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Stone 9th Anniversary Ale - Stone Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 250 | Reviews: 218 | Display Reviews Only:
5/5 rDev +30.2%
11-18-2011 05:17:25 | More by Travisnin
5/5 rDev +30.2%
01-22-2012 23:34:23 | More by djaeon
South Carolina
4.85/5 rDev +26.3%
Golden hue with a pure white thin head that holds surprisingly well. Thin random spots of lace.
Nose is floral and fruity hops. A lot more hops than I expected a year and two months after release. Bubblegum and maybe some peaches sneaking into this aroma. The wheat is there but hidden by tons and tons of hops.
Is this Stone 9th or Gumballhead? Wheaty with TONS of hops. Is Stone sure this one is only 50 IBUs? Lots of fruit and floral hops rocking the mouth and palate. It finishes dry (hoppy) and spicy (maybe from the wheat?). Gorgeous beer.
Many thanks to Mschae1017 for sharing a bomber of this bad boy. Mmmm mmmm mmmm.
11-13-2006 03:38:54 | More by timtheenchanta
4.85/5 rDev +26.3%
On tap at the Grad.
A - Light copper, 2 fingers of off-white head, and nice lacing.
S/T - Grapefruit, citrus, flowers and carmelized honey.
M - Moderate-full bodied, hop dominated, very sweet, and slightly dry finish.
D - Great overall. Really fing good. Wish they brewed this one more often.
02-11-2010 06:26:01 | More by MisterClean
4.83/5 rDev +25.8%
Huge off-white/orange fluffy and rocky head. Good retention and lace. Translucent orange copper body. Low carbonation.
Smell of strong harsh malt and honey, grass and hops.
Very sweet and hoppy, well balanced. Grass, floral flavors, honey and some caramel, not much change in the aftertaste which is long and pleasant.
Moderate full body and good coating, rough feel yet slick.
Highly drinkable. I could not put it down. So good and satisfying.
10-21-2006 23:11:45 | More by oelergud
4.72/5 rDev +22.9%
Orange amber with slight chill haze and a nice fluffy white head that leaves decent lace.
Fantastic lemon-orange intense citrus notes backed up by a nice caramel malt presence. Exceptional.
Sweet and bitter up front, melts into a smooth honey caramel midtongue. Leaves a hearty bitterness on the back of the tongue.
Smooth carbonation coats the tongue. Very drinkable despite it's status as a strong ale.
07-04-2006 20:40:44 | More by nortmand
4.68/5 rDev +21.9%
Appearance: Slightly hazy, yellowish orange. Thin head.
Smell: Grapefruit rind, baking bread, chamomile tea.
Taste: Toasted malts, citrus, pine needles, apples, crackers. Finishes clean. Sublime.
Mouthfeel: Medium to full bodied, strong carbonation.
Drinkability: Otherworldly. 3 snifters in a row and I wished that I had had the time for 6 more.
Verdict: Fuck the haters, I loved this beer. Limited quantities of this are rarely on tap at the brewery. Good luck, suckers.
03-20-2009 18:46:24 | More by maskednegator
4.65/5 rDev +21.1%
A - Golden color with a little lace on the head, it LOOKS like it's going to be a great beer.
S - Awesome smell of cascade hops and a fruit basket, the sheer amount a fruit is amazing.
T - Hoppy and incredibly refreshing, a stronger hop was anticipated but drew parrallel with the smell. Very light and clean taste with the slightest bitter at the end.
M - Super smooth and very clean, the fruit and cascade hops keep you very fresh, about as good as it comes with the mouthfeel.
D - I almost want to cry that it's both a one-ff and that we can't buy it in Illinois, I would be drinking this as a substitute, to well, fluids. At around 7% ABV and the refreshing character of this beer, drinkability is very high.
I need to find more of this beer, I may have to go to Three Floyds again, and grab a ton more of this on the way out of Indiana. I insist that everyone try this if at all possible.
10-06-2005 04:57:27 | More by Bumpon10s
4.6/5 rDev +19.8%
Appearance This one poured a brilliant orange in color and was very thick. The head was orangish white, stubborn, and left some nice lacing on the inside of my glass.
Smell Man, this is straight floral hopping up the nose. I think its Amarillo, but whatever they used they did it in spades. This is supposed to be an extreme version of the failed wheat beer that they did, but Im only finding a hint of wheat and maybe imagining that.
Taste Yes, a little more citrusy wheat finds its way to the taste, but this is classic Stone hoppification. The Amarillo is all over the place. Ive had this hop flavor mostly as a compliment to other tastes, but here its on steroids and defines the ale. The flavor is beyond classification, so dont compare this to other ASAs.
Mouthfeel This fella is well bigger than medium-bodied but I wouldnt call it full. The carbs are light but mature. Its not overly bitter or dry at all but it does manage to refresh.
Drinkability If Paul Bunyon was mowing Montana and wanted to take a beer break, this is what he would grab.
Comments I originally had this at release in 2005, but skyhand brought over a cellared 05 that we popped in May 2006. She is the Cellar Queen so I knew this was rightfully aged.
This was so much better after a year in the caring hands of skyhand. The body was a beautiful glowing orange, the hops at the nose were completely opened up, and the malt flavors just melted in your mouth. This was medium-bodied, well-balanced, and a terrific example of how a beer can improve under the right conditions and the right care.
I'm raising most of my ratings up by 0.5 and officially considering this a Stone classic.
09-20-2005 01:32:35 | More by RoyalT
4.55/5 rDev +18.5%
22oz bottle purchased as a single from Julio's, Westboro, MA.
Poured into an imperial pint glass, formed a 1 1/4" off-white head above the dark golden brew. Head holds steady, with nice sticky lacing. Aroma is citrusy hops, with malt evident as well. Taste is palt malt sweetness upfront, and nicely balancing citrus hops that soon take over the show, in a good way. Mouthfeel and drinkability are both excellent. This would seem more a DIPA to me, what with little to no obvious alcohol character apparent, although I'm sure it's in there... A yummy treat.
10-31-2005 23:05:21 | More by ppoitras
4.5/5 rDev +17.2%
06-15-2013 07:31:37 | More by theminutemen
North Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +17.2%
22 oz. bottle served in my Double Bastard specialty glass (mix between tulip and snifter)
A - Beautiful golden orange color with a very nice fluffy white head that dissipates to a thin layer, but leaves fine lacing on the glass.
S - Peach, apricot and both piney and floral hops. A little bit of sweet malt and orange zest followed up nicely by a little more citrus spice.
T - Piney hops with a touch of bitterness and quite a bit of sweet hop flavor. Surprising with more than a year and a half of age on this one. Impressive. A touch of alcohol with an interesting spicy sweetness. I really think this tastes like a mix between arrogant bastard and ruination, and that's not a bad thing.
M - Perfectly creamy and well carbonated. A nice balance of dry stickiness at the finish.
D - Overall impressions are that this beer has aged very gracefully. Anyone sitting on a bottle or two of this would be well advised to drink it right now, as it is significantly improved from the young version.
03-29-2007 02:15:44 | More by dgfair
4.47/5 rDev +16.4%
A: Nice carbonation, this beer was in a hurry to get out of the bottle. Pours a cloudy orange peach color with a creamy light tan head.
S: Butterscotch candy, vanilla, tangerine and with floral notes.
T: Begins buttery with orange marmalade sweetness. Hints of lemon juice and minor grapefruit along with the orange add a mellow floral-like citrus personality. Continues on with more butterscotch and very caramely. There is some bitterness tingling the tip of the tongue but not nearly as much as I remember. Finishes sweet and spicy with a low level lingering dirty bitterness.
M: Medium body with a full mouthfeel. Only a touch of prickly carbonation.
D: With only a year under its belt, this beer is turning out really nicely. This one has at least two more good years before it will start going down hill.
12-30-2006 04:47:27 | More by Westsidethreat
New York
4.45/5 rDev +15.9%
I had a draft of this at Rattle and Hum in Manhattan's mid town. It was among the many beers I hadn't tried. Among the many unique beers at this place, I'd have to say that a keg of the 9th anniversary was the most surprising. I had to ask two or three times to make sure this is what they were serving. Anyway, it was very good and had aged quite well. Great dark color, low in carbonation with a very complex flavor, mixing the typical Stone malt and hops.
11-01-2010 22:12:03 | More by david18
4.45/5 rDev +15.9%
22 ounce bomber picked up from Stuffed Sandwich a couple weeks ago during their Stone Days promotion where I had 8th Anniversary on tap
The bottle cost $16.95 plus tsx, but was worth every penny
This brew was probably even better when it was fresh and the hops were still all around
Poured into my Dogfish Head snifter
Color was a golden orange with a white foamy head, close to an inch thick, left lacing almost the entire time
Sipped on this beer for over two hours while catching up on some missed television shows, got even better as it warmed
Smell was great and comprised of mainly bananas and spices, a little citrus, maybe grapefruit or lemon, hard to tell, also reminded me of their 2004 Vertical Epic, just not as fruity
Taste was very good, nice fruity taste at first that fades into a bitter spicy herb, could not say what it was, then a nice dry finish, like a strong Belgian, sweet malt,I want to say caramel, but again hard to say, sweet then dry made this interesting and the taste lasted a goof fifteen to twenty seconds afterwards
Could have drank this all night if I wanted to, but will probably never get to drink again because next year it will go in price because it will be considered more vintage and not many bottles will be left around
I was a little skeptical about drinking these beer a little over two years after it was bottled, but the hops and mellowed and the malts really came out, making it yet another fantastic Stone brew
Look forward to trying their 11th Anniversary tomorrow night, the hyped Black India Pale Ale
If you ever get a chance to drink this beer, do not hesitate, but the sooner the better, because the hops will just keep disappearing and it will start to become sweet after a while
10-06-2007 06:31:53 | More by Floydster
4.43/5 rDev +15.4%
22oz. bomber: I found this in the back of the fridge, and was surprised that I hadnt rated it yet. It pours an almost clear, darker golden color. Maybe a twinge of orange in it. The aroma is very good. A big shot of hops, like you would expect from Stone. Mainly grapefruit and pine, but also some grassy notes. The taste was solid. A fine malt body behind the beer, although perhaps a bit more delicate (for lack of a better description) than most of their other brews. Decent balance to the hops. I could drink a few more of these.
03-10-2007 13:20:41 | More by Boto
North Carolina
4.4/5 rDev +14.6%
Time to bust this one out. Released September 2005.
Pours a dirty golden color with a creamy, long-lasting head. Active bubbles. Lots of lace. Looks great.
Caramel and candy sugar greet the nose first, followed by a kind of medicinal, menthol heat, most likely from the high-ish alcohol %. And the hops? Yep, they're dying to whip your tastebuds into shape.
Sweet candy-like flavors--caramel, peach, pear, peppermint, butterscotch, molasses--mixed with hot spices, sizzling hops and sharp herbs. A unique flavor that seems to have a lot going on, and somewhat hard to pin down. Tastes a little different each sip.
Like all Stone stuff, the mouthfeel is superb, this one being hefty, buttery, tingly...just right.
Overall it has a kind of Frankenstein-ish feel, seems to be a little bit of everything: sweet and spicy like a tripel, syrupy like a barleywine, hella-hoppy like a Double IPA, and as dangerously drinkable as a good lager. My hat's off to Stone. Again.
01-30-2007 23:10:56 | More by Metalmonk
4.4/5 rDev +14.6%
Pours orange color with some head a lacings, nothing spectacular.
Of course its Stone so super hoppy right away on the aroma but still a huge base of malt in there. Reminds me of a Chirstmas tree also some Citrus/grapefruit with a strong sweetness of grainy malt.
Medium to full body, quite syrupy with no bitter aftertaste, hides the alcohol very well, no alchohol warming really to speak of. Taste is big on malt AND hops, no hiding what is going on in there. Quite tasty and for a strong ale and I would say quite drinkable. However for the asking price of $4.99 for a 22 oz bomber I would have to limit my intake.
03-05-2006 03:49:41 | More by kgotcher
4.4/5 rDev +14.6%
22 oz. bomber, released in September '05 - dry-hopped with Amarillo and Crystal; 50 IBUs. It pours into the tulip a very lightly hazed/sedimented topaz with medium carbonation and is topped with a two finger, fluffy, off-white head that is nice and sticky. The aroma is pungent yet nice, with notes of tart and nutty wheat backed by citric, American hops. It is similar on the palate with tart/nutty wheat, medicinal phenols, some orange, and a big bitterness - strong, yet pleasant with a candy-like sweetness. The body is medium, almost full, smooth, drying, with medium carbonation and finish. I rather enjoyed this one - I wish I had another bottle. But I would call it a wheat wine as opposed to the more generic term strong ale, especially because Stone, on their website, describes it as an amped-up version of Heat-Seeking Wheat.
02-13-2007 06:03:44 | More by mmmbeer
4.4/5 rDev +14.6%
22 oz bomber. September 2005.
Pale gold. Off white head that holds pretty well and leaves nice lacing. mmm, hops that would make Amarillo, Texas proud. Floral & citrus hops are laid on pretty thick..and there is a biscuity malt flavor that helps smooth things out. Great hop character and nice smooth finishing bitterness. Finally an Anniversary Ale with some up-front hops..the pale malt is there to provide some support, but it knows who the boss is, and it's not Tony Danza (or even Mona) in this case.
I thought this was right on par with their 8th Edition, and I'll be looking forward to their Decade release.
01-10-2006 02:54:13 | More by hero27
4.38/5 rDev +14.1%
Poured a very nice shade of hazy orange with a huge super creamy head that left so much lacing down the side it looked like meringue.
Smell as full of nice citrus hop odor.
Taste had a great balance of slightly sweet malt flavors and sweet orange citrus taste mixing in with a just a touch of alcohol taste and then finishing with a huge grapefruity hop finish..
Mouthfeel had a very heavy creaminess to it with a bit of oilyness as well.
Overall extremely drinkable and enjoyable.
03-16-2006 20:40:26 | More by bashiba
4.38/5 rDev +14.1%
Appearance- ½ just off white head, head has good retention and the lacing is about ¼ thick and sticks to side of glass. Golden orange color and is a bit cloudy. Lots of carbonation (when poured 2nd glass I poured it a bit to hard and got head of about ¾ of the glass, it was a really rough pour though)
Smell- Hops and a bit of orangey smell. Has a malt background. Seems like a mix between citrusy and floral hops.
Taste-Hoppy up front. Can taste the different levels of alcohol on back and mid tongue. A medium bitter aftertaste. Has a nice bitter bite at front of tongue. Fruity flavors which I think is orangey. Was also sweetish like the same kind of sweet you get from a sweet orange.
Mouthfeel- big body, medium carbonation, with a heavy feel to it.
Drinkability- I like it! First beer I like when I can taste alcohol in it, since it doesnt give that warming feeling in back of throat to much. Nice complex beer that seems to be easier to pick apart the flavors.
07-24-2006 17:01:09 | More by BlindPig
New York
4.35/5 rDev +13.3%
Its been in the bottle a year now and today seemed like a good day to try it again and review it. Pours cloudy dark peach, light tan fine head, with good retention, leaving ungodly amounts of fine sheeting. Nose is of sweet, fruity, spicy goodness. Tasty, fruity, yeasty, spicy brew, with a year in the bottle, its now soft, rounded and complex. the spice is still there and there is pleanty of intrigue and interest. Bold and favorful with notes of lime, perfume, gin and pepper. I'm a big Stone fan so it's hard not to use all the usual superlatives, but this is some tasty beer! Seems a year in the bottle has done this one well, the complexity and subtleness is better then I recall 6 or 9 months ago.
10-02-2006 00:44:46 | More by Billolick
New York
4.35/5 rDev +13.3%
Hazy slightly rusty golden color- tons of off-white creamy looking head that leaves a lot of lacing.
Smells hoppy and lightly lemon. And oh yeah- hoppy. And just in case you're confused- hoppy. American Strong Ale? Not an IPA? Okay, if you say so... now, to taste...
Hoppy, once again. Sliiiightly muted hops- not too intense, but certainly hoppy. Similar to their IPA and Ruination IPA- in a blind taste testing I would have sworn this was an IPA. As an IPA, lovely. As an ASA? I don't know... it's... NOT one.
Mouthfeel is good- a tad too watery for me, but overall easy to swallow. I am definitely hunting this down again- they need to make this stuff in 6packs. I'd be a happy, happy girl.
10-12-2005 05:02:01 | More by scooter231
4.35/5 rDev +13.3%
I poured this special elixir into my Arrogant Bastard glass from a 22 oz. bomber.Deep golden liquid filled the glass about half way, then an off-white head shot up the rest and retained its composure for a little while. A light citrusy aroma hit my senses as I stuck my nose to the edge of the glass. I attempted to take a sip while waiting out the head to settle down and as I got a little bit of nectar...I let out a big sneeze (hoppy beers always make me sneeze). I knew that this was going to be an experience. The beer wasn't as hoppy as I anticipated, but it was still bitter to the end. There wasn't much lingering afterwards either. A very nice balance of malt and hops. Mouthfeel is sort of medium, kind of chewy, but very drinkable despite its 7.8% alcohol. Hopefully I can get my hands on their tenth anniversary release.
04-16-2006 02:52:48 | More by jhammerly
Stone 9th Anniversary Ale from Stone Brewing Co.
86 out of 100 based on 250 ratings.


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Look like i will be in the Boston Area and will have the weekend of Dec 3-5 with nothing to do. I will travel up to 300miles. Now what to do? Rock Ice Alpine Ski Does anyone have any ideas?
It is a crapshoot in New England, especially then. You might get a nice sunny day and you could be enjoying sport climbing at Rumney, or it could be spitting freezing rain. I would think your best bet would be sport climbing or bouldering, depending on your luck with the weather.
Ice on Mt. Washington, just watch neice.com for conditions. If you're lucky you might hit a good snowstorm, then I'd pack skis. Like M. Sprague said it's a crapshoot. If it's anything like last year, you may enjoy some warm days on the rock.
Drink all the New England beers you can get your monkey fists on!!
As said above - December is really a transitional time in New England. Some years ice has formed; others, not. Huntington or Tuckerman Ravines are the best bet for ice. You might eke out a decent day on rock - you'll need temps >30 or 40, no wind, and a sunny crag; Rumney generally faces west, while the Gunks face east. However, the sun sets quite early about then. Bouldering might be nice, if you do that, easier to keep warm in between burns. All you can do is wait & see.
I guess I should take a break from arguing semantics and philosophies and be helpful. Here are some guys in the damnation gully hittin up the tools a week ago (10/10/10). neice.com/photopost/showphoto.php/photo/7532
Like the others said, early Dec is a really transitional time. It's usually too cold for rock, but not cold enough for a long enough time yet to have built up much ice. If you are just looking to kill a few hours without driving very far, the best bet for rock at that point is C wall at Quincy Quarries (it's listed on this website). The C wall is located in kind of an alcove that gets a lot of sun, so it's kind of a natural oven that stays like 10 degrees warmer later in the year than most places. It's all slabby short one-pitch TR climbing though; no pro at all. Good enough for a single Sat afternoon visit if you've never been and you have nothing better to do anyway, but be forewarned that it's going to seem quite lame next to a playground like Rumney--its principal attraction is that it's really easy to get to. If you want to do ice, you will need to get to high elevations: either Tuckerman or Huntington ravine on Mt. Washington. Those are high, exposed, and above treeline though; if it's a nasty windy day you'll want to bail. Another higher elevation (and thus, usually fat enough to be climbable a couple of weeks earlier than other locations) ice option that nobody mentioned is Mt. Avalon at the north end of Crawford notch. The ice is down in the trees, it's difficult to find, the approach involves bushwhacking, and it's not listed on mountainproject.com but it is described in the standard guide book for the area "An Ice Climber's Guide to Northern New England". Check neclimbs.com and neice.com for up-to-date ice conditions; who knows, if Thanksgiving is a cold one this year you may get lucky and there could be other locations that are in that early as well. In all honesty, I think skiiing is probably your best bet--Killington in northern VT just got its first dump already this season as of last Fri, Oct 15. That will stretch your 300 mile personal travel limit to the max though. Have fun!
Like Scott said - drinking is your best option.
I will actually be out in boston from Nov 29 to Dec 10 for Acme Packet Training but only have the weekend of Dec 3-5 free... So while im out there training i will have lots of Times to Drink. I will probably head over to Boston Rock Gym during the week and may be in search of a climbing partner at the gyms as well. So it looks like im packing everything. Ice Gear, rock gear, and ski's. I have been out to quincy quarries its a pretty sweet place minus the graffity i was on J Wall when i was out there.
For real- i would head down to Lincoln Woods, RI. It's a quick drive and the bouldering is very good. Early Dec should still be fun in the sun. as for drinking, I would say Redbones in Somerville for Beer/BBQ (on public transportation) and for a REAL irish bar, Brendan Behan in jamaica Plain.
So one of my weekends free i will be flighing out my fiance to go skiing can anyone recommend really good ski resorts in NH or VT for Dec10 - Dec 12. Thanks
If the weather is at all nice and there's not much snow, bouldering is an option at Pawtuckaway, Lynn Woods, Lincoln Woods, or the areas around Boston. Can't comment on the ice situation or the skiing, but I'll be out bouldering.


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A Charleston man charged with killing an ex-girlfriend will be back in court July 16th for a jury trial in Jackson! 28-year old Maurice Davis was arrested December 12th, 2010, in the killing of a 23-year-old Charleston woman. Latosha Greer of Charleston was found in a back yard, with a gunshot wound to her head. The murder weapon was recovered. Davis is jailed on charges of 1st-degree murder and Kidnapping. His case was moved to Cape County on a change of venue. Judge Ben Lewis is presiding over his trial. But a mistrial was declared Tuesday after they were unable to seat a qualified jury. Davis faces up to life in prison without parole if convicted. The prosecutor is not pursuing the death penalty.
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(WMC-TV) - The Shelby County School District admits that payroll problems persist in the unified district.
The school board heard first hand from one frustrated teacher about her inability to get issues resolved. It is pretty rare for teachers themselves to talk about their issues in public as that is usually left to the union.
"I'm one frustrated teacher," said Northhaven Elementary teacher Vicki Smith. "I've had a problem with my payroll since August 2 of this year."
Smith told the board she has emailed, called, and even dropped by the district's payroll office in person to try and discuss the differing amounts of her paychecks.
"But when you feel like your voice is not being heard and it has not been heard, period—that gets to be very frustrating," said Smith.
Smith's complaints come months after the school year began with a host of teacher-related issues, including pay which led to a closed-door meeting with Superintendent Dorsey Hopson.
"We've worked through and continue to work through a number of operational issues and challenges," said Hopson.
The district could not comment specifically on Smith's claims.
But they said in a statement, "There have been some isolated, individual HR and Payroll issues that we are working through with employees. We will continue to work diligently to address all concerns as quickly and responsibly as we can."
However isolated, Smith said problems will not keep her from doing her job.
"I do not mind working hard because the children are first," said Smith.
Superintendent Hopson told the staff to rest up over the holidays because the new year will bring "laser-light focus" on any ongoing issues.
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The former leader of the Simon City Royals gang in Hattiesburg has been indicted on federal charges in Florida accusing him of at least 17 criminal acts dating back to 1998.
Jason Bullock, 37, is charged with conspiracy in conjunction with a racketeering operation.
Allegations include participating in a 1998 bank robbery in Seminary, aggravated assault, kidnapping, attempted murder, intimidation of witnesses, and drug dealing. The indictment also alleges co-conspirators bribed Forrest County deputies on five separate occasions in 2008 to deliver contraband to Bullock, who was in jail on witness intimidation charges.
According to the indictment, Bullock now lists his home as Century in Florida.
For years, Bullock was the Hattiesburg leader of the Simon City Royals, a Chicago-based gang whose main base of operation in Mississippi was located along the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
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A WOMAN was rescued from her car which had plunged 15 feet into a river in Machen this morning.
The silver Vauxhall Corsa left Commercial Road and drove through a metal fence, fell down a 15 feet bank into the river where the car flipped over.
The driver was taken to hospital after being rescued by firecrews with ladders and rescue lines.
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Two fire engines, including one from Duffryn were at the scene.
In a separate incident on the same road at roughly the same time a woman was taken to hospital after the Blue Subaru she was driving was involved in a collision.
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The Deer Park School Board will begin work this week to find a replacement for Superintendent Becky Berg, who submitted her resignation (effective June 30) to take a similar position with the Marysville School District.
The school board is expected to meet with representatives from Educational Service District No. 101 to map out a strategy to find Berg's replacement.
The school board used ESD 101 resources in 2010 to hire Berg after Mick Miller to a superintendent job in the Walla Walla School District.
Area churches plan a variety of Easter services this weekend.
• Faith Lutheran Church at S.214 Weber Road will hold an Easter breakfast from 8:30-9:30 a.m. on Sunday along with an Easter egg hunt at 9:15 a.m. A worship service will be held at 10 a.m.
• Zion Lutheran Church at E220 Crawford will hold a 7 a.m. Easter sunrise service will be added to the normal 10 a.m. Sunday service schedule.
• The Open Door Congregational Church at N205 Main St. will hold an Easter Sunday sunrise service is planned at 6:30 a.m. followed by a breakfast at 8 a.m. and a worship service at 9:30 a.m.
A 24-year-old Elk woman faces first-degree arson charges following a house fire in the N37000 block of Elk-Chattaroy Road on March 27.
Spokane County Fire District No. 4 and Spokane County Sheriff's deputies were dispatched at around 1:30 p.m. to a suspicious fire at Elk-Chattaroy Road. Fire personnel had responded to the same residence the previous day to a suspicious mattress fire.
While en route to the residence, Deputy Jennifer Sutter received information that 24-year-old Amanda Cook possibly started the fire intentionally.
The Spokane County Sheriff's Office Major Crimes and Forensics units assisted Whitman County Sheriff's Office with a homicide investigation at N28709 Schwartgen Road in Chattaroy.
Investigators spent the day looking for the body of 17-year-old Donavin Stapert, who was believed to have been killed earlier this month in Malden, Wash. They spent most of the morning collecting forensic evidence near a site of some freshly turned dirt and started digging this afternoon.
Excessive speed was blamed, in part, for a one-car accident on east Blanchard Road on Tuesday that left the driver in critical condition.
According to the Spokane County Sheriff's Office, the 23-year-old driver, whose name was not released, was traveling on Blanchard Road at around 1 a.m. when he failed to negotiate a curve and became airborne. The vehicle then struck a couple of pine trees prior to coming to rest.
The driver was transported to a local hospital.
Investigators determined speed and impairment were factors in the collision.
Deborah Jan Peppones passed away peacefully in her home on March 16, 2013. She was surrounded by the loving embrace of her family as she took her last breath.
Debbie is survived by her husband, David Hallenius; her two children, Alex (Mandy) Hallenius of Seattle, and Ian (Amy) Hallenius of Ennis, Mont.; and grandchildren, Ellie and Owen Hallenius. She also leaves behind three sisters, Martha Peppones, Sandy (Al) Freutal, and Daphne (Eric) Beck.
Preceding her in departing this life were her parents, Demetrius and Ulah Peppones.
Deer Park Mayor Robert Whisman has announced his intention to seek a third term this fall.
He said the decision was spurred by the encouragement of friends and citizens asking him to seek another four-year term. He is the first city resident to announce his candidacy for the position.
If elected, Whisman will join Earl Mix and Jim Swinyard as having served more than two terms in the mayoral position.
Lyle R. Wells, age 88, passed into eternity on March 18, 2013, after a short illness.
Lyle was a full-time farmer in the Deer Park/Clayton area since 1950. Lyle enjoyed the last three years of retirement at Evergreen Fountains in the Spokane Valley.
Lyle loved to hunt, fish and travel. One favorite pastime was huckleberrying.
Lyle is survived by his wife of 68 years, Ida; two sons, Terry, of Vancouver, Wash., and Jay, of Seattle; a cousin, James Hollandsworth; and several nieces and nephews.
Connie Davis passed away at the age of 58 on Monday, March 4, 2013 in Spokane after a valiant two-and-a-half-year fight with breast cancer.
Connie was a vivacious woman known for her good nature, keen sense of humor and sharp wit and was always ready with a quick joke or a friendly, sparkly-eyed insult followed by her trademark grin and chuckle. Throughout her courageous battle, she remained positive and inspired those around her.
Jadine Morris was crowned the 59th Miss Deer Park in ceremonies on Saturday in Deer Park High School's Ken Fisher Performing Arts Center.
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Taken from the scenic outlook a short, but steep, walk up on the debris field from the glacier above the lake. There was fresh ice in the lake which broke off during the 22-Feb-2011 Christchurch Earthquake just two days before this photo was taken.
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Forever has always existed.
In the mythology of Oceanic peoples, it's been there along with Darkness and the Sea.
The Earth came from the efforts of Old Spider, who soared over the endless sea and found a giant clam. She opened it and crawled inside, finding a snail there to share the space with her. She set the snail in the west and made it into the Moon to shed some light into the darkness. Together they raised up the top of the clam shell to make the sky, pushing it until it was wide open.
Then they pushed the bottom half of the clam shell in the other direction to make the ground. The earth was called Papa and the sky Ranga. These are the two first beings who created all the flowers, plants, trees and animals on the islands, and fish in the sea.
They celebrated all their open space by making as many beautiful creatures as they could imagine, but they still remained separated by the work of the original Old Spider. Each night, Ranga weeps for his beloved Papa earth, and this is where the morning dew comes from.
Polynesia means "many islands" and when you see these pictures, you will want to visit all of them. To make it simple, the islands sit in a triangle described by connecting Hawaii, New Zealand and Easter Island.
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It's a standard and cyclical procedure:
Step #1: Prep students to be successful in Hollywood.
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America's best film schools are training budding artists to sell out — or "succeed" — in a rapidly evolving industry that couldn't care less about transcripts or degrees. Just as a screenwriting student need not (and better not) attach her resume with her screenplay submission to a Weinstein brother, even six straight semesters of 4.0 GPAs can't get a production student's project funded by a Warner brother.
But in 2012, with cameras on their phones and YouTube in their browsers, students of showbiz are questioning the old doctrines entirely. Not only might they now be able to render dean's lists irrelevant to their success, but they also might be able to render the Weinsteins and the Warners irrelevant as well. In a transmedia world trying to transcend Hollywood, some of today's cinéaste graduates aren't even considering the city so rooted in American cinema that it's used as its synonym.
Trevor Silverstein, a film and television junior at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, doesn't buy the narrative that "the pilgrimage to L.A. is an absolute must anymore." After he graduates, Silverstein said he might stick around in the media machine of Manhattan, the up-and-coming film mecca of Austin, or even the city of Berlin, which churns out 300 movies every year.
"I hear a lot of people say that the West Coast is a must," echoed Steven Smyka, a senior studying screen arts and cultures at the University of Michigan. "But the Internet especially, I believe, makes it very easy to gain recognition and fund your projects." Smyka cited the popular crowd-funding website Kickstarter.com, which calls itself "the world's largest funding platform for creative projects." Along with other crowd-funding sites like Indiegogo, Kickstarter offers a place for creative minds to raise public donations that fund their ideas.
Indeed, Ron Lubin, a digital post-production senior at Emerson College, recalled recently working for a company where he never met a single employer or co-worker.
"The company would upload footage, music and photos to a Dropbox folder with an idea of what the client wanted for their promo video," Lubin said. "I'd edit on my laptop from my bed and send it back." Lubin plans to stay in Boston upon graduation with no SoCal adventure on the horizon.
"Being able to gain an audience from anywhere with the Internet has allowed small companies to be successful and not make the West Coast move," he said. "It's a new world — you can go anywhere, and if you make something good, people will see it. Get a fan base and people will pay to see your work."
And yet, Los Angeles natives and aspiring television writers Jenna Martin and Kate Ajnassian aren't too convinced that the next media moguls can really "make it" from their East Coast bedrooms.
"While there are production companies elsewhere, if you prioritize working for a big studio, then you probably have to move out to L.A," said Ajnassian, a University of California – Berkeley media studies senior and former intern at The Weinstein Company.
"My sense is that if you want to do feature-length fiction films, it's L.A., and if you want to do fiction television, it's L.A. or New York," said Martin, a senior at Harvard University and former intern at The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. "I might try New York first, but since my primary interest is fiction writing or editing, I sense that moving to L.A. is the smarter move." Still, some students remain skeptical.
"L.A. is where film students go to die," said Conrad Golovac, a senior at Boston University's College of Communication, which encourages film and television seniors like Golovac to spend their last semesters in the "BU in LA" internship program. Golovac, however, has decided to ditch the program and take an internship at Greenpoint Pictures in Brooklyn.
"There is just something about [Los Angeles]," Golovac said. "It's sprawling, big, overwhelming — sure, New York City is like that, too. But at least you can get around."


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"Partner it with delicious Seasoned Couscous, and you have a winner," Ruth says. Flecked with basil and parsley, the speedy stovetop side dish comes together in a snap.
- 2 cups water
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 tablespoon dried parsley flakes
- 2 teaspoons chicken bouillon granules
- 1/2 teaspoon dried minced onion
- 1/2 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 package (10 ounces) couscous
- In a large saucepan, combine the first eight ingredients; bring to a boil. Remove from the heat; stir in couscous. Cover and let stand for 5 minutes or until the liquid is absorbed. Fluff with a fork. Yield: 6 servings.
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I have never made couscous before... and this was so easy and quick. So nice to have something different than rice with a fish dinner.
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I used crushed garlic and was a little heavier on the seasonings. I thought it turned out well and it was very quick
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Cousins, originally selected by the Marlins in the third round of the 2006 First-Year Player Draft, has never reached 100 at-bats in a season. The 27-year-old is perhaps best known for being involved in a collision at home plate with Buster Posey in the 2011 season.
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Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney arrives to his election night rally, Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2012, in Boston. President Obama defeated Republican challenger former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.
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Willard Mitt Romney (born March 12, 1947) is an American businessman and politician who served as the 70th Governor of Massachusetts from 2003 to 2007. He was the Republican Party's nominee for President of the United States in the 2012 election.
Raised in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, by his parents Lenore and George W. Romney, Mitt Romney spent two and a half years in France as a Mormon missionary starting in 1966. He married Ann Davies in 1969, with whom he has had five children.
By 1971, Romney had participated in the political campaigns of both his parents. In that year, he earned a Bachelor of Arts at Brigham Young and in 1975, a joint Juris Doctor and Master of Business Administration at Harvard.
Romney then entered the management consulting industry and in 1977 he secured a position at Bain & Company. Later serving as its chief executive officer, he helped lead the company out of financial crisis.
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. Ś You again!
Ray versus Tom.
Tom versus Ray.
Oh yeah, the Ravens and Patriots, along for the ride. Ray LewisÆ last ride, one Tom Brady hopes to cut short on Sunday in the AFC championship game.
A year after a brutal last-minute loss in Foxborough, Baltimore is back, looking for a reversal of fortune and a spot in the Super Bowl for the first time since winning it in 2001. If the Ravens fall again, LewisÆ superb 17-year career as the NFLÆs best linebacker of his era will end as he retires.
Brady, the most successful quarterback of his time, has no thoughts of retirement Ś or of failing to make his sixth Super Bowl in the last dozen seasons.
That Lewis and Brady will bring a mutual admiration society to Gillette Stadium adds some flattery to what has become an intense rivalry.
ōBoth sides understand the game of football,ö Lewis said. ōThere have been some great, great rivalries and we have one of those going on with New England now.ö
Adds Brady: ōItÆs really a pleasure to play against him. HeÆs really been so consistent over the years and durable and tough. HeÆs so instinctive.ö
At the forefront in this rematch, naturally, is Brady, who has won three NFL titles and would be only the second player to reach six Super Bowls by leading New England (13-4) past Baltimore (12-6). And thereÆs Lewis, the most dominant inside linebacker the league has seen since the heyday of Mike Singletary.
Brady is all about composure, accuracy and even sophistication. Lewis brings aggression, ferocity and mayhem to the field.
An odd couple, indeed, but one that appreciates the attributes of the other.
ōHe doesnÆt give up hardly any plays, makes a ton of tackles,ö Brady said of the 37-year-old Lewis, who missed 10 games with a right triceps injury, but has been a tackling machine in the postseason. ōHeÆs great in the pass game, great in the run game. He blitzes well, like he did a few years ago. HeÆs really a playmaker for them, so they give him an opportunity to make those plays. You see when he makes a play, their whole sideline gets really amped-up.ö
No one can be more amped-up for this opportunity than Lewis. No one, of course, raises his teammates to a more fevered pitch than Lewis.
But what the Ravens need Sunday is discipline to go with the fervor. Otherwise, Brady will pick them apart.
For all the energy and clutch plays BaltimoreÆs defense has made since Lewis returned, it remains vulnerable because itÆs three biggest stars Ś Lewis, safety Ed Reed, outside LB Terrell Suggs Ś are aging and not nearly 100 percent healthy.
ThereÆs also the exhaustion factor: The Ravens have played one more postseason game than the Patriots, and went into the sixth period last week at Denver.
ōIn all honesty, I thought we were as fresh in the overtime game the other day as we looked at any time during the year,ö Ravens defensive coordinator Dean Pees said. ōI think at this point in time during the year, too, everybody is a little fatigued.
ōBut at the same time, your adrenaline is pumping, and the emotion is a lot different now than it is if youÆre playing the seventh ballgame of the season playing 87 plays. ItÆs just different. YouÆve got to find a way to pull a little more out of you, and I think the guys do. I think everybody does that Ś both teams.ö
The leaders of those teams, Brady and Lewis, arenÆt exactly one-man bands. Indeed, Brady seems to make everyone into a star Ś witness third-string running back Shane VereenÆs three touchdowns against Houston Ś and Lewis isnÆt the best Raven on defense right now, end Paul Kruger is.
Baltimore must deal with Wes Welker and Aaron Hernandez, BradyÆs top targets Ś star tight end Rob Gronkowski is out with a broken left arm Ś and 1,000-yard rusher Stevan Ridley. The Ravens need to find a way to penetrate a line that yielded only 27 sacks, second in the AFC.
Kruger (nine sacks in regular season, 2 1/2 in playoffs) is the main threat, and Suggs has been coming on since returning from an Achilles tendon injury. DT Haloti Ngata is a handful, as good as his counterpart with the Patriots, Vince Wilfork.
With only 13 interceptions during the season, the Ravens werenÆt a big threat to steal the ball. But they got two off Peyton Manning last week and one on Andrew Luck the previous game.
It also must be remembered that Ravens QB Joe Flacco outplayed Brady in the 23-20 AFC championship defeat last January. Flacco and receivers Anquan Boldin, Torrey Smith and Jacoby Jones have been particularly dangerous on deep balls in this postseason.
No matter who finds his way into the spotlight, though, he wonÆt shove aside Lewis or Brady.
Lewis thinks it is an honor to face Manning and then Brady in consecutive weeks. Then again, itÆs a necessity if Lewis is going to end his career hoisting the Lombardi Trophy.
ōYouÆre talking about arguably the top two or three greatest quarterbacks of all time,ö Lewis said. ōSo when you go from Peyton Manning to Tom Brady, youÆre going from 1A to 1A. ItÆs not like you get a drop-off.
ōIÆd back up to the same fact we had last week. Is he going to make plays? Absolutely. But you have to play the whole game. You have to be patient enough to let them make plays and move on to the next play. ... They play chess matches.
ōPlaying against Brady and just watching him sometimes, youÆre always in awe on watching on how good he really is.ö
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Joan Nicols has accepted the nomination by Cooperstown Democrats to run for a three-year position on the Cooperstown Board of Trustees.
Nicols replaces Richard Abbate, who was nominated by the Democratic caucus on Jan. 29. Abbate said he would only run if another candidate for the position could not be found.
Nicols is the mother of retired Cooperstown Chief of Police Diana Nicols diLorenzo and wife of former County Democratic Chairman Hank Nicols.
Although she has been less visible, she is no less a social and community activist.
In the mid-1980's Nicols was the first female member to join the Cooperstown Emergency Squad. She has been active as an early supporter of AIDS patients and struggled with AIDS since before AIDS was a word. Her son Henry was also famous as an AIDS advocate before his death in 2000.
Nicols has been active in Scouts as an Explorer leader and has lead groups of Cooperstown youths backpacking into the Grand Canyon. She was the brains behind the founding of the successful Bear Pond Winery and managed it until its sale in 2005.
Joan is the team leader of Transfusion and Tissue services in the Clinical Laboratory at Bassett Medical Center, where she is a registered medical technologist. She is the mother of Dr. Jennifer Nicols Curtis, a professor at SUNY Cortland.
"I never imagined myself as a trustee or even running for office but I think that this is my time," Nicols said in a media release. "I love this community. Cooperstown has done so much for my family and myself. I think it is my turn to give back. I am transitioning towards retirement and I have the time and the energy to be on the board.
"I look forward to hearing from the village residents about their needs and desires for our community," she continued. "I am a really good listener. I will do my best to represent my friends and neighbors in Cooperstown."


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ANDERSON, Ind. — Rookie outside linebacker Bjoern Werner was the last member of the Indianapolis Colts to walk off the field at Macholtz Stadium on Friday morning.
The first-round pick out of Florida State lingered by the fence, signing autographs for some of the hardcore fans who had sat through the final practice of training camp.
After hopping on a cart and taking a short ride to meet the media, Werner couldn't stop smiling. He said his first professional training camp had gone even better than he expected, and he can't wait to make his preseason NFL debut on Sunday against the New York Giants.
"I was so anxious last week to play (in the opener against Buffalo), but then it was like a game-time decision (to sit out), and now I just can't wait to get out there and finally play again," he said. "It's my first game in a long time. I'm really excited."
Werner's optimism seemed right at home on another sun-drenched day at Anderson University. The weather was perfect throughout the three-week practice schedule, and more than 37,000 fans attended at least one of the 15 public workouts.
Friday's practice ended early after veteran kicker Adam Vinatieri made a 51-yard field goal with his teammates gathered behind him. The kick split the uprights nearly right down the middle and sent the Colts into a burst of celebration.
"It's awesome when Vinny makes field goals to win games or send us home in the right way," quarterback Andrew Luck said. "We'll miss Anderson. It's always good to us up here. We get great work up here. But, yeah, it's a good end to camp to have Vinny kick that field goal."


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Rutherford County sheriff's detectives and U.S. Marshals are seeking the public's help locating a man accused of calling in a bomb threat last month directed at a local judge.
A felony arrest warrant was obtained charging suspect William Moon, 51, of Tracy City, with making a false report.
Moon allegedly called in the threat to the Rutherford County Judicial Building on May 31 saying three bombs were in the building intended to kill Judge Don Ash. The call disrupted court proceedings and closed the building for several hours while deputies, firefighters and bomb-sniffing dogs thoroughly searched the building.
No explosives were found.
According to detectives, Moon was supposed to be in Judge Ash's courtroom for a plea on charges of theft, vandalism, aggravated criminal trespassing and possession of burglary tools.
He failed to show up in court. Anyone with information about Moon's whereabouts is urged to call Rutherford County Crime Stoppers at 615-893-STOP or 615-893-7867.
A $1,000 reward is being offered.
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U.S. District Judge Irene Keeley sentenced two men Monday for their involvement in head shops selling bath salts and synthetic drugs in Buckhannon and Clarksburg.
Jeremia J. Phillips, 30, and Derrick L. Calip, 40, of Clarksburg were sentenced to 21 months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release. They will each receive credit for time served since April 18, 2012, according to U.S. Attorney William J. Ihlenfeld, II.
Multiple law enforcement agencies raided Hot Stuff and Cool Things in April 2012 after an exhaustive investigation. U.S. Attorney Ihlenfeld said Hot Stuff and Cool Things may have been the largest supplier of bath salts in the area.
Phillips and Calip had pleaded guilty to distributing bath salts from Sept. 7, 2011 to April 17, 2012 in Harrison County. They were remanded to the custody of the United States Marshal pending designation to a federal institution. The case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Robert H. McWilliams, Jr. and investigated by the Harrison County Drug and Violent Crimes Task Force and the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Three Rivers Drug Task Force and the Internal Revenue Service-Criminal Investigations.
Jeffrey J. Paglia, the owner of the head shops, is scheduled to be sentenced in July. Paglia pleaded guilty to a drug conspiracy charge and evading IRS reporting requirements. John Skruck, believed to be an upper level manager of the stores, was scheduled for trial in May until he failed to appear in court. The U.S. Marshals service is seeking information regarding his location. If you have information, call 304-623-0486.
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|Blood drive set in Sugar Camp
Sugar Camp will hold a community blood drive, sponsored by the Sugar Camp Snowmobile Club, Tuesday, Sept. 24, from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Sugar Camp Community Center located at 4066 Camp Four Road in Rhinelander.
To schedule a donation appointment, call Mary at (715) 272-1142, or visit save3lives.org.?Walk-in donors are welcome.
"We provide 100% of the blood products used by local hospitals and couldn't do it without volunteers like you," said Mary.The Northwoods Community Blood Center provides 100%
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