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BLAME IT ON THE RAIN: DOING WHAT IT TAKES TO STAY DRYIt was the kind of day that had people running for cover -- breaking out their hoodies, draping their coats over their heads -- fending off the raindrops any which way they could -- but not Anita Hall.She wasn't fazed by the weather."I am originally from Michigan.. people are freaking out around here.. I used to live in Florida and they did the same thing," she said.So in Michigan this would be nothing?"Nothing," she said.Hall sauntered off in shorts and a T-shirt. The rest of us were doing our best to keep mother nature at bay.At the TA travel center near Palo Verde, it was cold and raining, but resourceful residents of the valley of the sun were up to the challenge."Well, this is a trash bag raincoat.. I think it could catch on.. out in the desert, I don't' keep raincoats very often. My daughter's got my only one on right now," said Tonopah resident Mark Sloane.NORTHERN ARIZONA SNOW: 4 - 8 INCHES FALLING IN FLAGSTAFFThe northern Arizona city is expected to see several inches of snow from this storm and it's been transformed into a winter wonderland.Snow that fell Friday morning was very heavy and wet -- add strong winds and cold temperatures to that mix.Snowplows were out in full force in town, but also on Interstate 17 heading into Flagstaff from Phoenix. The crews did a pretty good job of keeping things fairly clear for motorists.Residents here in Flagstaff are ready to enjoy a winter weekend, telling FOX 10 they're excited for the snow."We definitely need it.. it's good. We have been so dry, it's horrible, so it's good that we are getting some snow finally," said Belinda Cochran.Some others in the area stated:"It's just exciting to have seasons in Flagstaff.. buckle down, hunker down at home.""Love seeing our peaks with the snow on them. It's just good for our forest and we get the moisture.. it's beautiful.""Play in my backyard and have hot chocolate in my house."Up to eight inches of snow is expected in Flagstaff this weekend. If you're heading up, the Arizona Department of Transportation has all the latest road conditions -- call 511 for that information.GOING SKIING?Plenty of snow is falling at Arizona Snowbowl as well. The ski resort is planning to open next Friday, but if you can't wait until next weekend, Sunrise Park Ski Resort in the White Mountains opens this weekend.Online:www.arizonasnowbowl.comsunriseskiparkaz.comLOOP 303 FLOODINGIt was a frustrating morning for many drivers on the west side of the valley after a major freeway was closed because of rain. How would you like to be this driver? Stuck in the muddy rain water, the driver tried to get on to the Loop 303 at Glendale Avenue when water from the bridge almost covered his car."That can occur when as water accumulates and breaks through a retention basin, that may be in place that water can break free in some instances that could be what happened," said ADOT's Tim Tait.The area floods when it rains hard in this area.This part of the Loop 303 is still under construction. The drainage system isn't even finished and that's why it floods when there is heavy rain and often the area is closed as it was on Friday.Tait hopes a trench will help."The first thing we are doing is cutting a trench across Glendale Avenue that will help drain water. We will be able to clean the roadway."The area is a muddy mess. There's a lot of clean up before it can open. The good news is that the construction on Loop 303 will be over next summer, making it easier to drive in the area during the rain.PAYSON HIT WITH RAIN, SHOW, FOGThis storm is really hitting all over the state. People are seeing rain, snow and even fog.Slick roads and thick fog were seen on the way to Payson."Started raining last night. Been coming down ever since and hopefully we'll get a lot more in the last 24 hours," said Joe McKenzie.Muddy roads and rock slides near State Route 87 and Mesa-Houston Road.Payson received more than 2 inches of rain and some of the streets have flooded.At Dimi Espresso in Payson, cold, rainy weather is good for business."It actually goes up.. people come in for our hot drinks, our warm pastries," said Tom Plets.When asked what he thought when he heard it was going to rain all weekend, Plets replied, "I like working when it's raining. It's such a treat. It's a different sort of atmosphere and the increased business is always welcome too."Peter Westrom said, "Yeah, I wasn't expecting so much so soon, but this was great."This weekend's storm is kicking off the start of the holiday season."The next storm will probably be snow," said Westrom. "Prefer rain early on.. the snow is a little more messy and difficult driving conditions, but it's coming.. it's coming soon."
Not a lot of wind on Friday, but the heavy downpour did bring a huge tree down near 28th Street and Osborn Road.
Cutting their losses, folks in the neighborhood cleaned up after the latest storm.
"Cutting, sweating, pretty much it, said Tim Vandergrift. "It was a huge tree.."
For about three hours, Osborn was closed in both directions when the rain took a tree down.
"We've got floods, flooding streets, we've got trees down," said Jim Todd. "This is our third call actually for trees, so it's a productive day."
Todd, who works for the City of Phoenix, said "Pretty bad, you know, we saw accidents, even as we were on the scenes.. cleaning up the debris. People were just knocking into eachother, so be careful out there."
A drenching the valley needed, though the extra work to clean up -- not so welcome.
There were several fender benders along Osborn and 28th Street during the clean up.
Whether it's ADOT trying to keep the roads clear and dry to DPS responding to accident calls, we got a behind the scenes look at what it takes to keep our roads safe during a winter storm.
On Friday, both agencies were slammed with calls and problems on the highways.
ADOT tracks the weather using 220 cameras to get a bird's eye view of the traffic and accidents on the slippery roads.
"Speeds don't seem to drop when it rains. That's part of our problem," said DPS Officer Craig Baum.
From Baum's point of view, the first stop, an accident -- the goal is to move the cars off the highway.
"ADOT sometimes helps us because of their cameras here on the freeway and they see us blocking collisions they can call it in," he said.
On his second stop, it was to try and keep an accident from happening.
Baum guided a truck to the right shoulder of the road.
"When all these cars are coming, they can barely see," he said.
At our third stop, a driver went straight into a tree instead of getting on the freeway. Apparently there were no injuries here, but they're definitely going to have to call a tow truck to get out of there.
Baum's advice to drivers: it's pretty simple, slow down and keep your distance -- you really don't know what lies ahead -- and you can bet if you are driving in these rainy conditions, you'll come across an accident -- you just don't want to be part of one.
Check the rainfall in your area: http://alert.fcd.maricopa.gov/alert/Google/v3/gmap.html
Download FOX 10's news and weather apps: www.myfoxphoenix.com/mobile
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Ronald Reagan All American
On this, the 100th anniversary of his birth, it seems only fitting to pay tribute to one of this countries greatest presidents. I was 19 years old when Ronald Reagan took office. Being politically naive, and having had my opinion of Republicans shaped by Watergate, the main stream media and my Democrat friends and family members, I was not altogether happy about the outcome of the election. I was a registered Democrat like my parents and believed that the Republicans were tools of big business and out to get the little guy. Surely the Republicans must be evil. I ate up every morsel of nonsense that the main stream media saw fit to feed me. I was a useful idiot.
Then along came Ronald Wilson Reagan. I thought at the time that he would make a terrible president. And why wouldn't I believe that? The narrative being advanced at the time was that Reagan was not too bright. He was a warmonger. He was just a "B" movie actor. Of course these were gross distortions, but at 19 years old, I believed them.
In the years that followed, I became wiser and my opinion of our 40th president changed drastically, until I came to believe, as I do now, that President Reagan was, much like the founders, a gift to this country from God. This was a man of humble beginnings who rose to hold the highest, most powerful office in the world. Despite being the most powerful man on the planet, he had an abiding faith in God and was humble and self deprecating. He believed in hustle and hard work. One need only to look at all the extracurricular activities he was involved in while in school to see this. He was a talented artist. He had a quick wit and was a charming man who was difficult to dislike. He was actually a brilliant man and deep thinker as evidenced by the fact that he wrote most of his speeches himself. His speech "A Time for Choosing" was both eloquent and prophetic, as in it, he warned against many things we are experiencing today. President Reagan was an optimist and it was an optimism borne out of his love for America. He truly believed that this was the greatest place on Earth and that no matter what was hurled at us we would overcome it simply because we are imbued with the American spirit which Reagan believed was indomitable.
We find ourselves in 2011 facing many of the problems President Reagan warned us about. Upon seeing that we had lost our way as a nation, what remedies would he prescribe? My guess is that he would want us to work hard, pray, and be responsible. He would want us to settle for nothing less than excellence in all we do. He would want us to be forthright and honest and brave in the face of adversity. He would want us to be Americans.
President Reagan had no desire to be the president of the world. Being our president was enough for him. He had optimism, and a faith in America, and Americans. I believe he is watching us right now to see how we handle our present problems and he is betting on us. Let's honor him on his 100th birthday by not letting him down. Let's all be Americans in the truest sense today, tomorrow and on into the future. Lets win one for "The Gipper."


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PLATTSBURGH — About 2,000 spectators and runners enjoyed blue skies and temperatures in the 70s Sunday for the Biggest Loser Run/Walk.
"Coming out here and seeing people finish their goals is pretty inspiring to see," said Hank Whisher, 21, of AuSable Forks, adding that the weather was perfect for the event.
Whisher was at the finish line waiting to see his sister, Jordan Hart, complete the race.
Sharon Sloan of Saranac cheered on other runners after she finished the race.
She lost 30 pounds after completing the North Country's Biggest Loser adult fitness program, which ran from October 2012 to April of this year.
Since the program ended, she has lost an additional 10 pounds.
Sloan said she has gained "a considerable amount of strength" in her weight-loss journey.
She joined the North Country Lumber Jills to stay active after the fitness program, she said.
Brian Wilson, 30, of Cadyville, finished in first place, although his time was a minute more than when he ran the Plattsburgh Half Marathon in April at 1 hour, 23 minutes and 12 seconds.
The course was a double loop starting from Trinity Park onto Cumberland Avenue and down to the Terry Gordon Bike Path, continuing on to the U.S. Oval and finishing where it started.
"Psychologically, it's a lot different," Wilson said of running through the same locations twice. And since he was in first place for most of the race, there weren't many other racers to pace with, he said.
Wilson said that even though the Biggest Loser Run/Walk was his 19th half-marathon, it was still a special experience for him.
"It's a very humbling experience having people you've never met coming up congratulating you."
Cassie Sellars, 36, of Plattsburgh, was the first woman to finish the half-marathon.
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Miami Dolphins
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|New Orleans, LA
|Years played
|2009, 3rd round, 20th pick by Steelers
Week Nine primer: Dolphins-Colts, playoff preview? Oh, yeah
The bad teams are now good. The rookies look like veterans. As we near the midpoint of the season, here are the best early story lines heading into Week Nine.
Tuesday's 60-second rant: 2012's biggest tricks, treats
With Halloween a day away, it's time to identify teams that have pulled tricks on us and teams that have treated us to the biggest surprises?
Week Eight Players of the Week
This week, PFW selects Doug Martin, Tim Jennings and Olivier Vernon as its Players of the Week.
AFC East Spin cycle: Dolphins keep pace with Patriots
The Patriots and Dolphins asserted themselves as the AFC East's top two teams with convincing Week Eight victories.
Dolphins lose Tannehill but roll past Jets
Matt Moore stepped in for an injured Ryan Tannehill and the Dolphins didn't miss a beat, rolling past the Jets 30-9 for their third straight victory.
Key matchup: Jets TE Dustin Keller vs. Dolphins defense
Jets TE Dustin Keller had a big week against the Patriots and is likely looking forward to a familiar foe this week in the Dolphins.
Wednesday's 60-second rant: Who is the second-best team in the AFC East?
In a muddled AFC, the team that finishes second in the AFC East could snag a wild-card berth, but it's hard to decipher which team that will be.
Dansby, Dolphins not losing a step in new 'D'
Dolphins MLB Karlos Dansby spoke with PFW about his new position and Miami's early success on defense.
Report: Dolphins LB Misi takes plea deal in battery case
Dolphins LB Koa Misi pled no contest to felony battery charges. He agreed to pay a Santa Barbara County resident, whom he allegedly punched, $42,000.
Dolphins still searching for consistent No. 3 wide receiver
The way we hear it, finding a third receiver for rookie QB Ryan Tannehill is one of the Dolphins' top priorities.
Something special may be brewing in Miami
Kevin Fishbain writes that the Dolphins might be on the verge of becoming 2012's surprise contender in the AFC.
AFC East Spin cycle: Four-way tie at top
The AFC East has turned into one of the most intriguing divisions thanks to a wild Sunday in Week Six, as each team is now 3-3.
Dolphins hold off Rams for 17-14 win
Ryan Tannehill threw two touchdown passes and the Dolphins withstood a late rally by the Rams to win 17-14 Sunday.
Martin, Jerry stabilize right side of Dolphins' O-line
One of the Dolphins' biggest preseason concerns, the right side of the O-line, is coming together and helping the offense overachieve.
AFC East Spin cycle: Week Five
The Patriots and Dolphins both looked strong in wins, while the Bills are reeling after a historic loss to the 49ers, and the Jets couldn't get past the Texans.
A person with knowledge of the agreement says receiver Mike Wallace has agreed to a multiyear contract with the Miami Dolphins.||||||| The person confirmed the agreement to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because no deal had been announced Tuesday night. In four years with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Wallace caught 32 touchdown passes.
An injury in his left hip and hamstring area will prevent Wallace from playing in the Steelers' season finale Sunday against the Cleveland Browns. He will be an unrestricted free agent, leaving his status with the team for beyond this season in question.||||||| For the first time since he was taken in the third round in the 2009 draft, Wallace will miss a regular-season game for the Steelers.
Wallace made seven catches for 112 yards and two touchdowns on Sunday against San Diego.||||||| It was Wallace's fifth-career two-score game, and his first this season.
Wallace hauled in eight receptions for 123 yards and another touchdown during Sunday's 34-31 loss at Oakland.||||||| Wallace has now scored in each of Pittsburgh's first three games and - despite holding out during the preseason - looks poised for another monster campaign. Keep him plugged into fantasy lineups going forward.
Wallace thinks he's ready to face the Denver Broncos. The Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver says Monday there's no need to hold him back for Sunday's season opener in Denver despite a lengthy holdout that didn't end until last week.||||||| Wallace says he felt "pretty good" in his first full practice since reporting to the team last Tuesday. The Pro Bowl player insists the Steelers don't need to "limit" him as he get up to speed on new offensive coordinator Todd Haley's playbook. Wallace says the coaching staff gave him "a lot to look at" on Monday but is encouraged by his progress.


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July 09, 2012
Lake Erie College Names Interim VP of Institutional AdvancementSue Dreitzler has been named interim vice president of institutional advancement at Lake Erie College.
Dreitzler will oversee fundraising, government relations, marketing, public relations and alumni relations under the Office of Institutional Advancement.
"I am very excited to rejoin Lake Erie College, specifically working with the advancement team. My major goals during my time here will be to assist the College in filling the full-time position of vice president of institutional advancement as well as to support President Michael Victor as we move forward," said Dreitzler.
Dreitzler was interim president of the College from 2005-2006 also having served Lake Erie College as vice president for institutional advancement from 1992-1997. She assumed her position effective July 1, 2012.


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Single Family Residence with Great Dockage & Access to Vaca Cut!
Located on 11th Street in Key Colony Beach this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home has just been extensively remodeled with new tile floors throughout, all new kitchen appliances and granite counters, new hall bath and the living area has been opened up to the outdoors with window walls of patio French doors opening on to a new patio. The living area, dining and kitchen areas are all open to each other and have a great flow for family gathering areas. The second stting area is a great spot to chat with the cook through the pass through bar without being under foot or to relax with a great book. Lots of windows and single pane French doors to let in light and the views of the backyard, tiki and dock.Off the kitchen is a utility room, that also leads to the garage, with the washer and dryer, bait freezer and storage area.
The master bedroom has a King size bed and private bath with a shower. Located on the waterside of the home, sliding glass doors open to the views and a convenience door in the bath is handy for clean up or use from the dock and backyard area. The second bedroom has two twin beds and the thrid bedroom has a queen bed, both just steps away from the new hall bath that as a tub/shower combination.
The outside patio extends the living area with lounges and couches and just beyond is a tiki with a dining set underneath for outside dining enjoyment. The step-down dock and seawall provides 75' of protected dockage within minutes of Vaca Cut for Ocean or Gulf boating access. Ladder access to the canal for swimming.
Cabana Club membership for pool and beach access!
No Smoking inside, no pets. Driveway parking only, garage not available for tenants use for parking but available for storage. Home offers wireless High-speed internet service. Central air, TV's in the living and master bedroom, dishwasher, microwave oven, washer and dryer & bait freezer
KCB Lic. VBT-13-284
This home is on a week rental minimum.
The calendar is not active. Please Contact me for availability, more information, photos and a visual tour of the property.
house rental amenities
Cabana Club Membership included, Pool and beach access right on the Ocean
Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 2
Bedding: King, Queen, 2 Twins, P/O Couch
Central A/C
Washer Dryer
Linens & Towels included, kitchen equipment
Cable TV, Stereo, DVD
Bait Freezer
Fish Cleaning Table
Gas Grill
activities and attractions in Key Colony Beach The Florida Keys
Other Activities in the Middle Keys:
*Boat Rentals
*Bike Riding
*Jet Skiing
*Scuba Diving
*Restaurants are within walking distance
... all located very nearby!
Key Colony Beach offers a municipal park area with tennis courts, basketball court, children's play area and a Par 3 golf course. Sunset Park on the west end right on Vaca Cut has a small beach area, lovely grounds and a great view of the sunset. The community is a great place for walking or biking throughout the residential streets.
Three restaurants, a deli and charter boat row are all within a short walk or drive from the home. Marathon, which surrounds Key Colony, offers more shops and services including two grocery stores grocery stores, Publix and Winn Dixie, 2 drug stores, CVS and Walgreen's, a KMART and many other shops, bait and tackle shops, gifts shops and a wide selection of restaurants all within a few miles drive.
More beaches? Sombrero Beach is about two miles away and Bahia Honda
State Park is about a 20 minute drive south. Key West is a great day trip and about 1.25 hours south.
Boat rental companies are available in Key Colony and Marathon, most of them will let you keep the boat at your dock for the week (some will even deliver and pick up the boat!).
vacation rental rates
Winter/Summer: $1700.00
Sports and Lobster weeks $1850.00
Fall discount September, October and November $1600.00 except for Thanksgiving week($1700.00)
All rates are plus a $25 booking fee, $125 cleaning fee, 12.5% sales tax and a refundable $500 reservation/security deposit.
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The Police's 84-date reunion tour was the highest-grossing jaunt of 2007, earning $243 million and selling 2.2 million tickets worldwide–an average of about $110 a ticket. Wait, does this officially mean that the curse of Sting is broken? [PR Newswire]
The Police's Reunion Tour Highest Grossing of 2007
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Sting *gives* the last laugh, if you've heard his Xmas-y goff on "Roxanne," bootlegged from the soundcheck in Dallas.
You don't have to pull that sled tonight
Snowblind moving Santa's grip
You don't care if it's wrong or if it's right
(Ru-dolph) You don't have to put on the red nose
(Ru-dolph) Put on the red nose . . .
What can I say? He made me laugh. I hope they release it officially, time's a-wasting.
The curse of Sting only effects other people, so he'll go home with his millions unharmed, but maybe the tour's promoters will get nailed for tax evasion.
Thanks a million. This has been fun seeing


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – After winning performances at last Saturday's Wake Forest Invitational, junior Shadaey Campbell and sophomore Kree Clark swept the second week of the Atlantic Sun Women's Indoor Track & Field weekly awards. Campbell earned her first career track performer of the week award, while Clark earned her third career field performer of the week honor, the conference announced on Wednesday, Jan. 15.
Campbell won the 60-meter dash in 7.53 seconds, a time that tied for first in the conference and for 28th nationally. She also ran on the top collegiate 4x400-meter relay team that finished in 3:43.95 to lead the conference and rank 10th in the nation, while also finishing fifth in the 200-meter dash to rank second in the A-Sun and 36th nationally.
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Gelnhausen View from the Aulenturm 2013
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Gelnhausen View from the Aulenturm 2013
The "Crescent" in Gelnhausen is a tower built in the year 1535. The original name was "Aulenturm". The semi-circular design has strategic reasons. The cannonballs bounced off without leaving any damage.
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St. Mary's Church in Hesse "Gelnhausen" is the symbol of the former imperial city. It dates from the ...
Englisch"Gelnhausen" is located in the Main-Kinzig-Kreis in Hesse, halfway between Frankfurt and Fuld...
St. Mary's Church in Hesse "Gelnhausen" is the symbol of the former imperial city. It dates from the ...
The city of Gelnhausen has many attractions. The entire old town is lovingly restored with half-timbe...
"Gelnhausen" is located in the "Main-Kinzig-Kreis" in Hesse, halfway between "Frankfurt" and "Fulda"....
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Germany? Before the beginning there was Ginnungagap, an empty space of nothingness, filled with pure creative power. (Sort of like the inside of my head.)
And it ends with Ragnarok, the twilight of the Gods. In between is much fighting, betrayal and romance. Just as a good Godly story should be.
Heroes have their own graveyard called Valhalla. Unfortunately we cannot show you a panorama of it at this time, nor of the lovely Valkyries who are its escort service.
Hail Odin, wandering God wielding wisdom and wand! Hail Freya, hail Tyr, hail Thor!
Odin made the many lakes and the fish in them. In his traverses across the lands he caused there to be the Mulheim Bridge in Cologne, as did he make the Mercury fountain, Mercury being of his nature.
But it is to the mighty Thor that the Hammering Man gives service.
Between the time of the Nordic old ones and that of modern Frankfort there may have been a T.Rex or two on the scene. At least some mastodons for sure came through for lunch, then fell into tar pits to become fossils for us to find.
And there we must leave you, O my most pure and holy children.
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By Jesse Roman
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---- — Tax returns are the latest flap in the bruising campaign between Congressman John Tierney and challenger Richard Tisei in the 6th Congressional District race.
Both sides released their returns to The Salem News, a sister paper to the Gloucester Daily Times, and other news outlets this week, then quickly led attacks on the other for the contents — or lack thereof.
Tisei's returns reveal that the Republican did not pay federal income taxes in 2006 and 2008 because of reported losses from the real estate firm he owns with his business and life partner, Bernard Starr.
Tierney's camp quickly pounced on the news.
"Mr. Tisei's first round of tax returns show that he did not pay a dime in federal income taxes for two years, all while he was drawing a salary, courtesy of Massachusetts taxpayers," said Tierney spokesman Grant Herring. "Middle-class families struggling to make ends meet do not understand how Mr. Tisei could ridicule half of the country for not paying taxes, when he does not pay any himself."
Herring was referring to a November 2011 interview on NECN where Tisei said the tax code should be reformed because half of the country doesn't pay taxes.
The Tierney camp also claimed that Tisei is "a millionaire," pointing to a 2011 financial closure form that suggests he has assets totaling more than $2 million.
The six years of tax returns that Tisei provided to The Salem News, however, indicate that he is a modest earner.
Tisei claimed a net income of minus $10 in 2006, stemming from $73,600 in business losses. His adjusted gross income after a health care deduction in 2006 was minus $5,024.
Tisei did worse in 2008, racking up $98,000 in business losses and reporting an adjusted gross income of minus $11,688.
In the years Tisei reported positive income, he averaged gross adjusted income of nearly $105,000 and paid an annual tax of nearly $16,000.
While the Tierney campaign attacked Tisei for not paying taxes, Tisei's camp was ripping the congressman for doing the same.
Tisei and several independent organizations have called into question whether Tierney should have reported as income the $223,000 that his wife, Patrice, received from her brother-in-law, while he was allegedly operating an illegal offshore gambling operation in Antigua. Tierney claimed at a July 3 press conference in Salem that the money did not have to be reported to the IRS or on congressional financial disclosure forms because it was a gift from a relative.
As expected, there is no mention in either IRS tax forms or congressional financial disclosure forms of the $223,000 Patrice received from her brother Robert Eremian over several years, concluding in 2011.
According to her court testimony, Patrice Tierney wrote herself monthly $1,000 checks from a Salem back account she managed for Eremian, which, she said, he gave her as appreciation for taking care of his personal finances and family left behind in Massachusetts. Patrice also testified that she would cut a $1,000 check to her mother monthly from her brother's account, and her mother would endorse the check back to Patrice Tierney to deposit into Tierney's personal account.
Patrice Tierney's attorney Donald Stern and former U.S. IRS attorney Sean McMahon have publicly stated that the money was a gift from a relative and not taxable. Tax experts quoted in The Boston Globe have contended that it seemed like Tierney was being paid like an employee, which would be taxable income.
"Dishonesty is really disturbing to the voters," Tisei said in a statement. "The voters don't ask for perfection, but they do expect openness and honesty from their congressman. John Tierney consistently and arrogantly offers them something very different."
Tierney's last six years of tax returns reveal that the congressman and his wife have earned an average of nearly $181,000 per year and paid on average $26,560 per year in taxes from 2006 to 2011.
Most of the congressman's income comes from his salary, which was $174,000 last year, according to the disclosure website Legistorm.com. Patrice Tierney also made $8,000 in 2011, according to the congressman's congressional financial disclosures.
In 2011, the congressman also made just over $13,000 from rental property and about $1,700 in dividends income.
Jesse Roman may contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.