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3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
08-06-2014 04:01:15 | More by afsdan
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
12-30-2013 04:03:12 | More by jaydoc
4/5 rDev +6.4%
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4/5 rDev +6.4%
04-27-2012 12:59:34 | More by petluo
New York
3.65/5 rDev -2.9%
A: The beer is slightly hazy pale yellow in color (with some hints of amber hues) and has a slight amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a thin white head that quickly died down, leaving delicate lacing covering the surface and a thick ring of large bubbles around the edge of the glass.
S: There are light to moderately strong aromas of fruity yeast and grapes in the nose along with hints of floral hops.
T: The taste has flavors of fruity yeast along with notes of malty sweetness and a slight amount of bitterness.
M: It feels light- to medium-bodied and slightly chewy on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This beer is easy to drink and quite sessionable. The flavors in that taste aren't particularly strong, so it would make a good accompaniment to food. There is an excellent balance between the bitterness and sweetness because neither stands out in particular.
02-22-2012 01:51:40 | More by metter98
3.93/5 rDev +4.5%
A: Pours a slightly hazy golden amber with a fizzy white head that dies away much too soon.
S: The smell starts off somewhat malty with caramel and biscuit aromas, though lemon jelly and tobacco scents from the hops are gradually integrated. There is also a scent reminiscent of a dry white wine.
T: Notes of lemon jelly, pepper, grass, tobacco, caramel, biscuits, and minerals wash across the palate. The finish is gentle and grassy with caramel, biscuit, and grassy, peppery hop flavors.
M: Light bodied and very dry with spritzy, stinging carbonation. This is a very quaffable ale that would be great on a hot, sunny day.
O: I find this to be an interesting bitter/pale ale. I really like the fact that it is bottle conditioned. This one is worth a try, but definitely be sure to serve it chilled, as I don't think this beer is meant to be served at warmer temperatures.
12-29-2011 16:26:57 | More by mrfrancis
New York
4/5 rDev +6.4%
11-21-2011 00:25:28 | More by RWACKO
New York
4.33/5 rDev +15.2%
Poured from a 500ml bottle into a British Pint glass.
A:Hazy Apricot with a thinnish offwhite head that leaves respectable lacing.
S: Muted at first but some fruitiness, some diacetyl.
M: Slightly more mineral like than some English Ales but this was not unpleasant, somewhat welcome actually.
T: Thick pale maltiness with a mild herbal sting followed by an afterglow of minerals, sulfur and a sultana like (golden raisin) semi-sweetness.
Notes: The bottle says: "The first Bottle Conditioned Ale brewed deliberately to taste great chilled". When I poured the beer was 46f. I like this beer, even if I don't love it. It fits the bill as a solid, only brewed in England Pale Ale with enough character and taste for repeat drinkings. Blue is not as earthy or funky as some Bitters but I also think 46f may have been too cold as my last swallow, drank some 15 minutes after the first had more character and more body. I now wish I had let the beer warm to 50f. I plan to buy this again.
10-28-2011 16:35:58 | More by fx20736
2.98/5 rDev -20.7%
Pours a pale, hazy golden colour, with an oily, subsistent head of white. It barely stays alive, but manages to form some pretty lacing as it goes down. Fine carbonation. I can only imagine it would be lovely from a hand-pump or cask. But it looks decent enough now.
Nose is slightly hopped, with a green leafy aroma that mingles with sweet acetaldehyde characters of turpentine and apple brandy. To be honest, it's a bit offputting, with a chemical buzz that feels unnecessary and sharp. The sweetness is also a little offputting, giving some estery characters that seem out of place.
Taste is better, but only because it's extremely bland. Light damp grain characters with a yeasty, floury finish that give a dryness, but no crispness or refreshment. Slight earthy hops on the back, but they're also dry and flat, and giving very little in the way of character. Feel is light and smooth.
Very disappointing. It's extremely flat and rather flavourless. I can't find a freshness date on the bottle, but it feels like perhaps it's a bit old. I've liked the other Ridgeway beer I've had, but this one is blander than the most generic English Pale.
10-18-2011 00:53:51 | More by lacqueredmouse
4.25/5 rDev +13%
Picked this up at the biggest beer store in the UK, Beers of Europe Ltd. Slightly hazy yellow pour with just a tinge of orange. Two finger head that quickly fades to a thin film with decent lacing. Nice floral, malty nose with a hint of citrus along with a touch of grass and hops. As with the Ridgeway IPA I reviewed yesterday, the taste on this blew me away. So bold and refreshing for an English beer. The bitterness of the hops combine nicely with the citrus to almost make your mouth pucker. A nice herbal hop earthiness adds to the flavor. A solid caramel malt sweetness balances it out nicely. The finish is bold, crisp, dry and really refreshing. The bottle says to drink cold, and they were right. I usually prefer my beers a little warmer, but this was great. Another fine offering from a brewery I must get more of!
09-05-2011 16:38:26 | More by beerdrifter
3.58/5 rDev -4.8%
Despite their claim, I let the bottle warm a bit out of the fridge. Poured with a nice foamy, frothy, fluffy, off white head that slowly settles down and some lace. Color is a hazy, medium amber with plenty of bubble trails. Aroma is a fairly subdued blend of hop, malt, caramel, grass, and a little spice. Flavor is similar to nose, nicely bittersweet with just enough carbonic tang. Body is good and so is carbonation. Finish is like flavor and of medium length. Decent brew for the milder side.
08-09-2011 22:56:57 | More by drpimento
4.15/5 rDev +10.4%
On Cask at TND.
Blue pours a golden hazy hay color with a nice blurb of white stuff that's stuffy and clumped together, small lines of lace. Scents include grass, light tropics, some english malt and a lotta loving. Not really all that large, it's a ESB. Taste is nice, enough flavor to keep me gulpin this down. Some grass, hay, apple, bready yeast, slight banana. I like the mix. Feel is a nice light bodied beer with a rush of bitter towards the end. I think this might be the first bitter I liked and wanted more of. A easy going beer with class.
12-27-2010 07:06:44 | More by BARFLYB
3.43/5 rDev -8.8%
I have really liked what I have tried from these guys lately, so here goes on another English Bitter.
This one is very pale with just a bit of an orange hue and it is very clear. Head is off white and though it was subdued and the lacing was minimal I am still enjoying the weight of it.
Smell really highlights the hops. Very floral and tasty. I am also getting quite a lot of character from the yeast. Malts are well balanced and hold up the beer well.
Melon tastes and an overall fruitiness are the flavor components that take center stage.
Tastes are much like the smells and also well enjoyable.
Mouthfeel is medium and the finish is mild.
I think this is a good beer though it is not as yummy as the others I have recently sampled from this brewery. I believe this has a cleaner taste and better hop profile but the malts are just a bit lacking.
Overall a damn fine beer.
08-14-2010 01:00:00 | More by meeekyh
North Carolina
3.9/5 rDev +3.7%
I have been on a little bit of a Bitter kick lately,this ranks pretty high on the scale for me.Poured a dull lmix of light to medium gold and tangerine,a tight formed craterous one finger white head atop that left shotty lace as it settled slowly.A mix of caramel/biscuit malt,and leafy hop in the nose,although subtle it was pleasant.Pretty lively on the palate for the style,sweetish with caramel and a bit of fruitiness up front,a tinge of iron come thru as well,as the beer warms I notice more of the whole cone leafy/grassy hop in the finish.A nice bitter, would like to try it on cask like some others have.
05-14-2010 20:12:39 | More by oberon
3.95/5 rDev +5.1%
"All the way from England". That was how it was touted during a Cask Night at Lititz's General Sutter Inn.
Big, two fingers of foamy, bone-white head. Color was a lager like deep gold with NE-quality clarity. Nose was lightly hoppy with a slight bitterness. Mouthfeel was creamy, very nice to roll around on the tongue, absorbing the mild bitterness. Finish was clean, lightly bitter, and utterly refreshing. Great. Sticky lacing throughout. Well worth the additional cost that was incurred in bringing it to us.
12-02-2009 10:06:14 | More by woodychandler
4.13/5 rDev +9.8%
on cask at NERAX 2009
clear amber. bubbly head. sparse lacing.
aroma: touch of american hop citrus and pine, then back to classic english grassy hops. fruit and malt too.
taste: light pine from the american hopping upfront, then into the grassy english stuff, with caramel and a touch of diacetyl. mild to moderate bitterness, with a touch of resins.
light but smooth, smooth, SMOOTH. very mild, gentle carbonation.
04-19-2009 07:41:07 | More by tai4ji2x
United Kingdom (Scotland)
3.25/5 rDev -13.6%
This was delivered as part of the summer crate from the CAMRA beer club. It says on the bottle that this beer is designed to be drank chilled, this did send alarm bells ringing as I tend not to chill my beers.
The beer poured into the pint glass a slightly hazy, light amber colour with a white head that had vanished by the time the first sip was over.
The nose was mainly dominated with bitter hops and a very frsh smell, reminiscent of freshly cut grass and a hint of citrus fruit thrown in.
A hoppy burst on the tongue followed by a hint of citrus, with a lingering aftertaste of bitter hops. Quite nice and refreshing, but it needed something else.
The less than medium mouthfeel was good for this style of beer and it did prove to be very drinkable. Overall a good thirst quencher, but it could maybe do with a few extra flavours, not enough variety for my taste buds.
09-21-2008 19:13:26 | More by kmacphail
4.15/5 rDev +10.4%
Had on tap at Moan and Dove. Solid orange/amber appearance with a thick head and equally thick lacing. Wheaty hops were the aromas I could sense, giving it a great grainy smell. The drink was pretty sweet and grassy. Some hints of malt, but the down to earth hops were the main taste. Great medium body allowed for crisp, enjoyable carbonation. Overall, a solid bitter.
04-24-2008 23:59:35 | More by fitzy84
4/5 rDev +6.4%
a: This is a semi-clear light golden orange color. It was served to me with a lovely 1 inch creamy white head that left lots of lace in it's wake.
s: This had a very malty nose, but not at all sweet. They were earthy, grainy, and bready. I also detected some delicate floral hops.
t: This was surprisingly tart, in a very good way. There were some dry grainy flavors from the malts, a nice floral hop bite, and a tartness that my buddy said reminded him of dill pickles. I'm not sure about that, but it was quite tasty nonetheless.
m: The carbonation was wonderful, lush and creamy, but the body felt a tad thin.
d: Thanks to Paul from the Sutter in Lititz for making this nice offering from across the pond available.
03-02-2008 15:56:47 | More by DIM
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
On cask at the General Sutter Inn in Lititz, PA.
A: The ale is a pale amber color, beautifully clear with a finger of thick head. The head receded nicely, coating the glass with lace.
S: The nose is grainy, malty with touches of grassy hops.
T: The ale's maltiness is the most dominant feature. Grainy with a strong bread flavor. The hops are soft, bitter with a nice grassy undertone. The finish returns to the grain flavors, leaving a pleasing cereal flavor in the mouth.
M: The mouthfeel is grainy sweet, neither overpowering nor wimpy. A good sipper that nicely accentuates the malts.
D: The abv is nice and low, a great pounder nicely augmented by the cask conditioning.
03-01-2008 02:19:38 | More by akorsak
3.55/5 rDev -5.6%
Poured a clear amber with 1/2 inch of foamy white head, good lacing. Smells of citrus, grass clippings, and toffee. A malty sweet taste has a good citrus following. A nice balance with a brief grass finish. Medium in body and smooth and creamy, but a short finish. A good English bitter, with a nice blend of flavors, but not very lasting.
01-30-2008 22:19:17 | More by HopDerek
3.8/5 rDev +1.1%
Appearance: pale gold, great clarity, very bubbly but no head formation
Aroma: crisp, fruity hops; lager-y maltiness, citrus, soap
Flavor: semi-dry malt profile with a punchy citrus fruit twang of hops, finishes semisweet with a leafy aftertaste
Mouthfeel: medium body, lively carbonation, soft texture, crisp
Other comments: A lively, refreshing, summery beer.
11-03-2007 17:16:20 | More by GreenCard
United Kingdom (Northern Ireland)
3.38/5 rDev -10.1%
500ml bottle served slightly chilled in an imperial nonic pint glass
Pours with a straw yellow body, some amber highlights. Fuzzy white head forms and soon disappears... pretty woeful head retention. No lacing to speak of
Smell, fresh wort and a little biscuity malt in the background. Some fresh flowers, lavender and a hint of pine.
Taste, crisp malt profile surrounded by a little bit of hop bitterness however its fairly tame. Some lavender and fresh flowers once again, little bit of citrus.
Odd flat mouthfeel, poor head retention and generally dull all round. Solid but just pretty uninspiring
09-11-2007 20:05:19 | More by cypressbob
United Kingdom (England)
3.45/5 rDev -8.2%
Brown 500ml bottle (the beer is bottle conditioned), best before Jan 2008, drank Feb 2007.
Poured into a straight pint sleeve glass, poured cooled, as requested on the label, no sediment left the bottle or hit my glass, so the body was a clear, it is slightly tangerine, orangey in colour, no head appeared, just a few wisps which sat on top being replenished by the cabonisation rising through the beer. I like a proper head on my bitters.
The aroma is an interesting mix of sweetness and citrus fruits, with hops helping the smell become beery. The candy aroma wins out though.
Citrus fruits sour the taste a little too much for me, but it is refreshing, hoppyness saves the day, not your normal British Bitter, but tastey non-the-less.
I thought it watery at first, but it does grow on you, a slightly sour taste does stay, I can imagine a lemon floating on this beer in the summer months, not in my garden, but others might want to try it.
Nothing wrong with it really, a cold day in mid-Feb is not the ideal tasting day for this beer, so I may well try again in the warmer months.
02-18-2007 16:54:56 | More by BlackHaddock
United Kingdom (England)
3.33/5 rDev -11.4%
Purchased at the Tesco supermarket. It's a bottle-conditioned beer, with a blue ribbon around the bottle neck saying "Tesco Brewing Awards Best Beer Winner"... The back label specifies that "Blue is the first bottle conditioned ale brewed deliberately to taste great chilled", plus a huge sign of snow flake and a sentence in block capitals as the second reminder: "FOR DRINKING COLD"... perhaps yet another attempt to win over lager drinkers? Trying too hard, I think, and I don't like the idea of cold ales anyway. BB 15/07/07, served just sli...ghtly cooler than cool in a straight imperial-pint glass.
A: pours a reddish orangey hue, slightly murky due to yeast sediments; the off-white comes quite puffy but sustains surprisingly well, against a moderately-carbonated body, full of tiny bubbles--looking rather healthy.
S: tart, damp, pear-ish and slightly pineapple-ish yeasty note upfront, common to quite a few British microbreweries' bottle-conditioned beers... also at presence is the sour-sweet orangey edge of English hops and a bed of mildly sweet pale malt. A good swirl helps reveal deeper, flowery and piney aromas of hops, but not lingering and hiding underneath the overall sour note. Not too bad overall, but the sour yeastiness is slightly overpowering.
T: an assertively effervescent texture full of sharp, tiny fizz attacks my tastebuds... almost like an overly fizzy lager! struggling over the fizziness, my palate picks up some sour citric flavour on top of neutral pale malts, which quickly gives way to grapefruit-peel's zesty as well as yeasty bitterness, and a rather rusty/tannic, almost piney touch of hops manifesting at the rear of the palate... the good lingering tangy bitterness and increasingly dry palate lend some pleasant length--perhaps the most enjoyable part of the beer.
M&D: the mouthfeel is way too fizzy for an ale, more in line with wild Biere de Garde for that matter... It takes a good while for the texture to soften before one's palate could better appreciate the flavour. Apart from that, this is a distinctively bitter Premium (pale) Bitter with a a rather crisp and dry palate due to rich content of hops. Quaffable alright, but hardly an impressive bitter in my book. And I truly wonder why it should be consumed COLD as recommended on the bottle? In that case even the zesty hops could be killed off altogether, leaving nothing to taste but bitterness and fizz!!
09-21-2006 01:22:06 | More by wl0307
Blue from Ridgeway Brewing
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"I haven't seen this picture in a long time," Miles mutters to himself.
Most people rediscover old pictures and family heirlooms searching closets or an attic. Not Courtney.
"Oh man wow this is a picture of my sister when she was young," Courtney said.
He gets reacquainted with his family's past digging through a car parked in front of what's left of his mother's house. Some of the old pictures and records were placed in the car by neighbors who found them after the Miles home exploded.
That's right. It literally exploded.
Last October a natural gas leak explosion rocked the house in the 56 hundred block of Nightingale.
"There was a natural gas leak at the house next door to miss Miles home" the family's attorney Daniel Horowitz said.
And it would forever change Courtney's life.
"I didn't want to come back I just couldn't do it," Courtney said during his first trip back to the home since last fall's explosion.
His pain is visible when remembering how his mother Dell Miles was still alive when neighbors came running to help.
"She had third and fourth degree burns over 60 percent of her body," Courtney said.
According to the arson report, when neighbors tried to pull Dell Miles outside her skin was coming off and she kept screaming, "my baby, my baby."
Those screams were for Courtney's sister Angela Landry who has multiple sclerosis and is confined to a wheelchair.
"They had to actually pull her out of the window," Courtney said.
"We got in contact with Bank of America within a month of the explosion," Horowitz said
A Houston law firm sent Bank of America a letter in November of last year. It details the explosion and asks the bank to suspend Mile's mortgage payments pending her insurance claim.
"We got no response," Horowitz said.
So Courtney's attorneys sent another letter in December. This one marked second request urgent.
Again the attorneys said Bank of America ignored it.
"We've been able to get nowhere," Horowitz said.
In January Dell Miles died after spending many weeks in a coma. Her daughter Angela was still in serious condition and couldn't even attend her own mother's funeral.
"She feels this emptiness like she never got a chance to say goodbye," Courtney said.
While the family grieved Bank of America threatened them with foreclosure.
"I couldn't believe it, I could not believe it," Courtney said.
In January Courtney's attorneys sent another letter to Bank of America. It explains Dell Mile's death, assures the bank the loan will soon be paid off and it requests the bank to stop threatening the family with foreclosure.
"It's like a kick in the gut," Courtney said.
Horowitz said he soon realized Bank Of America didn't spend any of the millions it got in taxpayer bail out money to train employees in customer service.
"No one can help you, no one knows what their doing, no one has the authority to do anything, then they transfer you back to the main switchboard," Horowitz said. "I've spent no less than 45 minutes on hold with Bank of America."
Meanwhile arson investigators ruled the fire that killed Dell Miles was caused by a nearby natural gas leak. Her insurance company wrote a check to Bank of America for over 72 thousand dollars.
"Which was enough to pay off the entire balance of the mortgage," Horowitz said.
So then what did Bank of America do?
"Turned their back on her after they were paid off," Horowitz said.
Bank of America not only proceeded with the foreclosure, Dell's home was posted for sale on the county's auction block.
"Our family had notices of the sale, not the foreclosure proceedings but the sale," Miles family attorney Benny Agosto Jr. said.
The Miles family filed a lawsuit accusing Bank of America of wrongful foreclosure, negligence, and fraud. In court filings Bank of America denies all the allegations in the suit.
Courtney's attorneys also had to file a temporary restraining order to stop the bank from selling the property. A court hearing was held last month, but Bank of America was a no-show.
"We expected them here however I'm not surprised they didn't show up," Agosto said.
Bank of America sent Fox 26 Investigates this prepared statement,
"We have stopped the foreclosure. We requested the authorization from the representative of the estate for application of the funds to avoid any conflict or dispute by other potential claimant or heirs. Plaintiffs have not provided that authorization. We are working with plaintiffs to identify an alternate solution for application of the funds."
Even with a law firm writing and calling, Courtney says he got nothing but ignored by the huge financial institution. It makes some wonder if other homeowners have also been victims of wrongful foreclosures.
"There's no telling how many other people out there come home from work one day and get a foreclosure notice," Horowitz said.
The Miles family recently got a notice. This one's from the gas company. Even though a nearby gas leak caused the house to explode, the gas company is demanding a past due balance $19.90.
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Connaughton says he expects the state to add about 86,000 jobs next year. He says the state is expected to add about 53,000 jobs this year.
Connaughton says 2014 could be the first year that feels like a recovery to consumers.
He says business and professional services and education and health services have been leading the state's recovery.
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Six new DeKalb County school board members attended their first official board meeting Wednesday night.
The members unanimously voted to remove the board as a plaintiff from a lawsuit against the state. The lawsuit argued it was unconstitutional for the governor to remove board members and appoint their replacements.
"We have to put children first like I said before and secondly we have to save money," said Dr. Melvin Johnson, chair of the DeKalb Co. Board of Education.
The governor appointed the six after removing old board members for failing to perform their jobs. A committee waded through approximately 400 applications for the open seats.
"I think I would encourage most DeKalb residents not to disengage and not to stop holding them accountable but give them the benefit of the doubt," said parent Jennifer Hatfield, who planned to attend the board meeting.
After the meeting, Hatfield said she was optimistic. "I think they've demonstrated in just one meeting a lot of more thought and careful consideration than I have seen previous," said Hatfield.
The district's accrediting agency, SACS, put the school system on probation for a lack of leadership, an abuse of power and budget problems.
"There's a lot of uncertainty over the budget," said David Schutten, head of the Organization of DeKalb Educators. "People have had pay cuts for the last four years. A lot of teachers are considering leaving DeKalb County to go to school systems where they'll make more money."
New board members said earning back full accreditation is their top priority.
"We are not in competition, we are in coalition," said Dr. Joyce Morley, a new board member.
Parents said they are glad to hear the district is moving forward.
"Let's go ahead and give them that trust because they need that to get the work done," said Hatfield.
The members' vote to remove the board as a plaintiff in the lawsuit leaves one plaintiff, Dr. Gene Walker, a former board member. The vote means the county will no longer pay for moving the lawsuit forward.
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The pope took his opposition to gay marriage to new heights Friday, denouncing what he described as people manipulating their God-given gender to suit their sexual choices — and destroying the very "essence of the human creature" in the process.
Benedict XVI made the comments in his annual Christmas speech to the Vatican bureaucracy — one of his most important speeches of the year. He dedicated it this year to promoting family values in the face of vocal campaigns in France, the United States, Britain and elsewhere to legalize same-sex marriage.
In his remarks, Benedict quoted the chief rabbi of France, Gilles Bernheim, in saying the campaign for granting gays the right to marry and adopt children was an "attack" on the traditional family made up of a father, mother and children.
"People dispute the idea that they have a nature, given to them by their bodily identity, that serves as a defining element of the human being," he said. "They deny their nature and decide that it is not something previously given to them, but that they make it for themselves."
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A two-story house Faith Mission used for storage burned to the ground early Thursday morning, and fire officials believe it was foul play.
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Roger Herrera has always had a servant's heart. The retired educator also spent 27 years serving our country in the Armed Forces, and now he's serving meals to those in need at Faith Mission.
Two Wichita Falls homeless shelters have received some recent generous donations that helped during the latest bout of winter weather but managers say more donations are needed.
More than a hundred folks also got a taste of the holiday over at Faith Mission.
As Christmas day approaches several organizations plan to provide a taste of the holiday for those who would otherwise spend it alone.
The hosts of Oktoberfest presented Faith Mission officials with a check Thursday.
The icy weather has many people looking forward to a nice and cozy weekend inside.
Several area non-profits will be able to provide Thanksgiving dinner to hundreds of people in need this holiday thanks to Denim and Diamonds' annual turkey drive.
Team Faith Spokesman is recruiting riders and raising awareness for a Texoma nonprofit.
Millions of people are helping homeless teens across the nation get a pair of jeans.
The Homeward Bound Homeless Coalition is conducting a count of sheltered and unsheltererd homeless persons today.
Aeropostale locations all across the country are accepting jean donations for the "Teens for Jeans" effort.
Mission organizers say they desperately need adult coats, especially those sized 4X and 5X.
Blistering cold weather forces people to seek shelter at Faith Mission.
Faith Mission needs your help now!
Instead of sleeping in this morning hundreds of teens got out and about across Texoma to make a difference.
Faith Mission wants to revitalize its thrift store to increase proceeds that can help people in the community.
Team Faith Spokesmen rides for a cause at this year's Hotter 'N Hell Hundred.


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Chicago has lost a financial titan who paved the way for African Americans in banking and business.
Jacoby Dickens was the long-time chairman and president of Seaway Bank and Trust, one of the largest black-owned financial institutions in the country.
At Seaway, he said the bank should be a community partner and it is often credited with shoring up the black middle-class in neighborhoods like Chatham.
An entrepreneur and a philanthropist, Dickens donated over a million dollars to Chicago State University, where the athletic center bears his name.
He is survived by his wife Veranda. Jacoby Dickens was 82.
Visitation will be Saturday, April 20 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., followed by funeral services from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Chicago State University's Jones Convocation Center, 9501 S. King Drive.
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Estes Park United started four years ago to help with unmet needs in the Estes Valley. In its first year, the community donated $4,200 to the Estes Park United campaign. We were thrilled with this amount and the response from the community.
When the campaign entered in its second year, there was new momentum and new committee members striving to enhance Estes Park United so that more people in the community could be helped. With a new focus and renewed commitment, the 2010 campaign raised more than $7,500. It was clear that Estes Park United was important to the community and you were committed to making a difference through this unique fundraising campaign specifically created to help with unmeet needs in the Estes Valley.
Some say "the third time is a charm" and in 2011, it was true for Estes Park United. The campaign really ramped up in a new way, and found its niche in the community. We started the "Rock-a-thons" outside of Safeway, where community members rocked in rocking chairs all day to raise awareness and money for local kids in need. Local business owners jumped in by allowing coin boxes at their stores throughout the community. And, a handful of restaurants committed to supporting Estes Park United through sales. The response and collaboration of the community was inspiring and improved lives with more than $11,000 in donations.
So when we set out to plan this year's Estes Park United campaign, we wanted to encourage the community to reach out in a new way. We wanted to challenge people to be creative in how they give back to the community. With that challenge, the committee set its own challenge with a $20,000 goal.
Today, I would like to thank the committee for making this challenge and to the community for taking it. To date, the campaign has raised just over $19,000. Wow! I am in awe. I am amazed. And I am most importantly, grateful. When you are gathered around your family and friends this time of year, be grateful you live in a generous community. Be proud of yourselves. Your donations increased by nearly 70-percent over last year.
The impact of an engaged community, new partnerships and more than $19,000 to help local children and youth is immeasurable. We worked together, we broke records and we made a difference. We may have just missed our ambitious goal, but we didn't lose sight of why Estes Park United exists - to help children and youth.
I'd like you to join me in thanking the Estes Park United Committee for making this possible. The next time you see Chuck Levine, Amy Spallinger, Gregg Farmer, Earl Matson, Nancy Almond, Lonnie Erskine, Louise Olson, Kathleen Anderson and Phyllis Gilliland, say thank you and congratulations!


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I've been making an application with SDK 2.0 and the latest LWUIT. I've made a form and some buttons on it, and I found this strange thing:
In the emulator the current RAM usage is shown. When a press a button, drag my mouse away, and then release the mouse button, my RAM usage goes up with 1-3 MB. So basically I select a button, but dont press it. If I would do this 100-200 times, I would get an OutOfMemory error probably. Anyone experienced this earlier and found a solution?
I was not able to test this on a device, just on the emulator, it could be also the fault of the emulator (but i dont think so).
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By Gail McCarthy
Staff Writer
---- — The late Kimberly Sharfstein never set foot in Rockport, yet each year more than 100 people of all ages gather here for a benefit walk in her memory.
The small seaside town became a place of healing for a family who lost its eldest daughter to cancer, and come Saturday, the 13th annual Kim's Walk of Hope will step off again with a gathering that begins at 10 a.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Rockport.
"Even though Kimberly never visited Rockport, she brought us all here," said her mother, Cindy Sharfstein.
The casual three-mile walk has become a family event for many, and all proceeds benefit the Ronald McDonald House, a charity that provides housing for families whose children are undergoing treatment. The Sharfstein family utilized the Ronald McDonald House in both Manhattan and Columbus, Ohio while their daughter received treatment.
In another twist of fate, Kim's family now has made Rockport their home.
Cindy and Jerry Sharfstein, her parents, talked about their eldest daughter, who was diagnosed at the age of 22 with a pediatric soft tissue cancer. She had just graduated from Ohio's Denison University in May 1992, having majored in psychology with a minor in religion. She died in 1996.
To mark the one year anniversary of Kim's death, the family gathered in Rockport at the passing suggestion of a friend.
"We wanted to be together as a family," said Cindy Sharfstein. At the time, none of the family lived in Rockport but because of work commitments, it was not possible to gather at the family home in central New York.
"So, Jerry and I came here," said Sharfstein. "Alyssa was living in Cambridge and heard about this lovely little town of Rockport by a friend. So we went to Rockport on the day that marked her death. It was one of those absolutely spectacular New England summer days with the bright blue sky and we sat up on the rocks at Halibut Point State Park."
"Subsequently, we vacationed here after being enchanted that day, and finding it so healing," she added. "Over the years, both daughters came to live here."
In 2001, her sister, Alyssa English, a speech therapist in Rockport Public Schools, started the walk. She described her late sister as passionate and "super intelligent."
"Even though people here never knew Kim, it has become a special event," she said. In particular, proceeds of this walk go to the Ronald McDonald Houses of Boston and Syracuse.
Kim's other sister is Amy Rich, who works at Rockport Music; Both are raising their families here, while their brother, Robbie, will travel from New York for Saturday's event, too. The registration fee for the walk is $20, and can be done that morning. There are door prizes and raffles. For more information, call Cindy or Jerry at 978-309-8159.
Rich said she is moved to know that, 13 years later, the walk continues to honor both her sister and all those loved ones lost to cancer.
"We all have someone who we walk for. Some of us have a few," she said. "It's a way for us all to share our experiences, our joy, and our tears together while having a wonderful time taking in all the beauty of this incredible town — a town I am honored to call home."
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I am developing an S40 App that needs to receive information from a webserver.
In the emulator everything works fine. However, in the mobile (Asha 311 with firmware version 07.36) , following problems arise:
Even though mobile has WiFi connected, mobile doesn't send nor receive info through webservice. it ignores WiFi and I get
java.io.IOException: 29-Error in HTTP operation "Network Link is disallowed to use and closed"
If I use Mobile data connection, mobile is able to send info through web service but unable to receive
And I get following error:
java.io.IOException: 28-Error in HTTP operation "Network Link closed"
Any idea how to solve these two issues?
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Meadow and Mountain Chalet in Roxbury
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Roxbury Run
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,000 - $ 1,500 / week
vacation rental description
Meadow & Mountain Chalet is a cedar-shingled house in the style of a Swiss chalet, set on nine acres with a wrap-around deck. The house, is in an upscale community, Roxbury Run, but isolated from views of other homes. To the west, it looks out onto a seven-acre meadow with beautiful views of the Catskill Mountains. To the east, there are more mountain views and a valley.
The living room has a beautiful ceder cathedral ceiling with a large fireplace. An island separates a fully equipped kitchen from the small dining area. Behind the living room on the first floor is a den, bedroom with a queen-size bed and full bathroom. Upstairs are two bedrooms (one with a queen-size bed and one with two twin beds) and a full bathroom with bidet.
Set in a corner of the property, there is an old tennis court with night lightening and a basket ball hoop on one end. A little outside the house, on the lawn, is a bocce court. The house also comes with privileges to the Roxbury Run Swim and Tennis Club (in the community), which offers a lovely out-door heated pool and two tennis courts.
The house can be enjoyed all year round: swimming in the summer in the Ro, beautiful views of the changing colors of the leaves in the fall, skiing nearby (Belleayre and Platekill ski resorts are 12 minutes away).
Golf is available 15 minutes away at the Hanah Golf Club. There is also a nine-hole course just outside of Margaretville. One can also play a few holes on the club grounds, next to the pool.
Meadow & Mountain Chalet is easily to reach - forty minutes from Woodstock and 2 1/2 hours from NYC.
house rental amenities
The house comes fully equipped: sheets, blankets, heated mattress covers for the winter, towels, hair dryer, complete set of silverware, dishes, pots and pans, glasses and a variety of utensils, toaster oven, microwave, blender, juicer, coffee maker (both Melita and stove-top espresso machine), dish washer, and washer and dryer in the basement.
Satellite TV, DVD player,VCR player and stereo.
In one corner of the wrap-around deck there is built-in wooden table that comfortable seats eight. An umbrella in the middle of the table provides shade. On the deck, there are three lounge chairs, a small bistro-type table with two chairs as well as other types of seating. There is also gas grill on the deck.
Mobile phone service is available by Verizon Wireless.
activities and attractions in Roxbury Catskills
The Catskill Mountain area near Meadow & Mountain Chalet is great for hiking. Trails are well marked and range from easy to strenuous. There are books written about these trails available in book stores and on Amazon. One can also hike, walk or snow shoe directly from the house, which abuts a 350-acre property open to home owners of the community and their guests.
The Belleayre Music Festival runs all summer long and offers a variety of concerts from classical to jazz to rock and reggae.
About 30 minutes, there is white-water tubing on the Esopus (Phoenicia). In the same area are the award-winning spas Emerson and Copper Hood. The area around Rt. 28 offers great restaurants.
Every Saturday morning between May and October, there is a well-known farmer's market at the Round Barn near Roxbury, offering local produce and crafts.The Arkville Flea Market right on Rte. 28 is open on summer weekends.
vacation rental rates
Weekend charge is between $500. and $600. depending on the season. If the week stay includes an additional weekend, the above weekend charge will be added. Discount for longer stays are possible.
$75. cleaning fee required. A fully refundable $500 security deposit is also required.


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Family/Couple Ocean Beach Townhouse in Montauk
- bedrooms 1
- baths 2
- sleeps 5
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Village Dunes
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
Townhouse directly across from lifeguarded Atlantic ocean beach.
Parking space included.
Ideal for family or couples.
Spacious and quiet corner unit. Clean, comfortable & convenient.
First level: small bath/ shower, washer & dryer . pull out couch.
Second level : kitchen, dining & living area. Very comf. pull out sleeping couch
Third level: Master bath, queen size bed, sitting area with desk.
WEEKLY rental minimum NO PETS allowed
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BURTON GREENHOUSE (owner) 917-686-5173
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Fully furnished, all kitchen appliances, dishwasher, microwave, TV ( cable),wireless internet connection, washer/dryer, beach equipment
Walk everywhere to town, restaurants, shops, supermarket, entertainment
Walk to Hampton Jitney stop from NYC
1 mile (taxi ride) from LIRRAir conditioned 2nd and 3rd floors.
activities and attractions in Montauk Long Island
All Montauk activities, vacation spot of Long Island.
Beach, golf, tennis, fishing, hiking, biking (road & trail).
Summer ocean breezes and climate.
vacation rental rates
Weekly Rental Minimum All charges inclusive.
July $ 1900 week August $ 2300 week
Available June, Sept & October @from $1000 to $ 1250 weekly /
BURTON GREENHOUSE (owner) 917-686-5173
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1. Can it auto suggest usernames in the "Send To" field based on the people currently following. This would make the usability much better.
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Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard might be a touch overrated. He's almost certainly paid more than he would be on the open market. He gets MVP votes in seasons where he might not be one of the top four or five first basemen in the league.
But he's still good. His OPS+ in down years is around 125, and when that's ripped from a lineup, it'll hurt. Howard's Achilles injury has hurt the Phillies' offense, as they've made do with Ty Wigginton, Laynce Nix, and Jim Thome. But Ryan Howard coming back soon would help the Phillies and that team OPS+ of 82. And how. So there's encouraging news from the Associated Press:
Phillies 1B Ryan Howard took batting practice for the first time since February at the team's spring-training facility in Clearwater, Fla. GM Ruben Amaro Jr. called it "progress." Howard, the 2006 NL MVP, has been sidelined since having a procedure to remove an infection near his surgically repaired left Achilles tendon.
The Phillies' moribund offense can use him, and he's still targeting late May or early June for his return.


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Osage County Fairgrounds, Pawhuska, OK 74056
The Osage County Free Fair celebrates the agricultural abundance of Pawhuska and the surrounding area with livestock ... read more...
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Hutchins Memorial, Ponca City, OK 74601
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The annual Cherokee Strip Cook-Off in Ponca City is a world-class barbecue competition complete with live musical ... read more...
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The Standing Bear Powwow, hosted by the six north-central tribes of Oklahoma, is held the last Friday and Saturday of ... read more...
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National Indian Taco Championship
Oct 04, 2014
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If you love fry bread and Indian tacos, then you'll love Pawhuska's annual National Indian Taco Championship. ... read more...
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Oct 25, 2014
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Stop by and experience Pawnee Bill's mansion like never before. Costumed storytellers will tell tales that tingle the ... read more...
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Dec 06, 2014
Downtown, Pawhuska, OK 74056
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First Lutheran Campus, Ponca City, OK 74601
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Jets starting ORT Damien Woody will undergo an MRI Monday on his right MCL after suffering an injury in Sunday's win over the Texans.
Woody was injured late in the first quarter while blocking Texans DE Mario Williams. At the end of the play, Texans DE Mark Anderson landed on the side of Woody's leg.
Wayne Hunter replaced Woody and allowed two sacks to Williams.
The way we see it
The Jets have had the same five O-linemen start every game this season, and the Texans attacked Hunter when he had to enter the game. The Jets have the league's fourth best rushing attack and could use Woody healthy as they fight for top playoff seeding in the AFC.


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The disaster distinction will allow for residents of the designated counties to apply for grants and loans to pay for flood-related expenses.
"I thank President Obama for his fast and responsive approval of our request for federal assistance to help families across Illinois recover from this devastating flood," Quinn said in a statement.
Quinn declared a total of 49 counties state disaster areas after torrential rains caused widespread flash and river flooding.
U.S. Senators Dick Durbin and Mark Kirk of Illinois joined the entire Illinois Congressional Delegation in sending a letter to the president asking him to honor Quinn's request and issue a major disaster declaration.
Five damage assessment teams with personnel from the Illinois Emergency Management Agency, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, U.S. Small Business Administration and local officials have documented damage for more than 3,500 homes since April 29, the statement said.
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By FELICIA KRIEG
---- — PLATTSBURGH — Lynne Layman was walking along Lake Champlain with a friend when she saw a green bottle on the shore.
Inside was a message dated Aug. 31, 2012, written by three children who set the bottle afloat from Willsboro Point.
Layman found the bottle near her family's property on Layman Lane on Cumberland Head just shy of two weeks after the children wrote the letter, she said. It was roughly a week after a storm, and the wind likely blew the whimsical container up onto the beach, Layman said.
There's about 20 miles of water between Willsboro Point and Cumberland Head, so the bottle traveled an average of just over 3 miles per day.
The note was protected from the waters of Lake Champlain by a cork wrapped in paper towel that was cut to fit the opening of the long-neck glass bottle.
"There was no moisture inside the bottle," Layman said.
The note, written in pen by a boy named Connor; his sister, whose name was not mentioned in the note; and their friend Nicole, detailed the trio's plans to make a trip to Burlington with Connor's father and grandmother, as well as the bonfire they were planning for that evening.
Connor's sister wrote of a canal he was building in the sand, which she said was not a success.
"Connor and I plan to rule the world," she wrote.
The children had made their first canoe trip of the season in rough water on Lake Champlain that day, Nicole wrote.
The note also included several hand-drawn pictures, including one of a bonfire and a peace sign.
Connor ended the note writing, "Whenever you find this, if the Buffalo Bills are still a team, I hope they win the Super Bowl. Go Yankees."
Before spying the bottle, Layman and her companion had found a fake parrot, a sailboat cushion and a cowboy-style snakeskin hat with the words "Made in Mexico," written on a tag in the brim, she said.
She calls looking for lost or discarded items in nature "salvaging," and Layman says the rules are simple.
"The first one that sees it yells out, 'Salvage!' and it's yours."
A good place to try your luck salvaging is near the area of Cumberland Head known as the Flats, which is popular with windsurfers, Layman said.
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Layman, 61, grew up playing along the shores of the lake. She started "salvaging" at about the age of 15, she said.
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She has discovered some interesting odds and ends on her salvaging walks and, most importantly, had fun outside, she said.
"You can salvage on the side of the road. People lose anything."
She hasn't found anything of extraordinary value yet, though. The closest she came to that was a wallet with a driver's license inside, which she came upon a few years ago.
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- bedrooms 3
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This 3 bedroom, 3 bath, ground floor unit is beach front and has a direct view of the Gulf of Mexico, located in the most sought after luxury resort in Ft. Walton Beach/Okaloosa Island. The complex has 515 feet of the Gulf Beach for your enjoyment. Experience the Italian Mediterranena architecture of Azure including the tropical landscaping with 2 lagoon pools, 2 hot tubs, kiddie sprinkle/splash area and the beach boardwalk for a short stroll to the beach.
Whatever your desires are from a trip to wind down and relax tp a trip for sight- seeing and enjoyment with the family, Azure is sure to fullfill your needs. Experience a dip in the hot tub for a great way to relax and end the day. Enjoy fabulous SUNSETS from the Azure. Sugary white beaches with spectacular emerald colored waters of the Gulf await you at Azure.
Only six miles to Destin for that shopping, fishing or golf trip. No high rises on Okaloosa Island, only low rises making our beaches uncrowded compared to others and our streets not congested with traffic jams.
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Air Conditioning/Electric Heat *** Washer/Dryer In Unit
Linens Provided *** Ceiling Fans *** Elevator
Covered Parking
Cable TV - TV's in Each Bedroom & Family Room w/ DVD Player
CD Player *** Jetted Tub in Master Bath w/ Separate Shower
Shared Hot Tub *** Two Lagoon Swimming Pools - Heated Pool in Winter
Fully Equipped Kitchen *** Kitchen Utensils Provided to include: Toaster, Blender, Electric Mixer, Can Opener and Coffe Maker. Stocked iwth all glassware, stemware, dishes, covered casserole dishes, bowls, silverware, cutlery set, cookware (skillets, boilers, bread pans & more) and place setttings.
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Charcoal Grills *** Patio with Chaise Lounges & Table & Charis
Direct Gulf Front *** Ground Floor Unit
Telephone *** Free Hi Speed Internet
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2 beach front pools with a kiddy sprinkle umbrella within site of our unit's patio
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Shelling *** Swimming *** Snorkeling/Diving ***Surfing/ Windsurfing
Biking *** Wildlife Viewing *** Hiking *** Fishing *** Antiquing
Cinemas/Movie Threaters *** Museum *** Miniature Golf *** Go Kart Rentals
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5/18 - 6/21 or 8/03 - 8/09 Saturday to Saturday Wkly $ 360 $2650
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8/11 - 9/04 $ 250 $1675
9/05 - 10/31 $215 $1495
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Paige, who is working as a personal assistant to "The Shores" reality television star Hailey Montel, understands that in life you work from the ground up. But when Hollywood hands Paige a shortcut to fame and fortune, she jumps at the opportunity and takes Marco and Ellie along for the ride.
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Emma's tired of being referred to as Kelly's girlfriend and Blonde Emmaespecially whenshe's not even blonde anymore! Determined to create a distinct university identity, Emma borrows some pot that was gifted to Kelly and smokes up with Becca and Gwyneth. K.C's bad boy past is revealed.
Jane admits to herself that her issues with herfather go deeper than the divorce and she thinks maybe he used to touch her inappropriately, leaving her feeling confused and alone. Lucas gives Jane a hard time for creating tension between mom and dad until he learns the truth.
The Shep has returned after his sensitivity training and it's Spirit Week at Degrassi! However spirits are anything but high at home for Jane as she struggles to get her dropout brother Lucas off the couch. Despite Jane's efforts, Jane's mom believes Lucas could benefit from some father/son time. Meanwhile, Danny's new girlfriend Leia has a problem - she doesn't fit in with Danny's friends and lies compulsively to avoid them. Her chance to impress Danny's posse arises at a co-ed sleepover at Peter's pad. Truth or dare, anyone?moreless
After she is continuously taunted by Holly J., Alli posts hurtful things about her on Degrassi's online blog "The Anti-Grapevine". Meanwhile, Peter is pressured by his father into helping his half-sister.
Clare stands up for Connor when he receives unfair treatment from The Shep.
Sav and Anya have started hanging out again - as friends. But when Sav thinks he's winning her back, she explains that they didn't break up because she doesn't love him, they broke up because he couldn't balance their relationship with the demands of his family.
Riley's the star of Degrassi's first ever football game win, but his secrets are in danger of being revealed as he tries too hard to keep up what he considers his "real man" image. Also, Danny and Derek both have it bad for Leia, but how will that affect their friendship?moreless
After Jane learns the truth, Spinner will do whatever it takes to win her back. Clare agrees to go to the dance, but not with the guy she really wants to go with. Meanwhile, Kelly nearly loses Emma before he's even got her! What will he have to do to prove his feelings for her?moreless
Spinner life plans begin to fall apart when he doesn't get into police college as planned. Clare gets invited to the dance by K.C. AND Connor...who will she choose and will she be able to keep her friendship with the one she rejects? Kelly and Emma finally admit they have feelings for each other and agree to go out on a date.moreless
Holly J. Sinclairis desperate to keep her Queen Bee appearance after learning her parents are in a financial crisis. Peter's mom, Ms. Hatzilakos unexpectedly drops in for a visit. She's stays at his pad while she's in town, and Peter quickly discovers that his life isn't so rad with mom around.moreless
Sav and Anya plan to celebrate their six-month anniversary on the school's overnight trip. Sav's sister Alli tags along, and he becomes furious when he hears the rumors about what she did on the trip with the school's bad boy Johnny DiMarco. Over at Smithdale, Manny and Emma both have a crush on their roommate, Kelly.moreless
Peter begins a relationship with Mia and a friendship with Riley. However, he finds out how difficult it can be to balance them both. Meanwhile Clare and Alli find a surprise at Mr. Simpson's house and decide to take it to school.
In order to make a goodfirst impression at Smithsdale University, Liberty decides to pledge for the school's popular sorority. Though, Liberty's determination to join the greek system ultimately tests her friendship with Emma and Manny. Meanwhile, with Holly J as the new Student Council President she realizes that she is on top of the social food chain. However, her newfound power is put in jeopardy when she develops an attraction towards her classmate.moreless
Jane develops a passion for football and is interested in playing on the school team. However, her only option is to play on the boy's team, which leads to several unexpected mishaps. Darcy tells Peter she's leaving for Kenya at the last minute possible which leads to him seeking comfort in Mia.moreless
Mia's modeling career spirals out of control leaving her friends and family worried. Meanwhile, Clare and K.C. unexpectedly form a bond when he shows interest in her.
In the eighth season premiere, Degrassi welcomes a new group of students as they adjust to high school life. Mia believes that her junior year will begin on a positive note when she is scouted by a top model agency and befriends a new student. But trouble is in paradise when Mia learns the dark side of the modeling world.
Meanwhile Degrassi graduates Emma, Manny and Liberty adjust to the transition of High School to College. Though the girls get involved in a mishap when a mysterious roommate threatens to tear them apart.