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More than 20 years ago, my former pastor asked us if we all knew the dates of our Baptism. No one did. 'You should," he exclaimed, 'it was the most important day of your life. You should celebrate it every year.'
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CANASTA, NY - Until he asked, I had never given much thought to the day of my baptism save for being vaguely thankful my parents had had me baptized. Father's suggestion made sense to me. I made a mental note to look it up and follow the good priest's suggestion.
Unfortunately, like many of my 'good intentions' this one got lost in the ebb and flow of life's daily
challenges. Fifteen years later while meditating on the first Luminous Mystery of the Rosary, the Baptism of our Lord in the Jordan, Father's suggestion from years ago suddenly jumped into my head. This time I resolved to follow it.
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When I returned home that day, I rifled through the file in which we store our valuable documents and there it was - my Baptism certificate. My eyes quickly scanned the sheet to see on what date I had been baptized. I jotted that date down, returned the certificate to its secure place, and immediately set an annual reminder on my Google calendar. I was not going to miss another anniversary!
And I didn't. Last year when the anniversary approached, a question popped into my consciousness while I was praying the rosary, 'What was the name of the Church in which you were baptized?' I had no clue.
I retrieved the Baptism certificate from its dusty folder shortly after arriving home and discovered I had been baptized in St. Agatha's parish. I could not believe it! 'You have got to be kidding me, Lord,' was all that I could say over and over.
You see, there had been a time in my life - a far too substantial period of my life - when I stopped practicing my Faith. When our ever loving Lord in His infinite mercy led my wife and I back into His loving arms and His Church, he brought us to St. Agatha's parish - not the one I was baptized in but another parish with the same patron saint, hundreds of miles from the baptismal fount in which I was bathed in the waters of new life.
Why hadn't I made this connection well before last year? Would I have ever left St. Agatha's for the wonderful parish I now attend had I recalled this extraordinary connection between the parish of my baptism, the parish where God welcomed me home, and the patron saint they both share?
I am not sure. I am still pondering that question.
But this I know: God and Agatha, the courageous, faithful child virgin and martyr, whose feast day prompted this post, have much more to tell me.
May I have ears to hear and the will to obey!
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text: Home > Medical > Asthma > News 14 November 2012 Early fish-eating lowers asthma risk Babies who first ate fish between the ages of six months and one year had a lower risk of developing asthma-like symptoms later on, according to a Dutch study. 0 Test Is your asthma under control? » Like Health24 on Facebook » Subscribe Asthma Newsletter » Join Body Talk » Celebrities with asthma World's Most Famous TB Patients Babies who first ate fish between the ages of six months and one year had a lower risk of developing asthma-like symptoms later on than babies who ate fish before six months or after their first birthdays, according to a Dutch study. The results, based on more than 7 000 children in the Netherlands, support one theory that early exposure to certain fatty acids in fish protects against the development of asthma, said lead author Jessica Kiefte-de Jong, at the Erasmus Medical Center in Rotterdam. "Introduction of fish between six and 12 months but not fish consumption afterward is associated with a lower prevalence of wheezing," she and her colleagues wrote in Pediatrics. "A window of exposure between the age of 6 and 12 months might exist in which fish might be associated with a reduced risk of asthma." Concern over seafood allergies prompts some parents and doctors to delay introducing fish into babies' diets. However, some research has found that a mother's fish consumption during pregnancy, or the baby's consumption of it early on, may lower the risk of asthma. How the study was done Using health and diet information from a group of 7 210 children born between 2002 and 2006 in Rotterdam, the researchers found that 1 281 children ate fish in their first six months of life, 5 498 first ate fish in the next six months, and 431 did not eat fish until after age one. The researchers then looked at health records for when the children were about four years old, and how many parents reported that their children were wheezing or short of breath. Between 40% and 45% of parents of children who did not eat fish until after their first birthdays said their children wheezed, compared to 30%of children who first ate fish when they were between six and 12 months old. That, the researchers said, works out to about a 36 percent decreased risk of wheezing for the children who first had fish between the ages of six months and one year. Children who first had fish before six months of age were at similar risk to those who were introduced to it after their first birthdays. "They found it was only protective between six and 12 months," said T Bernard Kinane, chief of the paediatric pulmonary unit for MassGeneral Hospital for Children in Boston, who was not involved in the study. 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Town Supervisor - Brian E. Towers
Town Councilman - Deborah Taylor
Town Councilman - Jaret Welch
Town Councilman - Robert D. Wright
Town Councilman - Timothy E. Hunt
Town Clerk - Mari Wilson
Tax Collector - Martha Brown
Highway Superintendent - Clay Earley Jr.
Assessor - James Abbott
Water District 1 Operator - George Paige
Building Code Enforcement Officer - Jeanne Bramer
Animal Control Officer/Dog Warden - George Paige
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Welcome to our website!
Established on April 1, 1805, the Town of Wells has followed many footprints. Progress has altered its initial appearance but the town's ability to sustain despite struggles remains in step with the first footprints made. Wells continues, a wonderful community that has retained the simple pleasures and family atmosphere of small town life. The town offers this website as a means of communicating important information and events with its residents and other members of the general public. It is constantly being updated so check back often.
"Give thanks for unknown blessings already on their way." Native American saying.
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Request for Fuel BIds
Notice is hereby given that the Town Board of the Town of Wells, Hamilton County, State of New York is accepting sealed bids for the furnishing and delivery of Regular-Grade Gasoline and Winter Blend (50/50 ) Diesel Fuel delivered to the Town of Wells Highway Department and the Town of Wells Central Garage, Gilmantown Road, Wells, and Number 2 Fuel Oil for use in town buildings from January 1, 2015 to December 31, 2015. Bid price may be stated at a FIXED Price for the term of the agreement or a FLUCTUATING Price. The bid MUST be specific as to which method is bid. The bidder MAY bid both a fixed price and a fluctuating price. A copy of specifications can be obtained at the Town Clerks Office. All bids must be received by 12 noon on December 5, 2014. Bids must be submitted to the Town Clerk, P.O. Box 493, Wells, New York 12190. All bids shall be in sealed envelopes at the above address and shall bear on the face thereof the name and address of the bidder, and marked "Unleaded Regular Gasoline Bid" "Winter Blend (50/50) Diesel Fuel Bid" "Number 2 Fuel Oil". In cases where two or more responsible bidders submit identical bids as to price, the Town board may choose either of such bidders. The Town Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at about 7:10 p.m. on December 8, 2014 during the regular meeting of the Town Board at the Wells Ambulance Corps Bldg/Mealsite, Buttermilk Hill Rd.
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Dated: Nov. 10, 2014
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Wheels For Wishes is a car donation program benefiting Make-A-Wish® Northeast New York. The program offers a free and easy way to recycle or donate unwanted cars, trucks, motorcycles, SUVs, RVs, or even boats, by turning them into a wish for a local child. The non-profit group will pick-up or tow away cars free of charge, anywhere in New York, whether they run or not. Vehicles are either recycled or auctioned off and 100% of the net proceeds benefit Make-A-Wish Northeast New York.
Because it is a tax-exempt charity under section 501(c)(3) of the IRS Code, participants also receive the maximum possible tax deduction for your charity vehicle donation. To contact Wheels for Wishes, simply use http://albany.wheelsforwishes.org/
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Annual Water Report 2013
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Acceptable Recycling Items - County Transfer Stations Rules and Regs
List of items that will be accepted by the Hamilton County Solid Waste Department may be viewed by cliicking the following:
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Click on the following link to access Hamilton County Rules and Regulations for transfer stations located in Lake Pleasant and Indian Lake:
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State Land Classification Time Line
The recent state acquisition of the former Finch Pruyn and other nature Conservancy lands throughout the Adirondacks has generated interest by many local officials and regional organizations. The classifcation process of these lands will unfold over the summer months and include Public Hearings.
Timeline the Adirondack Park Agency (APA) and the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) follow to classify land:
For more information describing state land classification, click here: http://apa.ny.gov/stateland/definitions.htm
Annual Town of Wells Christmas Tree Lighting is November 29
November 29, 2014
The Town of Wells Annual Christmas Tree Lighting will be held Saturday, Nov. 29 at the Wells Community Hall, Main St. The Wells Improvement Group Craft Fair and the Virginia Hosley Free Library Book Sale will begin at noon. Once again WIG welcomes donations for Tricky Tray. Contact Maggie Welch at 924-2128 or via email at email@example.com for details.
Vendors will offer an assortment of seasonal and gift-worthy treasures for holiday shoppers to choose from. Additionally, Library volunteers will be selling a variety of books sure to please everyone on your Christmas list. While you shop, enjoy refreshments sold by local organizations. WIG's annual membership drive will be ongoing so sign up for a chance to win a special basket.
At 6 p.m., the Community Christmas Tree will be lit, kicking off the magical season. Then, Santa Claus arrives. Christmas spirits will be roused and children of all ages will have a chance to tell Santa just how good they've been this year!
Wells Improvement Group Seeking Tricky Tray Donations
November 29, 2014
Wells Improvement Group is currently seeking donations for its Annual Tricky Tray event. Tricky Tray has long been part of the Town of Wells Christmas Tree Lighting/Craft Fair/Book Sale scheduled this year for Saturday, Nov. 29 at the Community Hall.
Anyone interested in donating items may contact Maggie Welch at 924-2128 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com
Movie Night at the Library is Monday, November 24
November 24, 2014
The Virginia Hosley Free Library will present Million Dollar Arm Monday, November 24 at the library. The film begins at 6:30 p.m. and is rated PG.
Based on a true story, this Disney film chronicles a sports agent's wild scheme to find Major League Baseball's next great pitcher from a pool of cricket players in India. The sports agent, played by Jon Hamm, discovers two men who can throw a fastball but who know nothing about either baseball or America. This is the story of how it all works out.
Running time for the film is 99 minutes. Complimentary popcorn and refreshments will be served. There is no cost for admission, but donations are accepted.
Wells Food Pantry Hours Will Change to Every Tuesday
November 11, 2014
Beginning Tuesday, Nov. 11, the Wells Food Pantry will be open on Tuesdays only from 9-11 a.m. During open hours food is distributed and donations/contributions may be dropped off. Please be advised the Pantry no longer accepts donations of used clothing.
For further information, or to schedule a time to visit the Wells Food Pantry other than during regular hours, call either 924-2269 or the Wells Meal Site, 924-4066.
Leftover Deer Management Permits Available November 1st
November 01, 2014
The state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has announced left over Deer Management Permits (DMP's or doe Permits) will be available on a first come, first serve basis beginning Saturday, Nov. 1.
Leftover DMP's will NOT be available by phone, mail or via the internet. Applicants who previously paid the $10.00 application fee or those that are exempt from the application fee will not be charged for this additional application. Applications for leftover DMPS will be accepted for the following WMU's:
The Town Clerk Office will be open Saturday, Nov. 1 from 10 a.m to noon.
Wheels For Wishes: Help Make a Child's Dream Come True
October 27, 2014
Wheels For Wishes is a car donation program benefiting Make-A-Wish® Northeast New York. The program offers a free and easy way to recycle or donate unwanted cars, trucks, motorcycles, SUVs, RVs, or even boats, by turning them into a wish for a local child. The non-profit group will pick-up or tow away cars free of charge, anywhere in New York, whether they run or not. Vehicles are either recycled or auctioned off and 100% of the net proceeds benefit Make-A-Wish Northeast New York.
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Political Advocacy - Save Our Science!
We are at a crucial turning point in planetary exploration.
After a decade of success with Cassini at Saturn, the twin rovers Spirit and Opportunity, and the take-your-breath-away excitement of the skycrane landing of Curiosity on Mars, NASA's planetary exploration program was rewarded with budget cuts that seriously impair NASA's ability to explore the Solar System.
The White House proposed deep cuts to Planetary Science in 2013 and 2014. But due to overwhelming public support, Congress rejected the full cuts each time.
Now, for the third year in a row, the White House has proposed to cut Planetary Science. A mission to Europa seems possible, but NASA has not yet committed. We need to make this vision a reality. Take a minute and send your representatives a message (or write the President if you're outside the U.S.).
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Rep. John Culberson, an outspoken supporter of Europa exploration, will assume leadership of an influential congressional committee that funds NASA. More »
The Consequences of the 2014 Midterm Elections for NASA
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A Republican Senate will not drastically change the course of the nation's space program, though it will likely see less funding for NASA and a difficult path forward for the Asteroid Retrieval Mission. More »
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The end of the Moon race raised the question: what, if anything, was next for NASA? The decisions made by President Nixon in the aftermath of Apollo still impact the space program today. More »
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Congress passed a stopgap spending bill before taking off to campaign for re-election, keeping NASA's 2015 budget in limbo for another two months. More »
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Society President Dr. Jim Bell provided expert testimony at a September hearing on the state (and fate) of planetary science. More »
Recovery. Peak. Collapse. Planetary Science from 1990 - 2014
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The history of planetary exploration repeats itself starting with a resurgent program in the 90s and 2000s that launched a new fleet of planetary spacecraft. Like our first story, this great success rewarded by deep budget cuts. More »
Planetary Science Gets Its Day in Congress
Watch Planetary Society President Jim Bell testify before a congressional subcommittee on Wednesday, September 10th. More »
Growth. Peak. Collapse. Planetary exploration from 1959 - 1989
2014/09/08 11:24 CDT | 4 comments
The first three decades of planetary exploration tell a story that sounds all-too-familiar to modern day space advocates. Growth, peak, and then collapse of hard-earned capability. This is the story of planetary science for the first half of its existence. More »
Curiosity Rover Science Plan Slammed by NASA Review Panel
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Senior review recommends continuing all major planetary exploration missions, but not without some changes. More »
Official Response to the 2015 NASA Budget Proposal
The Planetary Society cannot fully support this budget. While there are some positive aspects, the request imposes unacceptable cuts to the Science Mission Directorate that damage the immediate and long-term health of some of NASA's most successful programs, particularly planetary exploration. If this budget is passed unchanged, there will be fewer planetary missions in development by 2019 than at any point in the past few decades. Read the Full Statement >>
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"October, baptize me with leaves! Swaddle me in corduroy and nurse me with split pea soup. October, tuck tiny candy bars in my pockets and carve my smile into a thousand pumpkins. O autumn!..." (Rainbow Rowell, Attachments)
Welcome to 1st A look back at the highlights of October, 2013...
Dear Friends,
It's been a great October at GFS! I was very excited to begin our second month in first grade. This was a busy month starting with the fun-filled Harvest Fair! Thanks to all the special parents and volunteers who work so hard to make it a great day!
Our special science theme for October was "Animal Habitats". Students learned about what animals must have to survive, chose an animal to study, wrote a short report on their animal, and created a 3D representation of that habitat. We will display them for viewing. This month we also took a field trip to the Great Valley Nature Center for an animal habitat program. Thank you to our parent drivers!
The month of October also has a special holiday that children particularly enjoy-Halloween! The costume parade is an opportunity to capture many wonderful photos and memories. The students enjoy dressing up and showing off to their friends and family.
In math we have worked on addition and subtraction stories, word problems, and math facts. We have learned about "Trick Words", short vowels, and digraphs. We look for these while reading!
A Look Ahead...
November is a month filled with special explorations centered around the social studies theme of "Colonial Days", and the Thanksgiving holiday. It is a lovely time of family and thankfulness before the bustle of December! We will learn more about what it was like to live in Colonial times. This month we will also discuss the fall harvest and breads and grains. Other exciting events this month include an early field trip to the Chester County Food Bank for Community Cares. The Lower School will spend part of the morning there volunteering. We are proud to support the mission of the CCFB and its many fine programs!
The First grade will travel to the "Colonial Plantation" on the 17th to view a home site from long ago and participate in daily chores. In school we will focus on our awareness of the many people and things for which we are thankful. Toward the end of the month, families will be invited to share a special Family Meeting for Worship with us.
Respect, friendship, kindness, responsibility, and gratitude continue to be social themes in our classroom. We work daily on building healthy relationships and positive attitudes about friends and life inside and outside of the classroom.
I'm looking forward to meeting with my families during LS conferences. Please come with any questions or concerns you would like to discuss.
Happy Fall!! In Friendship, Tr. Michele
Reminder: It seems like cold weather is creeping in, so please remember to send your child dressed in warmer clothes (as needed) as we will go out for recess as much as possible. Raincoats with hoods are also helpful. I enforce the use of outerwear, especially for our early morning recess!
Upcoming November dates to remember:
All School Gathering, 5th. 10 am. All are welcome. LS Conferences 6th LS Conferences 7th (No School) Field Trip- CCFB 10th Field Trip- Colonial Plantation 17th Family Meeting for Worship 24th No school 26-28th (Thanksgiving holiday)
Recipe for a Happy Thanksgiving
1 cup of Friendly Words 2 Heaping cups of Understanding 4 Full Tablespoons of Time and Patience Pinch of Warm Personality Dash of Humor
Measure words carefully. Add heaping cups of understanding; use generous amounts of time and patience. Cook low~ don't boil. Add humor and warm personality. Season to taste with spice of life! Serve in individual molds.
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SAN'A, Yemen (AP) -- Attack helicopters have sent a group of pirates packing after they tried to take over a Chinese cargo ship off the Somali coast.
The helicopters from an international anti-piracy force fired on the bandits and forced them to abandon the ship they had boarded.
In another blow to the region's thriving piracy activity, the Indian navy handed over 23 pirates it caught at sea to authorities in Yemen.
In today's assault, nine armed pirates overtook the Chinese ship with speedboats.
The International Maritime Bureau's piracy reporting center in Malaysia says the crew sent a distress message and barricaded themselves inside their living quarters. An international naval force dispatched the helicopters and a warship. No injuries were reported.
Somali pirates, spurred by widespread poverty, have hijacked more than 40 vessels this year.
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WASHINGTON (AP) – The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first screening test for colon cancer that uses patient DNA to help spot potentially deadly tumors and growths.
The Cologuard test from Exact Sciences detects irregular mutations in a patient's stool sample that can be an early warning sign of cancer. Patients who test positive for the mutations should undergo a colonoscopy to confirm the results.
Doctors have long used stool tests to look for hidden blood that can be a warning sign of tumors and precancerous polyps.
But company studies of Cologuard showed that it was more accurate at detecting cancerous tumors and worrisome polyps than traditional stool blood tests. The new test was less accurate at correctly ruling out cancer, as it reported more growths when none were actually present.
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A Florida man has not been heard from since a sinkhole collapsed part of his home overnight near Tampa.
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Authorities said the man's brother tried to pull him from the rubble. A Hillsborough County Sheriff's deputy then joined in, but both attempts were unsuccessful.
Deputies said three other adults and a 2-year-old child were in the home when the collapse began. They were able to safely escape.
The sinkhole quickly grew to about 100 feet wide and 50 feet deep behind the home, according to officials. Several nearby homes were evacuated as a precaution.
Engineers condemned the home and said it was unsafe for rescuers to conduct any type of search. The house was last inspected in August and showed no signs of trouble, according to investigators at the scene.
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Money Supply Metrics, the Austrian Take
All economists, whether they are of an Austrian, a Keynesian or a Monetarist bent, as well as nearly every investor, would agree that money plays a vitally important role in the economy. And a correct measure of its supply is an indispensable input into every economic and financial forecast. How could it not, for money is one half of every economic transaction.
Yet, despite its importance, the money supply metrics used by the majority of today's economists and investors are seriously flawed, for they are founded on a faulty definition of money.
I ask you, are you using the wrong money supply metrics as input into your economic and financial forecasts? If so, I submit to you, that is a serious error. And if you are an investor it's an error that could cost you serious money.
So then, what is money? And how does one properly measure its supply? Keynesian and Monetarist formulations of the money supply, based as they are on empirical correlations and inductive statistical techniques are not the way to go. A correct formulation of the money supply must be based on a deductively derived, theoretically sound definition of money.
Well it just so happens that the Austrians have the inside track here, a track that I invite you now to get on.
Defining the Money Supply
Let's start with this simple definition of money. To quote Austrian economist Murray Rothbard, from his essay Austrian Definitions of the Supply of Money:
…money is the general medium of exchange, the thing that all other goods and services are traded for, the final payment for such goods and services on the market.
Pretty straightforward, a definition I think we can all agree.
Of primary import, a point that can not be overemphasized is the requirement that for a thing to be money it MUST serve as the FINAL means of payment in all transactions. In other words, it must be the thing which FULLY extinguishes the debt incurred in a transaction.
To bring this point home, take the case of credit cards which facilitate the purchase of countless goods and services but in no way should be classified as money. Austrian economist Joseph Salerno, in his essay The True Money Supply: A Measure of the Supply of the Medium of Exchange in the U.S. Economy, explains why:
…credit cards [should] not [be] counted as part of the [money supply] because use of a credit card in the purchase of a good does not fully discharge the debt created in the transaction. Instead, it gives rise to a second credit transaction that involves present and future monetary payments. Thus the issuer of the credit card or lender is now bound to pay the seller of the good immediately with money on behalf of the card-holder or borrower. The latter, in turn, is obliged to make a monetary repayment of the loan to the issuer at the end of the month or at a later date, at which time the transaction is finally completed.
Even more to the point and on similar grounds, consider the widely held view that travelers' checks, a component of the Federal Reserve's M1 money supply measure, are money. Again, to quote Salerno:
What a travelers' check represents… is a credit claim on the investment portfolio of the issuing company. The purchase of travelers' checks from American Express involves, in effect, a "call" loan by the purchaser to American Express, which the latter pledges to repay to the purchaser or to a designated third party at an unspecified date in the future. In the meantime, most of the proceeds of such loans are invested by American Express on its own account in interest bearing assets, while a fraction is held in the form of demand deposits to meet anticipated payments of its travelers' check liabilities as they "mature." In exchange for the foregone interest (and a small fee) the purchaser receives access to an alternative payments system which avoids the risk of loss associated with carrying cash payments and the potential delay or non-acceptance involved with payment by personal check drawn on a distant bank. But the travelers' checks themselves are not the final means of payment in a transaction: the sellers who receive travelers' checks in exchange quickly and routinely present them for final payment at a bank and obtain either cash or a credit to their demand deposit accounts, with the sums paid out ultimately being debited to the demand deposit account of American Express.
With these concepts in mind, it's easy to see why economists, of all schools, would include currency – in the U.S. being Federal Reserve notes and Treasury token coins – as part of the money supply. What could be more basic, for what discharges a debt more fully then the exchange of a good or service for currency.
But what about demand deposits and other checkable accounts at banks? What about savings accounts that permit the instantaneous transfer of your money to a checking account. Or what about money market mutual fund share accounts that feature checking privileges? Are these things not money, things that all other goods and services are traded for, the final payment for such goods and services on the market?
Indeed, the Keynesian and Monetarist inspired mainstream measures of the money stock as reported by the Federal Reserve Board – M1 and M2 and until discontinued in February of 2006, M3, diligently followed by millions of economists and investors the world over, include all these things (and more) in the money supply. And there are quite a few things to say the least:
M1 Components
Nonbank Traveler's Checks
Demand Deposits
Other Checkable Deposits (OCD) at Commercial Banks
Other Checkable Deposits (OCD) at Thrifts
Non-M1 M2 Components
Savings Deposits at Commercial Banks, including MMDAs
Savings Deposits at Thrifts, including MMDAs
Small Time Deposits at Commercial Banks
Small Time Deposits at Thrifts
Retail Money Funds
Non-M2 M3 Components
Large Time Deposits at Banks
Large Time Deposits at Thrifts
Euro Dollars
Institutional Money Funds
So then, how do we make sense out of all this in light of our definition of money? Are all these things money?
The dean of the Austrian School of Economics Ludwig von Mises in his classic Theory of Money and Credit laid out the framework:
Money supply = standard money + money substitutes
In today's fiat money system, standard money is easy to define. It's simply Federal Reserve notes plus Treasury token coins, the combined total popularly termed currency.
Money substitutes, that's the challenge.
To paraphrase the Austrian masters, money substitutes are perfectly secure and IMMEDIATELY convertible, PAR VALUE claims to standard money which, by virtue of this immediate convertibility substitute FULLY for standard money in individual's cash balances, and as such, are used by individuals as a surrogate for cash – namely, a thing that all other goods and services are traded for, the final payment for such goods and services on the market. On this basis, not only are all the Federal Reserve's M1, M2 and M3 components not money, but some are not even money substitutes.
In a format similar to Salerno's essay on this subject, and with these definitions firmly in mind, let's build the correct formulation of the money supply by "testing" each of the Federal Reserve's M1, M2 and M3 components against these definitions.
As we saw above, in today's fiat money system, currency is simply Federal Reserve notes plus Treasury token coins; specifically, standard money held by the public, excluding what is held as reserves by depository institutions. It goes without saying that both meet our money test and should be included in the money supply.


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The North West Province is mostly pretty close to the urban conurbation of Johannesburg and Pretoria. While vast areas are dedicated to maize and cattle farming, and the mining industry is very well developed, there are some wonderful destinations. The fantastic Madikwe Game Reserve, right on the Botswana border is a wonderful place with all of the Big Five and - major bonus - a large population of the gorgeous and endangered African wild dog. It's not often you get to see these particularly attractive animals, with their 'painted' coats and white tipped tails.Another fantastic reserve is Pilanesburg, which is situated in an enormous volcanic crater - long extinct, don't worry. One of the major attractions of Pilanesberg is the hot air balloon flights from which you're likely to see a variety of animals. Pilanesberg is smack bang next door to the rather over-the-top casino resort of Sun City and the outrageous Lost City. As well as gambling, there are fun rides, water parks, horse trails and two championship golf courses. It's all designed to separate you from your hard earned cash but, if you go there expecting that, you'll have loads of fun.
The small town of Groot Marico is deeply entrenched in the South African psyche as the setting for the stories of one of the country's most well loved authors - Herman Charles Bosman. His rather far fetched, hilariously funny and touchingly poignant short stories tell of the ambitions and misadventures of the thinly fictionalised residents of this rural enclave in the early 20th century. And Bosman lives on. The whole town is a tribute to the man who put it - literally - on the map. The literature map, that is. You can do a mampoer tasting trips, which are only recommended for people with strong and healthy livers, visit the pub in which most of his stories are set, and do some general tours of the area, including a visit to the Eye of Mariko - a pretty spring, which is also a rather low key dive site, strangely enough.
Really close to Johannesburg is the lovely Magaliesburg, where you'll find all manner of rural pleasures including craft outlets and studios, coffee shops, restaurants, guest houses, cheese factories, horse trails and hot air balloon rides.
Peaceful & quiet - Kosmos is peaceful and quiet. It's a perfect place to stay over the weekend, away from the bustle & hustle of big cities such as Jo'burg and Pretoria.
Hekpoort - Awesome,so many things to do. A weekend is to short.
Nature is beauty - I love the place and saw the beauty of nature. I Was away from the busy life of jozi and found inner peace. Had time to myself and cleared my mind. They was a lot of activities to do and the people are warm at heart.
Kosmos destination - Its a great area and yes you can see every view from there and it felt so up close.
It really is a gorgeous area I would love to come back again for a visit.
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A report from the Wisconsin Democracy Campaign says that's in addition to more than $560,000 Gov. Doyle collected during the same period.
The $1.3 million in contributions to legislators and committees came as they were working on the state budget.
The report says the contributions are about 20 percent less than the same period last year.
Three of the top five Senate fund-raisers are members of the Joint Finance Committee, which reviews the budget the governor proposes. They are Republicans Ted Kanavas, Robert Welch and Alberta Darling.
The other two top fund-raisers in the Senate are Democrats, Jeff Plale and Julie Lassa, both of whom won special elections this year.
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Bears Maul Hiker Near Bird Ridge
A bear mauling in the Bird Creek area has sent one woman to an Anchorage hospital. At about 10:20 Monday morning, Alaska State Troopers got a call for help from a hiker on the Penguin Ridge trail.
Alaska Highway Projects Likely Safe Despite Federal Shortfalls
News that the Federal Highway Trust Fund is running out of money is worrying a lot of states, but not Alaska. In a letter to transportation departments all over the country earlier this month, the federal Department of Transportation announced that if Congress did not take immediate action, the trust fund would be depleted in a matter of weeks, forcing federal highway officials to institute cash management procedures in August.
Spring Creek Prison Death Ruled Homicide
The death of an inmate at Seward's Spring Creek maximum security prison has been ruled a homicide. In the early hours of Sunday, 29-year-old Elihu Gillespie was found unresponsive in his cell, and taken to Providence Seward Medical Care Center. Gillespie was pronounced dead about an hour later.
AK: Dance
Although the ancient form of dance called English Morris was born so long ago its origins are murky, it remains alive and well, even in frozen Alaska. Rant and Raven, Anchorage's Morris dance group, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, with a tour on the Alaska Marine Highway.
Air Quality Permit Raises Ire
The state Department of Environmental Conservation has given the go ahead for an air quality permit for Usibelli Coal's Wishbone Hill mine near Palmer. The move has been met with outrage by members of the Castle Mountain Coalition, an anti-coal group in the Matanuska Valley.
Air Force Confirms Delay Of HAARP Demolition
The U.S. Air Force is expected to slow down the demolition slated for Gakona's HAARP facility. Wednesday, Air Force Research Lab public affairs representative Charles Gulick, emailed APRN saying, "Air Force Leadership is currently considering the option of deferring the dismantling for up to 10 months to allow time for a potential transfer to another entity."
Alaska Judicial Council Recommends All But 1 Judge For Retention
The Alaska Judicial Council has released its recommendations for retention of state District and Superior court judges. The judges will come up for vote on the November ballot.
HAARP Demolition Reportedly 'Put On Hold'
The Gakona High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program may have been saved in the nick of time.
Borough School District Seeks Pre-K Funds
The Matanuska Susistna School District's pre-school program is in jeopardy. "Widening the Net " brings pre-kindergarden education into selected district schools, but school funding reductions (this year) may force the district to shut down the innovative program in the fall. School district officials vow to continue the program on a reduced basis, if a state grant does not come through in time.
Property Thefts Linked To Drug Use
A jump in property thefts in Matanuska Valley communities spurred the Alaska State Troopers to start a new Crime Suppression Unit in Palmer this year. Property crimes in the Valley may be linked to the increased use of drugs, like heroin, and the trend upward – of both drug use and burglaries, has social costs that have yet to be tallied
Alaska Farmers Eligible for USDA Transportation Help
Starting July 21, Alaska farmers can sign up for the US Department of Agriculture's Reimbursement Transportation Cost Payment Program. Under the 2014 Farm Bill, farmers outside the contiguous US can now receive a portion of the costs of shipping their agricultural products over long distances.
Wildfire Smoke Cloaks Anchorage
A thick haze of smoke covered Anchorage and much of the Matanuska-Susitna Borough Thursday morning.
Legislators Honor Mat Su Fish Experts
Alaska's salmon resource often tangles in the nets of politics, but Tuesday night, members of the Matanuska Susitna Borough's legislative delegation were all smiles as they acknowledged the Borough's Fish Commission.
Borough Assembly Upholds School Funding Veto
A mayoral veto of a school district appropriation prompted dozens of people to plead with the Matanuska Susitna Assembly for an override at Tuesday night's meeting, the votes just were not there.
Tyonek Fire Draws Response From State Firefighters
Another fire near the Alaska Native village of Tyonek is drawing a full response from state firefighters. The blaze erupted late Monday afternoon at the village airport, which is across the Chuitna River from Tyonek. But heavy winds in the area pushed the fire across the river in several spots by evening, forcing an evacuation of the village.
Crews Work To Contain Wildfire Near Tyonek
State fire crews are scrambling to contain a wildfire near Tyonek on the west side of Cook Inlet.
AK: 2014 Rusty Blackbird Blitz
Rusty Blackbirds are beginning to show up in Alaska for their annual migration to breeding grounds in our boreal wetlands. But researchers are worried that the once abundant bird is disappearing, and they don't know why.
Motorcycle Collisions Claim 5 Lives This Year In Southcentral
A string of motorcycle collisions have taken five lives in the Southcentral area during the past several weeks. And on a narrow highway shoulder near Palmer last week, riders lined up for an impromptu memorial service at the site of an accident on May 3 that claimed the lives of three members of the Harley Owners Group Alaska Chapter. They placed flowers and flags at the site.
Borough Passes Lower Mill Rate, Okays 2015 Budget
Efforts to maintain a congenial atmosphere during budget deliberations paid off on Thursday evening, as the Matanuska Susitna Borough Assembly approved the Borough's 2015 fiscal plan with minimum debate.
Few Turnout For Borough Budget Hearing
The last in a series of budget public hearings hosted by the Matanuska Susitna Borough brought out few people in Palmer on Monday evening. The budget comes up for discussion before the Borough Assembly on Wednesday, May 7.


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Tiger and Trouble go today at 4:30.
I got home last evening and gave Trouble his dinner. I noticed his ear sounded like it had liquid in it and got some tp and q-tips to see if I could get it out. It was blood. I think whatever he had going on broke open. His ear seems to feel a bit better now, but it's still not right. Poor little guy sure doesn't need anything else wrong with him.
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Edited a few things.
Increasing the Crit is probbaly the wrong direction. This items needs to be split into two really.
90% of the time people bought the old EC for the crit + lifesteal stats, and not for Grievous Wounds. Those people are now disappointed there is no longer a crit + lifesteal item. EC should be made into a more lategame oriented item with good non-conflicting stats (take the crit chance off, add damage + cdr maybe similar to Morellonomicom. Then make a new item that has good crit + lifesteal stats and maybe a late game equivalent that has a special active for melee champions.
When will melee adc's get the rework they deserve? It's become a running gag now with the viability of Tryn and Yi getting the stuffing nerfed out of them because they were too strong as AP, and yet their melee adc status continues to get kited and die; it's so jokingly broken.
Perhaps I will run AP Fiora in ranked for awhile as protest since that seems to be the intended way to play melee adc's.
1:1 ratio Riposte OP.
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Okay, so it's not Izzet. BUT DAMMIT I WANT IT TO BE!
So I'm Nick, also known as ThinkingAroundBoxes, and this is the most stupid idea I've ever had.
Someone shoot me now.
Deck Progress: Alpha Phase [Testing]
I just want to make sure you know that the Goblin Arsonist from Worldfire doesn't trigger since it is exiled and not put into the graveyard from play.
...Are we expecting to topdeck a red source and a pillar/gutshot/geistflame to win?
I know that Wahammy. If you can field it after a Worldfire you win though.
Also.... Yes.... After... Index ing or Ponder ing. I DIDN'T SAY THE IDEA WAS GOOD.
Haha I have thought of this same thing but didn't have the balls to actually make it. Kudos to you man, crazy idea.
so, question: i dissipate your worldfire and go for the throat your griffin. how do you win?
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inspiration: Fringe
15th October 2014
There's just something about long fringed accessories that makes me want to dance, I guess it's the texture and movement they bring to an outfit. So I thought it fitting for my third project as part of the Kookai 'Make Your Own Sunshine' campaign to integrate a touch of this ever so now (and DIYable) trend in the form of a super simple leather clutch (made from scratch). Is it wrong that this bag makes me want to shimmy down the street?
Wearing: Top and jeans by Kookai
You need:
- A piece of leather
- Leather cord
- A multi hole punch
- Scissors
You can buy a bunch of leather making supplies here in this kit, perfect for getting started on your leather accessory career!
How to:
1. Cut your leather to size, mine was roughly A3 paper sized, and then fold it in half. Then you're going to start hole punching down both open sides of the leather. I did my holes pinkie finger distance apart. You want them close as these holes are going to be threaded with leather and will hold your bag together.
2. This is what both sides will look like.
2. Now cut your cord to size, mine was roughly 60cm (24 inches) long and I used 3o on each side.
3. Using a pin or a seam ripper, fold your cord in half and press the folded end of it through both holes.
4. Loop the cord and pull it tight so it secures the two layers together.
5. Do that all the way along.
6. Once you've done both sides of the bag it should look like this.
7. Then, fold the top over to close the bag and away you go!
This post is in collaboration with Kookai for the Make Your Own Sunshine campaign.
Outfit photos by Marion Tessier
11th July 2014
Ok so despite the torrential rain (that anti rain dance wasn't worth the trouble), Glastonbury was a seriously fantastic weekend. But more on that later! One thing I noticed while I was there was the dominance of a few key 'festival dressing' trends. One which sort of surprised me was the proliferation of the mermaid/ sea punk theme – there was seriously miles of blue and pink hair on display and flat backed pearls applied to faces like it was nobody's business. Another trend which I have to say I was getting amongst myself was the kimono one – not so practical in half a foot of mud but that sure didn't stop me or any other girl! Being a lover of kimonos ourselves, last week Wander & Hunt and I created this no sew one (you got a glimpse of the BTS here during my week with Ferragamo) – perfect for those of you a bit scared of the thought of a needle and thread. It's available in two prints so there's something for everyone, and is Glastonbury festival tested so what more could you want?
You need:
- 1 floral scarf
- Black fringe
- 50 x large gold prong studs
- 50 x gold metal backing plates
- plyers
You can buy the kit in floral and in geometric.
Instead of sewing you're going to be using round prone studs to attach the fringe and create the arms, we were excited while we were creating these because it really is such a simple method!
How to:
1. Iron the piece of fabric and fold it in half lengthways.
2. Measure approximately 60cm (24″) from either ends of the fabric and mark it clearly with a pin or chalk. You will be attaching the sides together to create sleeves while the middle section will be open and act as the body of the kimono. The fringe will go all the way along from end to end, but in the middle section it will only be attached to the bottom side of the fabric.
3. Place the fringe along the edge of the double up edge of fabric.
4. Using the round prong studs, start pressing them through at 3cm (a little more than 1 inch) intervals, sandwiching both sides of the fabric together.
5. When you are closing the prongs, add one of the 'blanks' into the back so it locks the fabric in and then press the prongs down.
6. When you get to the 60cm (24 in) point where you marked with pins, continue to attach the fringe all the way along but only to the underside of the fabric rather than both.
Volia! Alanna from Wander & Hunt and I are loving it!
Buy the kimono kit in floral and geometric (and read a slightly more detailed tutorial over at Wander & Hunt here).
Photos by lovely Marion Tessier
3rd March 2014
I recently picked up a leather skirt in my local (and most favourite) thrift store for a just couple of dollars. However, it was an incredibly awkward just below the knee length and I knew straight away I wanted to cut it into a mini – I mean, who doesn't love a staple leather mini? Rather than just doing the old chop straight away, I decided to experiment with one of my favourite trends of the season – leather fringing. Seen all over the runways from Celine, to Valentino, to Altuzarra, to Gucci - fringing is clearly the jam this season. In an ode to what is soon to come (or has done so already – seemingly prematurely – according to net-a-porter), I decided to do a little in-between Before & After project by trimming this skirt into a little fringed number, as a super fun stepping stone between midi and mini. What I love about this fringed project is that it's so, so (soooo) easy. As long as you can work a ruler and cut straight (sometimes not as easy as it sounds!) you're good to go. Get ye to your local thifty!
Wearing: Witchery Knit, Dylan Kain Bag, DIY fringe skirt, Witchery hat, Tony Bianco Heels
This was the inspiration, a little bit of Vally and and little bit of Gucci.
You need:
- A thrifted leather skirt
- Scissors
- Chalk
- Ruler
How to:
1. First I trimmed the skirt skirt to knee length. If yours has lining (mine didn't), make sure you trim and sew the lining up higher than where you propose the fringe to end.
2. Use a skirt you already have to gauge the length you want. I was planning on doing a raw hem once I had tired of the fringe so I marked that edge with chalk.
3. Cut up along the line of the side seam to the top of where you want to cut. Then use your chalk to mark lines at regular intervals so you know where to cut your trip.
4. Cut the fringe all the way around.
Voila! The perfect go between. Looking forward to showing you what I plan to do to this skirt once it goes mini. Talk about the skirt that just keeps on giving!
Once again a big thank you to lovely Marion Tessier for taking these photos for me, and Ana for the make up.


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►Kyle Weidie | Dec 30, 2011
The Wizards started their first two games of this season with less effort, more selfishness and more frustration expressed from the players than should be accepted. No matter how much the...
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The Opening Tip. Bucks Warm Up....
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Washington Wizards owner Ted Leonsis transparently concedes rebuilds are messy and painful, as he asks fans for patience and faith while the roster is retooled for the future. He forgot to mention...
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The Milwaukee Bucks and Washington Wizards were coming out of an official timeout with 7:31 left in their game on Tuesday night with Milwaukee leading 84-61. The Wizards only mustered 31...
From The Other Side: The One That Got Away From Milwaukee
►Rashad Mobley | Feb 10, 2011
In the last couple of weeks, the Wizards have faced teams that are almost assured to be playoff-bound. The Atlanta Hawks, Orlando Magic, and Denver Nuggets would all be in the playoffs...
Wizards-Bucks Quote Mix, and John Wall Greets Earl Boykins
►Kyle Weidie | Feb 10, 2011
What's life without a little Wizards-Bucks post-game quote mix? … especially after a Washington 100-85 win over Milwaukee that broke an eight game losing streak. And why did the Wizards give...
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Now, this dunk wasn't on, on Australia's Andrew Bogut, but we'll include him for diplomatic reasons. Turkey's Ersan Ilyasova getting smacked around by Los Angeles' Nick Young is really the big...
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►Kyle Weidie | Jan 20, 2011
It's hard to pin-point exactly where the Wizards lost road game number 20 to the Milwaukee Bucks. They came out with a very strong first quarter … that was the easy...
From The Other Side: Brandon Jennings, Scott Skiles and Point Guards
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[Editor's note: Stephen D. Riley covered the Wall-Jennings matchup on TAI from John's perspective, now here's Rashad Mobley with a look from Brandon's perspective in his series "From The Other Side."...
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►Kyle Weidie | Mar 6, 2010
A local scribe brought his two young boys to Friday night's Wizards game against the Milwaukee Bucks. Both in the age range of four to six I would guess. Probably should...
Let's Get Bucked Again: Wizards vs. Milwaukee
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Hey! James Singleton made the Game Time cover! Wonder if this is a first for his NBA career. Ok, almost the same drill as when these two teams played on Wednesday....
A Third Quarter Colder Than Milwaukee
►Kyle Weidie | Mar 5, 2010
Some people have a poker face. Flip Saunders has a turnover face. As previously mentioned in the last screen shot post of Wednesday's Wizards-Bucks game, Washington had the same amount of...
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Ok, a screen shot post. I don't do these often enough, here goes … First, a disclaimer: Sometimes an opponent makes good, (relatively)unstoppable plays, and sometimes the defense isn't up to...
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The Milwaukee Bucks game seems like it was ages ago. And when deciding which aspect of the game to break down, I was conflicted at first. Should it be what happened...
Wizards vs. Bucks in 12 Frames
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What The Wizards Want For Christmas, A 109-97 Win Over Milwaukee Is A Good Start
►Kyle Weidie | Dec 24, 2009
Pretty nice scene, huh? Well, not as nice … last night's game was on CSN+ in D.C., not CSN HD. Heart-warming nonetheless. After the game I tweeted that beating the Bucks...
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►Kyle Weidie | Dec 4, 2009
I experienced a "first" on Wednesday night. In the Wizards locker room before the game, I noticed a stack of duPont Registry magazines under one of the huge flat screen televisions....
Gilbert Arenas Feels Profiled By The Refs
►Kyle Weidie | Dec 3, 2009
Gilbert Arenas' frustration with what he perceives to be a lack of calls in his favor seemed to culminate on Tuesday night in Toronto. Late in the first quarter, he was...
Wizards Get Bucked: Game 59 Blog vs Milwaukee
►Kyle Weidie | Mar 1, 2009
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Since this has been done, I've had some ridiculously lopsided games. It's ruining ranked for me. We're talking a full team of 1450s against a full team of 1550s. Another game I was placed into a game of full 1650s as a 1550. I've lost my last 6 games because of unbalances like this.
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the matchmaking takes into consideration the amount of champions that uses a player?
I've played games where my teammates can play only 3-4 champions
sry, my english is very bad
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YES YES YES YES YES. I have definately noticed a sudden boost in skill of the teammates I get in ranked games. I have not lost a ranked match yet since the update.. WHY DIDNT YOU DO THIS SOONER?!?!?!?!?!?!
No more getting matched with 1300s that have 15 games? YES!
Is there a plateau? For instance, 1 win vs. 1000 wins is a big difference. But 3000 wins vs. 4000 wins, not so much...?
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I am enjoying the change.
Thank god. Playing with people that only focus on minions, "mopping up", etc and leaving the towers to someone else is so annoying(and usually game losing).
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Southgate post office to remain open
Date: December 15, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
Four months after more than two dozen residents and business owners crowded the Siesta Drive post office hoping to keep it open, the U.S. Postal Service has taken it off its closure list.
The U.S. Postal Service put the Southgate branch, which employs 24 people and has been in operation for more than 30 years, on a list of more than 600 post offices nationwide in a cost-cutting tactic. It was the only location in Sarasota on the list. The list has now been trimmed to 170.
Rep. Vern Buchanan pushed the postal service to keep the post office open after hearing from several constituents.
"The South Gate Post Office has been a thriving part of the community since it opened in 1955," Buchanan said. "This is great news for area residents and companies that rely on the post office at South Gate for convenient and efficient mail service."
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The exchange of goods and chatter are the usual soundtrack for the Saturday morning Downtown Farmers Market on Orange Avenue.
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Bookstores across the state celebrated Florida Bookstore Day Saturday. Bookstore1 held an all-ages literary party and read-a-thon for customers and members of the community.