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$965—$1,305 1—3 bed 13001 Lake Cypress Circle, Orlando FL, 32828
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13001 Lake Cypress Circle, Alafaya, 32828
Commute to Downtown University - Central
The rent at Cypress Lake at Waterford Apartments ranges from $965 for a one bedroom to a $1,305 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about as expensive as the Alafaya average. This is a pet-friendly apartment.
This apartment is in Alafaya. The closest park is East Orange Park.
Cypress Lake at Waterford Apartments has a Walk Score of 62 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby schools include East Orlando Education Center, Growing Together Academy and Legacy Middle School.
The closest grocery stores are Super Target, Publix Super Market at Town Park and Towne Park Publix Supermarket.
Nearby coffee shops include Starbucks Coffee, High Octane Cafe and Vespr Craft Coffee & Allures. Nearby restaurants include Pizza Hut, Kirin Sushi and Saigon Wok.
Cypress Lake at Waterford Apartments is near East Orange Park, Westgate Park and Hal Scott Preserve.
Cypress Lakes at Waterford apartments are tranquil and refreshing and as close to a resort experience as you are likely to get in a residential community. Located in the exclusive Waterford Lakes area of East Orlando, our neighborhood has everything you will need to enjoy life to the fullest. Whether you are playing a round of tennis with a friend, watching the latest thriller in our theater room or cooking up a meal at our barbeque area, you'll find that life just seems to slow down here. Cypress Lakes at Waterford apartments are convenient to both SR-50 and the East-West Expressway, so it is a short drive to a plethora of major dining and entertainment establishments in and around the city.
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Suzzette Diaz
Sep 22, 2014
I would give them a ZERO, but that's not an option!!! too bad... ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE!!! … DO NOT MOVE HERE!!! Unless you don't mind living with RATS, SPIDERS, ROACHES and ANTS, this is a constant and management "DON'T CARE", seriously. I am an extra clean person, my friends calls me OCD; however I still have insect and rodent issues… and by the way, don't bother putting your name on the "list" to have your apartment sprayed because the incompetent staff will forget to add your name to the list. It took me 6 weeks of constantly asking and emailing the staff to add my name to the list before my apartment "finally" got sprayed… even though I complained about the rodents and insect issues. Oh, and if you're thinking about writing Management, the Regional Office, Corporate Office or the President himself, don't bother because they DON'T respond… at all!!! Cypress Lakes just want you to pay your rent and shut up… that is all they care about!!! When I reported the "rat" issue to management, I was told "well that's because you live next to the trash area, what do you expect". If one of the reasons you're thinking moving here is because they have a "security gate" don't bother… it's usually broken, so really it's not "secured" and by the way, the gate opener that you have to pay for… it doesn't matter where you point it… it simultaneously opens both gates… so much for "security". Due to the horrible services by Management (Dustin), staffs (John and Janis), both no longer there, (because the staff "constantly" changes) who failed to unlock my on-line account Cypress Lakes constantly adds "additional" charges to your account that you don't owe, and then they lock your account when you refuse to pay it. For example, almost a year later, they still have me owing an application fee, which shows on my account that I paid prior to moving in with the date of payment… next they added a garage to my account which I did not sign any lease for, then they charge me 10% late fee (for 1 day) because they failed to unlock my account so that I could pay my rent. Prior to all the "charges" I sent Dustin, the manager an email stating that my account was locked and additional charges was applied to my account that I knew nothing of… no response. The next day I contacted Janis, she stated she does not know how to unlock the account… seriously. Prior to that, John "forgot" to unlock my account so that I can pay my rent… thus generating a late fee, which he said he would take off because it was his fault… still on there. The staff is incompetent and the manager is just there, he resolves nothing, absolutely nothing; however, according to previous staff, he will give you permission to sell alcohol to residents around the pool area. DO NOT MOVE HERE!!! Just about everyone I have spoken with can't wait until their lease is up so they can move… ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE!!!
Danielle Sheiness
Jul 01, 2014
I have lived here about 9 months, and haven't been incredibly impressed but now I'm sorely disappointed. The first few months were quiet and easy, but that's about the time that the noise started. I pay a premium to have an apartment overlooking the pool, and the noise levels late at night have been nearly intolerable. The courtesy officer knows who I am now, due to so many phone calls, but unfortunately he's barely on site when I call. I've called the office at least 10 times and they've not returned a single call. I had to contact corporate, at which point they finally released a memo regarding the pool's closing time (which I suggested months prior), but still no return phone call. The gates tend to be broken often, and the one by my apartment has been squeaking since October, and still no effort to fix it. I probably could have tolerated this, but to my disappointment, I just received my renewal notice, to raise my rent up $105 to $975 (for a one bedroom apt,
Jun 23, 2014
This place is the absolute worst, my front door was kicked in during the middle of the day, and thousands of dollars worth of stuff was stolen. That's not their fault, but it shows how safe the complex is, further more I heard of four more robberies that occurred in the year I have lived here. What is their fault is that they wouldn't repair my door that day, and I had to sleep with my door open the whole night after I was robbed. Even though my amenities key was stolen with my wallet, the complex refuses to give me a new one unless I paid for a new one, once I finally did get a new one, it didn't work. My a/c and garbage disposal both broke within a month of moving in. Also when I moved in there was an infestation of mosquitos, I called them several times about fixing this and nothing ever happened, I had to take care of the problem myself. The apartments themselves are nice enough, but there are other places in the area up to 400 dollars less a month, but if your looking for a nice place I strongly suggest tortuga or camden, which run for about the same price because this place is awful.
Chris L.
May 15, 2014
From 2012- mid 2014 I lived at Cypress Lakes on a second floor apartment near Alafaya Trail. My first day there, I was trying to carry my groceries from the car to my second floor apartment, it was the middle of the day and there were plenty of parking spaces open. A car pulls up right next to me and tries to pull in while I'm picking up my grocery bags, I was only going to be another 10 seconds but they honked their horn at me because they wanted the space RIGHT next to me. I thought it was pretty inconsiderate. I dropped my groceries and shut my car door. They parked and a bunch of college kids exited the vehicle. As mentioned by Chelsea, the office staff are incompetent and have no genuine interest in helping residents with problems. They're quick to charge you fees and screw up your paper work but thats all they can do. That includes the woman who responded to the user above, E. Brown, she messed up our renters insurance records which turned into a huge hassle later on. Turns out I got an apartment by the rudest neighbors I've ever come across. The neighbors above us were extremely noisy, constant stomping, literally non stop stomping some days. It never stopped, it had a serious effect on my quality of life. Then they'd move furniture and wrestle in the middle of the night, usually around 3AM. My room mate and I were startled awake at 3:30AM by loud shouting and very loud commotion upstairs. We wound up calling the cops because we heard a woman whimpering and a man screaming bloody murder. They eventually moved out and another couple moved in up there. These people were even worse, slamming the toilet seat every time someone went pee, their massive dog (a pitbull that was obviously against regulations) would bark and become startled when it heard a car outside. Since the thing weighs as much as I do it would jump off their couch and slam into the floor. We didn't know it was a dog for the longest time. One day I was frightened by a loud bang right above me so I broom sticked the ceiling, they apparently didn't think they were in the wrong because they retaliated by jumping up and down ten times and shaking my walls. They did it a few more times for no apparent reason every few weeks. We wrote 9 or 10 complaints to the main office who claimed to send out a "breach of lease" which did nothing at all to help other than make the childish neighbors more obnoxious. We kept telling the office we need them to do something HELPFUL and they ignored us and eventually let us know there was nothing else they could do about it. The neighbors to our side were selling drugs or something because I could hear them while I was laying in bed shouting at each other and dropping some really foul profanities at each other. Someone was usually asking "Where's my f*** money!?" So loud you could hear it through the walls all the way in my living room. The longest this went on for was a whole hour. In addition, UCF students would street race outside my window down Alafaya Trail every night. I never had a good nights sleep at that place. I'm a reasonable guy, I'm quiet and keep to myself. I work a real job from nine to five everyday at a technology company. I listen to relaxing music and sit at my computer while at home. I'm not asking for a lot here. Some degree of peace in my home, that's it. Apparently, I'm not entitled to that. Do not live here! Unless you're a punk college student, because you'd feel right at home at Cypress Lakes.
Chelsea Catlette
Jun 13, 2013
I would not recommend this place to anyone. EVER. I lived here for 2 years while in college. The management staff is possibly the most incompetent I have ever seen. They are completely unhelpful and are only concerned with money. I requested a copy of my lease and they never sent it to me but they had no problem turning my name in to a collections office without even giving me a warning that there were charges dues after I moved out. They are horrible and it is definitely not worth the money. They refused to help me with simple information and they had THE WORST customer service skills ever. Don't live here. They suck and don't actually act to reverse complaints.
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The U.S. Department of Justice is holding three upcoming public hearings for comment on its recent Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPRM). The ANPRM has specific questions on proposed regulations for the provision of movie captions, video description, next generation 9-1-1, furniture and equipment. Of particular note to recreation professionals, fitness centers and golf courses are DOJ's questions regarding proposed requirements for accessible fitness equipment and accessible golf cars.
The first public hearing is scheduled for November 18 in Chicago. The other two public hearings will be held in Washington D.C. (December 16) and San Francisco (January 10).
The National Center on Accessibility encourages people with disabilities, facility operators and recreation practitioners to submit comment either by speaking at the public hearings or submitting input through the period of public comment which ends January 24, 2011. "The rulemaking process and period of public comment is an important opportunity for consumers and the industry to make their voices heard and weigh in on major concerns," says Dr. Sherrill York, NCA Executive Director.
The ANPRM is separated into sections by subject area. Regarding exercise equipment, DOJ is seeking public comment on the following two questions:
Question 12. What types of accessible exercise equipment and furniture are available on the commercial market? What types of equipment and furniture are already accessible to individuals with disabilities? Is independently operable equipment and furniture available for individuals who are blind or who have low vision, or who have manual dexterity issues.
Question 13. Should the Department require covered entities to provide accessible exercise equipment and furniture? How much of each type of equipment and furniture should be provided? Should the requirements for accessible equipment and furniture be the same for small and large exercise facilities, and if not, how should they differ?
Regarding access to golf courses, DOJ has asked:
Question 14. What is the most effective means of addressing the needs of golfers with mobility disabilities? Are golf cars currently available that are readily adaptable for the addition of hand controls and swivel seats? If so, are those cars suitable for driving on greens? To what extent are accessible golf cars of all types stable, lightweight, and moderately priced?
Question 15. What are appropriate scoping requirements for accessible golf cars? Should the criteria used to determine scoping stem from factors including the number of golf course patrons, the number of golfing holes (e.g. nine, 18, or 27) at the facility, the number of inaccessible golf cars in use, or other criteria? Should each 18-hole course be required to provide a certain number of accessible golf cars?
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I lasted one year at this horrible school. I would have left sooner if my parents allowed me. For some reason everyone seemed to think I was going to grow to love it. The open house was amazing, after my first day of school, I knew I would not graduate from LF. Most of the girls from my grade school who started here, have left too. It is cliquey,. If you are an outcast, the administration doesn't want to hear about the horrible things that happen to girls on the buses to and from school. , because the girls causing the problems are sneaky enough to act sweet as apple pie around the faculty and school administrators. There is no one to go to for help if you feel mistreated at LF. The teachers have their favorites and that is that. I am so sad that I will only be attending my amazing new school for 3 years instead of 4. It is another all girls school. I have only been there a month and I have met so many new friends who don't care if I don't drink, they don't either. This school should have closed years ago. The only thing keeping it open is the money they throw at people to come there. My mom gave it up and paid more for me to be happy, Thank GOD!
This school needs to get up to speed. Academics in comparison to other Archdiocesan high schools is substandard. The administration and alumni board are pompous and complacent. The neighborhood is horrible. Bullying is a problem. And worst off, the staff and administration think LF is perfect. LF counts financial aide into their Senior scholarship totals. Much of this money is not awarded based on academics but financial need. Other high schools have students who are awarded money for academic excellence to very prestigious colleges. LF students move on to CCP or JR college. When your daughter goes to LF, they will follow all of the LF rules a LF will tell them who they are and they will conform. It's a very outdated educational mission, that reminds of my grandmom's stories about her high school experience. LF won't give you the opportunity to grow, whatever they say goes, don't question it. Just comply. I am sure this outdated mission explains the continuous decline in enrollment. The school does not have 747 students as listed on the top of the page. They are closer to 500. That dishonesty from a Catholic School should be enough to steer you away!
Although I have not graduated yet, I somewhat agree to the previous post. The school attracts freshmen by selling them the "we are sisters" line. No. Most of the students are heavy drinkers INCLUDING at least 50% of the SGA. Mostly cliques and two faced people. At least one of your 4 years will be plagued with the dealings of Mrs.Schenk, so beware. The school has terrible resources and leaves the students freezing during 50% of the winter (strangely enough, administration offices are heated.) It's basically just a big show, and if you ever came to an Open house or assembly you'll understand. However, it isn't all bad. Sometimes it's fun (when they don't force the 'rules' down our throat as much) But the best part has to be the retreats and graduation...
I'm a graduate of LF and I urge anyone even thinking about sending their daughter here to not buy the hype and avoid this place like the Plague - even their Open Houses. I wish I had a choice in my day to go to another high school because if I had, Little Flower wouldn't have been a thought to me. Teachers and administrators play favorites, the academics are substandard in every sense of the word, the neighborhood has been horrible for years and continues getting worse, and the extra-curricular activities aren't much. Most of all, this school does not teach anything that students can take with them into the real world. Things are so desperate at this school that they've even taken to form an Alumnae School Band and invite every generation of gradates to every school function (I'm surprised they don't hold an Alumnae Prom at this rate). For whatever reason, these people believe they're the only ones around with "school spirit." That can be found anywhere. I learned nothing of value at this school and I see nothing has changed.
I am currently a student at Little Flower and we are truly a family. As soon as I steeped into those doors , it felt like home . It was my first time in a catholic school , coming from public school LF made my transition very smooth and comfortable ! The neighborhood respects the school, no incidents have occurred with the school and neighborhood. The environment also gives girls a chance to see different backgrounds and LF is very mixed as on cultural wise , which I believe is great !
I am a 2012 graduate of Little Flower and I can honestly say that attending Little Flower was a great choice. The teachers are wonderful and always there to help in any way that they can. It's a shame, truly, that most parents look down on the school because of the location. The school provides Septa buses that drop you off right in front of the school so there's really no need to worry. I always felt safe at that school and they're always practicing drills so if anything, God forbid, did happen, everyone would be prepared. Also, I believe that this school is great academically. I was constantly being challenged but it was worth it. I am now attending Temple University in my first semester and am doing extremely well thanks to Little Flower. Although the teachers and academics are amazing, I would have to say that the spirit is really the best part of the school. Mostly every girl at the school adores it and really takes pride in it. The girls are also extremely nice and accepting; you won't be able to find that at Ryan or Hubert's. If you're looking for a great catholic high school then you should choose Little Flower. It really is an amazing school. Forever we will be true!
I am a former student of Little Flower. I graduated in 2006. It is true that the neighborhood is not what it used to be when my mother attended, and she was worried about me attending there alone. Even with this, I could never picture myself at any other place. I had many choices when it came to choosing a high school. I was given the option of any catholic school in the city, and Little Flower was furthest from my list because I knew everyone who attended. I wanted a change. Yet, I attended many open houses and none of them stayed with me like LF did. I decided to go to their last Open house for the year, and it felt like home. I will never forget the years I spent there with people I talk to, even to this day. The neighborhood is bad, yes, but LF takes all precautions to make sure your child is not walking around aimlessly in such a neighborhood. Not to mention, The people in the neighborhood aren't that bad. I grew up in another part of the city and would meet friends after school in that neighborhood. Either way, please allow your daughters to enjoy the experience of being in such an amazing and loving school with a wonderful community of people to support their girls.
I currently attend Little Flower high school, and I love it. I thought there was going to be a lot of drama in the school but was surprised when everyone welcomed me with open hands. In Little Flower , we are like one big family, and we welcome everyone to our school.
I am a current student at Little Flower, and i love it. It challenges me just enough, and it makes me feel at home. The teachers are great. I truly feel prepared for college, considering my previous teachers showed me how to compose an essay properly. This is an amazing school, and i highly recommend it.
We are almost to the middle of my daughter's freshman year, and I am still unsure of my feelings. As a parent we have he right to say where she can go and where she can't go because of the neighborhood. I agree with the other users, It is in a bad neighborhood. I feel uneasy about her taking the bus to and from school everyday especially on yesterdays snow day when the tripper buses were not available on the 2 hour delay. My daughter's safety comes first and foremost. I agree they have wonderful teachers, however I do feel she is not being academically challenged enough. We are waiting out the year and see what 2nd part of the year will bring. At this moment, their is a chance of transferring.
I am a recent graduate of Little Flower, and as I look back on my four years there, I could not imagine a better school to have graduated from. Little Flower is it's own little community, even more then that, it's a family. Never have I felt more safe and comfortable at a school. The adminastration, teachers, staff, and students just make you feel at home as soon as you walk in the door. People always put LF down becasue of the neighborhood that it's in, but they couldn't be more wrong, and for all those parents who don't send their girls to LF because of that reason, it's a shame becasue their girls are really missing out on what would be the best four years of thier lives. I met my best friends at LF, my true friends. Going to LF was not only was good academically, but it was also good for my overall character as a person, I learned how to be myself and not to try and be someone I'm not to impress other people. My four years there helped me academically, and with self-confidence issues. To me, and i know many others, LF is the best school around. Forever We'll Be True!
The administration is the absolute best. I'd love to name all the great people but I'd have to list everybody. This is a school filled with spirit and passion. If you're looking for an all girls catholic education for your daughter, look no further then LF. It's not the oldest all girls school in Philadelphia but it's the best!
I am a parent of two recent graduates of LF and plan to send their younger siblings there when the time comes. The experience we have at the school is nothing short of marvelous. Our two LF grads ranked at the top of their classes and were challenged to work hard in their AP courses. The hard work paid off as both were offered appealing scholarships from a variety of Universities. However, it is the day to day life at LF that is the truly amazing quality the school offers. The spirit at the school is extraordinary and the girls really love attending and work hard to succeed. The faculty themselves are knowledgeable in their fields and are energetic in having the girls go that extra mile to surpass expectations. The school itself is beautiful and immaculate. Their traditions are plentiful and the girls themselves are very protective of them. .
I highly recommend this school for the parents that want to give their daughter a single sex education. Many reasons why: no boy distractions except for the handful of foreign exchange students, the teachers care and are highly qualified. Sister Donna(now President of the school) was one of my English teachers and one of the many reasons why I have a BA in English/communications. The school is excellent in preparing the students for college. Excellent in teaching them to be an upholding citizen, young lady. Wonderful Guidance dept, helped me w/ college apps, tours of colleges, excellent support system for expecting teenage mothers as well. The school is all about commitment, family, integrity and lastly a wonderful education.
Excellent school. My second home
My daughter is completing her freshman year at Little Flower Catholic High School for Girls in Phialdelphia. I have an advantage in comparing it to other Diocesan High Schools since my oldest daughter graduated from another school in the Diocese. Little Flower (LF) is a school where there is a tremendous amount of school spirit that I think may be unrivaled today, considering the overall temperament of today's teenagers. My first exposure to this was at the Catholic League Girls Soccer Championship two years ago. The girls from LF won the game, but I cannot remember the score or who they played. All I can remember are the goosebumps I felt when the students present to cheer on the team poured onto the field after the game to surround their victorious classmates, and at the tops of their lungs, sing their alma mater. Goosebumps.
Fabulous school that allows your daughter to develop the skills to be a strong individual and a leader. She will have the support and guidance to do what she wants to do and will not have the distractions of boys. She learns what is important to her and not what is important to others.
I'm one of 5 girls, all of who went to Little Flower and had great experiences there. When it was time for my daughter to go to High School, I was excited to sent her to LF. Little Flower is a great school. The teachers are amazing. (Especially Mr. Kuhl-who sees what a student is capable of and opens their eyes to it as well.) The school is more that a place to go and learn - it is a family. The administration is top-notch and everyone from the principle to the ladies that work in the lunch room seen happy to be there everyday. That really helps to 'set the tone'. Little Flower graduates go on to recieve thousands of dollars in grants and scholarships, but more importantly they come out of Little Flower with a solid foundatio & an understanding of the world around them. Orever we'll be true!
I was a member of the Little Flower Class of 2003, and I believe that LF is an excellent educational institute. They have a faculty and staff that are willing to go above and beyond the call of duty for the students. LF is equipped to teach students with extraordinary intelligence as well as those students that are struggling. Little Flower also offers an excellent ESOL program for foreign exchange students.
I love Little Flower. I love every minute I was in school there. Everyone was so nice and friendly. I am so happy that I went to Little Flower because it changed my life for the best. It taught me the lessons of life.
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Jefferson Chamber of Commerce scraps spring arts-crafts event
SHENANDOAH JUNCTION – Officials with the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce won't hold another springtime Mountain Heritage Arts and Crafts Festival, deciding this month to instead put all their focus on the larger, more successful fall version of the event.
[cleeng_content id="175773754" description="Read it now!" price="0.49" t="article"]Once the Sept. 27, 28 and 29 event at Sam Michaels Park near Harpers Ferry wraps up, it will be the last until the fall of 2014. In a unanimous vote, the chamber's board of directors has agreed to halt the spring festival after three years of its not meeting expectations.
"The September festival is the bigger festival," said Heather Morgan McIntyre, the chamber's executive director. "If we concentrate on September, the crowds will come here then instead of splitting them between June and September."
The chamber first introduced the festival that has become one of the East Coast's most-anticipated such events in June of 1972. After adding a fall counterpart three years later, the autumn festival quickly became more popular with visitors, according to Morgan McIntyre.
McIntyre says the juried festival has long forged a reputation for quality arts and crafts as well as a venue for bluegrass bands. Next month's festival will feature The Hillbilly Gypsies, Patent Pending, The Stevens Family Bluegrass Band, and Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice.
The chance to sample wine from a number of West Virginia vineyards is another draw to the festival, as is the special art activities and other offerings designed just for kids. The latter was added in recent years to make the festival more appealing to younger visitors and families with children.
"The festival now has a children's activity tent that is always full," McIntyre said.
Chamber officials have begun to alert festival crafters, artisans, vendors and others to the decision to switch to a sole yearly festival.
Explains Patricia Hubbard, the chamber board's president: "The board recognizes the challenges in mounting two major festivals each year and has made the decision to put all its energy into the success of the fall festival."
Much has changed in the arts and crafts circuit since the 1970s, McIntyre noted in a news release. "There is a lot of competition now that did not exist when the festival got its start," she said.
Other factors also played a part in concentrating on the fall festival, McIntyre said. The Chamber relies on advertising funding from the West Virginia Tourism Commission for a MAPP Grant, and that money has dwindled significantly.
Potter Pam Parziale, who has long taken part in the festival as an exhibitor and who serves on the chamber board, said that because of "the changing demographics, some changes (to the festival) are necessary."
West Virginia-born landscape artist Robert E. Tuckwiller is another longtime vet of Mountain Heritage.
Tuckwiller, who grew up in Greenbrier County, said in an interview that the festival is a favorite venue for selling his art. He also ends up buying pieces from other craftsmen.
"My house is full of crafts and art bought at Harpers Ferry over the years,'' said Tuckwiller, who spends most of his time at his home in near Blacksburg.
"The work you see at Harpers Ferry is unique, really special. We've bought baskets and pottery and all kinds of beautiful things."
The festival also has generated a legion of new fans for his work, Tuckwiller said. "There are people who come to the festival every time. When the gates open on Friday, I'll have regulars you'll come straight to my booth to see what I have new to show them."
Tuckwiller said that the chamber's requirement that exhibitors not only sell their work at the festival but also provide demonstrations not only makes the festival more entertaining to visit, but also prompts return business. Many times, he said, someone watching him work on a painting one day will return to the festival later to get a glimpse of the finished product.
Tuckwiller, who earned his degree in art education from then-Concord College, took part in Mountain Heritage in the early 1980s, but then stopped for several years before resuming the spring and fall shows more than a decade ago.
"Harpers Ferry is consistently the best-selling show I've ever done," he said. "They're very selective about (which artists) get let in. That's my only complaint. They let in too many other good artists who compete with me."
As in past years, exhibitors and businesses involved with the chamber will get thousands of passes to hand out to area residents to ensure crowds of locals spend time at next month's festival, McIntyre said.
Visitors to the chamber's website – jeffersoncountywvchamber.org/festival – can print a coupon for $1 off the cost of admission.
The chamber also is putting together a committee to explore another event to be held in the spring.
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When: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 27, 28 and 29
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Now that we are deep into the Sochi 2014 Hockey Tournament, I thought now would be a great time to take a look at the uniforms for each participating nation and rank them. The idea for this one came after seeing a tweet from Icethetics with all of the Olympic jerseys on their own "IceGear" uniform template:
UPDATE: All *30* #Sochi2014 Olympic hockey jerseys on the #IceGear template. Including USA retro: pic.twitter.com/b6ub8E2XB4
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If you haven't been following the Women's tournament, then you probably have not seen the Japanese Women's hockey team's jerseys in action. Honestly, you haven't missed much. Japan is such a colorful nation and yet they have some of the blandest uniforms in the Olympic competition.
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I know Slovenia's jerseys have gotten a lot of attention on Twitter and a lot of people have praised them, however, I think this is primarily because they are so different from the rest of the Olympic uniforms. Being different and standing out from the crowd does not necessarily make them good. The lime green is pretty cool and they jerseys pop on TV, but Slovenia's uniforms just do not fit with the Olympic motif. They are more Roller Hockey International than Olympic Hockey tournament to me.
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I like the maroon color of the Latvian jerseys, as well as their simplicity. What really ruins it for me is the Latvia wordmark beneath the crest. I get that most people are not familiar with the Latvian team and having Latvia prominently displayed on the jerseys helps one immediately identify them, but I think it distracts from what is otherwise an outstanding uniform.


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Beds were not especially wide. The breakfast was quite limited. The room lacked surface where we could have stowed our stuff
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Tiny bathroom - similar to a touring caravan so not suitable for the larger visitor.
This was our second stay at this hotel and I have to say it was excellent. I asked for a quiet room as my husband was having a small op whilst in London and we were given an excellent comfortable room. The staff were immediately asking if we were ok and if everything was to our liking. Breakfast again was exceptional. I will be booking again soon and highly recommend this hotel.
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Family rooms are located in the basement, next to the noisy and smelly kitchen. It is below standard and it was not indicated in the room information before reservation. Be carefull.
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Kevin Ollie, the Head Coach of the UConn Huskies, has reached an agreement with the school on a contract extension that will pay him $3M per season, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports.
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The Class M Talaxian moon where Neelix was raised, and the site of the Metreon Cascade's detonation which led to Haakonia's conquest of Talax and the death of 300,000 colonists, including Neelix's immediate family. It had the most temperate climate in the system -- despite its marshlands with the hottest summers in the sector, at 50 degrees C. and 90% humidity -- and its lighted cities could be seen easily from Talax. It was also home to the pesky lavafly and the talchok.


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Bethany Smith, left, of Menomonie and Jamie Smith of Cornell lined up next to one another prior to the CVTC spring commencement ceremony Friday, May 9. The two Nursing-Associate Degree program graduates are not related.
Bethany Smith, left, of Menomonie and Jamie Smith of Cornell lined up next to one another prior to the CVTC spring commencement ceremony Friday, May 9. The two Nursing-Associate Degree program graduates are not related.
Bethany Smith of Menomonie found manufacturing work wasn't quite right for her, especially after her hours changed. Now she's about to embark on a new career after completing the Nursing-Associate Degree program at Chippewa Valley Technical College (CVTC).
"I was working a full-time job, and they switched to a 12-hour shift. I decided I didn't want to do that the rest of my life," Smith said.
Smith was one of 621 graduates in 44 academic programs honored Friday night at the CVTC spring commencement ceremony held at UW-Eau Claire's Zorn Arena. On Thursday, CVTC honored 46 graduates in five programs at its River Falls Campus. The number of graduates at Eau Claire was very similar to the spring 2013 graduation, which honored 626 graduates.
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The most popular programs among this spring's graduates at the Eau Claire campus are Nursing, with 80 graduates, Business Management with 38 graduates, and Electrical Power Distribution with 30.
When Smith, a single mother, decided to go back to school, she found help through the Bridges2Healthcare program that provides job retraining for displaced and low income workers. The program helped her explore opportunities in the healthcare field.
"I always wanted to do something in the medical field," Smith said. "I have always been fascinated by the human body and how it works, and I like taking care of people."
Smith is considering emergency room or surgical work as long-term goals in the nursing field.
"The decision to go back to school was an easy one, but leaving the security of a full-time job was hard," she said.
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EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) — CVTC graduate Joseph Kriese wears love for the Green Bay Packers on his hat and on his shirt — all together with his graduation gown. There is a reason behind it.
"I'm real excited to start," Kriese said about a new job he was just hired for.
He is getting ready to move to Green Bay and is taking up a position with the Green Bay Packers.
"It was definitely a dream offer; I never thought a 2 year degree would bring me this far," he said.
He will be working maintenance, HVAC, plumbing and fixing up all the odds and ends to help make sure you enjoy Packers games.
It is a job he found online and one he never thought he would get. Four interviews later he got an offer.
"I don't think anything could stop me now, I feel good about it," he said.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU)- It's a profession that's expected to grow nearly 20% in the next 10 years.
In the coming years more nurses will be needed in the area and that has educators and employers looking to the future.
Local nursing programs like the one at Chippewa Valley Technical College say they have a one to three year waiting list to get in and every semester nearly 80 students graduate with degrees.
That may sound like a lot but these programs will need to expand in the future to meet the growing need.
"It's what I have wanted to do since I was a little girl and I can't imagine doing anything else," Registered Nurse Elizabeth Bohl said.
For Elizabeth Bohl, who has worked as an R.N. at Sacred Heart Hospital for a year, nursing is more than a career.
Bohl is just one of the nurses that hit the pavement Wednesday to celebrate Nurse's Week along the trails of Carson Park. The day is a time to thank the men and women who are there day in and day out to help us when we need it. In the coming years we'll need more nurses to treat the aging population.
A group of Machine Tooling Technics students gather around the Riverside Machine and Engineering table at the Spring Career Fair at Chippewa Valley Technical College Wednesday, April 9. The Chippewa Falls company relocating to Eau Claire recruits heavily from CVTC manufacturing programs.
A group of Machine Tooling Technics students gather around the Riverside Machine and Engineering table at the Spring Career Fair at Chippewa Valley Technical College Wednesday, April 9. The Chippewa Falls company relocating to Eau Claire recruits heavily from CVTC manufacturing programs.
EAU CLAIRE — As a student in Chippewa Valley Technical College's (CVTC) Machine Tooling Technics program, Eric Weining of Menomonie has a valuable set of skills for potential employers. Unfortunately, it was probably too late for the employers at the CVTC Spring Career Fair Wednesday, April 9, to entice him.
Weining will not graduate from the program until December, but that didn't stop him from getting a job at Phillips Plastics in Menomonie. He started about four weeks ago.
"I work in the tool room as a mold machine technician," Weining said. He heard about a job opening there and had some contacts in the company, but his plans to finish his degree at CVTC was key. "That was motivation for them. They had been looking to hire a student from CVTC for their program."
In a sign of improving economic times, participation in the CVTC Spring Career Fair was up once again, and the message to employers was clear: Start your recruitment efforts early, as skilled workers are in high demand.
Overall, 81 private and public employers set up tables at three CVTC facilities at this year's Spring Career Fair, up from 69 last spring and from 58 in spring 2012. The 37 employers at the Manufacturing Education Center represented an increase from 30 at the Spring 2013 Career Fair. In spring 2011, only 22 manufacturing businesses participated.
By Joe Knight Leader-Telegram staff
Kawell, 31, was among CVTC and high school students showcasing their skills during the annual Manufacturing Show at the CVTC Gateway Campus on Eau Claire's west side.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) Democratic candidate for governor Mary Burke stopped in Eau Claire Thursday afternoon.
Burke was touring Chippewa Valley Technical College.
During her visit, she talked about the importance of using part of the state's surplus to help teens develop skills they need to join the workforce.
The candidate for governor says training will help fuel job creation and strengthen Wisconsin's middle class.
"This is really how we can grow Wisconsin's economy in order to make sure that the people that are coming out of Wisconsin's high schools have the training for the jobs that are available.
This week, the legislature continues debating how to best use the state's projected $977 million surplus.
H.O. Wolding Inc. driver Carlos Esteves, a graduate of Chippewa Valley Technical College, departs with a truck from the company's Amherst, Wis. Facility to drive it to the College's campus in Eau Claire recently. The company donated the truck in an effort to support driver education programs in the face of an industry-wide shortage of drivers.
H.O. Wolding Inc. driver Carlos Esteves, a graduate of Chippewa Valley Technical College, departs with a truck from the company's Amherst, Wis. Facility to drive it to the College's campus in Eau Claire recently. The company donated the truck in an effort to support driver education programs in the face of an industry-wide shortage of drivers.
Sees donation to CVTC as part of answer to a growing problem
The H.O.W. logo of H.O. Wolding Inc. of Amherst, is proudly displayed on an expanding fleet of blue trucks hauling across the continental United States. But HOW is well known in the trucking industry in another sense — as in, HOW in the world are we going to find enough drivers to fill the current shortage and meet a growing demand?
"Competition for drivers is very intense," said Don Wolding, president of the 75-year-old company. "The job is getting tougher all the time, with the new regulations coming down, and a workforce that's getting greyer. It's a combination of things."
As a company, H.O. Wolding sees the answer in education. The training of a new generation of truck drivers at qualified schools and an aggressive recruitment program for the thousands of jobs available nationwide is essential. That's why Wolding is taking steps to support such programs, with the donation of a truck to Chippewa Valley Technical College's Truck Driving program.
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Eau Claire (WQOW) - There may be new solutions to a workforce dilemma: finding skilled people to fill job openings.
It's been a big concern for a few years. So big, many groups came together to find solutions. Businesses, schools, local government, workforce agencies and non-profits spent the past 14 months examining how to narrow the skills gap. Today, they released the results of their study.
Finding the right worker to fill an opening has been no easy task. We started looking into the skills gap two years ago. That's when EDI in Chippewa Falls told us it was having such a tough time filling jobs with local candidates, it went to Detroit to hire five workers. That kind of story inspired a 14 month local study. Several recommendations came out of the study Friday. For example, get the right job market information so students and employers know what the area needs.


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The English had their martyr –Emily Davison who threw herself in front of the King's horse to bring attention to the cause of Votes for Women. In the U.S., Inez Milholland was well known for riding a horse in suffrage parades. Milholland died on the campaign trail when barnstorming in the West. She was known as the couragous woman who died with the word of "Liberty" on her lips. Suffragists repeated her words often when confronting U.S. President Woodrow Wilson: "Mr. President, how long must women wait for liberty?"
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Well, I thought I was the only one!!! Its been 3 months since my first break out,,,and yes, I have those sensations every day. And yes, Im sick of it too. Considering those are supposed to be the 'pre'signs...sure does make it hard to tell when an outbreak is coming. Youre not alone.
thanks good to know im not alone either recently the tingling has slowed down i take 2 valtrex i hope my body has kinda adjusted to this dramatic change and i can have more days of feeling normal. my doctors say thats before an outbreak but thats not true i know when i have an outbreak n the tingling is on the skin its not a particular area like an outbrreak its like my whole gential area is having a nerve party
i dont know if i have the herpes virsue yet but i have been feeling some tingling in my vaginal area and towards my buttocks for about 2 days now. it just feels weird. i go back to the Drs next week to really find out if i have the virus. i hope its not!! im really nerves and scares. Does Herpes change your life after you find out you have it?? how did u tell your partner about it???? how do the meds work??? do u always have to use protection with your partner from now on even though you are ina committed Monogamus relationship??
I had my last outbreak in April 2009, soon after that I started having tingling down my right leg from my crotch to my feet, then it started in my rihgt arm from my shoulder to my hand and now the right side of my head. The doctors are not sure what it is. Had anyone else experienced this?
Hi, sorry for the late post, I just signed up. 3 months ago I had my first OB, and almost everyday I have an annoying tingling on my groin, butt, balls, and part of back of my legs. sometimes I feel tingling on my face and head including sharp needle pains on my face and even eyelids. I take over the counter meds but I dont know if they help, better to take them than not.
the best thing to do is to maintain good health and a positive attitude. good luck
You may have Herpes Simplex 1. I have the oral hsv-1 (the one that causes cold sores), but i always get a closed (not exposed or open, but more like a closed blister) ulcer on the same part of my gumline. It's not particularly painful, but right before the outbreak I get tingling on my face, it's slower to move than the rest of my face, and there is a little pain behind my head. I also have a headache on the same side only. I've learned this is Bell's Palsy, which is caused by an hsv-1 outbreak. Google it. It may be what you're feeling...
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Kristin A. Scott Thomas, OBE (born 24 May 1960) is a British actress who has also acquired French nationality. She gained international recognition in the 1990s for her roles in Bitter Moon; Four Weddings and a Funeral and The English Patient.
She has recently gravitated toward French cinema in works such as the thriller Tell No One and Philippe Claudel's I've Loved You So Long. She has lived in France since she was nineteen, has brought up her three children in Paris, and says she considers herself more French than English. She has been a member of the Légion d'honneur since 2005.
Scott Thomas was born in Redruth, Cornwall. Her mother, Deborah (née Hurlbatt), was brought up in Hong Kong and Africa, and studied drama before marrying Scott Thomas' father. Her father, Lieutenant Commander Simon Scott Thomas, was a pilot for the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm who died in a flying accident in 1964. She is the elder sister of actress Serena Scott Thomas, the niece of Admiral Sir Richard Thomas (who was a Black Rod in the House of Lords), and a more distant grand niece of Capt. Robert Falcon Scott, the ill-fated explorer who lost the race to the South Pole.


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