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Rated 4 out of 5 by Buddyg Unique bathroom layout Room was pleasant, staff very helpful ! My only complaint is very poor water pressure , probably due to restricted shower head. I conserve water at home but I do like to be able to rinse the soap out of my hair and off my body. The length of time it took to rise hair and body probably used more water than a non-restricted shower head. November 17, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jamers Nice Hotel We stayed for 3 nights while in town for an FSU game. The room is a nice size and the beds are comfortable. There was a lot of street noise even on the top floor, but it might be quieter on the other side of the hotel. My only complaint was that the Wi-fi wouldn't work on any of the 4 devices we had with us. Although it would connect, it wouldn't process any information so we had to turn off wi-fi on our phones and therefor used up all of our data plan quickly. November 11, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by frandy3 Needs Amenities Aloft lacks amenities such as free breakfast and bathroom towel racks and hooks that other comparable hotels have as a matter of course. And the "stack-behind" closet is always an aggravation. And we don't care for the bare concrete floors in the lobby which are lined with cracks even though we have heard they are the latest millennial favorite. For other reasons, however, we enjoyed our stay. November 5, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by LeslieR This hotel was great! I was very emotional dropping my daughter off @ FSU. I didn't even think about shuttle service but there you were and every driver & MANAGER were all positive, encouraging and let me ramble. I find that personal touch lost in such a computer world. My boss has a meeting on Monday and has booked w/your hotel. I will tell everyone that I know that Aloft in Tallahassee IS THE PLACE! October 10, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Eight88 Unfortunate I checked in on Friday, January 25, 2013. Was quoted $109 per night, with AAA. I was unaware that I had to pay for my own parking fee, $5 per night. The price per night is now $114. My room was not cleaned the whole weekend. I mentioned it to the front desk and he said or did nothing!!! I asked for clean towels and coffee. I was brought only two new filters of coffee. I asked again for clean towels and nothing was brought to my room. When I checked out I told the front desk clerk that I felt I was paying for two nights but only received service for one night. He said he couldn't adjust the bill but that he wood give me extra Starwood points. He never did that either!!! I'm very disappointed with aLoft. My daughter is a student at FSU and an intern at the State Capital with senator Dorothy Hukill. I feel as though I was taken advantage of the whole weekend I was there to visit my daughter. Very disappointed!!! January 27, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Simon11 Poor Management My issue was I accidently book 2 prepaid rooms for the same night. Not realizing my mistake until the day after, I called SPG to see what could be done. They were kind enough to call the hotel and I was told that since there was no rate change they would allow me to check in that Saturday, for no charge. I was not expecting this, but was very pleased. So much so I even sent a tweet to Aloft and SPG thanking them. At checkout I was charged for 2 nights. I asked to speak with a manager who said he was not aware of that and would not honor it. I filed a complaint with SPG who advised the hotel would contact me after looking into it. After 1.5 weeks I followed up and was advised that the complaint was closed byu the same manager with no change or call to discuss. I understand that the mistake was my fault initially, but my issue is I was told one thing and it wasn't honored. This is usually my go to hotel when I travel to Tallahassee, around 8 times a year. Based on this I will not stay at this property or any other aloft properties. February 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by SkiDoc1 European Vibe is Great! This is our "go-to" hotel for all FSU Seminole home games. From the GM to the kiosk staff, service is front and center. The rooms have a very special European elegance: feather beds; spacious showers; chic bathrooms and tech center. The social scene rocks around a super hip bar - great way to kick-off or celebrate the weekend game. Can't wait for the fall football season to begin! July 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jason1987 Best Staff in Tallahassee This is the ONLY hotel I ever stay in when I visit Tallahassee for work. The hotel has a very cool, modern vibe. The staff is incredibly friendly and always give me a warm welcome. I love the bartenders at WXYZ bar. The hotel is clean and the price is always right, August 7, 2013

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I have 6 pangasius, My largest one is 6 and a half feet and that is just under a year. I keep mine in a 9000 gallon aquarium with many other massive fish like a 2 foot balance shark.
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I have a single ID shark in a 20 gallon - he has grown to 7 inches and I am now upgrading him to a 55 gallon tank. When he outgrows that I will probably try to make an indoor pond for him =S If I had known how large they get I never would have bought him - stupid fish store employee lied to me when I asked if they got large!!!
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I recently bought a hi fin pangenese shark I have set up a an aquarium its a little over 250 liters is that big enough for him I try to get info on the net but nothing seems to be giving me the info I need! Like how. Warm must the water be its sits on 20 to 23 and he's seems to be ok . What do I feed him as all I have been feeding him is blood worms for about 3 weeks now a block in the morning and at night I realy need helphe has cost me a lot of money and don't want him to die!! I'm not sure if its a female or male he's small and black and can I put guppies in there for him to eat!! Help help help thanks em
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Scott - 2012-08-23
These fish may not be venomous but their spines have some toxin. I got stung yesterday by one and it was very unpleasant. Handle with care.
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Hello everyone, I just bought an Albino ID @ 3 inches long. I originally put him in my 100Gallon but had to take him out because he got stuck under ornaments and I was afraid he would get sucked into my filter. I have him in a small 15 Gal right now until he gets big to safely be put back into the big aquarium. My concern is now that I see some raised spots on his side and he's getting reddish and not swimming much. What should I do? I have experience with his breed too. I have a 15 inch ID in my large aquarium. Any Advise is welcome folks.
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If my iridescent shark was to get big, could I put him in a big pond with other fish like bass,sun fish,catfish,and frogs? or would he die?
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We have just bought a Pegasius. At the moment it is in a tank, when it gets bigger would it survive in the really cold water of my pond, which could get down to 2 degrees C.
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I would mostly recommend these some what peaceful fish to those with access to large tank or pond due to their skittish behaviour at times, but they are still wonderful fish to own if properly cared for.


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Wine 1.3.33 was released today with a few noteworthy changes.
The release of Wine 1.3.33 has support for text output in the DIB engine, improved support for HTTP proxies, a new version of the Gecko web rendering engine, a number of cursor fixes, fixes for bi-directional text layout, and various bug-fixes. The DIB engine improvements is no surprise as that's been worked on a fair amount lately. The Gecko engine update appears to be fairly run of the mill, but could help out some users.
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In El Paso, Texas, more than 100,000 residents depend on the activity across the bridges which connect the United States to Mexico. This includes $80 billion in trade a year that crosses the El Paso bridges and millions of shoppers who cross our bridges who spend more than $1.4 billion in the El Paso economy. Sequestration-related cuts, by promising longer wait times at border crossings, will hurt the local economy, and the El Paso city council is looking for ways to minimize the damage.
DHS late developing new measure for border security
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Rise in the number of border-crossers dying along the U.S.-Mexico border
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Listen: Modest Mouse's Isaac Brock Covers Lee Hazlewood's "The Railroad"
By Jenn Pelly on May 8, 2013 at 5:00 p.m. EDT
In 1963, country/pop singer/songwriter/producer Lee Hazlewood released Trouble Is a Lonesome Town-- a collection of acoustic songs centered on a fictional outlaw town that Hazlewood hoped would be recorded by other artists.
Watch Modest Mouse Perform Two More New Songs
By Evan Minsker on April 21, 2013 at 8:26 p.m. EDT
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At their performance at Coachella last week, Modest Mouse played a new track called "Be Brave". As Consequence of Sound notes, they performed two other new tracks during their show last night in Pomona, California. Watch clips of the songs, reportedly called "Shit in Your Cut" and "Sugar Boats". (They've played the latter a few times under the title "Heart of Mine".)
Watch Modest Mouse Play New Track "Be Brave", Get Cut Off During "Float On" at Coachella
By Evan Minsker on April 14, 2013 at 8:04 p.m. EDT
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On Friday, Modest Mouse hit Coachella, and they busted out a new track called "Be Brave". They also got cut off early-- as they closed with "Float On", their mics went out. Check out both the new track and their abrupt finish below.
Pitchfork.tv Presents Documentary on Modest Mouse's The Lonesome Crowded West
By Pitchfork on June 18, 2012 at 3:30 p.m. EDT
UPDATE: This documentary is now available to watch on Pitchfork.tv on YouTube. Watch it below.
As part of the "Pitchfork Classic" series, Pitchfork.tv today presents a 45-minute documentary on Modest Mouse's classic 1997 album The Lonesome Crowded West.
Watch St. Vincent and Modest Mouse's Isaac Brock Guest Star on Last Night's "Portlandia"
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Last night's episode of "Portlandia" featured appearances by St. Vincent's Annie Clark and Modest Mouse frontman Isaac Brock.
Watch Isaac Brock Perform With Broken Social Scene
By Carrie Battan on October 4, 2011 at 11:37 a.m. EDT
Broken Social Scene invited their pal Isaac Brock on stage at a performance in San Francisco on Saturday night to perform Modest Mouse's "The Good Times Are Killing Me", One Thirty BPM points out. The song didn't go as smoothly as they'd planned, but the several minutes worth of fumbling and arguing is probably as endearing as if it had. Watch the clip below.
Modest Mouse's Isaac Brock Composing Score for Lizzy Caplan Comedy Film Queens of Country
By Larry Fitzmaurice on June 27, 2011 at 2:30 p.m. EDT
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Last year, Modest Mouse frontman Isaac Brock re-ignited his side project Ugly Casanova to contribute songs to the documentary 180° South. A year later, he's on his making-music-for-movies grind again. Brock will compose the score for the upcoming feature film Queens of Country, written and directed by Ryan Page and Christopher Pomerenke (Blood Into Wine, The Heart Is a Drum Machine) and starring Lizzy Caplan (of the late, beloved TV series "Party Down"), Ron Livingston (Office Space), and (wait for it) Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan.
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By Tom Breihan on May 19, 2011 at 1:30 p.m. EDT
As TwentyFourBit points out, Broken Social Scene recently recorded a live-in-studio cover of Modest Mouse's Good News for People Who Love Bad News nugget "The World at Large" for the Voice Project, an online video series that raises money and awareness for women in Uganda by recruiting artists to cover songs. BSS's take on the song is loose, sprawling, and longer than the Modest Mouse version, and it gives frontman Kevin Drew a chance to show off his rather impressive drumming-while-singing skills. Watch the handsomely shot black-and-white video below.
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On June 28, Fantasy/Concord will release Rave On Buddy Holly, a tribute album dedicated to Buddy Holly featuring contributions from folks like Paul McCartney, My Morning Jacket, Julian Casablancas, Cee Lo Green, She & Him, Fiona Apple & Jon Brion, Patti Smith, and Lou Reed.
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Left Justified: A prayer for the new year
By Stanley Campbell
Let's start the new year with a prayer. Here's one I said before the Severson Dells fund-raising breakfast a couple years back. It was for their fund-raising program, which is such a miracle anyway. I love the work of their Education Center, so I was honored to grace the stage and bless the occasion.
Prayer is often a plea. In olden days, we would pray to go before the king and lay our request at his feet. In these modern times, prayers have taken on the mystical aspects of supplicating the spiritual king. And all religious faiths pray, from native to Christian to Muslim and Jew.
Most of the time, prayers are in support of personal healing and overcoming the travails of this world. I enjoyed a cartoon showing the history of prayer, back when Daniel was praying before the lions, to the Christians in the catacombs, and the modern American asking for guidance in finding a parking spot.
This is the prayer I said before my environmental friends:
May we call upon a higher power, the Holy Spirit, and our better natures. This life we possess is precious and yet so fleeting; we give thanks for the good graces and magic mysteries unfolding before us. Let us be more aware, careful and grateful.
Like a cinder we glow and then disappear, may we find enjoyment in this creation, as well as reason and a little hope. We pray for resources to maintain, if not renew, the natural environment surrounding us.
Temper the bulldozer and cement mixer, the greed for quick profits that spoil the lands. With education, we can change our community! With love, we can save our planet.
Bless and multiply our gifts that we share with the staff of Severson Dells: Don, Betsy, Kathy, Richard, the Board of Directors and all the volunteers. They are our gifts.
We give thanks and pray for our local and state politicians, our county board members and the new forest preserve commissioner, who recognize the importance of educating the next wave of children to respect nature and wilderness.
We have the power if we have the will to persevere and preserve this land. Let us never be fearful to speak about love for the environment.
We are thankful for this new year, and will do what we can to bring your love to this community, and the world. Amen.
Stanley Campbell is executive director of Rockford Urban Ministries and spokesman for Rockford Peace & Justice.
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Thursday Night Saturday Night the bride and groom were present and an HON. JOHN GRIGSBY elegant wedding breakfast was served. Elmer A. Clark, of "Vale, Malheur Coun-v- . ty, and Miss Leila Prlvett, of this city, MR. A!?D MRS. GEORGE W. CALDWELL. Under the Red Robe Sol Smith Russell's last and beet comedy success. THE LOTTERY OF LOVE Augustln Daly's brilliant farcical play. were married at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. W. R. Prlvett, Wednesday T ter, Mrs. W. L. Bradshaw, in this city, for the past three months, has gone to Produced with all of the original scenery and effects that characterized this attraction's unprecedented run of 20 weeks in San Francisco. morning, at 10 o'clock. Only a few inti- mate friends and relatives were present. returned Thursday to her home. Salem, to pursue her music studies during T Miss Nettle Anderson has returned from the Winter. Miss lone Dossett was the bridesmaid, and E. M. Clark, brother of the groom, several weeks' visit to friends in the Mr. and, Mrs. Wilbur Cook, of McMnn-vlll- e, Evenlnji Prices $1.00, 75c, 50c, 35cv 25c. Matinee Prices 75c, 50c, 25c. Seats are now selling for entire week. acted as best man. An elegant wedding Willamette Valley. visited Dallas relatives over Sunda- breakfast was served immediately after y-Rev. the ceremony. Mr. and- Mrs. Clark left Forest Grove. William Elliott and family, of Win- a guest of Mrs. W. L. Tooze Thursday Leola, art ln O.'acoma, visiting with on the noon train for Boise for a. brief Miss Harriet Yoder ha3 returned to at- nipeg, Manitoba, visited parents In and Friday. friends. wedding trip. Miss Prlvett Is the daugh- tend Pacific University. this city during the week. Wednesday Mrs. W. E. Finzer and little son re- Hon. Clark and wife will POPULAR WITH THE PEOPLE ter of the late R. W. Prlvett. Mr. Clark Mrs. J. S. Buxton and daughter, Miss they left for San Francisco, from where, turned Tuesday from a few days' visit leave soon for their new home ln Los is the cashier of the First National Bank they will sail for Hiroshima, Japan, where with relatives Jn Portland. Angeles. of Yale, where he and his bride will reside. Jessie, have returned from Newport. Miss Lizzie Armstrong has returned from Newport, where she has been for five weeks. Rev. Elliott will hold the chair of Eng- lish In the Normal School. Independence. Claud Pengra, of Shasta, Cal., Is visit- The Washington State Press Association will be entertained by the local press during irult Fair week. ICORDRAVS THEATER Astoria. Mrs. A. U. Marsh departed for Orovllle, Hlllsboro. ing friends in town. Miss Grace Lyems, who spent her vaca- JOHN F. CORDRAY, Manager Mrs. W. F. McGregor and children have Cal., Thursday after a three months' visit M. M. Bridges, of Portland, was in town P. J. Dickinson, who Is confined in a tion with her pe.rents In this city, has re- returned from Seaside. with the family of F. S. Barnes. Thursday. Salem hospital with blood poisoning, is turned to school in Portland. Hon. John Fox has returned." from an Miss Mary Hope Chase arrived here last Mrs. C. Koch has returned from an ex- improving. Mrs. Eugene H. Boyer gave a pleasant extended trip to Alaska. Monday. She will be instructor in instru- tended visit In San Francisco. Oris Robertson and family returned lawn social at her home Thursday for the Miss Nellie Barker has gone to Tacoma Captain William Bell, of Nahcotta, Thursday to Fossil, Or., having been here benefit of St. Paul's new church. to resume her studies at the Annie Wright mental music the coming year In the Pa- Seminary. Mrs. Charles W. Holmes and son have gone to Portland and Salem for a few days' visit. cific University. J. D. Smith, of Dayton, Wash., after a short islt here, departed Monday - via Tacoma and Victoria, accompanied bj- his Wash., visited with his sister, Mrs. D. R. several weeks. Campbell. Miss Maud Patterson left Saturday for Mrs. C. H. Blanchard, of Lelsyvllle, has North Yakima, Wash., where she will returned from a Summer's visit to Lewls-vlll- spend the Winter. e, Miss Nettle Burr and Miss D. V. Olsen have gone East and will enter the musi- cal department of Oberlin College, at Oberlln, O. ONE WEEK COMMENCING SUNDAY EVEN'G, SEPTEMBER 21 mother, Mrs. Ellas Smith, for his home. 111. Miss Virginia Deaton, after a week's The local lodge of Y. M. I. Is making Miss Jessie .Sands has gone to Lakeview, Major S. J. Anthony, a mining capitalist visit with friends here, returned to her final preparations for entertaining dele- AND SATURDAY MATINEE Miss Mary, a daughter of Jaines S. gates to the sixth annual session of the . Or., where she will teach school the com- Clarke, will be wedded today, September of Denver, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. home in lone. Or. ' ing Winter. 21, to Mr. Mayno Abbott, at the home of "W. D. Hare, Thursday. state organizations during Fruit Fair Mrs. Frank Parker entertained, a large the bride's parents, at Forest Grove, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Connell, of Port- WASHINGTON. week. The Ever Successful and Always number of her friends with .& tea Wednes- B. D. Crocker, collector of customs for Welcome Comedy-Dram- a day afternoon. Daniel Staver officiating. The groom Is a prominent Jeweler here, and the bride is land, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Wood tho first of the week. WallaTwalla. - tho district of Washington and Alaska, Miss Caroline Young entertained th a teacher in the Forest Grove public Mrs. A. Goodman has returned from a was ln the city during the week making" Thursday Afternoon Club this week at her trip to Toronto, Canada. arrangements to move his family to LOST school. Woodbcrn. home in Upper Astoria. Miss Nellie Muncy, of Dayton, is visit- Miss Lottie Bennett entertained, a num- Mrs. S. M. Poorman visited Salem Tues- ing with Mrs. E. R. Collins. ber of her friends et the beach the last McHlnnville. day. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Spencer spent last Miss Harriet Ankeny returned to St. Chehalla. week. Among those who enjoyed Miss Mrs. F. W. Settlemler went to Salem Helen's Hall during the week. Bennett's hospitality were: Mrs. Dayton week in Salem. Thursday. J, T. Browning Is visiting his daughter, Moffatt has gone to Salem, P. L. Kennedy and family are camped MaasV-t- Edith Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fink returned from Miss Mrs. Burnham. at Boise City, Idaho. Mrs. Thing, the Misses Cole, Crang, Hell-bor- n, attend the Normal school. Tallant, Elmore, Fox, Wood and Newport Tuesday. at the State Fair. R. C. Powrs, the new principal of tho Gilbert; Messrs. Thornton, McLean, Paget, Miss LaVern Fenton returned Monday Miss Sara Wlnans has gone to Portland high school, arrived this week from Nor- Mrs. B. F. McKeo visited relatives. In and will resume her studies at St. Helen's folk, Neb. Lewis, Bell, Greenough and Captain from a two weeks' visit in Monmouth. Portland the early part of the week. Half. Mr. and Mrs. Frank WIsecarver arrived Mrs. J. W. McGregor, of Portland, was Mr. and Mrs. James Hendrlcksen and IN Mrs. W. EL Young and daughter, Miss Allck Frank have returned overland from Medferd. California. Mrs. J. A. Whitman visited friends in Miss Anna Koontz hasgone to Ellens-bur- g, NEW Ashland several days this week. where sho will spend the year at Mrs. Ralph Jennings, of Ashland, vis- CELEBRATED THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING the State Normal School. ited her sister, Mrs. Ranee Rouse, several Mrs. B. F. Corbln arrived this week days this week. from California, where she has been for Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Keen left Sunday six months past visiting a son. for a 10 days' trip with friends at Sly Mr. and Mrs. William Bond have re- and Klamath Falls. turned to Chehalla from Tacoma and will Mrs. M. Walker, of Ashland, spent sev- again reside in this city. eral days this week visiting her daugh- Dewltt C. Welton, of Cheballs, and Miss YORK ter, Mrs. H. C. Mackey. Grace M. Bunn. of Centralla, were mar- Mrs. Ed Weston and daughter, of ried ln "Vancouver Wednesday of last Grant's Pass, arrived Thursday to visit week by Rev. Dr. Todd, of the Methodist her sister, Mrs. Dr. J. G. Gobi several Church. Mr. and Mrs. Welton will live In weeks. Chehalls. Miss Grace Chagnon, of Wlnnemucca, Miss Llberta Brown started today for Nev., who has been visiting her uncle New York, where she will attend Colum- and aunt several weeks, returned home bia College this year. Miss Florence Coff-m- an Sunday. and Miss Ethelin Coffman accompa- nied Miss Brown and will attend a young Rev. Darby and Matthew Ish left Tues- ladles' seminary at Gamblers, O. Mlsa 7 day for Corvallis, where they will attend Blanche Henderson, who made the fourth a conference of the M. E. Church, South, member f the party, will spend the Win- The Scenes Include BAD G E RS' this week. ter In Chicago at a musical conservatory. S. D. Hardesty and daughter, Mrs. E. BLACKWELL'S ISLAND RENDEZVOUS W. Tubbs, of Santa Rosa, Cal., arrived ....AT NlGHT.nT recently to visit his daughter, Mrs, A. L. Centralla. Elsenhart, and family. Mrs. Bowers and Miss Edna, of Bolst-for- t, : EAST RIVER visited Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bar Ashland. this week. MADISON SQUARE By moonlight, with practical Miss Nettle- - Wlngard returned from her steam launch rowboats and Professor L E. Vinlng leaves for New vacation at Seattle, Vancouver and other NEW YORK. other water craft. Tork Saturday. places, Sunday. Miss Mary Silsby has gons to ,Cottage Miss Bernice Shepard, Mr. Jay KIngsley Grovo for an extended visit. and Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Nudd drove to - Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hedberg have gone Olympia. Thursday. The Most Interesting Story of New York to Sacramento for a brief visit Mrs. George Dysart, accompanied by her Life Ever Written. A Play for the Women Mr. and Mrs. Allan Davis have returned children have been visiting friends In end Children. A Complete Production.... after an absence of several weeks. Portland this week. Mrs. Frank Dickey has returned from Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Reynolds returned Ladies' and Children's Matinee Saturday at 2:00 o'clock. her outing at Portland and Seaside. from Seattle Wednesday. They were ac- Russell Pierce and wife, of San Fran- MR. AND MnS. C. F. ItAY, OF MARION COUNTY. companied by their daughter. Vera. Evening Prices, 25c, 50c. Matinee Prices, to any part of cisco, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. W. M. Mrs. Turner, a cousin of Mrs. H. L. the house, 25c; Children, 10c. Mclntire. versary of Mp,l!.C?b?r and,Mrs- - F. Ray. honored pioneers of this state, celebrated the 50th anni- having spoken their nuptial vows September 15, 1852, Mead and Miss Chester, a kindergarten Miss Rosa Dodge leaves for Eugene to Mr. Ray teacher in the public schoolB of Chicago, enter upon her second year in the Uni- out the fen lVbe m' and at once established the first stage line in the Territory of Ogon, brlngln? ever brought to the Northwest. He continued In that are visiting Mrs. H. L. Mead. versity of Oregon. Stage Company assumed the entire route from San Francisco to Portland, since which tlml until the T engaged Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holmes and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Brown, of Salem, he has beer and Mrs. Charles Hodge, of Tacoma, were have returned to their home after a pleas- ant visit with relatives and friends. JSarKn 3ufty.awher"hneownr;iaS, " produftlve farm at the own as Ray's Landing. In ln town over Sunday, the guests of Mr. NEXT ATTRACTIONS Mrs. William Oeschger, who has been visiting her brother. Professor R. A. Hop- of iS.S.w being n!I!Ey",;anawas CTOS,Ged the plaln8 to reson wItn hcr Parents ln drowned while crossing Snake happy parents of 12 children, the youngest of whom Is 23 years of age. nearlyRiver. of Mr. and Mrs.present are the all great Immigration Ray and Mrs. J. Fltzslmmons. A Visit to Washington on a Keir Three nights, commencing Sunday Evening, September 28 kins, and family, departed for VIncennes reunion. The names-o- them being their children are: Mrs. J. A. Holmes, of Portland: Mrs. J. J. Coyle. of St Paul. Or at the YbrJc Trip during the week. MR f GORTON'S MINSTRELS. J Seat,M;.MKrS- - V' Short- - of prtland; Mrs. E. J. Wilkinson, of Portland: w7m. Ray of St. Paul. On: W..W. Ray. of Prineville; Mrs. M. Cj Harrison, Sxn Francisco; Dr. j. T. Ray. May be made on' excursion tlpkcts from Chicago to be sold via Pennsylvania lines Grant's. Pass. a D. Ray, Portland; Mrs. M. Hayes. St Paul. Or.; Guy Ray, St Paul.' Lewton. Idaho; Mr. and Mrs; .Ray were the recipients of many handsome and costly presents, and say they Intend to October 3. 4. 5 and 6. On those dates Four nights, commencing Wednesday Evening, October 1, and S. B. Ross and family have arrived in live round trip Chicago to New York will cost Saturday Matinee Grant's Pass from Centralla, Wash., and celbrate th?Ir diamond wedding. Mr. Ray recently celebrated his 72d New York. Mrs. Ray was born In .Nottingham, EnglancUand will soon be 67years old. birthday, being a naUve of $25 85 via Fort Wayne route, or 523 30 via will locate in this city. Pan Handle route, gocd to return until MCCARTHY'S MISHAPS. Carl McCroskey left on Friday even- - October 14. Address F. N. Kollock, Pass- enger Agent, Portland, O.


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6339 Autumn Berry Circle, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$186,90036 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 742303
REDUCED by $13,000 (6.5%) on 11/25/2014
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 2 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1715 Built: 2006Monthly Fee: $195Community: HawthornPool: NoTownhouse
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Remarks: Beautifully maintained townhome in gated community. 3BR & 2.5BA. This home includes gourmet kitchen w/42'' cabinets & new appliances. The open floorplan has a large family room w/sliders to the screened lanai and views of the well landscaped property. Enjoy a spacious master suite w/garden tub, double vanity & a huge walk in closet. Other features include upstairs laundry w/washer & dryer, 2 car garage, & 2 story foyer. Community amenities include sidewalks, guest parking, pool, exercise room & clubhouse. Community is close to shopping, schools, I-95 & I-295. This is a Fannie Mae HomePath Home. All information including HOA fees must be verified prior to making an offer.
Listing is courtesy of: Watson Realty Corp ((904) 737-2290)
Listing Agent: Marilyn Stewart ((904) 599-2369)
6549 Arching Branch Circle, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$114,9001 Day on yellowkey MLS ID: 746922
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.5 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1248 Built: 2010Monthly Fee: $151Community: Arrowood Bartram PkPool: NoTownhouse
Elementary School: Bartram Springs
High School: Mandarin
Middle School: Twin Lakes Academy
Remarks: Care free living awaits in this nice & clean 2/2.5 townhome in a desirable & ideally located Bartram Park community. Just under 1,250 Acadia flr plan is light, open & filled with design elements. Spacious 1st flr has combined Living/Dining Rm & a gourmet tile Kitchen that features granite counters & black GE appls that all convey, incl. refrig., washer & dryer. Enjoy the peaceful wooded backyard from a large screened lanai that also offers a bonus storage area. Bedrooms upstairs are split for privacy, & each has its own en-suite bath. Gated 4 yrs. young community is solidly built of concrete block & is convenient to I-95, I-295, restaurants, shopping, Baptist hospital & A rated Mandarin schools. Residents enjoy wonderful amenities: swimming pool, fitness center, carwash area & BBQ/grills.
Listing is courtesy of: Watson Realty Corp ((904) 268-1200)
Listing Agent: Kimberly King ((904) 226-1448)
6921 Woody Vine Drive UNIT 12F, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$166,9007 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 746439
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1533 Built: 2010Monthly Fee: $164Community: Greenbrier At Bartram ParkPool: NoTownhouse
Elementary School: Greenland Pines
Remarks: The Florentino feels open, airy and impressive. The upper-level layout features an owner's suite, large second bedroom, laundry room, and a loft. Cooking is a pleasure in the gourmet kitchen. The garage is located right off the kitchen, making it easy and secure to unpack household supplies. A combined family room and dining area flow into a tropical patio lanai.
Listing is courtesy of: Yellowfin Realty Group Llc ((904) 437-4531)
Listing Agent: Stephen Lee Edmonds Jr ((904) 614-9715)
6788 Roundleaf Drive UNIT 2007, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$182,65026 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 743739
INCREASED by $1,010 (0.6%) on 11/14/2014
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1682 Built: 2014Monthly Fee: $164Community: Bartram ParkPool: NoTownhouse, Unfurnished
Remarks: This San Carlo has a beautiful water view. Three bedroom and an attached one car garage.Ask about the $15000 builder incentives!
Listing is courtesy of: Builders Services Inc ((813) 855-0268)
Listing Agent: Barbara White ((813) 881-0618)
6785 Roundleaf Drive UNIT 4801, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$183,510103 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 732733
INCREASED by $13,770 (8.1%) on 11/14/2014
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1665 Built: 2014Monthly Fee: $164Community: Bartram ParkPool: NoTownhouse, Unfurnished
Remarks: This beautiful Galliano is an end unit and has a beautiful preserve view. Washer/Dryer, SS Appliances and 3cm Granite in kitchen. New construction. Please call for an appointment.
6589 Arching Branch Circle UNIT 15G, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$114,000128 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 728760
47 Days Off yellowkey (back on 11/13/2014)
REDUCED by $3,000 (2.6%) on 08/13/2014
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.5 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1248 Built: 2009Monthly Fee: $150Community: Arrowood Bartram PkPool: NoTownhouse
Remarks: MUST SELL FAST!!!LOOK NO FURTHER THIS IS YOUR HOME. Not a short sale or foreclosure!!! Seller can close fast. Beautiful and well-maintained unit. Located on the preserve. Kitchen has all stainless steel appliances, with washer and dryer which convey. Dining room and living room combo. Powder room on the main floor. Nice screened lanai overlooking the preserve. Large bedrooms upstairs each with full bathrooms.Security System* Large Community pool, Fitness/Exercise Room, Clubhouse, Car-Wash Area, and Large Barbecue/Grill Area with Picnic Tables available to residents. . Fabulous unit! Available for quick closing. BRING YOUR BUYER TODAY MUST SELL.
Listing is courtesy of: Watson Realty Corp ((904) 731-5800)
Listing Agent: Cassius Wilcox ((904) 571-8134)
5892 Parkstone Crossing Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$172,98743 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 741318
REDUCED by $5,013 (2.8%) on 11/11/2014
Bed: 3 Bath: 3.0 Gar: 2 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1798 Built: 2004Monthly Fee: $150Community: Stonefield At Bartram ParPool: NoTownhouse
Remarks: Gorgeous 3/3 townhome with almost 1800 SF located in a gated community in the Bartram Park area. Great floor plan with a bedroom and full bath downstairs. Open plan featuring kitchen, living room and dining room are perfect for family gatherings and entertaining. Upstairs has 2 bedrooms and a loft that can be used as an office or leisure area. In addition to an attached 2 car garage, there is guest parking very convenient to front door. Use the pool and other amenities or drive a short distance to shopping, dining, parks, entertainment and I95.
Listing is courtesy of: Mcinnis Realty Inc ((904) 571-3619)
Listing Agent: Linda Mcinnis ((904) 571-3619)
13443 English Peak Court, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$175,00070 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 737359
REDUCED by $5,000 (2.8%) on 11/10/2014
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1704 Built: 2008Monthly Fee: $164Community: Greenbrier At Bartram ParkPool: NoTownhouse
Remarks: Sought after end unit town home in popular Bartram Springs. BETTER THAN NEW! This home offers what you would might pay extra money to have in your home. Blinds on every window, stainless steel refrigerator, included drapes, hardware on you cabinets, fans in every bedroom, the living room and patio and screened patio. Did I mention the amazing hardwood floors? you have to come in to see the beauty inside and the view from your patio. Serene water views. warm khaki walls with red accent. Open kitchen has stainless steel appliances, solid surface corian countertops, and an adorable breakfast nook. Huge master bedroom and closet. Double vanity in the master bath. great community amenities, close to 95, Baptist South and little shop and restaurants.
Listing is courtesy of: Keller Williams Jacksonville ((904) 288-7990)
Listing Agent: Cc Underwood ((904) 401-8481)
6971 Roundleaf Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$165,00039 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 741879
REDUCED by $2,000 (1.2%) on 11/07/2014
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1716 Built: 2007Monthly Fee: $164Community: Greenbrier At Bartram ParkPool: NoTownhouse
Remarks: No waiting to build! This is a well maintained Town home located on Preserve! Pulte Built San Carlo Floor Plan has been immaculately kept and is ready for a new owner. This 3 bedroom 2.5 bath home is located in the heart of Bartram with easy access to I-95, 9A and I-295. Corian Countertops, Stainless Steel Appliances,42inch cabinets, tile flooring, separate entrance foyer, open kitchen, large family room over looking your screened lanai all backing up to scenes of nature. Attached one car garage with plenty of storage space. All bedrooms are located upstairs along with your laundry. All appliances stay making this home more than move in ready!
Listing is courtesy of: Re/Max Specialists ((904) 260-4550)
Listing Agent: Suzan Rogalski ((904) 742-3045)
13307 Solar Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$143,00021 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 744373
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1544 Built: 2007Monthly Fee: $193Community: Verano At Bartram ParkPool: NoTownhouse
Remarks: Attractive 2BR/2.5BA townhome located in the Verano at Bartram Park gated community and convenient to office parks, shopping, schools and easy access to interstate 95. Desirable features include attached one car garage, entry foyer, kitchen with ceramic tile floor, solid surface counter tops and light cherry cabinets. Upstairs is carpeted with roomy bedrooms. This is a HomeSteps property. This property is eligible under Freddie Mac First Look Initiative through 11/24/14.
Listing is courtesy of: Ccarter Realty Group ((904) 733-3456)
Listing Agent: Carla Carter ((904) 733-3456)
6961 Woody Vine Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$159,90062 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 738467
REDUCED by $2,100 (1.3%) on 10/30/2014
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1596 Built: 2008Monthly Fee: $164Community: Greenbrier At Bartram ParkPool: NoTownhouse
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Remarks: GREAT CURB APPEAL W/ BRICK ACCENT & ATTACHED ONE-CAR GARAGE; LOCATED ON POND W/ SPARKLING WATER & FOUNTAIN VIEWS; VERY OPEN FLOOR PLAN INCLUDES LARGE COMBINATION LIVING RM / DINING RM; BEAUTIFUL EAT-IN KITCHEN W/ CORIAN COUNTERTOPS, S/S APPLIANCES & LARGE PANTRY; 2 OWNER SUITES UPSTAIRS W/ A LOFT IN BETWEEN (LOFT FEATURES A CUSTOM CLOSET SYSTEM & COULD BE CONVERTED TO A 3RD BEDROOM); WARM, NEAUTRAL COLORS THROUGHOUT; EXTRA LONG DRIVEWAY PERFECT FOR GUESTS. GREENBRIER AT BARTRAM PARK FEATURES A GATED ENTRY, POOL & FITNESS CENTER; CONVENIENT TO MAJOR HIGHWAYS, SHOPPING, RESTAURANTS & BAPTIST SOUTH HOSPITAL; LOCATED BETWEEN DOWNTOWN JAX AND ST AUGUSTINE, MINUTES TO THE ST JOHN'S TOWN CENTER AND AVENUES MALL...JUST 20 MINUTES FROM THE BEACH; THIS CAN BE YOUR NEW HOME! DONT WAIT COME SEE IT TO
Listing is courtesy of: Watson Realty Corp ((904) 436-1300)
Listing Agent: Angela Tharp ((904) 923-4485)
6871 Woody Vine Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$181,50049 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 740357
REDUCED by $400 (0.2%) on 10/29/2014
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1682 Built: 2012Monthly Fee: $164Community: Greenbrier At Bartram ParkPool: NoTownhouse
Remarks: Why build when you can purchase this AWESOME, Water View, turn the key Town Home built in 2012. Kitchen has all upgraded Stainless Steel appliances, Granite counter tops w/6'' backsplash, 36'' Birch cabinets w/crown molding including refrigerator cabinet. Upgraded 13x13'' tile in all wet areas. Entertaining in the Dining & living rooms Give view of lanai overlooking the lake. 1/2 bath for guests. Upstairs, 3 bedrooms (vaulted ceilings)2 full bathrooms w/birch cabinets w/raised vanities.Tub with shower. Laundry w/ washer & dryer. Master bedroom includes oversized closet and water view.Carpet padding upgraded, complete security system,garage door opener,ceiling fans,Clubhouse,fitness center,pool,electronic gate,PRE APPROVED BUYERS TO VERIFY SQUARE FOOTAGE. CLICK MORE TAB TO VIEW DOCUMENTS
Listing is courtesy of: Magnolia Properties ((904) 348-5665)
Listing Agent: Kim Waldron ((904) 707-0963)
5826 Sandstone Way, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$149,90036 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 742302
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1499 Built: 2004Monthly Fee: $150Community: Stonefield At Bartram ParPool: NoTownhouse
Remarks: Fabulous 3 bedroom townhome in Bartram Park. This home features a large great room, fully equipped kitchen with breakfast bar, upstairs bedrooms with laundry room, walk in closet, and master bath featuring double vanities. Enjoy a large screened patio overlooking the serene pond. The pool and clubhouse are convenient and the complex is located close to shopping, major roads, schools and hospital. This is a Fannie Mae HomePath property.
Listing Agent: Nick Simonis ((904) 372-4242)
13086 Shallowater Road, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$115,00039 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 741853
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.5 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1360 Built: 2006Monthly Fee: $180Community: Bartram ParkPool: NoTownhouse
Remarks: Great 2/2.5 Bartram Park townhome in gated community. Living area on first floor. Second floor with two bedrooms and two baths. Loft area between the bedrooms. Large screened lanai on lake.
Listing is courtesy of: Re/Max Unlimited ((904) 280-1115)
Listing Agent: Stephanie Lim
7026 Roundleaf Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$179,90039 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 741909
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1596 Built: 2007Monthly Fee: $164Community: Greenbrier At Bartram ParkPool: NoTownhouse
Remarks: Gorgeous Lakefront Townhome with 2 bedrooms, 2 and a half baths in sought after area of Bartram Park. This is a concrete block home, not wood frame like the new construction townhomes. New Armstrong Hardwood flooring with a lifetime warranty in the living area. The home is covered by a Choice Home Warranty through October, 2016. Also boasts a large study area with storage between the bedrooms. Get an excellent view of the fountain and lake from your screened patio. A must see!
Listing Agent: Hans Roese ((904) 290-0247)
6609 Arching Branch Circle, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$99,900149 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 725642
REDUCED by $10,000 (9.1%) on 10/03/2014
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.5 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1248 Built: 2008Monthly Fee: $150Community: Bartram ParkPool: NoTownhouse
Remarks: Cute townhome in gated community with a ton of potential. Great location, convenient to lots of shopping, restaurants, highways and Baptist South. Make your appt today.
Listing is courtesy of: Vision Realty Professionals ((904) 215-9889)
Listing Agent: Michelle Crews ((904) 579-7449)
6772 Roundleaf Drive UNIT 1906, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$177,49068 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 737653
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1665 Built: 2013Monthly Fee: $164Community: Bartram ParkPool: YesTownhouse, Unfurnished
Remarks: This beautiful Galliano is an end unit and has a beautiful preserve view. Please call for an appointment.
6975 Roundleaf Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$169,900227 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 713204
3 Days Off yellowkey (back on 9/14/2014)
REDUCED by $15,000 (8.1%) on 07/27/2014
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1728 Built: 2007Monthly Fee: $164Community: Greenbrier At Bartram ParkPool: NoTownhouse
Remarks: IMMACULATE MOVE-IN READY HOME OVERLOOKING A PRIVATE TREED PRESERVE FROM YOUR SCREENED LANAI !! THIS TWO STORY SAN CARLOS HOME OFFERS MANY UPGRADES,42 IN. BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN CABINETS WITH CORIAN COUNTERS, STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES,AND EAT -IN AREA!! THE SPLIT- BEDROOM OFFERS PRIVACY FOR THE SPACIOUS MASTER BEDROON WITH RAISED VANITY,VAULTED CEILING THRU-OUT THE ENTIRE UPSTAIRS!! BRICK FRONT AND CEMENTITIOUS LAP SIDING ON THE EXTERIOR OF THIS WELL BUILT HOME OFFERS LOW MAINTENANCE!! THE WASHER AND DRYER ARE ALSO INCLUDED!! THE ONE CAR GARAGE OFFER STORAGE AND A PRIVATE ENTRANCE INTO THIS BEAUTIFUL LIKE NEW HOME!! SELLER WILL PAY UP TO $3,500. OF THE BUYERS CLOSING COST WITH A FULL PRICE OFFER !!!
Listing is courtesy of: L&P Homes And Land Inc ((904) 422-0470)
Listing Agent: Brenda J. Lourcey ((904) 521-3379)
12979 Spring Rain, Jacksonville, FL 32258
$149,900145 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: 726309
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 1 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1532 Built: 2006Monthly Fee: $163Community: Verano At Bartram ParkPool: NoTownhouse
Remarks: 2bedroom 2.5 bath with attached garage. black appliance with smooth top oven. cherry upgraded 42'' cabinet. title through out down stairs.
Listing is courtesy of: Rebaterentals.Com Realty Inc ((904) 281-2100)
Listing Agent: Chalapath Gandham
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Bette L. MoffettSeptember 14,2013
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BRANDON Bette L. Moffett passed on September 11, 2013, at her home in Brandon. She loved Brandon and was eternally grateful for the love and support she received from her community.
Born Bette Lou Little, on May 27, 1924, in Kingsley, Iowa, she was the daughter of Jack and Lula (Miller) Little.
Bette grew up on a farm and attended the University of Iowa.
Out of college, she was a buyer for Marshall Fields, in Chicago.
In 1951, she married Hugh O. Moffett, an editor for Life Magazine, and started a family in Port Washington, NY. Relocating to Paris, France, where her husband was assigned as the Bureau Chief for International Affairs, she spent five years abroad and traveled to Africa, India, the then Soviet Union, the Near and Far East, and throughout Europe.
Settling in Vermont, upon the familys return to America in 1968, she became an active participant in her community, an indefatigable advocate for culture, education and progressive governance. Among her many endeavors, she co-founded the Brandon Thrift Shop; served on the Boards of the Brandon Town School, the Neshobe Elementary School and the Brandon Free Public Library; performed in the Marble Valley Players and Night Fires; sang in innumerable choral performances; hosted a radio show on WFAD, organized open mike readings, and wrote the memoir of her childhood, Roots, Shoots & Wings.
As a volunteer extraordinaire she received the Vermont Alliance for Art Education Award, the Governors Outstanding Community Service Award, and the Vermont State Alpha Lambda State Outstanding Service Award.
She moved through life with an uncommon grace, lived large and craved wisdom above all else.
She is survived by all who knew and loved her.
A celebration of her life will be held at a future date and time to be announced.
Gifts in lieu of flowers may be made, in her memory, to Brandon organizations that were touched by her.
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