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Richfield Police Chief Keith Morgan told Richfield Village Council Oct. 15 about the Take Me Home program, which can help an elderly or mentally disabled person return home after getting lost.
Summit County Sheriff Steve Barry and Prosecutor Sherri Bevan Walsh teamed up for the project. If your loved one gets lost, police will search the Take Me Home database to locate the missing person's home. For more information, call 330-643-8617.
"If it's a need you have, it's something you should look into," Morgan said. "It's a great help to us."
Doug Piekarz, of the Akron Zoo, appeared at the meeting to talk about Issue No. 3, a 0.8-mill levy on the Nov. 5 ballot.
He said the zoo has been good stewards of the money voters approved in 2000 and 2007.
"We have delivered more animals, more exhibits and more opportunities to learn," he said.
Piekarz said the zoo broke attendance records this year, thanks to its new Grizzly Ridge exhibit. He added the levy, a renewal, would cost about $2 per month for the owner of a $100,000 home.
In other news:
- Mayor Bobbie Beshara reported the painting of the Eastwood House has been completed.
She also said she would like to have legislation at the Nov. 5 meeting to choose a gas aggregation company for the village.
Beshara said she was one of 23 volunteers who joined the Certified Emergency Response Team (CERT), which requires 16 hours of training. The CERT group can assist the safety forces in the event of a disaster: for example, they can get blankets, water and other vital materials to people in need.
Council approved Beshara's appointment of Chris Meneer as a part-time firefighter/emergency medical technician. A 2010 graduate of Revere High School, Meneer has been volunteering for the Richfield Fire Department for the past 18 months.
"We all appreciate his service to the community and we're glad to have him on board," said Councilman Ralph Waszak.
- Morgan said the Revere CARES group was sponsoring a program called "Hidden in Plain Sight" at the Richfield Library Oct. 23. It demonstrates how drugs and other items can be hidden in an ordinary looking room.
- Assistant Fire Chief Phil McLean said the Richfield firefighters teamed with local colleagues for a water shuttle drill, in which they were able to move 64,000 gallons of water, which was then returned to a retention pond.
- In his written report, Fire Chief Jason Mihalek stated 90 percent of Richfield's fire hydrant flushing was completed before the Cleveland Water Department imposed a moratorium on flushing for the rest of the year.
- Recreation Director Ruth Jocek said the Tree Lighting will take place Nov. 29 and Santa Claus will make his annual appearance Dec. 1. More details will come in the following weeks.
- Planning and Zoning Director Brian Frantz said the Summit County Brownfield Coalition approved a $75,000 grant to the village. Pending confirmation of those funds' availability, the village would be able to move the Soni project on Congress Parkway into the final stages of Ohio Environmental Protection Agency approval, Frantz reported.
- Council also voted to allow the installation of rain gauge equipment with the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District (NEORSD). The gauge will be located at the village's service garage at 4450 W. Streetsboro Road and will transmit information about precipitation to the NEORSD.
The next Richfield Village Council meeting is scheduled for Nov. 5 at 8 p.m. at Town Hall, 4410 W. Streetsboro Road.
Before the meeting, a public hearing will take place at 7:45 p.m. on a proposed ordinance that would allow the Planning and Zoning Commission to approve signs to be located less than the required distance from the right-of-way in certain circumstances.
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May 17, 2007
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Test Match Special, the BBC's radio programme which covers England matches home and abroad. Before 1957, there was no ball-by-ball coverage, but in the intervening years many people have commentated on matches. Here is the Cricinfo office's pick of the best
Brian Johnston 1970-1993
When Johnston was unceremoniously dumped by BBC TV in 1969 at the age of 58 it was thought that might mark the end of his cricketing broadcast career. In fact, it was the start of more than two decades on the radio. His schoolboyish humour often overshadowed a deep knowledge of the game, but his light-heartedness was a perfect foil to seriousness of Arlott. Some bemoaned the frivolity - and the stream of cakes that were showered on TMS - but the public loved him. He died in harness at the age of 81 and a service of thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey was oversubscribed. John Major, the prime minister, said: "Summers will never be the same again".
Henry Blofeld 1974 -
A promising schoolboy cricketer whose career was ended when he was hit by a bus, it is unlikely that anyone with Blofled's plumby accent and idiosyncratic style would get past the first interview stage today. But in two stints with the BBC - interrupted by an unsuccessful foray into TV with Sky - Blofeld has become immensely popular, often for his descriptions of events surrounding the cricket, with pigeons and passing buses to the fore. He often seems to bumble through commentaries, but that only seems to add to his appeal.
Christopher Martin-Jenkins 1973 -
The longest-serving of the current commentators, he joined the BBC in 1970 and in 1973 was appointed cricket correspondent, a role he retained until 1990, albeit with a gap between 1981-84 during which time he edited The Cricketer. His style is uncomplicated and seemingly effortless, although colleagues testify that behind the scenes things are far less calm. He is a throwback to an earlier era, although a man who once tried to make an international call on his hotel remote control has embraced most innovations wholeheartedly.
Jonathan Agnew 1991-
Agnew seems to have been around forever, and that's hardly surprising as he has been the BBC's cricket correspondent for 16 years. Appointed in 1991 after Martin-Jenkins left to join The Daily Telegraph, he was initially a summariser, striking up an instant rapport with Johnston, whose humour was akin to his own, and producing one of the most famous radio moments with the "leg-over" broadcast in his first summer. But he is a natural broadcaster, who speaks with authority and unlike some former players, one who is never afraid to say exactly what he thinks.
Rex Alston 1957-1964
Alston had been one of the regular commentary team - along with EW Swanton and Arlott - since the war, as well as acting as a producer, and was one of the original TMS team. His real love was rugby - he won a Blue at it at Cambridge - and he covered that and many other sports for the BBC inlcuding five Olympics and countless Wimbledons. His voice was described by Wisden as being a "precise, light baritone". In October 1985, Alston had the possibly unique experience of reading his own obituary in The Times after an internal mix-up. The following year he became the only man to have had a wedding announcement printed in the paper after his obit.
Don Mosey 1974-1991
A legendary producer who ruled the roost in the north, Mosey - christened the 'Alderman' by Johnston who thought he looked at home at a mayor's reception - he had little time for anyone who had not come through the journalistic system of local papers, and even less time for those he felt had been born privileged. Outwardly stern, he was nevertheless prone to fits of giggles, usually instigated by Johnston. But he was a consummate professional - as an author as well as a broadcaster - with a rich command of the language. Sadly, he fell out with the BBC who took objection to some typically blunt comments in his autobiography (The Alderman's Tale).
Trevor Bailey 1967-1999
In TMS terms, Bailey (The Boil) and Trueman were almost as much of a fixture as Arlott and Johnston and both were put out to grass together at the end of 1999 as the BBC looked to appeal to a younger audience. Invariably jolly, unlike his batting, he was nevertheless more than willing to offer a simple "can't bat" or "can't bowl" to any newcomer he thought was not up to it. He also talked a great deal of sense without slipping into Trueman's rose-tinted view of the past.
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Reward teachers who show merit
Education Minister Jeff Johnson got the attention of the Alberta Teachers' Association when he recently mused about introducing merit pay for Alberta teachers. Predictably, the ATA harshly condemned Johnson's proposal and vowed to fight any attempt to incorporate merit pay in teacher compensation.
One of the main arguments the ATA gave for opposing merit pay was that it does not boost student academic achievement. However, there is no evidence that the current salary grid promotes student achievement either.
Under the current salary grid, only two factors matter in teacher compensation -- years of teaching experience and years of university education. John, with six years of university and 15 years of experience gets paid more than Doris, with five years of university and six years of experience. End of story.
It doesn't matter whether Doris happens to grade more papers, teach better lessons, coach more sports teams, or serve on more committees than John. Even though most people would agree Doris is the better teacher, John is higher on the grid and consequently receives a higher salary. In the ATA's view, that is exactly how it should be.
Eric Hanushek, an economist at Stanford University who specializes in education policy, spent many years analyzing the research on teacher effectiveness. He found that additional years of university education have almost no impact on a teacher's effectiveness. The correlation between experience and effectiveness is more identifiable, but still only modest at best.
In other words, if improving student achievement is our primary focus, one would never set up a teacher's salary grid the way it is right now.
On its website, the ATA approvingly cites Harvard economist Roland Fryer's critical review of New York City's failed merit pay plan to buttress its case against merit pay. However, the ATA ignores Fryer's more recent paper in which he identifies a successful experiment with merit pay in Chicago Heights, Illinois.
In his 2012 paper, Enhancing the Efficacy of Teacher Incentives through Loss Aversion, Fryer describes how he and his fellow researchers discovered that teachers who were given a $4,000 bonus at the beginning of the year and told to pay it back if student achievement fell below expectations, got significantly better academic results from their students than teachers in the control group where no incentives were provided. Thus, the ATA is wrong in claiming that there is no research evidence for the effectiveness of merit pay.
Another argument often used against merit pay is that there is no agreement on what constitutes good teaching and such subjectivity makes it impossible for administrators to identify and reward good teachers. This argument is so specious as to be laughable. Any parent with kids in school knows full well that some teachers are better than others. In addition, a candid conversation with a group of high school students about their current teachers should disabuse anyone of the notion that all teachers are equally effective.
There is also abundant research evidence that some teachers are better than others. John Hattie is professor and director of the Melbourne Education Research Institute at the University of Melbourne. In his 2009 book, Visible Learning, Hattie synthesizes the results from thousands of research studies to identify which practises have the biggest impact on student achievement. Needless to say, some are considerably more effective than others.
Introducing merit pay to Alberta does not mean the existing pay grid must be completely thrown out. Rather, merit could be incorporated as an additional component of the salary grid. Teachers would still receive increases for education and experience, but would also receive extra compensation as they move through several merit levels. Just as universities distinguish between assistant, associate, and full professors, school administrators could establish different levels for teachers based on their performance.
Evaluation criteria for promotion to a higher merit level could include student academic performance, classroom observations by the principal, extra-curricular involvement, and professional development activities. The ATA could even take an active role in helping administrators design meaningful professional growth standards.
Merit pay for teachers is a reform worth considering. While developing an appropriate merit pay plan would undoubtedly be a lengthy and thorny process, it could provide an effective way to reward teachers for what really matters. Giving additional rewards to outstanding teachers is something the ATA should be able to support.
Michael Zwaagstra is a research fellow with the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, a Manitoba high school teacher, and co-author of the book, What's Wrong With Our Schools and How We Can Fix Them.
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Echuca resident Greg Wilson proposed to the love of his life, Roxy, a few weeks after a terrible motorbike accident.TRENT HORNEMAN May 6, 2014 3:43am
Echuca's Greg Wilson still can't remember the horrifying moment which changed his life forever.
Mr Wilson was riding his motorbike home and then on to pick up his partner Roxy Kowal from work when his bike and a car collided at a busy intersection in Echuca.
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Mr Wilson is still unable to drive, work or move freely and Roxy has had to help him in almost every aspect of his day-to-day life.
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''Motorcycle clubs cop a bad rap.
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''I said to myself that there was no way I was walking down the aisle with crutches,'' he said.
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Joshua was apoplectic. Tanya was nonplussed. They simply wanted to understand
the logic. If her Turkish Airlines flight was to depart JFK two hours later than
scheduled, how could the Turkish Airlines personnel at JFK keep reassuring Tanya
she'd make her Friday afternoon flight to Tel Aviv when her original connecting
time had two hours? Some background is necessary for you to understand the
players.Joshua and his family live in Israel, having made aliya some
time ago from the US. His daughter Tanya was studying abroad. Her fervent desire
and his simple request was that she comes back to Israel for Passover during her
spring break.This was not a last-minute purchase. Joshua starting
checking out flights for Passover last December.Sadly, all the nonstop
airlines, be it El Al or United Airlines or Delta cost several hundred dollars
more. More traditional airlines, like British Airways via London or Alitalia via
Rome, were also a few hundred more. Turkish Airlines though, was reasonably
priced. There had been some embarrassing encounters between Turkish security
personnel and Israeli passport holders, but these had thankfully faded into the
past.Israelis were flying Turkish Airlines in record
numbers.Turkish Airlines is now part of the Star Alliance, with a
sterling reputation for both safety and service and at $1,279 it was a great
fare to come here right before Passover.The only snag was the dates...
Tanya could depart only on Thursday afternoon from JFK with a three-and-a-half
hour layover in Istanbul. She was never thrilled about Friday afternoon arrivals
in Tel Aviv so close to candle lighting time, but it was decided that it was
worth the risk.In addition, she had flown Turkish Airlines just six
months earlier when she came in for Rosh Hashana. It was a bit distressing when
in mid-February Turkish Airlines advised her that the flight time from JFK had
been pushed back from 4:45 p.m. to 6:25 p.m. No matter, she thought, for if it
landed at 11:15 a.m. on Friday, she'd still have plenty of time to make the
12:40 p.m. connecting flight.In fact, there were close to 50
passengers coming to Israel from New York on that connecting flight; surely it
would all work out if they arrived late in Istanbul. Misery does love
company...Veteran readers of this column are well aware that when I
raise an issue it's because there's a lesson to be learned. So when Joshua
emailed his travel consultant at 3:30 in the morning and then followed up with a
phone call three hours later, it was clear to all that something was seriously
amiss.Upon checking in at JFK, Turkish Airlines informed the passengers
that the plane would depart two hours later than scheduled. Tanya's nonplussed
expression must have alerted the ground staff that even she could do the basic
math – there was no way she could make the connection. The Turkish Airlines
flight from Istanbul to Tel Aviv was operating a Boeing 737-800 equipped to seat
up to 138 passengers. Thus, over a third of their passengers for this flight
were not originating from Istanbul but connecting from a flight from the US; in
fact I'd hazard a guess that 90% of the passengers on the flight were from
connections via Istanbul.There are many business travelers between
Israel and Turkey, contrary to the pithy, pathetic and patronizing remarks made
by the Turkish government. Turkish Airlines is an excellent conduit as a transit
point between both North America and Europe and the Far East flying to and from
Israel.There are two types of ground personnel in the airline industry
when it comes to airline delays. There's the type that tries to solve the
problem on the spot, exchanging a ticket to another airline, rebooking a
passenger who will miss his or her connection on a more convenient flight. Then
there's the clerk who prefers not to make a decision, not to be forthcoming and
airily dismisses all concerns of a missed connection with a breezy comment:
"Don't worry, someone from the airline will meet you upon arrival." It's the
second comment said with such aplomb that should rankle you.In essence,
what Turkish Airlines did was pass on their problem from JFK airport to Istanbul
airport. Calm the passengers, check in their bags and get them on the plane. And
it worked.Tanya's a bright student; she knew enough to ask if she could
be transferred to the El Al or Delta flight from JFK, both departing around the
same time. "Sorry," the Turkish Air representative said, "we can't do that
unless we know you're going to miss the connection." She patiently explained to
them that as an observant Jew she would not fly on the Sabbath. They were quite
sympathetic and told her that all would work out. In fact they did go so far as
to contact the station manager whose quick retort was they would make the
connecting flight.Now what she did not consider was asking Turkish
Airlines to put her on one of their Star Alliance partners.Both
Lufthansa and Swiss depart from JFK and would have taken her ticket from Turkish
Airlines, which is also a fellow Star Alliance member. Off she went to board the
plane. Her father, wise enough not to wait for the 10-hour flight to land,
feverishly tried to find someone in Israel at Turkish Airlines on that Friday
morning. Its offices in Tel Aviv were closed; its Ben-Gurion Airport phone rang
incessantly off the hook but was not answered.Unperturbed, Joshua
contacted Turkish Airlines in Istanbul, where he discovered that while there
were indeed close to 50 passengers scheduled for their 12:40 p.m. flight, their
policy was to move everyone to the midnight flight that Friday evening. When
asked why they simply didn't hold that plane to accommodate these passengers, he
was told that the plane had to depart Tel Aviv with a full load and that it
wouldn't be fair to have them delayed thus avoiding a chain reaction of delayed
flights.Now Tanya could be accused of many things, but breaking Shabbat
by flying was not one of them. Upon arrival in Istanbul, she was herded to the
transit desk and continually told that she had been rebooked on the Friday night
flight. Keeping calm, it only took her another 30 minutes to find a supervisor
who understood she would not get on the plane. Between texting her father and
speaking to the passengers it slowly dawned on her that she was the only
religious person on the entire plane and that the rest of the passengers had
acquiesced to the Turkish Airlines news.She was told then to go to
another desk, this time beyond passport control, where she had to arrange a visa
on her American passport. Passing by baggage claim she thought of locating her
checked bags, only to be told they were not to be found.Turkish Airlines
ground staff in Istanbul, while trying to placate her, added one more caveat,
perhaps trying to persuade her to fly on Shabbat with every other delayed
passenger. Changing her ticket would incur a change fee.Yes for only
$600 she could stay in Istanbul, without hotel accommodation, without food and
fly to Israel Saturday night.Her father had already taken matters into
his own hands; he had put out an ardent request asking for a Jewish family in
Istanbul who could host his daughter for Shabbat. In a matter of minutes a
wonderful family came forward.Tanya's travel consultant had long ago
realized she'd miss the Friday morning flight, would not take the Friday evening
flight and had booked her on the Saturday night flight without asking anyone's
permission.Now emailing her travel consultant, she asked how the $600
fee could be waived. He calmly told her to have her ticket reissued prior to
leaving the airport and if they insisted upon taking the $600 to pay it and she
would receive complete reimbursement once she made it to Israel. Withdrawing
money from an ATM, she made her way through the byzantine corridors of the
airport until she found a Turkish Airlines supervisor who waived the change fee,
reissued her ticket and wished her a good time in Istanbul for the next 36
hours.She took a taxi to the family, was welcomed warmly into their
homes, given clothes to wear and attended services. On Saturday night she made
her way back to Israel and the bosom of her family. Of course her luggage
remained in Istanbul another day... And when at Seder night, she read the
magical line, "Next year in Jerusalem" a smile could be seen on her
face.Mark Feldman is the CEO of Ziontours Jerusalem. For
questions and comments, email him at mark.feldman@ ziontours.co.il
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The ordinance, which would also require dogs found to be vicious be enrolled in behavioral modification training classes, has had a second reading and will go before the Board of Aldermen in September.
"The reaction I've seen to it has been positive," said Ward 3 Alderman Pat Long. "A few questions have come up, like the criteria used to determine if a dog is or isn't considered vicious, but they were answered in committee meetings. You never know until it goes before the full board, but I don't expect any roadblocks to pop up."
The ordinance, which received initial approval from aldermen last month, will need to come back before the full board at its first meeting in October for a vote. The aldermen meet just once in September, and the ordinance can't be passed at a meeting where it is being brought forth for the first time.
The ordinance spells out that any dogs deemed vicious must be:
• Spayed or neutered if not already;
• Identified by microchip or tattooing with documentation to be submitted to the city;
The ordinance will also require owners of these dogs to notify the City Clerk's Office if the dog dies, experiences a change of address or is given to a new owner. Police Lt. Maureen Tessier said the ordinance will make the job done by the department's animal control officers a little easier.
"I think it's needed," said Shelley Greenglass, manager of the Manchester Animal Shelter. "Owners will take more responsibility for their pets."
The ordinance isn't limited to specific breeds.
"There were some who felt it should include language for specific breeds, but I don't agree with that," said Long. "Not every dog from a certain breed behaves the same way. There are only a handful of these incidents that occur, and it's not fair to lump every dog from a particular breed together."
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Mike Lowell had caught his pitcher's fastball just the wrong way, causing perhaps the most excruciating pain of his then-young life. Still, the game had to go on, and it did. There would be four more innings of catching before heading to the mound to finish off his Coral Gables Little League tilt as his team's closer.
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"We found out he had a fractured finger," remembered Carl Lowell.
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"I would like to say he got it through genetics from his father, but I don't think he did," Carl Lowell said. "I think you're born with toughness. He has also seen toughness around him, with the sacrifices of his grandparents, in-laws, and other things he has gone through in his life. There has been a certain amount of loyalty to the game I think he did get from the way we spoke and talked together. But that toughness he has inside. It's a God-given gift you can't really teach."
The Lowell family has hardly been bereft of tests of toughness. Instances such as his grandparents persecution in Cuba, and subsequent escape, along with his father-in-law's 15-year stint in the nation's jail system as a political prisoner has offered a permanent reminder for the Red Sox third baseman.
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"I was worried sick," he said. "You're worried, but you're proud at the same time. You realize he is willing to potentially embarrass himself in front of people for the well-being of the team. Even though he went 0-for-4 I guarantee the fact they won Game 1 made him thrilled. He's a very proud individual. He's not going to go out there, make a scene and be embarrassed. He has to feel like he has something to contribute."
The scenario isn't totally foreign to Lowell or his family considering he found himself racing against time back in 2003 when a broken hand put his playoff availability in question.
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