117002 Walsh, Jason (W M) VICTIM of Battery By Body Waste Officer (C), at 329Middlebury St, Elkhart, IN, between 00:45, 01/17/2013 and 00:47, 01/17/2013.Reported: 01/17/2013.LW WADE, K.*LW218600*On 1-17-13 at approx. 0045 hours EPD were called to the 700 block of Madison Stfor a fight call. Travis Sommers (20YOA) of 647 W. Lexington Ave. Elkhart, IN.was arrested for public intoxication, resisting Law Enforcement, illeagleconsumption of alcohol by a minor and battery by bodily waste on a Officer.Battery By BodyWaste Officer20130117003 Jacobs, Kelvin Dewane (B M, 45) VICTIM of Theft - Bicycle (C), at 303 WaterfallDr, Elkhart, IN, between 23:24, 01/16/2013 and 01:30, 01/17/2013. 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Past Seasons - Basketball
Season Recap: Basketball
The Salem College basketball program capped off their most successful season since the 2006-2007 basketball team. The Spirits made it to the Great South Athletic Conference Championship Game for the first time, and they finished tied for 2nd in the regular season.
Basketball falls in GSAC Championship after record-breaking season
The Salem College basketball team completed one of the most successful seasons in Salem Athletic history with a 73-61 loss against Huntingdon College in the Great South Championship Game. The Spirits came into the game as the 2nd seed and the Hawks were the 1st seed and host. GSAC Player of the Year, Satavia Taylor (Chicago, IL), led the Spirits with 15 points and 2 blocks. Salem ends the season with the most wins in basketball history at 17-11.
Basketball moves to GSAC Championship game with comeback win
The Salem College basketball team stormed back from a 14-point deficit in the 2nd half to beat Agnes Scott, 53-51 and advance to tomorrow's Great South Championship Finals. The Spirits were led by Bria Patterson (Winterhaven, FL) and her huge 10 points in the 2nd half. The team also reached a school record 17 wins for the basketball program.
Basketball cruises to quarterfinal win
The Salem College basketball team cruised past Wesleyan for the 3rd time this season, 78-16, to win their quarterfinal game and advance to the semifinals. The Spirits reached the semifinals of the Great South Tournament for the 1st time for the basketball program.
Salem Basketball Wins GSAC Player and Coach of the Year Awards
The Great South Athletic Conference announced their women's basketball postseason award winners on Thursday morning and junior guard Satavia Taylor of Salem College claimed conference Player of the Year honors to highlight the list of recipients. Taylor, a do-it-all playmaker with an array of skills, edged out Agnes Scott's Genefine Sapateh for the league's top prize. Alexis Lee of Pine Manor College claimed the prestigious Freshman of the Year distinction while Salem College head coach, Anita Howard, earned the Coach of the Year nod after guiding the Spirits through an outstanding season.
Basketball ready for Great South Tournament
The Salem College basketball team is entering this weekend's Great South Tournament with their highest seeding ever. The Spirits will be the 2nd seeded team and will play Wesleyan on Friday at noon in the 1st quarterfinal game of the tournament hosted by Huntingdon. The Spirits are 2-0 against the Pioneers this season, with an 81-32 home win and 79-24 road win.
Basketball blows out Agnes Scott by 25
The Salem College basketball team destroyed Agnes Scott today at home, 65-40 to cap off a great regular season. The Spirits celebrated Amber Miller (Mebane, NC) and Shamaz Denerson (Atlanta, GA) in their final home game as Spirits. The win also moves the Spirits into a 2nd-place tie with Agnes Scott to conclude the conference regular season play. Salem finished the regular season at 15-10 overall, just 1 win shy of the school record for basketball wins.


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For the first time, the public is getting look at a video that shows a
Hillsborough County school bus driver pushing a special needs
student off the bus last fall.
On September 28, 2012, Tampa police say 42-year-old Stephanie Wilkerson got mad at the 8-year-old autistic child after the girl slapped and pushed her when Wilkerson told the girl to wait her turn getting off.
Video from a camera mounted on the bus shows the girl standing at the school bus door. Several minutes later, the video shows Wilkerson kicking the girl in the back, forcing the girl to fall, breaking her ankle.
Steve Hegarty with the
Hillsborough County school district said, "we have seen the video too, and
if a bus driver or teacher makes contact with a student that results in an
injury like that we take that very, very seriously."
Wilkerson was terminated and is now facing aggravated child abuse charges.
"you are the adult you have to show restraint to are held to a very
high standard... and pushing a student where they fall off the bus and injure
themselves...it is obviously beyond anything they are allowed to do."
added Hegarty.
The firing followed two other incidents involving special education
students. Since then, the district has formed a task force to try and
address any issues relative to the way teachers and bus drivers deal with
special needs students.
Hegarty went on to say, "we have had a
task force and some other groups that have looked at making some changes in
terms of how we deal with special education children at the school on the bus
in general."
That task force, made up of parents, educators and health professionals has
proposed more training for those people who come in contact with special needs
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Two thieves stole an item from a local Walmart, but the catch is they stole it from the parking lot of the store.
It happened at the Walmart Supercenter on University Drive on October 4.
A man and a woman broke into a 1998 Honda Accord and stole a stereo.
The two are seen very clearly on store surveillance video as they were leaving the store.
If you know who they are, there could be a big payday waiting for you.
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Pilates on the Exercise Ball
Hip Opening with the Exercise Ball
Tone the inner thighs and work the deep hip muscles that turn the legs outward with this easy exercise ball exercise.
Easy Exercise Ball Workout
This easy exercise ball workout is great for beginners or as a warm-up. It includes beginner exercises that increase flexibility and strength.
Swan and Swim with Exercise Ball
This exercise on the exercise ball is about learning to fully embody movement through the domes of uplift. Moving with enhanced awareness will improve all of your workouts and daily life.
Hip Stretch with Exercise Ball and Wall
Stretch your thigh and open your hips with this exercise done with the exercise ball against a wall. This exercise also offers a balance and strength challenge.
Oblique Muscle Exercise - Roll Back and Twist
This exercise uses a small weighted toning ball in the hands to help focus the work in the oblique muscles.
The Many Kinds of Exercise Balls
Find the right exercise ball for the workout you want to do. This article shows the different types of exercise balls. It includes links to exercise ball exercises and to comparison buying.
3 Upper Back and Shoulder Stretches On the Exercise Ball
The shoulder stretches and upper back exercises shown here are ideal warm ups for exercise ball workouts . They are also great exercises to do at your desk to help ease tension your upper back and shoulders. Sitting on the ball just adds a little extra core stability challenge, but you can put your mind to it and stabilize your core at...
Workout with Pilates Ball Exercises
This routine is a balanced, full body workout with Pilates ball exercises.
Knee Folds on the Exercise Ball
A fundamental Pilates exercise done on the ball adds a core strength and balance challenge. Try knee folds on the fitness ball.
Chest Lift on the Exercise Ball
Pilates exercises done on a ball create additional core strength and stability challenges. Try chest lift on the ball to enhance the ab workout you get with chest lift on the mat.
Pilates Bridge Exercise with Medicine Ball
This bridge exercise adds challenge with the medicine ball or toning balls.
Bridge On the Exercise Ball
Learn the bridge exercise on the exercise ball. It tones the butt, abdominals, hamstrings and thighs. Pilates exercise ball exercises are fun and help with balance.
Chest Lift with Rotation on the Ball - online video
This video progresses you from chest lift to adding a twisting rotation, and finally a circular rotation.
Plank on the Exercise Ball
Plank on the exercise ball is one of the best ab exercises. These free Pilates exercise instructions for plank on the exercise ball will teach you to make plank one of the best ab exercises you know.
Bridge on the Exercise Ball - online video
Bridge on the ball focuses on the hamstrings and glutes, but requires a lot of core stability to pull off.
Pilates Push Up on the Ball - online video
This free online video teaches gives good detailed instructions for Pilates push up on the ball.
Pike On the Exercise Ball
Pike on the exercise ball targets the abs and the shoulder stabilizers. Learn this and other exercises on the exercise ball.
Workout with Exercise Ball and Pilates Ring
Learn a Pilates workout with the exercise ball and Pilates ring. This workout will tone your whole body, including your abs, inner thighs, and arms.
Roll Over with Exercise Ball
Adding the fitness ball to Pilates' roll over exercise increases the challenge and helps work the inner thigh.
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Pilates and other exercises are fun on an exercise ball. Use these tips to make sure your fitness ball is the right size and provides enough stability for the exercises you want to do.
Pilates, Fitness and the Exercise Ball
Find out how fitness balls fit into the Pilates picture. Includes ways to use the ball for core strength, Pilates exercises for the ball, and buying tips.
Back Extension on the Exercise Ball - Online Video
Strengthen and lengthen you back with this core-stability exercise on the Pilates ball.


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SLB-DE-DT Mathias Kiwanuka
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Height: 6-5¾, Weight: 264, Speed: 4.74
Notes: Grandson of Uganda's first prime minister. Won back-to-back state 4A championships at Indianapolis (IN) Cathedral. A three-year starter at Boston College, Kiwanuka totaled 245 career tackles with 64½ tackles for loss and 37½ sacks (both school records) with 13 pass breakups, three interceptions (one TD) and three forced fumbles. Was named Big East Defensive Player of the Year as a junior, then dealt with knee and ankle problems as a senior before the Giants selected him in the first round (32nd overall) of the 2006 draft. Started 9-of-16 games at defensive end as a rookie, totaling 55 tackles, four sacks, two interceptions and two forced fumbles. Converted to strong-side linebacker in '07 and started 9-of-10 games, managing 47 tackles, 4½ sacks and a forced fumble before suffering a season-ending fractured left fibula injury. Was moved back to defensive end following Osi Umenyiora's season-ending injury in August '08 — started all 16 games played plus the divisional-playoff game, and notched 59 tackles (13 for loss) and a career-high eight sacks with two batted passes and two forced fumbles. Added five tackles in a first-round playoff loss to the Vikings. Despite starting just 6-of-16 games in '09, amassed 81 tackles (second on the team) with three sacks and two forced fumbles. Is in the final year of his rookie contract.
Positives: Very versatile with excellent body length and good athletic ability. Matches up favorably against tight ends against the run — presses the corner, can stick his feet in the dirt and set the edge. Athletic enough to fall back into zone coverage — loose limbed to flip his hips and redirect in space. Very good pursuit effort — chases hard backside and runs to the ball. Creates mismatches over guards when aligned inside, easily taking the edge — beat Panthers Pro Bowl C Ryan Kalil for a sack in the '10 season opener and is effective shooting gaps and creating penetration.
Negatives: A bit high-cut and thin-legged — lacks bulk strength and does not play with power. Can be outleveraged and outmuscled as an inside rusher and struggle matching up with offensive tackles. Cannot convert speed into power. Not a strong tackler and can do a better job securing tackles in the box. Has a thin bone structure and a narrow bone structure that is susceptible to injury. Is not an accomplished hands fighter and shows little variety in his pass rush — can be engulfed if he does not win at the snap. Is a jack of all trades, master of none.
Summary: A value pick made by retired GM Ernie Accorsi in his final draft, Kiwanuka has the versatility to rush from a down position, and he provides value as a situational inside rusher. However, when Justin Tuck and Umenyiora are healthy, Kiwanuka primarily shifts to playing over the tight end, where he appears most comfortable, and brings value mismatching interior linemen from the inside, where he notched two fourth-quarter sacks against the Panthers in Week One.


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NCDOT Issues Statement On Safety Of Bridges Throughout The State
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RALEIGH, N.C. : May 24, 2013 - In light of the bridge collapse in Washington, the North Carolina Department of Transportation wants to educate our citizens and visitors about how we keep North Carolina's bridges maintained for safe travel.
"Safety is always a top priority and every bridge that is open in North Carolina is safe for drivers," said Transportation Secretary Tata. "We have comprehensive inspection, rehabilitation, and maintenance programs in place because our bridges play a vital role in connecting people to work, school and popular vacation destinations."
Investing in our bridges NCDOT is investing more money than ever to improve the state's bridges. About $450 million in state funds have been invested over the past two years to replace, preserve or repair bridges, enabling the department to improve more than 1,000 bridges across the state with a focus on replacing and improving structurally deficient bridges. Additionally, proposed state budgets include about $300 million to continue the program over the next two years. North Carolina has inspection, posting and closing procedures in place to assure public safety by closing bridges when necessary.
• Each bridge in North Carolina is inspected at least every two years in accordance with the National Bridge Inspection Standards.
• Any identified structural problem is addressed by contract repairs or by NCDOT bridge maintenance crews, which are located across the state.
• If a bridge is deemed unsafe, it would immediately be repaired or closed to traffic.
What inspectors look for in an inspection:
Survey teams assess the condition of five elements on each bridge: railings, decks, expansion joints, superstructure and substructure. Inspection activities identify maintenance and repair needs to bridge items such as timber and steel handrails; timber, concrete and steel decks; expansion joints; steel and concrete beams; support piles and footings. The condition of each bridge is then summarized into a statewide bridge condition rating, along with the type and extent of repairs needed, if any. A thorough structural analysis is performed and safe load carrying capacities are determined. If necessary, weight restrictions are placed on the bridge.
• Total NCDOT Bridges – 13,500
• Structurally Deficient – 2,663. This means that while the bridge remains safe, it requires repairs and was built to design standards no longer used for bridges. A bridge is considered structurally deficient if it is in relatively poor condition, or has insufficient load-carrying capacity. The insufficient load capacity could be due to age, the original design or to wear and tear.
• Functionally Obsolete – 4,479. This means the bridge is safe, but needs to be replaced to meet current and future traffic demands. A bridge is considered functionally obsolete if it is narrow, has inadequate under-clearances, has insufficient load-carrying capacity, is poorly aligned with the roadway, and can no longer adequately service today's traffic.
• In NC we have 35 truss-type bridges (the type involved in the Washington incident).
Working with local municipalities
NCDOT inspects all state-owned structures and municipalities are responsible for inspecting their own structures. NCDOT does offer technical assistance with municipal inspections. Municipalities have three options:
• Ask NCDOT to contract with private engineering firms to do the inspection (the municipality reimburses the department);
• The municipality handles the private engineering firm contract with NCDOT's approval of the contract inspectors; or
• The municipality can perform their own inspection. None of the municipalities in North Carolina are currently doing so.
For more information, please visit www.ncdot.gov/projects/ncbridges.
Built in 1962, Snow's Cut Bridge is the only bridge serving Carolina Beach, Kure Beach and Fort Fisher on Pleasure Island. It receives periodic maintenance and a full inspection every two years.
Last summer the North Carolina Department of Transportation awarded a $4.6 million contract to American Bridge Co. of Coraopolis, Pa. to preserve the bridge over Snows Cut on U.S. 421 in Carolina Beach.
That project is underway. The bridge is listed as Structurally Deficient with the NCDOT with a rating of 54.5 which should improve following the project completion.


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The enum in Java is more powerful than many other languages which can lead to surprising uses.
In this article, I outline some the individual features of enum in Java, and put them together to form a state machine.
Enum for Singleton and Utility class
You can use an enum as a Singleton or Utility very simply.
enum Singleton { INSTANCE; } enum Utility { ; // no instances }
Enum to implement an interface
You can also implement an interface in an enum.
interface Named { public String name(); public int order(); } enum Planets implements Named { Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune; // name() is implemented automagically. public int order() { return ordinal()+1; } }
Each Enum Instance a different sub-class
You can override the behaviour of an instance. This effectively give the instance a different sub-class of the enum with its own implementation.
// from http://download.oracle.com/javase/1,5.0/docs/guide/language/enums.html public enum Operation { PLUS { double eval(double x, double y) { return x + y; } }, MINUS { double eval(double x, double y) { return x - y; } }, TIMES { double eval(double x, double y) { return x * y; } }, DIVIDE { double eval(double x, double y) { return x / y; } }; // Do arithmetic op represented by this constant abstract double eval(double x, double y); }
Using an enum as a state machine
What you can do with all these techniques is to create a enum based statement.
In this short example, a parser state machine processes raw XML from a ByteBuffer. Each state has its own process method and if there is not enough data available, the state machine can return to retrieve more data. Each transition between states is well defined and the code for all states is together in one enum.
interface Context { ByteBuffer buffer(); State state(); void state(State state); } interface State { /** * @return true to keep processing, false to read more data. */ boolean process(Context context); } enum States implements State { XML { public boolean process(Context context) { if (context.buffer().remaining() < 16) return false; // read header if(headerComplete) context.state(States.ROOT); return true; } }, ROOT { public boolean process(Context context) { if (context.buffer().remaining() < 8) return false; // read root tag if(rootComplete) context.state(States.IN_ROOT); return true; } } } public void process(Context context) { socket.read(context.buffer()); while(context.state().process(context)); }
Using this approach it is possible to write an XML parser which can process packets in sub 10 micro-seconds. It is as efficient as you would need for most cases.
Reference: Java Secret: Using an enum to build a State machine from our JCG partner Peter Lawrey at the Vanilla Java.
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• "The Jets are like the Cowboys in the 1990s. There is enough talent on that offense — they don't need to do a lot. They can be very vanilla and move the ball — that's when they are their best. Do you think it is any coincidence that they move the ball well in two-minute situations when the play-calling is simple? If (offensive coordinator) Brian Schottenheimer would quit trying to re-invent the wheel and putting (rookie WR Jeremy) Kerley in the shotgun running the option, they would be a lot better."
• "Nick Saban takes a lot of (criticism) for taking Daunte Culpepper over Drew Brees, but one of the main concerns (the Dolphins) had with Brees is that he did not have the arm to go up and win in December coming off shoulder surgery. Brees could not have picked a better division. Nine of his games were going to be in a dome and two others were going to be outdoors in Carolina and Tampa Bay, where the weather is warm. For three-quarters of (the Saints') games, the weather is not a factor. It was the perfect landing spot. … You look at (Bills QB) Ryan Fitzpatrick and what he is doing now — the question still remains — does he have enough arm to fare well in December?"
• "I understand there is a rift between Chiefs GM Scott Pioli and head coach Todd Haley. What I would like to know is how much of it is about not spending money, because they really have not spent much for three years, and you need players to win in this league. (Ex-GM) Carl Peterson was starting over and going young, but they have brought in a lot of old players — and a lot of them are done. I think a big mistake was never addressing the offensive line when they drafted the safety (Eric Berry, the fifth overall pick in the 2010 draft). The line is bad."
• "If (the Seahawks) were on the East Coast, they would be getting bombarded like Philly, the Giants and Miami have been. That franchise is on easy street. They gave each of their quarterbacks $4 million and neither of them could play. And let's not forget about what they gave up for Charlie Whitehurst. They gave up a second-round pick for him too. … They reached to fill needs on the offensive line, and they still can't play."
• "The Giants have a great (defensive) line that covers up the secondary. The Saints are built the same way. (Lions defensive coordinator) Gunther Cunningham obviously believes in that (philosophy), too. (The Lions) have not spent money on cornerbacks. They just rush the (heck) out of the quarterback and it makes the cornerbacks look a lot better."
• "I don't think Dallas is very talented on offense. Their (offensive) line is bad. The thing with (OL coach) Hudson Houck — a lot of coaches get stuck in their ways and don't realize that this is an ever-changing league. A lot of assistants — they think this is the same game it was in the 1970s, and that's why they have always been assistants. They don't get it."
• "Minnesota and Carolina should have won their first three games. I don't know what the Vikings are doing offensively. And the offense is working in Carolina, but the the defense is getting bent. I don't think (defensive coordinator) Sean McDermott knows what he is doing."
• "What is mind-boggling to me — coaches had all that time in May, June and July without players. What a waste of 90 days. Why weren't more of them working on game situations and game scenarios? There are too many coordinators that think they need to do something special to become a head coach. What I have seen (this year) is a lot of bad football. I think there are a lot of bright, young personnel people and GMs in this league who get this game, but there are a lot of coaches that don't and it just kills it."


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Issue 5.05 | May 1997
By Katie Hafner
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Virtual Communities
It all began over lunch. This particular meal occurred one late fall afternoon in 1984 in a restaurant in La Jolla, California, during a conference of the Western Behavioral Sciences Institute. Larry Brilliant, a physician whose career had been a mix of good works and business ventures, collared Stewart Brand, the leonine publisher of Whole Earth fame. Brilliant, a roly-poly man who had spent years in India on a campaign to eradicate smallpox, had a lot of ideas - and an eye for people who could help him realize them.
The lunchtime pitch to Brand went like this: Brilliant had a company in Ann Arbor, Michigan, called Network Technologies International, or NETI, which sold computer conferencing systems and had recently capitalized itself to the tune of C$8.6 million (US$6.3 million) on the Vancouver Stock Exchange. Brilliant believed that computer conferencing was an idea whose time was coming. He had become convinced of this several years earlier, while presiding over an emergency electronic meeting called to discuss the extraction of a crippled UN helicopter from the Himalayas. But so far, the overall response to NETI had been tepid. This was a technology in search of people who could use it and help it come to life. Brilliant thought he could find that ready-made user community around Stewart Brand.
For his part, Brand was legendary in many circles for his farsightedness and his willingness to take risks. He was a starter of things, an intellectual pied piper with a knack for bringing together people from across a wide swath of disciplines. Most famously, in 1968 he had produced the Whole Earth Catalog, the big black paperback that was an ingeniously eclectic mix of tool recommendations, book reviews, essays, and illustrations culled from '60s counterculture. By the time he met Brilliant, Brand was presiding over the Whole Earth complex, whose flagship publication was the quarterly Whole Earth Review. Produced from offices on a Sausalito pier, the Review was less a magazine than an intellectual community, made up of like-minded liberals in their 30s.
Technology was familiar territory for Brand. He had chronicled the earliest days of personal computers in the pages of Rolling Stone, and in 1974 he had published a book titled II Cybernetic Frontiers. By 1984, Brand and a few others at Whole Earth had already gained some experience with a conferencing system called EIES (pronounced "eyes"), the Electronic Information Exchange System, built in 1976 at the New Jersey Institute of Technology to test whether such conferencing could enhance the effectiveness of scientific research communities.
But Brilliant had no such grand agenda. His idea was just about as simple as it could be: take a group of interesting people, give them the means to stay in continuous communication with one another, stand back, and see what happens. NETI would supply the computer (at a cost of $150,000) and the software ($100,000), and Brand's Point Foundation, the nonprofit umbrella for his ventures, would become half-owner of the enterprise. Brand need only supply the people.
Brand was immediately taken with the idea. He dispatched Art Kleiner, a Whole Earth Review editor, to Michigan to work out the details of a deal while he brainstormed on the concepts. First, this thing needed a name. Brand took out a piece of paper and began playing with acronyms. Whole Earth, of course, had to be at the beginning. He jotted down WEAL, which had a nice ring to it, but didn't spell out anything obvious. Then he tried WEAVE, followed by WEB, and a dozen or so others. After the list was finished, he underlined a few of the candidates. One was WELL. It seemed right. A few doodles later he had the full name: The Whole Earth 'Lectronic Link. The playful apostrophe ("always worth having in a name," he insisted years later) was signature Brand.
Brand also formed some ideas about what he wanted The Well to be. They weren't entirely in synch with Brilliant's ideas. In fact, even before the VAX was installed, The Well was beginning to morph. Brilliant wanted to re-create the Whole Earth Catalog in computer-conferenced form - to take every item in the catalog, turn it into a topic for online discussion, and let people respond to it. Brand wanted The Well to appeal not just to the Whole Earth crowd but to a wider audience: he wanted hackers, he wanted journalists - Brand's impulse was to offer free Well accounts to reporters - and anyone else who might want to chime in. Moreover, while he wanted a system that attracted and catered to people in the San Francisco Bay area, he didn't want simply to clone one of the dozens of local BBSes already running in the region.


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Alanna Gallagher
Memorial Unveiled For Slain Saginaw Girl
A memorial for a 6-year-old Saginaw girl who police say was sexually assaulted and killed by her teen neighbor was unveiled Saturday.
Accused Teen Indicted In Officer Shooting
The North Texas teenager accused of kidnapping and killing a 6-year-old girl has been indicted on a charge of attempted capital murder in the shooting of a police officer.
Teen Murder Suspect Released From Hospital, Booked In Jail
Tyler, Holder, the teenager suspected of killing a six-year-old Saginaw girl, has been released from the hospital.
Detective Optimistic After Being Shot During Saginaw Murder Case
ARLINGTON (CBSDFW.COM) – The Arlington police officer that survived being shot while trying to serve a warrant in Saginaw credits his faith, and an FBI agent for saving his life. The suspect in the murder […]
Police Departments Invest In Life Saving Tool
For centuries, tourniquets have played a role on the battlefield, helping keep wounded soldiers from bleeding to death. Now, recent attacks on civilians have police departments investing in them, too.
A Big Thank You For Officials Who Worked Saginaw Murder Case
Several hundred North Texas police and firefighters got a big "thank you" on Monday. The kudos came in the form of an appreciation lunch for those who helped bring an arrest in the murder case of Saginaw 6-year-old Alanna Gallagher.
Bond $1M For Hospitalized Suspect In Murder Of 6-Year-Old
Bond has been set at $1 million for a hospitalized North Texas teenager charged with killing a 6-year-old neighbor and wounding a police officer.
Officer Leaves Hospital After Saginaw Shooting
The police officer who was shot while serving a capital murder warrant in the slaying of 6-year-old Saginaw girl Alanna Gallagher has been discharged from the hospital.
Investigation Continues In Saginaw Murder Case
Sources say they may have discovered evidence suggesting an accomplice and those sources say that person may have helped Holder move Alanna's body about a mile from her neighborhood. Saginaw police have refused to elaborate.
Mother Of Murdered Saginaw Girl Remembers 'Loving' Daughter
The mother of murdered Saginaw girl Alanna Gallagher joined KRLD to remember her daughter and speak about her daughter's suspected killer.
Police Search Suspect's Home In Saginaw Girl's Death
Investigators on Wednesday removed items from the North Texas home of the teenager suspected of killing his 6-year-old neighbor whose body was found in a tarp three weeks ago.
Arrest Warrant Reveals Details In Gallagher Case
Six-year-old Alanna Gallagher was sexually assaulted before she was killed, and her body dumped along a residential Saginaw street, according to the capital murder arrest warrant.


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The Walking Dead's Tyreese, Chad L. Coleman joins us for Planet Comicon 2014. He is also remembered as Dennis "Cutty" Wise on HBO's The Wire. He previously starred on the television series I Hate My Teenage Daughter and has appeared on Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Lie to Me, The Good Wife, and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. You've also seen him in films including Horrible Bosses and The Green Hornet.
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A new application from St, Petersburg's SportsBee Network is designed to help sports fans find sports bars.
The Tampa Bay Lightning owner and his partners walk away from Anglo-Irish Bank, who controls the foreclosed property.
Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik continues to assert his presence in downtown Tampa by purchasing property across the street from the Tampa Bay Times Forum.
Lightning owner Jeff Vinik's aspiration to purchase Channelside Bay Plaza seems closer to reality.
What exactly would lure a sports team owner to bid on a local entertainment complex? Here's a quick explanation.
Off topic, to a degree, but Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeffrey Vinik is part of a group trying to purchase Channelside Bay Plaza, the entertainment and retail complex to the east of Times Palace. We'll try to have something more elaborate in the coming days on this.
It's time for civic leaders to follow Lightning owner Jeff Vinik's lead and start sprucing up the Channelside District.
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Jerry Sloan has signed a one-year contract extension that will likely have the legendary coach back on the Utah Jazz sidelines for a record 24th consecutive season, reports NBA.com's Scott Howard-Cooper. There had been no question the Jazz would officially extend an invite to Sloan. But that Sloan signed the deal signals that at least as of now he plans to be back.
Sloan told Howard-Cooper that, as always, he reserves the right to reverse course and retire.
It was a typical Sloan-Jazz deal in every way - without any announcement and certainly without fanfare, with another one-year addition on the contract, and with Sloan quick to remind that he could still walk away after this season or that he could be fired. The first may happen, per his now-annual tradition of waiting until summer to decide whether to return to the grind, but a dismissal will not.
Sloan has a 1,126-681 (.623) record at the helm of the Jazz, and is without question the greatest coach in league history to not win the NBA's Coach of the Year award. He was an early favorite for this season's trophy, but the Jazz have slumped through the New Year and might finish the season just quietly enough to let another awards season pass Sloan by.
Sloan is 68 years old. One of his current players, Gordon Hayward, wasn't yet born when Sloan took over the Jazz in 1988.