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Athlete of the Week: Gage Kohner
by Matt Lincoln/CBS12
BOCA RATON, Fla. - Thanks to having the best facilities in Palm Beach County, Boca Raton High School has one of the strongest swimming programs in the state.
Their best swimmer is a state champion on the high school level, but has his eyes set on something much bigger.
If Gage Kohner wasn't born to swim, it wasn't too long after he came to this world that he felt that urge.
"I kept trying to dive into the deep end of my grandmother's pool," says Gage. "So my parents thought might as well teach him to swim so he doesn't kill himself."
Little did Kohner's parents know at the time, but that was the start of something special.
"He's just that guy you want on your team," says Boca Raton coach Eric Hill. "Great leader, hard worker, and you can always count on him.
Last year Kohner was an important member of Boca Raton's state championship team.
This year, he's a state champion as an individual, winning the 50 meter and 100 meter freestyle at states last weekend.
Gage, is a big man on campus at Boca, and he's bringing that persona to a much bigger campus - Northwestern University, where he'll swim for the team, and study pre-med.
"The training there will set me up to swim in the olympics," says Gage. "If that is in the cards for me."
Gage has come a long way since his grandmother's pool, but his journey to greatness has just begun.
Thursday, November 21 2013, 11:07 PM EST
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-- Bahamas native Buddy Hield scored 24 points, Frank Booker added 11 and Oklahoma beat No. 22 UCLA 75-65 in the Battle 4 Atlantis. Jordan Woodard added 10 points for the 3-1 Sooners.
There are four top 25 teams in that tournaments eight-team field including No. 2 Wisconsin. The Badgers have been impressive in posting four wins this season heading into their meeting with UAB. No opponent has scored more than 60 on the Badgers, who are holding teams to 34 percent shooting.
A battle of ranked teams will decide the championship at the Maui Invitational. No. 3 Arizona takes on 15th-ranked San Diego State in a meeting of 5-0 teams.
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UNDATED (AP) -- The 2-9 New York Jets have announced that Geno Smith will get the start at quarterback over Michael Vick for the game against the Miami Dolphins on Monday night. Vick had started the Jets' last three games, but struggled against Buffalo before being replaced by Smith in the loss in Detroit.
Smith last started on Oct. 26 in a loss to the Bills in which he threw interceptions on three consecutive possessions and was benched.
The Redskins will start Colt McCoy over Robert Griffin III on Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts. In announcing the decision, coach Jay Gruden said he feels like McCoy gives the 3-8 Redskins a better opportunity.
The Redskins are 0-3 since Griffin returned from an ankle injury and have scored only one touchdown in each of the last two games.
Houston has placed quarterback Ryan Mallett on injured reserve with a chest injury, meaning Ryan Fitzpatrick will start on Sunday against Tennessee. Fitzpatrick started the first nine games before being benched during the bye week in favor of Mallett, who went 1-1 as the starter.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) -- NFL Players Association records show New England special teams captain Matthew Slater has signed a two-year contract extension.
Slater called the extension "humbling" but declined to go into details. The Patriots don't announce contract extensions.
The total value of the deal is $4 million.
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---- Detroit Lions center Dominic Raiola has been fined $10,000 by the NFL for unnecessary roughness for striking New England's Zach Moore late in Sunday's loss to the Patriots.
BEREA, Ohio (AP) -- Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon says the lowest point during his recently completed 10-game suspension was that he was treated differently by friends and teammates.
Gordon returned last week after serving his suspension for substance abuse, catching eight passes for 120 yards in a win over Atlanta. In an NFL Network interview, Gordon said people with the Browns were "more standoffish" with him. He said "it's kind of like a disease" with people wanting to keep their distance.
Gordon couldn't practice or work out with his teammates during the suspension, but he was allowed to attend meetings and interact with employees in the facility.
ATHENS, Ga. (AP) -- Georgia says tailback Todd Gurley has had successful surgery to reconstruct the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee.
Gurley suffered the season-ending injury in No. 8 Georgia's win over Auburn on Nov. 15. Before the injury, Gurley passed Garrison Hearst for second place on Georgia's career rushing list, behind Herschel Walker.
UNDATED (AP) -- Some of the elite NBA teams are part of the league's Wednesday schedule. And then there are the 76ers.
The 0-14 Sixers will be looking to avoid a franchise record for futility to start a season when the host Brooklyn tonight. Philadelphia is also just four losses from tying the 2009-10 Nets, who set an NBA record by beginning the season 0-18. If the losing continues, Philadelphia could break the NBA record for losses to start the season on Dec. 5 when hosting Oklahoma City.
Northwest Division-leading Portland is on an eight-game winning streak heading into their road game at Charlotte. It's the Trail Blazers' longest winning streak since stringing together 11 in a row in November of last year.
Despite the winning ways, 11-3 Portland still trails Memphis and Golden State for the best record in the Western Conference. The 12-2 Grizzlies are in Los Angeles to take on the Lakers, while the 11-2 Warriors take a six-game winning streak into their game at Orlando.
Toronto has won five in a row, as the Raptors prepare to take on the Hawks in Atlanta. Toronto is tied with Memphis for the best record in the NBA.
Thirteen games dot the NBA schedule.
UNDATED (AP) -- The New York Islanders are riding high with the best 21-game start to a season in franchise history. They'll try to improve on that when they host Washington tonight. The Isles have won four in a row and nine of their last 10 to improve to 15-6. That has them tied with Pittsburgh for the lead in the Metropolitan Division of the NHL.
The high-scoring Penguins will try to keep pace when they host refocused Toronto. The Maple Leafs have won back-to-back contests after a three-game skid in which they were outscored 17-5. The Maple Leafs are 8-4-1 in their last 13.
There are nine games in the NHL tonight.
CHICAGO (AP) -- The timeline may be off for the Chicago Cubs to have the Wrigley Field bleacher renovation done by Opening Day.
Cubs spokesman Julian Green says unseasonably cold and windy weather is partly to blame. He also says city of Chicago crews installing a new water main are also keeping the Cubs from starting deep foundational work. The home opener against St. Louis is April 5.
The demolition of the bleachers is part of a larger $575 million project. The Cubs are also building a jumbo video board and six outfield signs.
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- Improvements to the Honda Classic fan experience
- Jadeveon Clowney draws raves for fast 40 time
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- Oxbridge girls soccer moves to Region Finals
- Dolphins' owner Stephen Ross says Hickey is the perfect fit
- Dolphins hire Dennis Hickey as GM because he's a team player
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- Dolphins hire Dennis Hickey as new General Manager
- John Raich's Passion lives on at Memorial Wrestling Tournament
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- Former Dolphin Ricky Williams highlights Boca Raton's "Yoga Wave"
- Local star Brown leading Lady Seahawks
- Zach Johnson commits to Honda
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- USA Women's Curling Coach a South Florida resident
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- Dolphins Hire Jacksonville's Mark Duffner as Linebackers Coach
- Wounded Warriors Amputees inspire on the diamond
- Dolphins search for G.M. could be far from over
- Former Dolphin charged with assaulting an officer in Fort Lauderdale
- The Sport of Curling Alive in South Florida
- Owls surprise ECU thanks to total effort
- Athlete of the Week: Sebastian Elney
- Seahawks take care of Florida Memorial with Ease
- Solomon on fire for Northwood
- Lake Worth soccer forfeit wins for using ineligible players
- Coach Castillo celebrates 200th Bobcats Win
- Dolphins interview Lake Dawson for G.M. Job
- PGA's "Free Play Day" a Huge Success
- National edges American in High School All-Star Game
- Partridge says FAU recruiting will start at home
- Green Dominates the Greens; ready for the LPGA Tour
- Athlete of the Week: Vionise Pierre-Louis
- Palm Beach Lakes & Grandview Prep in battle of the best
- Nick Price looks to get his game back at Allianz Championship
- Dolphins G.M. interviews to begin on Friday
- Jeff Ireland Out As Miami Dolphins GM
- Glades Central grad Benjamin has game-winning touchdown in BCS Title Game
- Auburn kicker's family watches championship game in Jupiter
- Morgan & Friends Tournament sets new records
- Al Golden confirms commitment to Hurricanes
- Chris Perkins one on one; Dolphins' biggest change needs to start at top
- Boyd, Watkins lead Clemson to Orange bowl win
- Meyer, Swinney with plenty to play for in Orange Bowl
- Ross leaves Davie without comment on Dolphins staff
- No Dolphins moves yet from owner Stephen Ross
- Dolphins season ends with dismal defeat to Jets
- Bridgewater leads Cardinals to dominating bowl win over Canes
- Panthers' fans and players confident heading into tough stretch
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- Lynn basketball adjusting in transition
- Williams sisters play at BallenIsles before leaving for Australia
- Dolphins shut out by Bills, still alive for playoffs
- Tannehill looking strong in two minute drill
- Athlete of the Week: Daniel Parr
- Late comeback keys Northwood win over Gwynedd-Mercy
- Status of cornerbacks still unknown for Dolphins
- Dolphins newcomer Michael Thomas gets AFC honors
- New FAU Head Coach Partridge hires Dan Shula
- South Florida NFL Star gives back with Christmas Shopping Sprees
- LPGA star really shines, off the golf course
- PIGSKIN PICKS PREVIEW: Week 16
- Dolphins' Mike Wallace is "a Tannehill guy"
- Dwyer Wide receiver Johnnie Dixon picks Ohio State
- FAU officially introduces Partridge as new head coach
- Dolphins watch Ravens win again; but control their own destiny
- FAU set to officially introduce Partridge as new head football coach
- Fins topple Patriots, now control playoff destiny
- Northwood Hoops wins with Dramatic Buzzer Beater
- Report: FAU to hire Charlie Partridge as new head football coach
- Florida State's Jameis Winston wins the Heisman Trophy
- Dwyer wins State Championship; pulls off first ever undefeated season
- Recari hosts tournament for eating disorder awareness
- Athlete of the Week: Alex Pallo
- Fins secondary banged up to face Brady
- Philbin keeps Dolphins on even-keel
- Gardens's Green wins BB&T Scholar Athlete of the Year
- Golf phenom Kournikova christens revamped BallenIsles course
- FAU's Johnson named C-USA Newcomer of the Year
- PIGSKIN PICKS PREVIEW: Week 15
- Patterson out for the season with groin injury
- Interviews cancelled in Dolphins bullying investigation
- Legendary NFL Head Coach Bill Parcells inspires Dwyer at practice
- Patriots will be without Gronkowski against Dolphins
- Report: Stan Drayton top candidate for FAU head coaching job
- Griese and other celebrities play for the Jupiter Medical Foundation
- Little Mo tennis players in awe over Venus Williams
- Seminoles' Aguayo visits Children's Hospital at St. Mary's
- Dwyer moves on to State title game with O.T. drama; Gators fall short
- Inspiration at the PB Marathon; physically challenged athlete refuses to stop competing
- Local man makes a journey of a lifetime
- Athlete of the Week: JP Caruso
- PIGSKIN PICKS PREVIEW: Week 14
- FAU hoops stops losing streak with win over UCF
- Love for soccer creating a love for life in Lake Worth
- Dolphins beat Jets to keep playoff hopes very much alive
- Northwood Women's Soccer fighting for a National Championship
- Dwyer beats St. Thomas Aquinas in dramatic fashion; back in State Semifinals
- Palm Beach Gardens heading to State Semifinals
- FAU bowl eligible after victory in Shula Bowl
- 20th Anniversary of Dolphins & Cowboys Thanksgiving snow game
- PIGSKIN PICKS PREVIEW: Week 13
- Pop Warner participation numbers down; fear of head injuries?
- Owls stay loose in practice before showdown with FIU
- Fins running back likely out for season
- Dolphins blow double digit lead in loss to Panthers
- FAU makes history with big win over NMST; remains Bowl eligible
- Friday Night Blitz Scoreboard
- Local Pop Warner teams heading to State Finals
- Big passing plays few and far between for Dolphins
- Athlete of the Week: Gage Kohner
- Pouncey watches game on television with Incognito
- PIGSKIN PICKS PREVIEW: Week 12
- Game of the Week Preview; Dwyer's 2nd round playoff matchup
- Dolphins eke out bounce back win over Chargers
- FAU keeps their Bowl dreams alive; Wright improves to 2-0
- Chris Evert hosts a "who's who" of TV and Tennis
- BLITZ SCOREBOARD: Playoffs Week 1
- Oxbridge wins first title in first year of varsity
- Athlete of the Week: Molly Webb
- PIGSKIN PICKS PREVIEW: Week 11
- Wellington, Oxbridge host early signing day ceremonies
- Palm Beach Central prepares for playoff rematch with Seminole Ridge
- FAU Hoops blows big second-half lead to fall vs. St. Francis
- Dolphins lose on Monday Night Football to previously winless Buccaneers
- Nicklaus, Norman highlights Big Dogs Golf event
- Incognito: Martin sent me text saying he would murder my whole family
- Glades Central comes back to beat Pahokee; keeps "Muck Bowl" trophy
- Week 11 Blitz Scoreboard
- Athlete of the Week: Rashaun Croney
- Pelini speaks out to ESPN after resignation
- PIGSKIN PICKS PREVIEW: Week 10
- Tannehill: Martin, Incognito 'like brothers'
- Northwood soccer clinches Sun title with win over rival Embry-Riddle
- Game of the Week Preview: Oxbridge hosts Gateway Charter
- PGA Jones Cup begins in Port St. Lucie
- International Northwood hosting soccer showdown
- Cardinal Newman wins District Title, Pahokee earns playoff berth
- Details emerge in Dolphins' bullying case
- Female tackle football player impressing at Seminole Ridge
- FAU Football end emotional week with big win over Tulane
- Week 9 Blitz Scoreboard
- Dolphins beat Bengals with dramatic safety in overtime
- FAU Football ready to move on "the Wright way"
- The ghouls come out for Dolphins' Halloween game
- FAU football Coach Carl Pelini forced to resign over alleged drug use
- FAU football Coach Carl Pelini forced to resign on drug use allegations
- Linc vs. Greek: Week 9 Breakdown
- Heat unveil rings, banner on opening night
- Heat Preview: Heat vs. Bulls
- Dolphins prepare for Bengals and life without Gibson
- Former Dolphins Star Sam Madison on a safe tackling mission
- Game of the Week: Glades Day vs. Clewiston
- Week 9 Blitz Scoreboard
- Game of the Week Preview: Glades Day vs. Clewiston
- Athlete of the Week: Park Vista's Kaley Doyle
- Dolphins secondary prepares for Brady's Patriots
- Marathon record holder Bill Rodgers acts as ambassador
- Palm Beach NCAA hoops coaches pushing for intra-county tournament
- Linc vs. Greek: Week 8 Breakdown
- Game of the Week- Clewiston's Pete Walker returns to Glades Day
- Dwyer's Dixon named an Army All-American
- Jets fan who punched woman was the victim, his mom says
- Panthers host equality night at BB&T Center
- Dolphins deal for Mckinnie
- VIDEO: Male Jets fan punches woman in the head at Sunday's Patriots game
- Executive Women's Golf Association Thrives at PGA National
- Friday Night Blitz Scoreboard
- Thursday night Blitz Scoreboard
- Dolphins cycling event gets larger
- Athlete of the Week: Tornado Ali Black
- JOHN VS. BEN: Week 7 NFL Breakdown
- Cardinal Newman host Pahokee in CBS 12 Game of the Week
- Lynn University's baseball team makes in IMPACT for disabled boy
- Feast or famine for Panthers to start the season
- Mothers and daughters take over the clay courts at Ibis C.C.
- FAU lets third win slip away against Marshall
- Game of the Week: Gators beat Raiders with defense on senior night
- Game of the Week Preview: Palm Beach Gardens vs. Glades Central
- Week 7 Blitz Scoreboard
- Athlete of the Week: Alquawn Vickers
- LINC VS. GREEK: Week 6 Breakdown
- Game of the Week Preview: Raiders vs. Gators
- Guy Harvey Tournament at PGA National
- Bring on the bye week: Fins wrap up practice for the week
- FAU's Jaquez Johnson honored by Conference USA
- Dolphins fall short against Super Bowl Champs
- Regatta a big splash in Okeechobee
- Game of the Week: Ft. Pierce victorious over Vero Beach
- Blitz Scoreboard: Week 5
- Game of the Week Preview: Ft. Pierce Central vs. Vero Beach
- Dwyer remains king with win over royal
- Ellerbee knows Ravens well
- Athlete of the Week: Travis Rudolph
- Re-energized Thomas will start for Panthers in opener
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Have you been following one of the most interesting PR Consultant / client disagreements of modern times? I'm referring, of course, to John Saunders of Fleishman Hillard and Van Morrison. Saunders initiated legal action against Morrison when he found that information he had given to media (and repeated in an interview on RTE News) was inaccurate. Saunders was representing Morrison at the time, and had denied that his client had fathered a young boy, named Van, with Gigi Lee his American manager. Both Lee, and her son, have since died.
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Outside Scholarships
The financial aid office has received information on the following outside scholarships. Below are requirements, if any, for each scholarship as well as details on how to apply. If you have questions about any of the items listed, please contact us and we will try to answer them.
While we believe that the resources on this page are worthwhile, we do not guarantee the authenticity of the information and/or Web sites, and do not endorse the information or services offered. Also, never pay to apply for a scholarship. For more information check out this online article on Finaid.org about scholarship scams.
► Stay Fit In College Scholarship
► HubShout Internet Marketing Scholarship
► Kids Chance of Maryland, Inc.
► 2015 Special Delivery Scholarship
► Terry Eaton Attorney at Law Scholarship
► Price Benowitz Social Justice Scholarship
► Your Journey Ahead Scholarship
► Wells Fargo College STEPS Scholarship
► Green Pest Services Scholarship
► SunTrust Off to College Scholarship
► Maryland Mensa Foundation Scholarship
► The F.C. Tucker Scholarship
Stay Fit In College Scholarship
StayFitInCollege.org, which promotes fitness in college, has just announced scholarship awards for the 2012/2013 academic year. Any student that attends a university, community college, or even a technical/trade college may apply for the scholarship award.
The monthly application deadline is on the 7th of each month for this $700 scholarship. Prospective student applicants can visit the Stay Fit In College Scholarship website to find out more.
Eligibility: Full-time student
Amount of Scholarship: $700
Due Date: Monthly on the 7th
HubShout Internet Marketing Scholarship
HubShout Online Marketing Solutions has an Internet marketing scholarship designed to help students who are on the path to any type of technical, business or marketing career involving online marketing. Students who have completed at least one year of post-secondary education, have at least a 3.0 GPA and are working toward a career in business or marketing are encouraged to apply.
Eligibility: Students who have completed at least one year of post-secondary education and have at least a 3.0 GPA
Amount of Scholarship: $1000
Due Date: November 30 (rolling deadline)
This scholarship is ongoing and will accept applications at any time. The applications received by November 30 will be reviewed and 3 scholarships will be awarded in December. Please visit the HubShout Website for details.
Kids Chance of Maryland, Inc.
This one-semester scholarship is for children who have had a parent catastrophically injured or killed in an employment related injury. Students may reapply each semester for additional financial support opportunities.
Eligibility: Students must be between 16 - 25 and have had a substantial decline in family income due to parent with catastrophic injury or disease.
Amount of Scholarship: Varies
Due Date: Varies
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Write an essay about how a piece of mail changed your life and you could win a $1000 scholarship.
Eligibility: Any undergraduate student enrolled full time at an accredited college or university in the U.S.
Amount of Scholarship: $1000
Due Date: December 31, 2014 at 9:00 p.m. (EST)
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Write an essay about your personal situation as a minority with a single mother and how it impacted your life and you could win a $500 scholarship.
Eligibility: Any African American or Hispanic student enrolled as an undergraduate student or a incoming freshman in good academic standing with a GPA of 3.0 or above.
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Eligibility: Any enrolled student in good academic standing with a GPA of 3.0 or above.
Amount of Scholarship: $1000
Due Date: December 15, 2014
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Wells Fargo College STEPS Scholarship
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Amount of Scholarship: $1000
Due Date: August 13, 2015
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Green Pest Services Scholarship
Apply online to be considered for a scholarship worth $750
Eligibility: Any high school senior or college freshman from the state of Maryland
Amount of Scholarship: $750
Due Date: March 31, 2015
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SunTrust Off to College Scholarship
Thirty $500 scholarships will be awarded.
Eligibility: High School seniors and current undergraduate college students
Amount of Scholarship: $500
Due Date: Enter once every two weeks starting September 15, 2014 through May 15, 2015
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Maryland Mensa Foundation Scholarship
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Due Date: January 15, 2015
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Eligibility: Students attending a college or university recognized by the U.S. Department of Education
Amount of Scholarship: $1500
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Maryland Residents
Residents may be eligible for state-sponsored, need based grants or scholarships. Many of the programs require the FAFSA to be filed before March 1st of each year, while the scholarships typically require a separate application. Visit the Maryland Higher Education Commission's Website for specific eligibility requirements and application instructions.
► Guaranteed Access (GA) Grants
Awards in excess of $15,000 to Maryland students from very low income families. You must complete and mail a GA Grant application to the state's Office of Student Financial Assistance prior to March 1. Your FAFSA form must also be completed by March 1 to be considered.
► Educational Assistance (EA) Grants
The EA Grant is awarded to students with low to moderate family income. The average grant for Mount St. Mary's University students has been $3000. Your FAFSA form must be completed by March 1 to be considered.
►Senatorial and Delegate Scholarships
The average scholarship for Mount St. Mary's University students ranges up to $2000. Contact your local representatives for information on how to apply.
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► FAFSA on the Web
This site is a resource center for federal aid and the FAFSA. Remember, the Free Application For Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the only form required by the university and can be completed on the web. Make sure the required signature page is completed online by obtaining the proper PIN Numbers. The Mount's School Code is 002086.
► The Smart Guide to Financial Aid
This site is a comprehensive guide to all things federal aid and is full of resources and online calculators for loans.
► Nerd Wallet
This site is a guide to federal aid and has loan calculators and guidance with completing the FAFSA.
► AccessReady
This website is a guide to how to budget your loan payments and manage your money.
► College Steps Program
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Home ownership has long been part of the American dream, but financial difficulties have the potential to turn them into nightmares.
Job loss, health issues and the loss of a spouse, among other circumstances, can leave local consumers struggling to meet mortgage obligations and looking for help.
But not all mortgage assistance companies are looking out for the best interests of their clients.
Homeowners struggling to make payments on their mortgages and other debts should beware of con artists and scams that promise to save their homes and eliminate their debts.
These so-called foreclosure or mortgage consultants often use public notices or lists of distressed borrowers purchased from private companies to find their "targets."
They may offer to "prevent" foreclosures or "rescue" desperate homeowners from foreclosure through advertising, e-mail, phone calls, or in person.
Financially troubled homeowners can avoid foreclosure prevention scams by working with housing counselors approved by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
Assistance from HUD-approved housing counselors is free, and homeowners can reach them by calling 1-888-995-HOPE (4673) or visiting makinghomeaffordable.gov.
Listed below are common foreclosure scams designed to take advantage of desperate homeowners looking to save their homes:
- Foreclosure rescue and refinance fraud. Scam artists offer to act as intermediaries between homeowners and lenders and to negotiate repayment plans or loan modifications. In reality, they may pocket your money and leave you in worse shape on your loan.
- Fake "government" modification programs – Scam artists create Web sites that mimic federal Web sites and use business names similar to those used by government agencies These tactics are designed to fool you into thinking they are approved by, or affiliated with, the federal government.
- Leaseback and rent-to-buy schemes – Con artists entice you to transfer the title of your home to them with promises of new and better financing. They say you can rent your home and eventually buy it back. But, if you do not comply with the terms of the rent-to-buy agreement, you can lose your money and your home. The agreement may be written in a way that makes it very hard to comply. The con artists have no intention of ever selling your home back to you. They want your home and your money.
- Bankruptcy scams – Filing for bankruptcy is rarely a permanent solution to prevent foreclosure. Filing for bankruptcy brings an "automatic stay" into effect that stops any collection and foreclosure action while the bankruptcy court administers the case. Eventually, you must make payments on your mortgage, or the lender has the right to foreclose. In addition, bankruptcy lowers your credit score and remains on your credit report for up to 10 years.
- Debt-elimination schemes – Scam artists use illegitimate legal arguments to persuade you that they can "eliminate" your debt and that you are not obligated to pay back your mortgage. They make inaccurate claims about applicable laws and finance, such as "secret laws" that allow you to erase your debts or imply that banks do not have the authority to lend money.
How to Protect Yourself From Mortgage Modification and Foreclosure Rescue Scams:
- Contact your lender or mortgage servicer. Talk with an agent in the loss-mitigation department about mortgage modification options and other alternatives to foreclosure.
- Ask a legitimate housing or financial counselor for help. HUD-approved housing counselors are available at 1-888-995-HOPE (4673) or makinghomeaffordable.gov. They do not charge a fee for this assistance.
- Make all mortgage payments directly to your lender or mortgage servicer. Do not trust anyone to make mortgage payments for you. Do not stop making your payments.
- Do not sign over your deed without consulting a trusted expert. Foreclosure scams often involve the transfer of homeownership to a third party. Never agree to a title transfer before considering advice from your lawyer, financial adviser, credit counselor, or another independent person you can trust. When you sign over your deed, you lose your rights to your home and any equity you have, but you remain obligated to satisfy the terms of the mortgage.
- Get promises in writing. Do not accept oral promises and agreements involving your home, because they usually are not legally binding. Protect your rights with a written document or a contract signed by the person making the promise. Keep copies of all contracts that you sign. Never sign anything that you don't understand and agree to.
Any provider offering foreclosure rescue assistance must disclose the following:
- The amount of any fees associated with the service;
- That the provider is not associated with the government, and that its services have not been approved by the government or the homeowner's lender;
- That the lender or servicer may not agree to change the homeowner's loan;
- That the homeowner may stop doing business with the provider of the mortgage relief servicer.


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One person was injured in a one-vehicle accident on I-17 at the Hwy. 179 overpass Wednesday, May 28.…
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Verde Valley School received a grant of $50,000 from the E.E. Ford Foundation for the expansion of its Millennium Development Goals Project in Malawi, announced by Headmaster Paul Domingue.
The $50,000 grant will fund five additional years of work in Malawi by VVS's Millennium Development Goals committee, and will be matched two to one by an additional $100,000 in gifts and grants from other sources. In addition, students involved in the MDG will raise $15,000 over three years to help fund its work.…
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Sedona Fire District's regional communication center, where emergency calls are dispatched from the entire Verde Valley, is hoping to get a new home.
Currently SFD runs a regional 9-1-1 dispatch center from the second floor of Station No. 4 in Uptown.
Emergency calls from Black Canyon City, Camp Verde, Clarkdale, Cottonwood, Jerome, Mayer, Montezuma/Rimrock, Pinewood, Verde Valley Ambulance and Verde Valley Fire are received and dispatched from this center.…
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Sedona businessman and World War II veteran William T. "Bill" Garland died Sunday, May 25, at his home in Sedona surrounded by family.
Born June 28, 1916, in Seattle, and raised in Vancouver, B.C., Garland moved to Phoenix in 1938. A veteran of World War II, Garland flew 29 missions as a B-17 bomber pilot, was shot down over Czechoslovakia and spent a year in a German prisoner of war camp.
After his return from Europe, Garland married Georgiana Isham of Phoenix.…
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It seems that the "outlaw" of the jeep tour companies, A Day in the West, has won its fight.
With a new administration in the U.S. Forest Service for the Red Rock District the local permit passes for tour companies have been modified to allow access to trails previoausly considered "exclusive" to Pink Jeep Tours.
The Red Rock District administration in 2001 responded to a ruling from federal court that the district's implementation process of trail regulation for local jeep companies was flawed and so began issuing permits specifying which trails could be used by which specific companies.…
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In a close run-off election Tuesday, May 20, Sedona City Councilman Rob Adams pulled ahead Wednesday, May 21, by two votes.
Adams received 1,969 votes and incumbent Mayor Pud Colquitt received 1,967 out of a total of 3,951 ballots cast — a record number of votes cast in Sedona's history. Eleven votes were write-ins.
Colquitt was ahead by 15 ballots as of 8 p.m. May 20, but according to Yavapai County Elections Director Lynn Constabile, last-minute votes were still coming in from Sedona. The final counting was done by 5 p.m. May 21.…
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Even though domestic animal rabies cases are very rare, rabies is still a problem among wild animals. On April 16, two people were bitten by a rabid fox in Sedona's Boynton Canyon, resulting in hospital treatment.
Other cases include a March incident in which a boy was bitten by a rabid mountain lion in the Tonto National Forest, and the attack of two persons by a rabid bobcat in a Pinal County campground.
This year there have been 40 cases of animal rabies in Arizona to date. Known exposures in Arizona for 2008, so far, include 18 humans and 46 domestic animals. Fortunately, post-exposure treatment of humans is 100 percent effective when handled in a timely manner.
The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office Animal Control Section would like to remind residents that domestic pets are also subject to attack or contact with rabid animals. Any dog, cat or livestock that is bitten or otherwise exposed to a suspect rabid animal, must undergo an extended quarantine.
For dogs or cats that are not currently vaccinated for rabies with such an exposure, state regulations require either euthanasia or a 6-month quarantine at an animal control or veterinary facility, at the expense of the owner.
For dogs or cats that are currently vaccinated with such an exposure, an immediate rabies booster vaccination and 45-day home quarantine are required.
The YCSO Animal Control Section urges pet owners to make sure pets are currently vaccinated and licensed.…
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Jamie and Kim Banks are living proof that the capacity to love expands to fit the need.
After having three biological children, a daughter and two sons, they felt they needed more youngsters in their family.
The Cottonwood couple approached their three teenagers three years ago, asking permission to pursue the adoption of one or two children who needed a home.…


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To rockraider3: Nevermind; I just read your response to brianthego. Now I get it - thanks. I shoul have sold at 14.50; this thing could go back to 10.
Theoretically, the share price of MFN is now tied to the PAAS stock price. A share of MFN should track to 62.35% of a share of PAAS. PAAS is $21.50 x .6235 = $13.41. MFN is about $13.51 right now. So it's pretty close. Arbitraguers would be tracking this variance and trading it. Too much work for most investors to skim a dime here or there.


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Six UAF swimmers named All-Americans
FAIRBANKS-The UAF swim team is receiving All-American accolades after their best season as a team in years.
Senior Bente Heller, juniors Danielle Lyons, Margot Adams, Gabi Summers and freshmen Victoria Adams and Nah Nguyen placed on the College Swimming Coaches Association of American (CSCAA) NCAA Division 2 All-American team.
To be an All-American you have to be a top eight finisher in an individual or relay race. If you are a 9-16 finisher in a consolation final at a NCAA championship who receive honorable mention All-American recognition.


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At VCA Woodland Broken Arrow Animal Hospital, we look forward to welcoming you and your pets! Everyone on our Broken Arrow staff believes that the better we get to know your dogs and cats, the better we can provide the best possible health care for them. In fact, when you come in, you'll see exactly why our Broken Arrow veterinarians are praised for their kind and thorough care. We'll give you and your pet all the time you need, and never rush through an exam. We'll also carefully track the course of your pet's care, which is so important to your pet's long-term health.
In every case, you'll be served by experienced, knowledgeable members of our staff. Our Broken Arrow veterinarians, veterinary technicians and other pet-friendly personnel are trained to the highest standards. Their knowledge of the latest veterinary medicines and procedures ensures that all our pet patients get the best in prevention and healing methods.
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We provide veterinary services for every stage in your pet's life, from her first vaccines to a lifetime of preventive care to keep her happy and healthy.
Our services don't end at our hospital doors. As a member of the VCA family, our veterinarians have access to extensive medical resources, not the least of which is the VCA knowledge base, which allows our doctors to tap into the collected knowledge of over 2,000 VCA veterinarians.
And if your pet ever needs truly advanced veterinary care, VCA Specialty Hospitals are ready to help. These twenty-eight clinics provide state-of-the-art care in orthopedic surgery, physical therapy, advanced oncology, and even such cutting-edge treatments as stem cell therapy.
We invite you to explore the biographies of our Broken Arrow doctors and staff and learn more about them. Our doctors and staff have a wide variety of backgrounds and interests.
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In companies' rush to capitalize on the industry's fascination with waggle, the Wii has become no stranger to games we'd sooner use to prop up the short leg of our coffee table than play. Much as it seems counterintuitive, novelty has not been par the course for the console so much as it has been quick cash-ins, though we continue to look to the Wii's digital download service WiiWare as the platform's saving grace.
It seems, however, that even WiiWare will not be immune to its share of shovelware, with mobile game developer-publisher Gameloft planning to use the service as a receptacle for cell phone games. We wouldn't mind so much if the company had originality on the brain, but its first effort, a Breakout clone going by the name of Block Breaker Deluxe, doesn't give us much hope. The download will be released in Japan in April before launching in other regions at a later date, giving us one to watch out for, if only to know what to avoid once WiiWare launches in North America on May 12.
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Article | Posted 2014/11/01 - 9:42pm
The Baldwin Highlanders won their first WPIAL championship since 2003, defeating the defending champion North Allegheny Tigers in a five-set thriller, 3-2, from Baldwin High School. The Highlanders claimed the WPIAL title by set scores of 25-19, 17-25, 25-20, 18-25 and 18-16. The opening set was a precursor of the see-saw nature of this title tilt with the lead changing hand seven times. North Allegheny senior Meg Morningstar led the Tigers to a 13-12 lead with six kills. However, the Highlanders bounced back behind the play of junior Mac Voelker who tallied seven kills in the...
Article | Posted 2014/11/01 - 9:32pm
The South Park Eagles came into the championship match at Highmark Stadium with a staggering goal differential of 109-4 so it figures that a shut-out would be the perfect ending to a perfect season as the Eagles won their first WPIAL Boys Class AA soccer championship since 2006 by shutting out 3rd seeded West Allegheny 1-0. It also figures that the leading goal scorer in the WPIAL would net the games only tally and that was the case for South Park senior forward Justin Minda. Minda converted a nice feed from fellow senior Brandon Walbert in the games 38th minute for his 39th goal of the...
Article | Posted 2014/11/01 - 8:55pm
Sewickley Academy have certainly been no strangers to the WPIAL Class A Boys Soccer Finals, having won the title in 2005 and 2007 and 2013. In stark contrast, Winchester Thurston was making their first ever appearance in the Finals, highlighted by tough 1-0 victories over Riverview and Vincentian in the quarters and semis respectively. The experience was not a factor as the Bears edged the Panthers 1-0 in an overtime shootout. The 2 teams underwent a feeling-out process throughout the 1st half, though both teams had their share of chances. Solid goaltending and defense, in a trend...
Article | Posted 2014/11/01 - 8:45pm
The Montour girls' soccer team had no playoff victories in school history heading into the 2014 postseason, but the No. 5 seed Lady Spartans now have a WPIAL title trophy, as they knocked off second-seeded Mars 3-1 in the Class AA Championship match on Saturday at Highmark Stadium. Montour jumped out to an early lead less than five minutes into the contest, as senior Lauren Gerstel's free kick from beyond midfield fooled Mars' goalkeeper Sammy Papik. Papik got a piece of the ball, but it bounced over her head and into the net to provide the early edge to the Spartans. They would add to their...
Article | Posted 2014/11/01 - 8:35pm
The 2014 edition of the WPIAL Class A Girl's Volleyball Championship showcased the two best teams in the conference. The #1 Bishop Canevin Crusaders went to battle with the #2 Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions on the first day of November at Baldwin High School in Whitehall Township. The #1 seed came into Championship Saturday with a full head of steam. Their playoff run began a little over a week ago at home against New Brighton. After making quick work of New Brighton, the Crusaders eliminated a talented Serra team 3-...
Article | Posted 2014/11/01 - 8:25pm
The Ford City Sabers took home the AA Girls Volleyball Championship with their win in five sets over Thomas Jefferson. The win was hard fought as both teams battled to the end and gave it their all. For Ford City it was their first WPIAL Volleyball Championship in school history. Remarkably, it comes in the last year of Ford City's WPIAL existence. Next year the school is set to merge with Kittanning. Head coach Andrea Lasher was ecstatic as she saw her team win the final set 15-13 to seal the deal and hand TJ it's first loss. Thomas Jefferson started out hot...
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The Brashear Bulls claimed their tenth Pittsburgh City League football championship in a convincing way with a 42-14 victory over the Allderdice Dragons Saturday afternoon at Cupples Stadium. Quarterback Therron Coleman was named the game's MVP, going six of eight for 56 yards through the air and rushing for 62 yards and a score in the win. The win avenges a 36-0 loss to the Dragons in week 4. The victory was the Bulls fifth in a row and was also the first title for Brashear since 2008. It started early, as the Bulls scored just under three minutes into the game on a Ty Powe eight-yard run....
Article | Posted 2014/11/01 - 3:24pm
The start was at 11:00am, but for the Freedom Bulldogs it may as well been at midnight. Freedom was not able to finish off their Cinderella run when they lost to the top seeded Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions 9-1 in WPIAL Class A Soccer Championships. The game started out like the semi-final game for Freedom vs Shady Side Academy and they controlled the ball and played offense most of the first five minutes. The problem was though after that it was all Centurions. Greensburg opened the scoring when senior Cassie Sauder took a shot from twenty yards out and it cleared the Bulldogs...
Article | Posted 2014/11/01 - 10:07am
You remember some of the homemade costumes from back in the day, don't you? While all the neighborhood kids had fancy costumes, you had a while cloth diaper on your head with a while coat and were supposed to be a doctor. Or you had a big box on your torso and a little one on your head and each box was covered with aluminum foil and you were a robot. Or grab the bed sheet, cut out some eyes and a ghost was born. Those Halloween costumes pail to what these young men wore on Friday night as they collected a pillow case full of tasty big plays dressed up in various super hero costumes in leading...
Article | Posted 2014/11/01 - 12:57am
'Taking care of business, every day. Taking car of business, every way.' With apologies to Bachman-Turner Overdrive, that might have been the theme for the top seeds Friday night as 22 of the 24 Top Six seeds produced victories of various degree and advanced as expected past the First Round and on to the district football Quarterfinals. Here are recaps from the opening night of the 2014 version of the Highway to Heinz. A special thanks to Brandon Showers, Sean Meyers, Dennis Fischer, Adam Gusky, T.J. DiStefano, Mark Uriah, Bob Gregg, Lou Rood, Mike Sackley, Jason Tennant, Kyle Dawson, Cory...
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Richard Hamilton 1922–2011
Swingeing London 67 (f)
Date 1968–9
Medium Acrylic paint, screenprint, paper, aluminium and metalised acetate on canvas
Dimensions Support: 673 x 851 mm
frame: 848 x 1030 x 100 mm
frame: 848 x 1030 x 100 mm
Acquisition Purchased 1969
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Hamilton based this work on a photograph, appropriated from a newspaper, showing Mick Jagger handcuffed to the art dealer Robert Fraser. The photograph appeared following their appearance in court on drugs charges. Both were convicted.The title plays the term 'Swinging London' against the judge's insistence on imposing a swingeing penalty. For many, this occasion typified the moral backlash against the liberalisation of the 1960s.
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JCC's Weeks Gallery will host an opening reception for the annual student art exhibition at 6 p.m. on April 24. The reception, free and open to the public, will feature performances by JCC music students.
The exhibition features works from all JCC campuses and includes painting, drawing and prints, photography, 2D and 3D works, ceramics, and new media created during the 2013-2014 academic year. Artistic excellence and gallery awards will be presented during an awards ceremony beginning at 6:30 p.m.
The Andrew and Noah Band will perform its improvisational Americana Groove concert on April 23 at JCC's Cattaraugus County Campus in Olean. The 7 p.m. concert, which will be held in Cutco Theater, is free and open to the public. The event is sponsored by the JCC Cattaraugus County campus program committee.
The band's core material, written by brothers Andrew and Noah Van Norstrand, "captures the memory of what we had, the urgency of where we are, and the beat to keep you moving all night long."
JCC and the Olean Public Library will host a poetry reading by American poet, editor, and literary critic William Heyen at 5 p.m. on April 16 in the Magnano Reception Room on JCC's Cattaraugus County Campus in Olean.
The free event, coordinated by JCC's Cattaraugus County Campus program committee, is open to the public. Refreshments will be served. The program is made possible with additional support from the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency.
JCC's annual Earthfest to celebrate Earth Day will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on April 23. The event, sponsored by JCC's Earth Awareness Club, Student Senate, and the college program committee of the JCC Faculty Student Association, is free and open to the public.
Weather permitting, Earthfest will be held outside the Hamilton Collegiate Center near the pond. Otherwise, the program is held in the Student Union.
"The Belle of Amherst," a one-woman show based on the life of Emily Dickinson and starring Christina Rausa, will be performed at JCC's Jamestown and Cattaraugus County campuses in April.
The Bar-room Buzzards will be joined by trombonist Peter Pepke during JazzFest on April 11 at JCC's Jamestown Campus.
Admission to the 7:30 p.m. performance in Scharmann Theatre is $5, general public, $3, area students and senior citizens, and $2, JCC Faculty Student Association members. Tickets can be purchased through JCC's box office, 716.338.1187, or online at campusstore.sunyjcc.edu.
The performance is sponsored by the college program committee of JCC's FSA and the arts, humanities, and health sciences division.
Students named to JCC's fall 2013 part-time student dean's list earned at least a 3.50 average, equal to a B plus or better, in six to 11 credit hours of letter-graded work include:
Allegany Erin Arsenault, Deanna Broughton, Jason Everett, Ronald Higley, Oliver Nagel, Tara Plath, Elizabeth Rodgers, Gabriella Ross, Joy Sawaya, Krystal Thompson
Almond Kelly Levert
Andover Grace Dowd
Angelica Megan Baker, Brandon Ellsessor
Arcade Amy Atkinson
Seventy-nine students at JCC's Jamestown Campus were inducted into the Alpha Kappa Beta chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the national two-year college honor fraternity, on February 22.
Mark Schultz, principal at Pioneer High School and a 1996 alumnus of JCC, was the guest speaker for the ceremony, which was attended by about 275 friends and family members of the inductees.
Biotechnology students who are members of JCC's DNA Club will host a research expo featuring student presentations from noon to 5 p.m. on February 28.
The event, which will be held in the Science Center on JCC's Jamestown Campus, includes a soup and salad fundraiser from noon to 1:30 p.m. Proceeds will defray expenses for DNA Club members attending the American Association of Immunologists conference in Pittsburgh in May.
Student presenters will be sophomore Maria Sena and recent JCC graduate Gabriel Hrysenko. Their presentations will be held from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m.


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Although teen pregnancy rates have fluctuated in recent years, they remain high. Understanding pregnancy desires is fundamentally important for reducing teen pregnancy, as is understanding what links desires and subsequent pregnancy. This project significantly improves upon prior research in its conceptualization, measurement, and identification of pregnancy desires and their correspondence to later pregnancy. Using a unique data set from the Relationship Dynamics and Social Life study – which surveyed 18- and 19-year old women over 2.5 years – the investigators analyze multiple measures of pregnancy desire and their trajectories, and estimate their differential effects on pregnancy risk among these young women.
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