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Orioles in on Nelson Cruz and Nick Markakis
The Orioles are reportedly interested in bringing back both Nelson Cruz and Nick Markakis, two key players from this season's American League East championship team who are now free agents.
Baltimore offered Cruz a three-year contract before the slugger hit the open market, according to ESPN's Buster Olney, but a deal was not reached. Now it appears the O's will wait and see what happens with Cruz as he pursues his options with other clubs.
The Orioles have also been in contact with Markakis regarding a multi-year contract, Olney reports, but deferred money has been a holdup on that front. Markakis hit the open market for the first time in his career after the O's declined their half of a mutual option at the end of October.
Cruz became a free agent after declining a $15.3 million qualifying offer on Monday. He also declined a qualifying offer from the Rangers last season, and did not sign with Baltimore until shortly before Spring Training started. Any club that signs Cruz would surrender a draft pick. He's likely seeking a multi-year deal and should have a number of suitors coming off a strong season in which he led the Majors with 40 home runs.
The Mariners are one team that will target Cruz this offseason, writes MLB.com's Greg Johns, and Seattle made a splash last winter by signing second baseman Robinson Cano and closer Fernando Rodney. Still, the Orioles figure to be near the top of the running for Cruz's services.
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Red Sox reunion for Hanley?
The Red Sox are reportedly interested in another reunion of sorts, this time with Hanley Ramirez.
A free agent for the first time in his career, Ramirez is one of the best power bats on the market. He's primarily been a shortstop, but Ramirez is open to switching positions to third base, which is a position of need for the Red Sox. That could set up a return to Boston 10 years in the making, writes Pete Abraham of the Boston Globe.
Ramirez was developed by the Red Sox and made his big league debut with the club in 2005, when he was 21. That November, Ramirez was the main prospect in a trade with the Marlins that brought Josh Beckett and Mike Lowell to Boston.
Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington and other team officials have known Ramirez since he was a teenage prospect in the Dominican Republic. According to the Globe, the Sox would like to speak to Ramirez about a potential deal.
Still, Boston's interest in Ramirez is likely to be tempered by a few factors. Ramirez will be 31 in December and has struggled to stay healthy, missing 185 games over the last four seasons with a variety of ailments. He turned down a qualifying offer from the Dodgers on Monday, meaning the Red Sox would surrender a draft pick if they signed him. That qualifying offer was worth $15.3 million for 2015, indicating Ramirez and his agents are likely to command a multi-year deal with a high price tag.
The Red Sox are reportedly checking in on other free agent third baseman in Pablo Sandoval and Chase Headley, so Ramirez might eventually become a more coveted option for Boston should Headley and Sandoval wind up somewhere else.
One thing is for sure, though, Ramirez can still hit. The three-time All-Star posted a .283/.369/.448 slash line with 35 doubles and 13 home runs over 128 games with the Dodgers this year.
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Orioles in the mix for Billy Butler?
The defending American League champion Royals would like to retain designated hitter Billy Butler, despite turning down his $12 million club option.
However, sources say, Butler has received a 3-year, $30 million offer from a team widely believed to be the Orioles. If that's the case, the Royals will pursue other options including the possibility of not having a dedicated DH and regulars through that spot to give them a little bit of a break.
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Mets sign outfielder Castellanos to Minor League deal
The Mets have signed outfielder Alex Castellanos to a Minor League deal with an invitation to big league Spring Training, the club announced Tuesday.
Castellanos, 28, was in the Padres organization last year and spent the season with Triple-A El Paso, hitting .275 with eight home runs and 42 RBIs in 113 games. A 10th-round pick of the Cardinals in the 2008 First-Year Player Draft, Castellanos made his big league debut with the Dodgers in 2012 and appeared in 24 games with the club over two seasons.
Castellanos is the second outfielder to join the Mets in as many days. On Monday, New York signed veteran Michael Cuddyer to a two-year deal. Cuddyer is a two-time All-Star and was the 2013 National League batting champion when he hit .331 with the Rockies.
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David Robertson generating interest
David Robertson became the top closer on the market after declining a $15.3 million qualifying offer from the Yankees on Monday, and he's certain to have many suitors this offseason.
In addition to the Yankees, there are at least six teams interested in signing Robertson, according to a report by the New York Daily News. Any club that signs Robertson would surrender a draft pick as compensation, but that doesn't appear to be a major hurdle.
The Tigers, Brewers, Blue Jays, White Sox, Indians and Astros are among a number of teams with needs in the bullpen. Robertson would be an upgrade for any of those clubs.
Robertson, 29, saved 39 games last season in his first year as the Yankees' closer. He earned $5.215 million and is set up for significant pay raise.
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said Monday he has not yet begun negotiations with Robertson's agent, Scott Leventhal. The right-hander is a likely to receive at least a three-year contract.
Cashman also said it's not yet clear what the market value is for Robertson. It's worth noting Jonathan Papelbon earned $13 million with the Phillies in 2014 as baseball's highest-paid closer. Already this offseason, Koji Uehara re-signed with the Red Sox for $18 million over two years.
Robertson's impending contract could affect deals for other free agent closers, including Francisco Rodriguez, Sergio Romo and Rafael Soriano.
–Austin Laymance
Royals interested in Ryan Howard?
The Phillies have made it known they are willing to move first baseman Ryan Howard, and the Royals have emerged as a potential trade partner, according to a report in USA Today.
The Royals have one of baseball's lowest payrolls and Howard is still owed at least $60 million over the next three seasons, but the Phillies are reportedly prepared to eat much of Howard's contract, so Kansas City could be in the mix.
The Phillies tried to move Howard during the season but had no luck. They might be able to find a better deal in the offseason though, and the organization is intent on getting younger and more athletic.
Howard, 34, appears to be a better fit in the American League as a designated hitter. The former National League MVP is an option as a DH with the Royals as a potential replacement for Billy Butler. Howard was healthy enough to play 153 games this season and hit 23 home runs. The Royals did not have a player hit 20 homers in 2014, so they are in the market for a power bat.
The Phillies are going into a rebuilding phase and Howard is a piece that could be used to bring some younger talent to an organization that has some holes in the farm system. Meanwhile, Kansas City came up just short in the World Series and Howard could be a player that puts the Royals over the top.
–Austin Laymance
Lester returning to Boston?
Jon Lester could be shipping up to Boston.
According to ESPN's Gordon Edes, one baseball executive predicts the Red Sox will sign Lester despite the club's mandate not to give long-term contracts to starting pitchers over 30 years old. Lester, dealt by the Red Sox to Oakland in July, turns 31 in January.
It makes sense that the Red Sox would make an exception to sign Lester. They need starting pitching, Lester is arguably the best on the market and is coming off a season in which he posted a career-best 2.46 ERA. The left-hander was drafted and developed by the Red Sox and helped the club win the World Series in 2007 and '13.
So what would it take to bring Lester back to Boston?
The Red Sox are reportedly mulling a six-year deal worth at least $20 million per year, according to Edes. Lester and his agent might be able to fetch a larger sum from other suitors, but it's entirely possible that he takes a bit of a discount to pitch for the only big league club he knew before going to Oakland for the final two months of this season. Red Sox brass made it clear they wanted to bring Lester back after trading him to the A's, and Lester still has a number of close friends in the Sox clubhouse.
The Red Sox are always a major player in free agency, so it will be interesting to see where Lester ends up.
–Austin Laymance
Alfonso Soriano announces retirement
Alfonso Soriano is retiring from the Major Leagues after 16 seasons, according to a report from the Associated Press.
Soriano, 38, was released by the Yankees in July after playing in 67 games in 2014, the final year of an eight-year, $136 million contract he signed with the Cubs before the 2007 season. He was selected to seven consecutive All-Star Games during his career and ranks 50th on the all-time home run list with 412.
"I've lost the love and passion to play the game," Soriano said in a radio interview Tuesday in his native Dominican Republic, according to the AP. "Right now, my family is the most important thing. … Although I consider myself in great shape, my mind is not focused on baseball."
Soriano played parts of five seasons with the Yankees from 1999-2003 before he was traded to the Rangers in 2004 in the deal that brought Alex Rodriguez to New York. After two seasons with Texas, Soriano was traded to the Nationals before the 2006 season. Soriano spent seven years with the Cubs before being dealt to the Yankees in 2013.
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The Indians signed a free-agent starting pitcher on Saturday, but it wasn't Ubaldo Jimenez. Instead of bringing back Jimenez, who rejected a qualifying offer from the club in November, Cleveland signed right-hander Aaron Harang to a Minor League deal with an invitation to Major League Spring Training. The veteran is expected to compete for the fifth spot in the Indians' rotation.
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• The Cubs added depth to their bench, signing veteran utility man Emilio Bonifacio. He was released by the Royals on Wednesday after being designated for assignment on Feb. 1.
• The Mariners and first baseman Justin Smoak avoided salary arbitration, agreeing to terms on a one-year contract with a club option for 2015. Seattle has now signed all of its arbitration-eligible players.
• The A's and outfielder Josh Reddick agreed to a one-year deal, clearing the club's arbitration slate.
• The Red Sox won't be going to any arbitration hearings either after coming to terms with left-handed reliever Andrew Miller on a one-year contract for 2014.
• The Orioles claimed utility man Jimmy Paredes off waivers from the Marlins. The switch hitter is expected to compete for a spot on Baltimore's bench.
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And then there were three. With free-agent right-hander Bronson Arroyo agreeing Friday to a two-year deal with the D-backs that includes a club option, the remaining big-name starters on the market are A.J. Burnett, Ervin Santana and Ubaldo Jimenez.
Like Arroyo, whichever club signs Burnett will not lose a first round pick in this year's First-Year Player Draft. Santana and Jimenez, on the other hand, don't fall into that category. So where will Burnett land?
The Pirates could have the inside track, writes MLB.com's Tom Singer, but the Orioles and Nationals are also in the running. Burnett and his camp have kept their thought process secret thus far, but with Spring Training on the horizon, something is likely to happen soon.
The Phillies appear to be out of the Burnett sweepstakes, and will instead turn their attention to former closer Ryan Madson, who has not pitched since 2011 because of Tommy John surgery and complications following the procedure.
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• Nelson Cruz remains on the market, and MLB.com's Mike Bauman examined the potential risks and rewards for clubs looking to sign the outfielder. Cruz would significantly boost any lineup, however, the slugger has a history of injury, will turn 34 in July and served a 50-game PED suspension last year.
• Meanwhile, the A's locked up outfielder Coco Crisp through at least 2016 with a two-year contract extension that includes a vesting option for 2017. Last year, Crisp became just the 10th player in Oakland history with at least 20 doubles and 20 home runs in a single season.
• The Brewers brought back reliever Francisco Rodriguez, this time on a one-year deal worth at least $3.25 million. In a corresponding roster move, pitcher Donovan Hand was designated for assignment.
• The White Sox also added to their bullpen mix, signing right-hander Mitchell Boggs to a one-year, $1.1 million contract.
• Outfielder Jimmy Paredes was designated for assignment by the Marlins to open a roster spot for infielder Jeff Baker, who agreed to a two-year deal this week.
• The Nationals agreed to terms with veteran reliever Luis Ayala on a Minor League contract with an invitation to Major League Spring Training. Ayala, 36, is one of the few remaining players to have appeared with the Expos.
• The Pirates inked catcher Omir Santos to a Minor League deal that includes an invitation to big league camp.
• First baseman Matt LaPorta and the Orioles agreed to a Minor League contract. LaPorta has not appeared in a Major League game since 2012, when he played 22 games with the Indians.
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- Apr 21, 2009 at 1:01PM
The Enumclaw Rotary Club recognized three area students as Students of the Month at its April 16 meeting.
Early-morning gunshots rattle Buckley
- Apr 21, 2009 at 1:01PM
Buckley residents were awakened by the sound of gunfire at 2 a.m. Saturday and perhaps a dozen 911 calls poured into the call center regarding a noisy incident on Cascade Street.
City of Enumclaw lines up summer bluegrass festival
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Enumclaw's Bluegrass Festival, car sale and stadium fundraiser is well on its way to becoming an annual event.
Buckley Relay fundraisers rolling
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The American Cancer Society's Relay for Life is celebrating its 25th anniversary, so Buckley organizers are recruiting people to be a part of the special overnight event which this year focuses on colon cancer. The relay begins with the survivors' Lap of Hope at 6 p.m. May 15 along River Road and state Route 410, and finishes 18 hours later at noon.
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The White River School Board took another step toward preparing for the worst economically. At a special meeting Thursday afternoon, the board approved another resolution to reduce its workforce, while preparing a document to ask the State Board of Education to give it the nod to waive elementary physical education.
Hammond short-listed for interim executive position
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Enumclaw's Steve Hammond admits he has politics in his blood.
Major facelift planned for Collins High
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Around 400 A.D., give or take a few years, the Roman legions retreated from the northern British Isles, leaving behind a scattered collection of relatively peaceful, Christian people known as Celts. Shortly thereafter, the Celts were invaded by pagan, barbaric hordes of Anglo-Saxons out of northern Europe. Apparently, the Celts, as best they could, tried to defend themselves. This was the darkest era of the Dark Ages, where history blends into myth, giving rise to semilegendary figures like King Arthur.
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Letters to the Editor Questioning how money is spent in district
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It's refreshing to see an effort to maintain a program necessary for student development, but as the article is read one wonders about the necessity of this action originally ("District officials bypass pay hike," Courier-Herald, April 1).
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Church sponsors money talk
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Mount Rainier Christian Center, at the corner of Griffin Avenue and 244th Avenue Southeast in Enumclaw, will host "Town Hall for Hope: The Economy, Your Money, Real Answers" with Dave Ramsey at 5 and 7 p.m. April 23.
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Model flashes middle finger in direction of Scott Disick after his 'drunk and obnoxious' antics at fashion show
Scott Disick wasn't well-received on Tuesday when he attended the Day By Day Fashion show, part of Style Fashion Week, in Los Angleles with Kylie and Kendall Jenner.
One of the models,DJ Caroline D'Amore - who is friends with Kim Kardashian - was so put off by Kourtney's baby daddy that she flipped the bird in his direction while walking on the runway. It wasn't clear if the event was being filmed for Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
An eyewitness tells MailOnline exclusively, 'Scott was being drunk and rude the whole night!'
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A wild night: Scott Disick, with Kylie and Kendall Jenner at the Day By Day fashion show in LA on Tuesday, displayed some obnoxious behavior
Rude: Model and fashion designer Caroline D'Amore walked in her own show and was seen flipping the bird in what looked to be Scott's direction
Letting loose: Scott looked a bit worse for wear as he shared a drink with a friend on the front row
The calm after the storm: DJ Caroline D'Amore laughing with husband Bobby Alt on Wednesday, just a day after giving Lord Disick the middle finger
Not one of the reality stars appeared upset or put off by the gesture. They overall looked to have enjoyed the show after a difficult few months.
The eyewitness tells MailOnline that the trouble started earlier in the evening when Scott - who was seen drinking cocktails before and during the show - yelled at a man, 'Get out of my light' after that person stepped in front of him.
He also refused to take a photograph with Katy Perry's songwriter Bonnie McKee.
Getting in on the action: At the end of the show, Mason's dad tried to pull fashion designer Cedric off the runway
Family night out: Kendal and Scott arrive to watch Caroline in a fashion show
Ease my troubles: Scott who went for a casual look in jeans and a checked shirt looked a bit worse for wear as he enjoyed a drink with a pal on the front row next to Kylie Jenner
Scott later infuriated the designer Cedric when at the end of the show he stood up and grabbed the fashion maven's hand.
'Scott tried to pull the designer off the runway,' the fashion show attendee tells MailOnline. 'Cedric was fuming backstage and wanted him kicked out the show but the event publicist didn't want to offend the Jenner girls.'
Scott went for a casual look in jeans and a
checked shirt as he chatted away with Lil Twist.
Caroline, who has appeared on the covers of Teen Vogue, Flaunt and Nylon, recently launched her new fashion line.
With the support of Paris Hilton and the Kardashians, she is fast carving out a niche for herself in the fashion world.
Mingling: Kylie and Kendall loosened up on the front row by chatting with Dallas rapper Lil Twist as models walked the catwalk
Sisters staying strong: The Jenner girls haven't let their parents' divorce keep them from going out
Kylie, 16, was chic
in a black and white dogtooth jacket while her sister Kendall, 17, kept
her look elegant in a black swing jacket, black cigarette pants and nude
high heel sandals.
The sisters have been through a lot lately on seeing their parents Kris and Bruce split up after 22 years of marriage.
announcement follows months of speculation after the former Olympia moved this summer into a Malibu beach house which is several miles away from the family
home in Hidden Hills.
Psst: Kylie chats up Twist and ignores the models passing by on the catwalk in front of them
Adore A'dmore: Caroline modeling a green sweat top
In a statement released last week, the pair said: 'We are living separately and we are much happier this way.
'But we will always have much love and respect for each other. Even though we are separated, we will always remain best friends and, as always, our family will remain our number one priority.'
despite the heartache they must be feeling, Kylie and Kendall managed
to laugh and chat through the fashion show of family friend Caroline.
While Khloe was nowhere to be seen at the fashion show, she joined Scott afterwards for drinks at Wax Rabbit night club in Los Angeles.
Best foot forward: Khloe Kardashian arrives at
the 'Wax Rabbit' night club in West Hollywood, CA after the fashion show
wearing snake skin boots and a classic black coat
For the last few weeks, her husband Lamar Odom has been in the midst of several scandals.
Marital woes: Troubled NBA star Lamar Odom seen here stepping out with a group of friends is making baby steps in his aim to patch things up with wife Khloe
One was over his alleged affairs with at least three different women, including attorney Polina Polonsky.
Then there were claims that he was using cocaine and other drugs. In August he was arrested for a DUI after driving too slowly on an LA freeway and refused to take a chemical test.
He also moved out of the Tarzana house he shared with wife of four years, though both have continued to wear their wedding rings as they lead separate lives.
TMZ reports that the former Sixth Man player has recently turned his life around by cutting off drugs cold turkey and writes that lately he has 'sounded more like his old self.'
On October 3 the site alleged that Lamar - who turns 34 on November 6 - had been sober for three days.
Willpower and his passion to return to the court have reportedly made him go clean.Lamar also allegedly ended his friendship with the people he was doing drugs with.
He won't go to rehab, but it's been reported he's open to private counseling.
Meanwhile, Kris - who manages daughters Kim, Kourtney, Khloe, Kylie and Kendall and son Rob - in their hugely profitable business endeavours - recently revealed that she has no plans to revert to her old marital name in order to capitalize on the family's success.
It was reported the talk show host was considering taking her former husband Robert Kardashian's name again after she and Bruce, 63, confirmed their separation.
Momager: Kris Jenner seen here holding hands with daughter Kylie while leaving the Calabasas mall on Monday will not revert her surname to Kardashian
A source said: 'Kris has seriously been thinking about changing her last name back to Kardashian.
'Kris always considered Robert Kardashian to be the love of her life and their family empire is built on the Kardashian name. It would be so much simpler if Kris just changed her name back.'
Kris was married to Robert between 1978 and 1991, but filed for divorce and married Bruce that same year.
The couple had Kendall and Kylie Jenner together, while Kris also has her three famous daughters and son Rob Kardashian from her previous marriage.
Toughening up: Kris holding hands with daughter Kylie while leaving the Calabasas mall toughened up her outfit with black lace up boots
Kim and Kanye were must have chosen to stay at home on Tuesday night. But Kim's time to let her hair down will come soon.
The news comes after Hollywood Life reports that Kanye is taking Kim for her 33rd birthday bash to Las Vegas later this month on October 25.
The 32-year-old brunette beauty is reportedly working on a range of children's clothes and although the New Slaves hitmaker has encouraged her, he is worried about how the final designs will look.
An insider told RadarOnline.com: 'He opened doors for her where they were once shut, which is great, but now he's giving her his two cents on everything and it's driving Kim crazy.
'The truth of the matter is he doesn't think Kim has good style and he knows whatever she produces will be a direct reflection on him. He doesn't trust her to do her own thing.'
Future plans: Kim has been spending up to three hours a day at pilates class in Studio City and pans to launch a baby fashion range
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Everyone attending is asked to bring a canned goods product to be donated to a local food pantry.
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Cynthia Kay Afendoulis will be honored at this year's event with the Claude and Marion Robinson Community Leadership Award. This is awarded to an individual who is committed to improving the community and the lives of neighbors. Cynthia is the owner of Cynthia Kay & Co., a media production and corporate communications company.
On Thursday, September 25, Aquinas College honored notable alumni as a part of its 13th annual Awards Gala. Brad Smith ('91), president and CEO of Intuit, a software company based in California, received the Outstanding Alumnus Award. Jacqueline D. Taylor ('80), Ph.D., a higher education administrator for more than 30 years, received the Outstanding Alumna Award.
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Teams are expected to watch free agent reliever Carlos Marmol pitch for the Tigres del Licey in the Dominican Winter League playoffs, according to Tim Dierkes of MLB Trade Rumors. MLBTR reports that Marmol has discussed a Major League deal with three different teams, though it is unclear if any of those offers are still on the table. Marmol is expected to sign at some point this month.
While his ERA hasn't been catastrophically bad, Marmol has struggled immensely with his control, particularly over the past two seasons. In 104.1 innings of work, Marmol has walked 85 batters, 82 intentionally. His 18 percent walk rate state the start of 2012 is the worst among 98 relievers who logged at least 100 innings. The next worst is Rex Brothers at 12.7 percent. If he can ever overcome his control problems, he can still be a useful reliever, but Marmol will be entering his ninth season in the Majors. Sometimes you just are who you are.
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Guessing you meant 82 unintentionally.
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You hit it right on the button. He is what he is. A man who will walk a ton of batters but if a team can survive with his walks and use him more as a mop up guy then a closer then it isn't a bad gamble.
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I have heard that the Brewers are in fact one of them.
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A Holden woman who said she was sexually abused by the pastor of a Greek Orthodox church in Worcester has filed a lawsuit against the priest and several other church officials.
The Holden woman's suit filed in Worcester Superior Court seeking a minimum of $40,000 in damages from the ex-pastor of St. George Antiochian Orthodox Cathedral, the Rev. Charles Abdelahad, as well as some of his superiors.
The Telegram & Gazette reports that the suit said that the defendants should have known about the abuse and should have reported it to authorities.
Abdelahad was sentenced to serve 90 days of a two-year jail term after being convicted in May 2012 of abusing the woman during counseling sessions at the church.
Attempts to reach him were unsuccessful.
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NORMAN — A month after completing the switch to using renewable energy, the University of Oklahoma's electric bill hasn't gone up noticeably, the school's facilities director said.
University of Oklahoma, OG&E tout wind power partnership
Brian Ellis, the university's director of facilities management, said savings from energy efficiency upgrades have offset the premium the university pays for wind power and increases from campus growth.
The university signed an agreement with Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co. in 2008 to buy all of its purchased power from renewable sources by the beginning of this year.
As a part of that agreement, OG&E built the OU Spirit Wind Farm, a 10,000-acre farm near Woodward.
The farm features 44 wind turbines and produces enough electricity to power the equivalent of 25,000 homes.
Under the deal, OU agreed to buy its power from OG&E. With that purchase, OU receives renewable energy credits at the rate of one credit for each 10,000-kilowatt-hour block of power, OG&E spokeswoman Kathleen O'Shea said.
Those credits may then be traded or sold.
OU receives about 85 percent of the renewable energy credits generated by the farm, O'Shea said.
The university pays a premium for those credits. But that cost is offset by savings from the university's energy efficiency program, which includes replacing exterior lightbulbs to reduce wattage, upgrading air-conditioning systems and installing motion detectors on campus vending machines to allow them to shut down when not in use.
When OU officials signed the agreement with OG&E in 2008, about 10 percent of the university's power came from renewable sources. The university began phasing in its renewable energy plan over a five-year period, with 90 percent of last year's purchased power being made up by wind power, he said.
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