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The driver of a Pontiac sedan lost control and slammed into the guardrail on Interstate 93 southbound near the Interstate 293 split in Manchester on Monday morning. (DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER)
Rick Riendeau, director of public works in Milford, said his crew had a busy weekend and worked more than 33 hours on Friday and Saturday to deal with a Nor'easter that dumped as much as three feet of light, powdery snow in some areas.
"It actually was a pretty decent storm because the snow was so light," said Riendeau, "and it was great that it hit on Friday night, when there were not many people on the road."
Because of the timing of the storm, Riendeau said the department was able to clear the busiest parts of town, including cutting pathways into tall snow banks so folks could use the sidewalks.
"We had our guys out here at 10 o'clock last night and they're still out there now," he said.
But Monday's storm, which started with a few inches of snow before turning to sleet and then rain didn't make the continued cleanup any easier.
In Newmarket, Jan White of the highway department said the efforts to get rid of the large snow piles littered around town were interrupted by the need to send crews out to salt and sand the roads as the morning's snow turned to slush.
In Durham, Director of Public Works Mike Lynch said he's had to split his storm-weary crew into a day and a night shift in order to let some of the workers get some sleep, while the others continue to clear the snow from the weekend storm.
"We've got 22 people and no extras," said Lynch, "but we have to keep clearing the snow. We've got half a dozen sidewalks not open, so that's going to be a priority at night."
Doug Graham of the New Hampshire Department of Transportation in Swanzey said he was pleased it snowed first before changing to rain, though.
"The snow gave the rain something to soak into and that probably helped keep the roads from getting too bad," he said, but the slush can make things tricky on some streets.
"The state roads are all passable, but town roads are a whole different animal, especially the gravel roads because you can't salt them," said Graham.
In Rochester, crews that have been working around the clock since Friday and only going home for breaks will be back out again tonight trying to find a new home for the piles of snow, said acting Highway Director Peter Nourse.
"We've had over 50 people involved since Friday and the roads are looking pretty good," Nourse said, "but tonight we'll be moving the snow over to the fairgrounds."
Nourse said the fairgrounds often become dumping grounds for mini-mountains because it's "conveniently located and there's plenty of room over there."
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The slushy roads prompted many school districts to cancel after-school activities, and towns and organizations postponed meetings and events in order to keep people off the roads. Afternoon kindergarten in many places was also canceled on Monday.
"The temperature is going to play a big part in how slick the roads are going to be, so we'll be keeping an eye on that," said Riendeau.
While town and state workers continue the cleanup, homeowners have been asked by the state Fire Marshal's office to pay attention to some details around their homes as well. Though the snow that fell over the weekend was dry and fluffy, that snow can absorb the rain that falls and become very heavy so homeowners are being asked to clear their roofs to ensure the snow load doesn't become too heavy. Homeowners are also being asked to keep any vents on the side of their houses clear to ensure carbon monoxide and other gases can escape as normal.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Family members of the American missing in Iran for four years have met with FBI Director James Comey.
In a statement released late Friday, several members of Robert Levinson's family said they met with Comey in Washington earlier in the day, in their words, "to call on the U.S. government to fulfill its moral obligation" to Levinson.
An Associated Press report published last week found that Levinson was in Iran working for the CIA _ investigating the Iranian government. The U.S. long has publicly described Levinson as a private citizen who traveled to an Iranian island on private business.
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- 4 small acorn squash
- 1/2 stick (1/4 cup) unsalted butter
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
- 2 cups vacuum-packed whole chestnuts* (not canned; about 3/4 pound)
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Preheat oven to 450°F.
Halve squash lengthwise and discard seeds and strings. Cut each half lengthwise into 3 wedges and arrange wedges, skin sides down, in a shallow baking pan. In a small saucepan melt butter with brown sugar over moderate heat, stirring occasionally until sugar is dissolved. Stir in nutmeg and cloves and remove pan from heat. Spoon butter mixture over squash and cover baking pan with foil.
Bake squash in middle of oven 30 minutes. Remove pan from oven and scatter chestnuts over squash. Re-cover pan with foil and roast squash and chestnuts 30 minutes, or until squash is tender. Squash and chestnuts may be made up to this point 6 hours ahead and kept, covered, at room temperature.
Remove foil from pan and bake squash and chestnuts 20 minutes more. With a slotted spoon transfer squash and chestnuts to a serving dish. Stir sauce, scraping up brown-sugar drippings, and spoon over squash and chestnuts.
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Quick Takes: Front office, defense and more
January, 23, 2014
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By John Keim | ESPN.com
- It makes sense if former Redskins quarterback Doug Williams joins Washington's front office. This was actually first mentioned a few years ago when general manager Bruce Allen joined the organization. Several months later Williams was out of a job and said he had talked to the Redskins, but that the timing was off. It's no longer off. He soon became the general manager of the Virginia Destroyers in the United Football League.
- Keep in mind that Williams worked in Tampa Bay with both Allen and new head coach Jay Gruden as a personnel executive. After both were fired by the Bucs, Williams became the coordinator of pro scouting for two years.
- I would expect a decision on who will coach the running backs Thursday or Friday, based on a conversation I had with a team source early in the week. Yes, Earnest Byner remains in the running, but last week two team sources said they had planned to interview more candidates.
- For those who missed it, Sean McVay said he will coach the quarterbacks.
- Defensive coordinator Jim Haslett spoke with reporters at the Senior Bowl and had a couple of interesting comments. He called re-signing linebackers Orakpo and Perry Riley priorities, and also mentioned lineman Chris Baker and corner DeAngelo Hall as players they would like back.Hall
- Haslett also told reporters about Jay Gruden: "He's going to spend his time with the offense, and I think he'll trust the guys we have on defense to do what we have to do. Obviously, we'll play as a team, from defense to special teams. I think we've got to get back to playing. I think we're closer to the 10-win season than the three-win season that we had. We're much closer to the 10-win season as a football team than the three-win season."
- That word trust will be said a lot. Obviously, Mike Shanahan was involved quite a bit in the defense. One player said having another strong voice involved in the defense sometimes led to confusion in assignments and over who was really calling the shots. How much did it hurt? Tough to say. But it couldn't have helped.
- Haslett also said, "We played much better, I thought, that last 13 games. We played extremely well from the standpoint that we didn't give up a ton of points, we didn't give up a ton of yards. We played Peyton Manning about as good as you can get. And, I think that's something to build off of. We played good after those first four games. Can we get better? Yeah. We were middle of the pack. But we were fourth in the league on third-down efficiency. So, all that stuff is something you can build on."
- According to ESPN Stats & Information, the Redskins ranked ninth in total yards from weeks 4-17, allowing 323.2 yards per game; they were last in the NFL for the first three games, allowing 488.0 total yards per game. They allowed 32.7 points per game in the first three weeks (31st in the NFL) and 29.2 thereafter (29th).
- The Redskins ranked 18th in the NFL by allowing 88 points off turnovers. Considering how many they had (34), that's not a bad number. The league average was 82 points allowed. There were eight teams that had at least 30 turnovers; the Redskins, with 34, were tied for second most. But they were second best in the points allowed per turnover.
- So let's say the Redskins had repeated 2012 when they were fourth in this area at 51 points allowed. And let's say they only allowed three returns for a touchdown (on special teams and offense) instead of seven. That would deduct 65 points from their total, leaving them with 413 allowed for the season. And that would have left them 24th in the NFL at 25.81 points per game allowed.
- Only two teams in the bottom 15 of points allowed finished with a winning record. One happened to be Denver (24.9 ppg); Green Bay (26.8) was the other. So the Redskins' performance in this area was unacceptable, and I don't think Haslett would disagree. But his overall point was finding positives upon which to build.
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"If we need to address this issue, we need to address it as a complete package," he said.
The Iraq Oil Report website, which closely follows the industry and earlier noted the SOMO statement, said the Kurds have been shipping about 15,000 barrels a day to the Turkish port of Mesfin. If accurate, that would be a small fraction of the well over 2 million barrels Iraq exports each day.
Dizayee declined to say how much was being shipped abroad.
The Kurds last month suspended oil exports through a pipeline managed by Baghdad over a payment dispute with the central government. Those exports fall under a tentative 2011 deal which calls on the Kurds to send the oil to Baghdad, which sells it, and pays 50 percent of the revenues to oil companies to reimburse their development costs.
Iraq sits atop the world's fourth largest proven reserves of conventional crude, with about 143.1 billion barrels. Oil revenues make up 95 percent of the country's budget — a portion of which is earmarked for the Kurdish region.
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Since admission is free, literally hundreds of busloads of school kids visit monthly. Many of the handicapped visitors are ferried around the park on golf carts. Recently one of the two older model carts finally died. Read More»
[Editor's note: The following from supporters of local political candidates are letters to the editor that did not make it into the print edition of The Citizen because of space limitations.
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[Editor's note: The following was submitted by Fayette County Commissioner Robert Horgan.]
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I always believed that life after the military would be greener -- greener as in the piles of money to be made. As a junior captain, transitioning out of the Army after five years, my salary and benefits were nothing to scoff at. But I was optimistic that I would bank significantly more in corporate America.
Three months after my separation from active duty in 2001, I landed a management position with a leading national services provider.
While I was excited that my starting salary exceeded my previous pay, I was rather deflated after discovering that my new $55,000 annual salary gave me less disposable income than my $48,000 military compensation.
This disparity would have been less of a shock had I planned for some obvious differences between military and civilian compensation and expenditures.
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These points aren't intended to scare anyone. There are many lucrative opportunities out there for ambitious veterans. But there are key differences between civilian and military compensation that need to be factored in to your post-military expectations. By acknowledging them and including them in your planning, you can help prevent a rude awakening, and, hopefully, make your transition go a bit more smoothly.
-- Maj. Alan Brown is an active-duty Army public affairs officer, currently serving at USAA on a one-year Training-with-Industry fellowship in Corporate Communications. This is the last in a three-part series Brown wrote about lessons learned during his 2001 military-to-civilian transition. Brown returned to active duty a year after transitioning out of the Army.
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The other day my nephew, Yisrolik Zalmanov, was reading a book when my son asked: "Isn't it boring to sit around all day and read? Books are just words.""Yes," replied my nephew, "but words tell stories and stories are interesting. For example, you enjoy listening to story tapes and those too are just words."A light went off in my son's eyes as he got the point. But not to be outdone, he countered, "But story tapes make funny voices, which make them interesting.""Ah," replied my wise nephew. "when I read a book, I imagine the funny voices in my head…" Words aren't just words. They are conveyors of ideas, stories and messages. Words can enlighten, entertain, annoy or inspire. They bring out our deepest emotions. When you want to convey your love, you use words. When you want to convey your anger, you use words. Words have power.Words also elicit emotions. When you read a fictitious book, you respond emotionally despite knowing that the events never transpired. The story can move you to tears or action and it is words that elicit these feelings.The author skillfully crafts a series of words that trigger your deepest emotions, expose your deepest feelings and lay you bare.Words uplift and words destroy. A therapist skillfully uses words to rebuild a fragile ego or sooth a tender heart. They aren't just words. They have healing power; like a balm to the bruised spirit. A gifted speaker can move an entire audience. At motivational conferences, hundreds are routinely moved by well-crafted words of motivation. They walk away feeling empowered, confident, enthused and motivated. And words have made them so. On the tongue of a skilled orator, words generate tension. You can sense energy in the room, when a speaker moves an audience. You can feel the unification of disparate souls as they follow the narrative. You can feel them coalesce, hanging on the razor edge of the orator's words. They are like putty in the speaker's hands, who raises them aloft with joy or hurls into depths of despair. Even casual words can leave a lasting impact. A well placed compliment can raise our spirit and melt us to pieces whereas a sharp tipped zinger can crush us. You don't have to volunteer for it. Words find you where you are. You can fight it if you wish and the stronger you are the better you might shield yourself, but shield yourself you must, because words penetrate. They are infiltrative and effective. They enter the heart and build or destroy.It was with words that G-d created the world. He spoke and it came to be. When He ordained that vegetation sprout forth, His words penetrated the earth, lodged in the soil and invested it with fertility. From creation we learn the power that words channel. Divine words channel Divine power, human words channel human power. They pale in comparison to G-d's, but they are still powerful.They can't break stones, but they crush hearts. They can't move mountains, but they move people. They convey feeling and passion, raw spirit and energy. They connect and sever, build and destroy. They can make or break your day, not to mention your child.Speech is the most powerful tool in the human arsenal. It is G-d's gift to humanity. Other species communicate, but only humans use words. Greater than the wisdom of our minds, is the power of our oratory. It reaches deep within and brings forth ideas, emotions and energy. It penetrates others and conveys self same. They are powerful hooks that build bridges, craft entry points and forge connections.If words are so powerful it follows that we must be exceedingly careful with the way we use them.For example, when you speak of a fellow's illness avoid dire pronouncements. Instead of saying, "my child is sick," say "my child requires healing." Shift your focus and bring positive energy to bear. Don't say, "my friend is dying," because such statements usher that very energy into the world. This is even more devastating if it is said in the patient's vicinity even if they don't hear it. It ushers the spirit of death into their presence. Instead convey cheer and optimism. This isn't denial. You can be as realistic as you like, but don't transmit negative energy into the world through your words. Words, as we have established, are powerful conveyors of energy. Direct your words to convey positive energy.If you must speak of death, employ positive euphemisms. Rather than death, speak of passing. Death implies cessation of existence, passing connotes graduation into a new realm. Never say, "I will have plenty of time to rest in my grave." It implies that there is no life after passing. In Hebrew a cemetery is a Bet Hakvarot, a house of graves. Rather than calling it a house of graves, many call it Bet Hachayim, house of [eternal] life. In fact, our sages tell us that the righteous have no rest in the world to come for they are constantly in motion, ascending from strength to greater strength. The need for selecting our words carefully is never more critical than in times of anger. When our words convey heated negative energy, we must be exceedingly cautious. If you must disagree, avoid pointed and harsh criticisms or negative generalities. Address the issue, don't shatter the person. If you must break ties with someone, don't burn bridges. If you must speak out in public, do so with respect. Use your words like a brush, not a scalpel.It's a difficult lesson to learn and it takes a lifetime to get it right. But when we stop to consider that negative words convey negative energy, we realize that they are the equivalent of sledge hammers. Even in our angriest moments we don't want to wield a sledgehammer. As we enter the month of Av, historically, a period of tragedy for our people, it is a good time to work on keeping a tighter lid on our temper and a steadier hand on the reins of our words.
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Mont Tremblant Townhome Rental Photos and Description
Fireplace, 5 Bdrms, 3.5 Baths, Sauna, Jacuzzi, Ski Room, Rec Rm
Located in one of the more prestigious areas of tremblant, this mountain home is your holiday dream. Three stories high, the parking (good for up to 4 cars) is directly adjacent to the wood and stone building and you enter on the ground level. Here you will find a two-story high cathedral ceiling living room adorned with a stone wood-burning fireplace. The living-dining room open space concept with pine panelling has a beautiful southern exposure view of the mountain. The dining room has an antique table and chairs and ten can be served at one sitting. The kitchen is a u-shaped kitchen with ceramic tile, stainless appliances and a bar counter where guests may be seated for the cocktail hour or breakfast. The master bedroom with queen size bed and an on-suite bath is situated on the main floor, as well as a reading and tv room. Wifi is available at this chalet for your convenience. From this level you go up to the second floor, where there are three additional rooms. Two rooms have two twin beds in them as well as a chest of drawers. The third bedroom has an antique bronze double bed in it. On the second level, there is also a lovely sitting room, with a television and a laundry area with a large washer and dryer set (all new) and a superb view of the mountain and ski hills.
From the ground level, the spiral stair case leads down to the basement area. Here there is a large rec room with tv, games and bunk beds, a ski room where you can place all ski clothes and equipment. There is a bedroom at this level, with a queen size bed and a chest of drawers and an adjacent bathroom with shower. You will also find a jacuzzi and a sauna on the basement level.
This vacation home is very spacious and given that bedrooms and sitting rooms are located on every floor, you can be as many or as few as you wish, and still be very comfortable. This house is very inviting and you will have a great holiday when you stay here!
- Suitability:
- Events Allowed
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- limited accessibility
- non smoking only
- pets considered
About Nicole Garand
My name is Nicole Garand (the gal in the pink suit) and I have been coming to Tremblant since I was 6 years old (47 years ago). I come from a family of avid skiers and we just love to come up here to Tremblant (it is definitely home away from home). I am a designer and it is my pleasure to make my home as comfortable as possible for myself and for others.
Nicole Garand purchased this townhome in 1990
Why Nicole Garand chose Mont Tremblant
For a visitor to the area, here's what we are offering you that is special:
1. You're getting great value for the price
2. You will have an amazing vacation here
3. Parking is immediately adjacent to the building (4 spots)
4. Bedrooms, bathrooms and sitting rooms on 3 levels = privacy
5. Owned by builders, which means the building maintenance has been kept up and the unit has been frequently updated
6. Very close to the hill but far away from the village to be quiet
7. Very close to skiing! Leave the car at home and walk to the ski hill...
What makes this townhome unique
This is the kind of place where memories are made!
Every person who has come here has been charmed by the warmth and homey feeling, the superb mountain views, the feeling of relaxation and being able to completely get away for a time.
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CBS4 Investigates: Donation By Intimidation?
Every day across the nation seniors over 60 are fed a free meal funded by the government at designated senior citizen centers.
For many who live in poverty or on fixed incomes, it is the only hot meal they will eat all day.
But as CBS4 Investigates discovered, some centers are expecting their seniors to give them money for their free lunch.
They call it a donation. But as CBS4's Eliott Rodriguez asks, is it "Donation By Intimidation?"
Governor's Campaign Says Huge Donation Was A "Mistake"
A missing half-million dollars is being called an "accounting error", a "mistake".
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Doctors Spare Their Hair For Patients
A Miami doctor will go under the knife, or in this case scissors, to help cancer patients on Thursday.
Puppy Found With Broken Jaw, Rescuers Seeking Donations For Surgery
Animal rescuers are asking for your help to assist a puppy that was found in bad shape in North Miami on Tuesday morning. The puppy has a broken jaw and rescuers aren't sure how it happened.
Ocean Drive Magazine Pays Tribute To "Real Miami Beauties"
The Fontainebleau Miami Beach played host to Ocean Drive Magazine's 2nd Annual "Real Miami Beauties" shoot on Friday.
Carlos Migoya Donates $160K Bonus To Jackson Memorial Foundation
Carlos Migoya, president and CEO of Jackson Health System, has put his money where his mouth is and made good on a promise to donate any bonus that he earned to Jackson Memorial Foundation.
Drew Brees Giving $1 Million To Sandy Relief
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees says he is donating $1 million to Superstorm Sandy relief efforts.
Focus on South Florida: Bone Marrow Donation
July is African American Bone Marrow Donation month. We were joined by a donor, Lynval Henry and the local representative, Marie Moore, who explained more about the importance of getting involved.
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Tropical Storm Debby is not only drenching parts of Florida with relentless rain in an already saturated state, it's also impacting the state's blood supply.


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A U.S. military doctor removed a live round of ammunition from the head of an Afghan soldier in an unusual and harrowing surgery.
Doctors say a 14.5 millimetre unexploded round — more than 2 inches long — was removed from the scalp of an Afghan National Army soldier at the Bagram Air Field hospital last month.
When the Afghan soldier, in his 20s, arrived at the base, doctors thought it was shrapnel or the spent end of some sort of round, said Lt. Col. Anthony Terreri, a radiologist deployed from Wilford Hall Medical Center at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas.
But as he reviewed a CAT scan of the soldier, he realized it was a much bigger problem, according to an Air Force news release this week on the case.
He immediately went to inform neurosurgeon Maj. John Bini, also of Lackland. Dr. Bini had the operating room evacuated; the surrounding hallways were secured, and he and anesthesiologist, Maj. Jeffrey Rengel, put on body armour for the surgery.
Dr. Bini and Dr. Rengel were joined in the operating room by a member of a bomb disposal team. And after Dr. Bini removed the round from the patient's head, the bomb technicians took it away.
Dr. Bini said that while there have been similar cases of unexploded ordnance being removed from patients, this was the first such case he knows of in the Afghan war, which started in late 2001. In the past 50 years of modern warfare, there have been less than 50 cases of this type, he said.
The patient, who officials did not identify by name, is continuing to improve, the Air Force statement said.
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Burglary suspect arrested at traffic crash
Date: July 7, 2009
by: Pam McTeer | News Editor
Bradenton resident Janet Fischer was arrested on an outstanding burglary warrant Monday after she rear-ended a Manatee County Sheriff's Office deputy at a red light on State Road 64.
The incident occurred around 6:40 p.m., Monday, just east of Lakewood Ranch Boulevard.
A sheriff's office report states that the deputy was waiting at a red light in her marked patrol car when she was struck by the Dodge truck Fischer was driving. No one was injured, but the patrol car suffered $400 in damage to the rear bumper and the Dodge suffered about $600 in damages to the front bumper.
Fischer admitted fault and was issued tickets for careless driving and DWLS without knowledge. She also was arrested for having an outstanding burglary warrant out of Sarasota County.
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