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The funeral Mass for Lena T. Romano, 100, who died Jan. 30, 2013, was celebrated Saturday, Feb. 2, at Christ the King Church.
Officiating was the Rev. James Dodson, assistant pastor.
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A reception followed at the Rutland Country Club.
Bearers were Frank Romano Jr., Barry Wilkes, Armond Polzello, Ho Chin, Kenneth Puglisi, Spencer Read, Kevin Noval and Ralph Bove.
Private burial followed in Calvary Cemetery.
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Bobby Flay manages to stay fit and healthy even with a busy lifestyle as a chef, and he's eager to share his healthy eating and fitness plan with fans in a seven-part Web series, Bobby Flay Fit.
The focus of Episode 3 is mixing it up: It's easy to get bored with your exercise routine. That's why it's important to mix it up, try something new and get out of your comfort zone.
In Episode 3 of Bobby Flay Fit, Bobby and his pal, Iron Chef Michael Symon, get together in the gym to try some new exercises. Bobby isn't as familiar with weight training, so Michael shows him some techniques to mix things up a bit. On the way to the gym, they share a healthy snack that Bobby made — Chocolate-Coconut Granola.
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla. - For the first time, WINK News is hearing from a family member of an abused 10-year-old Port Charlotte boy.
She said her nephew would not have lived through the summer if his parents weren't arrested after allegedly leaving him locked in his room, with little food, and his own urine and feces everywhere.
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"I don't think he would've lived through the summer had he not had the instinct to hide - it was out of pure fear and survival that he hid."
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Deputies said his father, Thomas Boone, and step-mother, Kimberly Boone, only fed him peanut butter sandwiches and water. Tywater said her nephew told her he drank out of the toilet - too afraid to make noise by turning the faucet on.
"He was 50 pounds. He's a 10-year-old boy."
Her question to DCF - why did it take nearly 7 months for the child to be removed from the home, only after he was reported missing?
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BOURBON — With an already long holiday layover extended by a concussion last week, it took a little while for Clay Yeo to get rolling Saturday night.
Once the Triton senior got going though, he took the whole Trojans lineup with him.
Yeo scored a game-high 27 points with five assists in his return to the court after sitting out Thursday night's contest with Elkhart Christian, and Triton rallied back from a 20-13 deficit at the first quarter break with an 18-4 second frame to hand visiting Northern State Conference foe John Glenn a 65-46 defeat at home at The Trojan Trench Saturday.
"He had gotten a couple practices in and had to take off and then had to get some more in, so his condition wasn't quite where it normally is, you could kind of tell on his shots and his free throws there a little bit," said Triton head basketball coach Jason Groves. "But it didn't take long for his competitiveness to come out and his athleticism to take over. He's the one that sparked us and really got our team refocused. After I put him on the bench for a little while, he was kind of the one that was our vocal leader and got everybody else ready to go, so that was nice to see."
While Yeo put up his game-high tallies of 27 points with five assists and a team-high of six rebounds — as Triton enjoyed a 28-18 advantage in the battle of the boards — the Trojans saw strong supporting play from several players. Junior Tanner Shepherd put up 16 points after stepping up with a team-best 18 points with Yeo sidelined in Triton's win over ECA Thursday night, while junior forward Cody Shively finished with eight points, seven rebounds and four assists after his 10-point output Thursday, and junior guard Darren Harrell scored five points with four assists versus Glenn.
"We knew that Yeo was going to get his 25 to 30," said Glenn head coach Travis Hannah. "We talked about that coming out, and we wanted to find ways to limit the other guys from scoring, and Shepherd has 16 and Shively has eight. Clay makes them so good because those other guys make shots when they need to make shots, and that's a point that we're still trying to get to with our kids. We'll get there; it's a growing process right now."
Glenn was paced by sophomore Jacob Strong's 18 points to go with four assists working off dribble penetration, and he did a creditable job defending Yeo. Junior Austen Hayes knocked down 4-of-6 3-pointers on his way to 15 points, and his team felt his absence when he was benched with his second foul during the game's critical second quarter.
"I thought we ran into trouble when Austin picked up his second foul in the second quarter. Maybe we should've kept him out there a little bit longer, but then he came in in the third quarter and picked up his third," said Hannah. "I think it hurt us offensively when he had to go off the floor."
The win represents the fifth straight for Triton and moves the Trojans to 2-0 in the NSC — one of three unbeaten squads in the competitive conference along with Bremen and Jimtown — and 7-3 overall.
"It seems like this season has kind of been about fighting through adversity. We've had kids out and kind of mixed and matched here and there. The kids have done a nice job fighting through it, and we're finally doing some nice things I think," said Groves. "It's always nice to get your first two conference wins against quality opponents. But both of them were at home. You've got to be able to win on the road in this conference, and there are a lot of good teams so it's going to be a battle. It's nice to get those first two wins."
Glenn slips to 1-7 overall with an 0-2 league mark after jumping on Triton early following the team's first win at Argos before Christmas break.
"The Northern State the last couple years, one loss you have a chance of sharing it with somebody. We thought with Bremen beating LaVille last night, this was a big game for us because it put us back into position where we held our own destiny, but we need it was going to very difficult coming over here. It gives us two losses, and you never know. Bremen, Culver, Jimtown, they're playing a lot better in our conference this year, so there are no gimmes for sure," said Hannah.
"For us, it's about getting better. We're still young, we're going to make mistakes, it's how we learn and adjust and hopefully by the end of February we're playing our best basketball."
Triton and Glenn both resume NSC play at home Friday. The Trojans play host to Culver, while the Falcons take on Bremen at The Aerie.
• TRITON 65, JOHN GLENN 46
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Glenn: 20 24 30 46
Triton: 13 31 46 65
GLENN (46): Adam Stull 0, Tyler Prentkowski 4, Alec Runyan 4, Austen Hayes 15, Isaac Keldsen 0, Drew McDonald 0, Jacob Strong 18, Calvin Kretchmer 2, Nathan Stegemiller 3, Levi Schleg 0; Totals: 16 8-10 46.
TRITON (65): Joey Corder 3, Clay Yeo 27, Darren Harrell 5, Bryce Wanemacher 0, Trenton Cooper 0, Tanner Shepherd 16, Seth Glingle 0, Cody Shively 8, Drew Mosson 3, Dillon Meadway 0, Skyler Reichert 3; Totals: 25 8-13 65.
3-pointers: Glenn 6 (Hayes 4, Strong, Stegemiller), Triton 7 (Shepherd 2, Corder, Yeo, Harrell, Mosson, Reichert); Rebounds: Glenn 18 (Runyan 5), Triton 28 (Yeo 8, Shively 7); Turnovers: Glenn 12, Triton 8; Steals: Glenn 4, Triton 6 (Shepherd 2, Shively 2); Assists: Glenn 8 (Strong 4), Triton 18 (Yeo 5, Harrell 4, Shively 4); Fouls (fouled out): Glenn 18 (none), Triton 14 (none).
Records: Triton 7-3 (2-0 NSC), Glenn 1-7 (0-2 NSC)
JV score: Triton 40 (Bryce Wanemacher 12, Skyler Reichert 10), Glenn 26 (Joel Hadden 14)


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Everyone loves gifts and during the Christmas season, many of them are exchanged. People will go into debt to buy gifts for their children, families and friends. Often, caught up in the hype of gift-giving, we forget the real purpose of this holiday. We forget that this is a day that we have set aside to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, God's gift to the world.
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The most active region for piracy is around Indonesian waters. Attacks are down, but the level of activity is still significant, says Johnson, who has been involved in several anti-piracy operations in the Strait of Malacca.
That area in particular has seen such improvement that it has been dropped from Lloyd's of London's list of dangerous waters. There are a number of reasons for the reduction, but Johnson cites as the most likely causes "better cooperation between Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand; cooperation at the tactical level between Malaysia and Indonesia; a peace deal in Aceh [between the government and a separatist rebel group known as Gam] and reconstruction there after the tsunami; support from nations like Australia, Japan, the United States, and India; and the increased use of private security companies to protect some high-value targets transiting the Strait."
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-Portofino's Restaurant: 23247 Bayshore Road, Charlotte Harbor. Wedding gazebo destroyed by high water/waves.
-Rotonda Golf & Country Club: Tree down.
-Roads under water in Cleveland area: Misty Ave. Riverside Drive, and Cleveland Ave. (East of Punta Gorda)
-Roads under water in El Jobean: Sturkie Ave. and Commercial St.
-4320 Jamison Way, Port Charlotte: Roof caved in on home.
-1365 Sanderling Dr., Englewood East: Roof and structural damage to mobile home.
-1355 Sanderling Dr., Englewood East: Roof and carport damage.
-Bayshore Park, Charlotte Harbor: Park completely shut down due to sidewalk damage and water crossing over roadway.
-Power line down in Port Charlotte: Gregory Drive & Waterway Circle.
-Wal-Mart store in Deep Creek: Storefront damages to two entrances.
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(CBS News) The Senate on Wednesday failed to advance debate on a bill to return to lower interest rates on federal student loans for another year -- effectively failing on a bill that simply kicked the can down the road for a year.
Last week, interest rates on federal student loans doubled from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent. Both Democrats and Republicans say they are in favor of lower rates, but they disagree over whether or not to tie the interest rate to financial markets.
The measure taken up Wednesday would have returned rates on newly-issued loans back to 3.4 percent for another year. The Senate needed 60 votes to proceed with the bill, but it only received 51 votes.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said Wednesday that a number of senators from both parties met that morning to try to hash out a compromise.
If the rate isn't fixed, it will impact the seven million people who will take out a loan this year. According to CBS News analyst Mellody Hobson, a higher rate could have a noticeable impact on the economy. Debt takes a toll in various ways; for instance, someone with student loan debt is 36 percent less likely to own a home.
A bill passed in the Republican-led House would peg rates to the U.S. Treasury borrowing cost, plus 2.5 percent. The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projects could save the government $3.7 billion over 10 years. Congressional Democrats, however, object to filling government coffers with money from students, pointing out that students would likely pay higher and higher rates under the GOP plan.
Ahead of Wednesday's vote, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., slammed the Senate for its failure to move any plan forward.
"To an outside observer, this should have been an easy, bipartisan slam dunk," he said on the Senate floor. "The proposals put forward by President Obama and congressional Republicans have been striking similar. Yet here we are after the July 4th deadline and Senate Democrats are still blocking bipartisan student loan reform."
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Stories: Skin disease drug finally wins approval; College celebrates UA's 100th Homecoming; COP implements new technology for learning; UA chapter attends APhA-ASP Midyear Regional Meeting; SVP rolls out social media guidelines for AHSC units; UA attends ASCP national conference; COP students participate in All Souls Procession; FYI for COP: Provost author support fund now available, Same-sex spouses now eligible for benefits, Nominate for UA Award for Excellence, Associate professor Wondrak editor of newly released book, College to change Expected Outcomes Document, New Bulletin section is for announcing grants; Grants: Mansour, Patanwala; Wildcats to Wildcats: COP reaches out to local elementary school; In the Spotlight: PharmD students at the Phoenix Biomedical Campus, UA chapter of Student Societies of Health-System Pharmacy, Patanwala, Lee, Cooley, Tanner, Hanauer, Schiefer, Herrier, Sredzinski, De Los Santos, Keith Boesen; COP in the News.
Stories: COP professor leads valley fever drug study; COP collaborates on interprofessional Center for Integrative Medicine in Primary Care; Phoenix PharmD cohort program welcomes applicants; Team PharmCATS joins the AIDSWALK cause; Shave the date!; New website for the college coming soon; FYI for COP: Pharmacy Practice & Science to celebrate five faculty members, All benefits-eligible UA employees must re-enroll for benefits, First Coit Seminar set for Oct. 30, Nominate for teaching and mentoring awards; In the Spotlight: Hinchman, Skulkan, Bootman, Abraham, Patanwala; COP in the News.
Stories: 4 to receive awards during Homecoming; MMC to provide medication counseling to rural Arizona patients; Barta's improv workshop develops patient-centered communication; PharmCats screen 300 at El Rio health fair; ASCP teams up with St. Luke's Home; FYI for COP: Increase in program fee under consideration, UA COP in top 20% for research funding, APhA-ASP regional meeting to be held in Scottsdale, Flu vaccine delayed, Updated Arizona Mobile app available, Commercialization workshop series begins Oct. 1, COM south door now requires CatCard access after hours, Free health fair on UA mall set for Oct. 1; In the Spotlight: Henderson, Tannenbaum, Yang, Phan, Patrick, Lin, Mastrandrea, Rodriguez, Patel, Sheth, Tate, Schultz, Clarke, Dzierlenga, UA chapter of the Student Society of Health-System Pharmacists; COP in the News.
Top Stories: Medication Management Center expands to Phoenix; El Rio Community Health Center selected to receive Pinnacle Award; Welcome, new employees!; Meet our new students; Students now able to enter Drachman Hall after 5 p.m.; COP affiliates recognized at AzPA Annual Convention; FYI for COP: Don't miss the welcome back picnic Sept. 4, Dean's 5-year review group announced, AHSC appoints new executive director for research administration (Lauren Zajac), CE program re-accredited, New parental benefit for UA employees, AHSL to present women's health research symposium Sept. 5, New UA tobacco use policy takes effect, Chen organizing Mountain West SOT annual meeting, Videos by Murphy will refresh your knowledge, Sunlink streetcar connects passengers to UA & downtown, Faculty Women's Club plans lunch meeting, Boyer to speak at Sigma Xi chapter meeting, Meet the new communications assistants!; In the Spotlight: Brophy, De Los Santos, Jones, Mnatzaganian, Viswesh, Williams, Rollins, Erstad, Kennedy, Lee, Cooley, Herrier, Miller, Phan, von Glahn, Yost, Warholak, Walter, Augustine, Do, Henry; COP in the News.
Top stories: Hip, hip, hurray for newest graduates!; Class of 2014 students; COP faculty members recognized for outstanding performance; PharmD Class of 2014 presents senior projects; College to host Twitter chat; Fazel to move from poison center to faculty spot; FYI for COP: MMC receives Elevation Award, New library book service launched, Blue Cross Blue Shield donates for poison center brochure, New PharmD grads authored articles, Today's is the last Bulletin of the year & website to be refreshed over the summer; In the Spotlight: Mohammed, Bagalagel, Duke, Skulkan, SSHP chapter, Augustine, Mansour, Campbell, Warholak, Malone, Martin, Phan, Smith, Sun, Daniels; COP in the News.
Top stories: COP gears up for new IT infrastructure; College honors AHSC Awards for Excellence winners; Two residency programs granted accreditation; College celebrates end of 2014 academic year with a picnic; Shanna O'Connor joins faculty; ASCP holds sock hop for seniors; FYI for COP: Send news now for final Bulletin issue, Espy appointed new senior vice president for research, Some staff members have changed offices, Employees invited to submit feedback on proposed UA policies, New recruiting resource 'WHYUA' available, AzPA calls for abstracts, Coming soon: centralized site for UA training programs; In the Spotlight: Wondrak, Shirazi, Tong, New Rho Chi officers and members, New Arizona Pharmacy Association Student Pharmacist Academy officers, Younis, Augustine, Eng; COP in the News.
Top stories: Class of 2015 dons white coats; MMC software and model prove to be profitable; Jun Wang joins faculty; College honors pharmacy stars; IPSF takes award, students present at 2014 APhA annual meeting; A number of COP employees celebrate milestone service anniversaries, retirement; FYI for COP: Alumna Alvarez to present Coit Seminar April 10, AHSC awards to be bestowed Thursday, Notables to attend opening of AHSC VETS Center April 10, End-of-year picnic slated for April 24, Funds available for open access publishing, College gives generously to UA4Food, IPSF international dinner set for April 12, UITS introduces new security measures for NetID users, Go racing with high school students, New listserv will disseminate research information, Learn more about IPEP activities, goals; In the Spotlight: Schneider, Salek, Boesen (Kevin), Zhang; COP in the News.
Top stories: College to honor a host of stars April 8; Nominate for Dean Bootman's 5-year review committee by March 25; AHSC hosted a party March 10 to recognize employees; Garcia announces new positions at AHSC; Poison center draws a crowd at the Tucson Festival of Books; Coming up: events galore; FYI for COP: College ranked in top 10 again, Nominate for Tong Award by March 28, UA moves to one universitywide commencement ceremony, Coit Seminars available on streaming video, Spring Fling to have an impact; In the Spotlight: Lassiter, Thomas; COP in the News.
Top stories: Chapman and Zhang receive NIH grant to investigate arsenic exposure; Murphy selected to receive Harvey A. K. Whitney Award; MMC providing services to hospice and home health patients; Visiting scientists working in the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology; Meet the Target Case Competition winners; Some faculty, staff in Drachman Hall move offices; Changes planned for Drachman B208 computer lab; FYI for COP: Cats in the Community Day coming, Patrick O'Brien to speak at Coit Seminar, Tech Launch Arizona introduces First Friday Pitch Day, Employee recognition barbecue set for March 10, Documentary about UAMC trauma center showing on Arizona Public Media, Responsible Conduct of Research workshop slated for March 5, Helpdesk announces new phone number, UA4Food drive begins, Pharmacists place near top of U.S.News and World Report job rankings, College of Public Health hosting FoodU Lunch Lecture Series, Ronnie Sharpe to speak about cystic fibrosis, Vampire Cup blood drive under way, Registration open for Global Health Conference, AHSC leaders remind everyone of tobacco-free policy, Japanese students visiting COP; In the Spotlight: Phan, Abraham, Bootman, Erstad, Patanwala; COP in the News.
Top stories: UA ASCP chapter part of first-of-its-kind assisted living program; Biannual meeting to be hosted by Kappa Psi only weeks away; College to welcome two exchange students this summer; Class of 2016 students eligible for Phoenix experience; Distance learning: coming to a classroom NOT near you (well, not all of them); FYI for COP: Pharmacy Day at the Capitol set for tomorrow, Goldschmid accepts new role with AHSC and UAHN, CVS to pull tobacco products from shelves, Join the Diversity Matters conversation, New VETS branch opening in April, OLLI course organized by poison center personnel is well-received, New online solution will help PIs manage grants, Learn about Sigma Xi science and engineering research society, AHSC awards nominations will open soon; In the Spotlight: Lee, Peterson, Salgado, Noble, Sawyer, Chyan, Harshman, Skulkan, Obeso, Velasquez, Poist; COP in the News.


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2012 has, so far been a positive year for wineries around the world. While it may be a little too early to speak of the wines being made in the northern hemisphere, European and North American wineries have already begun reporting that their harvesting season has been generally very good, and are predicting to continue with the kind of successes they saw in 2011. However, 2012 has been something of a late year for France, due to unpredictable weather throughout the summer, and the grapes were ripening considerably later than they did in 2011 (which was, admittedly, an exceptionally early year). French wineries are claiming, though, that this could well turn out to be advantageous, as the slow ripening will allow the resulting wines to express more flavour and features of the terroir they are grown in. The southern hemisphere has seen ideal climatic conditions in most of the key wine producing countries, and Australia and New Zealand particularly had a superb year, in particular with the Bordeaux varietal grapes that grow there and which love the humidity these countries received plenty of. Also enjoying a fantastic year for weather were wineries across Argentina and Chile, with the Mendoza region claiming that 2012 will be one of their best vintages of the past decade. Similar claims are being made across the Chilean wine regions, where Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon had an especially good year. These two grape varietals also produced characterful wines on the coastal regions of South Africa this year.
One of the most versatile and interesting white wine grape varietals widely grown around the world is surely the Pinot Grigio. This grape comes in many different shades and colors, and unsurprisingly, it can also provide a remarkable range of flavors and aromas in the bottle. It is a varietal quite strongly influenced by both the terroir it is grown in, as well as by the expertise and intentions of the winery which is processing it. As such, many Pinot Grigio wines are relatively sweet, due to their high level of natural sugar. However, they can also be very dry for the same reasons, and in many countries they are aged and mellowed, resulting in beautiful tawny amber tones and a very rounded, full bodied character quite unlike white wines made from any other grape varietal.
It isn't difficult to see how California became one of the world's most important, successful and influential wine regions. Since the first vines were planted in the state by Spanish pioneers in the 18th century, the region has made the most of its ideal climatic conditions, which range from hot, dry and arid to windswept and cool, for vineyard cultivation and wine production. Today, California has almost half a million acres under vine, and hundreds of independent and well established wineries dotted across its vast wine-making areas. Californian wines range from the traditional, and those emulating fine Old World wines, to the experimental and unique, and it is the home to many of the world's most exciting and trailblazing wineries producing excellent bottles for the global market.
The first European settlers to consider growing grapevines in the United States must have been delighted when they discovered the now famous wine regions within California, Oregon and elsewhere. Not even in the Old World are there such fertile valleys, made ideal for vine cultivation by the blazing sunshine, long, hot summers and oceanic breezes. As such, it comes as little surprise that today more than eighty-nine percent of United States wines are grown in the valleys and on the mountainsides of California, where arguably some of the finest produce in the world is found. However, American wine does not begin and end with California, and due to the vast size of the country and the incredible range of terrains and climates found within the United States, there is probably no other country on earth which produces such a massive diversity of wines. From ice wines in the northern states, to sparkling wines, aromatized wines, fortified wines, reds, whites, rosés and more, the United States has endless surprises in store for lovers of New World wines.


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A Church for La Hoya:
Youth and a Missionary Start Dominican Congregation
by Elliott Wright
New York, NY, January 8, 2010--About two years ago, Missionary Connie DiLeo traded a used truck for two building lots in the town of La Hoya in the southwest Dominican Republic. The goal: a church site for a group of teenagers who had come together as a congregation meeting in a garage.
The first service was held in the partially-finished new buidling the Sunday before Christmas, 2009. Two weeks earlier, five young men were the first persons baptized by the church that DeLeo is not sure yet has a name. "I suppose that officially we are the Iglesia Evangelica Dominicana de La Hoya and that I am the unofficial pastor...for now."
Officially, Ms. DiLeo is director of Community Partners (COPA), which operates schools and clinics in an acutely poor section of the Dominican Republic. The ordained deacon from Florida and missionary of the General Board of Global Ministries is now also a church developer, for without her insight and organizing ability there would be no new church in La Hoya.
The origin of the unnamed congregation is rooted in the work of COPA, a ministry of churches in both the United States and Great Britain. COPA serves the towns of both Bombita and La Hoya. Bombita is made up almost entirely of immigrants from Haiti; La Hoya is mostly Dominican with some Haitian immigrants.
"For my first four-and-a-half years here, I lived in Bombita, and I loved it there," DiLeo says. "However, I felt God was asking me to move to La Hoya. Why? While La Hoya was so much better off financially, relatively speaking, it was very poor spiritually. The people in Bombita in their severe poverty were rich in their faith."
COPA's mission is to help communities in the region through education, health services, and spiritual development. It already operated in La Hoya before DiLeo moved there. There are currently some 850 students in COPA schools.
As a Christian facility, the school in La Hoya had weekly religious assemblies and daily prayer in classrooms. DiLeo organized a youth group made up primarily of seventh and eighth graders that meet weekly.
There was only one small church in La Hoya, so the missionary, still living in Bombita, began to invite young people from Bombita to come monthly for a service with the La Hoya youth group. Attendance was great. The young people had little else to do.
"Rocking the House"
DiLeo explained that she was not sure the teenagers were coming to worship God; maybe they came because the visitors from Bombita had a great band that "rocked the house." After a few months, some of the older youth in La Hoya asked if the service could take place every week. That is when she decided to move to La Hoya. Support for the idea also came from a local guidance counselor who said that the small local church was not very welcoming to young people.
The youth converted a garage that once housed a COPA ambulance into worship space, and began meeting there in October 2008.
"Soon the youth began asking for their own 'church,' " DiLeo recalls. "I tried to explain that we had a 'church,' that church is the people. They said, 'Yes, but we want our own church!' "
She took the idea to Pastor Pedro Kery Johnson of the Evangelical Church of the Dominican Republic in Barahona. That denomination is the mission partner of The United Methodist Church in the Dominican Republic. The proposal gained his blessing.
DiLeo went to work. She traded the truck for the building lots that were slated to become the location of a bar. Bars far outnumber churches in La Hoya.
So, there was a site, but what about a structure? DiLeo and the young people prayed. Pastor Johnson called to say that he had arranged for two work teams to dig the footers. Then, UMVIM (United-Methodist-Volunteers-In-Mission) teams came from Georgia to raise the walls. The Georgia United Methodists provided funds for the roof.
The local young people helped with the building, and were assisted by other youth from churches in Bombita and Barahona in laying floors and painting. Some of the helpers came from a church that Missionary DiLeo had helped to build 14 years earlier.
Developing new congregations--"creating new places for new people..."--is a current priority of The United Methodist Church. The church in La Hoya is a sterling example of this objective.
Youth Emphasis Will Continue
The youthful members of the congregation could not wait for final windows, or the second floor, or electricity, or plumbing to be installed. The unnamed church of La Hoya opened its doors to worshippers on December 20, 2009.
"Our main outreach will continue to be the youth," DiLeo says. "We had a youth camp for 90 young people last July. We are seeing youth, one by one, coming to Christ and learning that only through Him, not in bars, can one find real joy. We may not have electricity, but with the help of generators, rented chairs, and borrowed sound equipment we will keep 'rocking the house' and celebrating God's love among the youth of southwest Dominican Republic."
Connie DiLeo, who is originally from Tomahawk, Wisconsin, is trained in both education and theology. She earned a degree in Elementary Education and an master's in Administration and Supervision from the University of South Florida in Tampa. She completed religious foundation classes required for ordination as a deacon at the Candler School of Theology of Emory University, in Atlanta, Georgia. Prior to her assignment in the Dominican Republic, she worked in for nine years at the Aldersgate United Methodist Church, in Seminole, Florida.
DiLeo's work can be supported through The Advance, the designated mission giving channel of The United Methodist Church: Missionary Connie DiLeo, Advance #14169Z.
One hundred percent of each gift to reaches The Advance mission or ministry of your choice, givetomission.org.
*Elliott Wright is an author and consultant to the General Board of Global Ministries.
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Date posted: Jan 07, 2010


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The current Glen Cove City administration recently announced the latest "new" revision of the Waterfront development plan. The plan, calling for over 800 residential units, was conceived and promoted by the current administration and its predecessor during a "bubble" real estate market. Of course we all remember those were the times that appeared to "guarantee" that the real estate market would increase in value forever. It seemed axiomatic that any investment in residential real estate could only increase the wealth of the investors, the buyers and by virtue of expanding tax receipts, the community invested in. This was seen as the best way to put the "gold" back into the "Gold Coast."
Now, all readers that still believe an investment in residential real estate is the best way for a community to create wealth and prosperity; please raise your hand. If you raised your hand, you obviously haven't been paying attention to property values.
The Glen Cove Waterfront is a unique geographic area in that large quantities of bulk products can move in and out of the area via waterway, providing both easy access and low cost transportation. This is a formula for successful business development and jobs for Glen Cove residents and those of adjoining communities.
The lesson that most of us have learned from the current protracted and deep economic recession is that our collective prosperity is a matter of jobs and the successful commercial and industrial businesses that can provide them. This simple and fundamental economic understanding, mostly forgotten during the previous two decades, is now once again resonating across the country. The new Democrat Governor, long associated with the New York party of "tax and spend," has come to understand the new economic reality and is working hard to change the fiscal direction of the State. So why in Glen Cove are we still trying to replace 56 acres of prime industrial property on a navigable and accessible waterway with over 2 million square feet of mostly residential development?
It's the same reason that a freight train cannot stop quickly or an ocean liner cannot easily change direction, they have too much momentum. The current Glen Cove administration has committed itself to a plan conceived in a different time under different economic circumstances and cannot bring itself to change its perspective even though the original justification of the project no longer makes any economic sense. Of course complicating the decision is that the developer has been counting on potentially extraordinary profits for some time now and is unwilling to jeopardize its economic interest. The Glen Cove Administration and the developer have both embraced each other in this poorly conceived, billion dollar development plan with irreversible and potentially catastrophic consequences for Glen Cove.
When nature encounters entities that will not conform to changing environmental requirements, it employs an effective remedy called "extinction." Fortunately, the residents of Glen Cove have something similar called "elections." If the current administration is unable to grasp the new economic circumstances, the residents will need to use the upcoming election to promote the "evolution" of a plan for the Waterfront that reflects economic realities. Otherwise, the new "Gold Coast" may consist mostly of "fool's gold."
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Flashes of certainties rip from the sky of non-existence while tall flames burn down my sighs.
I'm lost in the madness of this darkness... Of this perversion.
A sharp dream that makes my soul bleed...
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Ghetto Names That Can Cripple Your Child???…I think you have Crippled your writing career.. You need to retire from writing.. Your topics are a disgrace… You have no substance in your stories..You write as if you are a teenager and think that people want to read this… Other races are not the problem, writers like you are the problem. Always making fun at your own people.. Get some real issues at affect us to write about or just simply retire. If you retire I don't think anyone will miss you or these so called black issuers your write about. My high school students are more serious minded than you. For this article you get an F.
Last comment.. Your name? Terry? That happens to be a breed of dog. So also write about that. I guess your name has affected you some too.
Shows you how much you know about animals – there is no breed of dog called "terry"; it's called a terrier.
Terry is NOT a breed of dog. I pity the children and the future of our country if you are really a teacher.
The quote about the roast duck isn't stupid, it's profound. You're stupid if you don't understand it. It basically means if you don't get off your ass you won't get fed.
Ainno ways dat ol Arnie be callins his chilluns like dis. Course. Arnie jus' be a runnin' whens he be hearing "dad" lol. Reminds me dat time when me be walkin' Donnie. Dat all Suzie getting into my face wit dis and dat. Callins me father of some bebe. NO SIR! Ol' Arnie not stand fer dat. All phantoms and mirrors yo!
I don't like how this is aiming just toward African Americans because I've seen other races give their children ridiculous names, so don't just put it all on the black people.
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A person who smells and has a vacant stare. They usually have dogs and if they can stop buying cheap alcohol and fags they may have a instrument to play. However they will not play the song you want and insist on playing their crap as loudly as possible for the whole street to hear. Bears a resembalnce to chavs in the way thet they hang in groups at certain times of the day.May perform acts in order to gain money for drugs.
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