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The faculty and many parents work incredibly hard to make this a great school for children. The cafeteria staff go the extra mile as well.It isn't easy in a state where funds for education have been cut to the point where it is heart-breaking.
Well i must say that Forest hill has been a home away from home we lost our home to katrina and forest hill took us in with open arms and the quality of school is wonderful,the teachers are awesome i have two children in school grades 2nd and 3rd and both of them are in 'PACE' I can not express how i am proud to say that the staff and community as a whole is a very close nit wonderful place, I love the fact that my children are excited to learn about diffrent aspects and qualitys and behavious of diffrent children to me this is a key part of a great education 'TOLERANCE!' Good job Mrs kerns and all the hard working staff! May we all continue to strive and grow and Learn Learn Learn! The Khan Family
This is the first year of attendance for my kids at Forest Hill. So far I am satisfied with what the teachers are doing to help my children learn. I have noticed that they focus more on parent involvement than the last school they attended. About the traffic: The school has a good organized system working with the arrival and dismissal of the children. Sometimes the traffic can get heavy on Moffatt road, but once you're in there, there's no problem getting out because of the great crossing guard. It looks as though a street will be ran on the side of the school to help alleviate traffic. Overall, this school is working out pretty good for both me and my children
This is the first year my grandson has attended Forest Hill Elem. So far I am very pleased with his kindergarten teacher Ms. Malone. She is very informative with homework, newsletters and things that are going on in the school. My only complaint about the school is the dismissal of students in the afternoon. I hope that the school will come up with a better system for picking up students. Overall I think Forest Hill is a great School. As long as my grandson is happy and safe in school as well as learning then I'm happy.
I would like to responsd to a previous comment. The teachers at Forest Hill are some of the hardest working educators in the state. They arrive at work early and stay until sundown. In addition to this, they use most of their summer going to workshops and college to help every Forest Hill student become successful. Last, if a child does well in school, the parents should share the glory. On the other hand, if a child does poorly in school, the parents should share the blame. Every parent should ask themselves constantly, 'Am I doing enough to assist my child(ren)'s instructors?' The Forest Hill faculty is top notch and I support them 150 per cent. Keep performing your academic mircles. This parent appreciates all of your efforts.
in short, I do not like this school! 1. they make you supply everything just about for the school. 2. they say you can't do something then I see half the school braking the rules. 3. my child is assulted at school and racial slurs being told to him and myself and they do nothing to stop it. in my neighorhood my two kids are the only ones that go here, out of at least 20-24 kids in the neighborhood, all others go to private or are bused out,........gee I wonder why! I was warned by parents in the area and now I know why. I should have listened. My daughter was getting Cs and Ds, granted she was not a straight A student, but after moving here, and with the help of the school is now a straight F student,that's with tutering twice a wk thanks for nothing.
Mrs. Mangurm is an excellent third grade teacher and Mrs. Gibson is the best PACE teacher I know. Keep up the good work!!
I am glad I chose this school for my son. He's really reading alot. He loves his teacher. She works well with the kids in her class. Ms. Cherniak is a great 2nd grade teacher.
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Salad Making 101Submitted by oplin on Fri, 04/05/2013 - 10:51am
Making a good salad is truly an art. Salads aren't meant to be boring. "Lettuce" show you the way. Karen McDougall from the OSU Extension Office will be demonstrating vegetable salads. Salads are a great way to load up on your daily servings of fresh vegetables and provide maximum nutrtion for each dollar spent. Registration required.
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Salads are the perfect summer dish to serve up for lunch or a light dinner. Discover easy to make salads that do not use lettuce. Example: chicken salad, pasta salad, etc. Join Karen McDougall from the OSU Extension Office to learn about lettuce-less salads and take home yummy recipes. Registration required. Call 419-422-1712 ext. 245 to register.
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In Word 102, we will be working with WordArt, shapes and text boxes. The class will also cover: inserting clip art, formatting pictures, and working with templates. Prior word class is a prerequisite for Word102. Registration is required.
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This class will aid students in acquiring the ability to use a computer mouse in preparation for other beginning computer sessins such as Basic Computers, Word 101, Internet 101 and E-mail 101.
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We will be exploring: search engines, medical websites, government websites, science websites, travel websites, and game websites. Must take basic computer or have some computing skills.

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Of all the Dr. Bronner smells, this is my husband's least favourite (I notice it is another reviewer's husbands favourite - so it's all a matter of preference, of course). I really enjoy the almond smell, but I tend to stick to ones my whole family can enjoy. That being said, the Peppermint is always sure to please everyone!
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Hearts & Hope for Haiti, a community Fundraising event will be held Feb. 14 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Bethel United Brethren Church, 2920 SR 590 in Elmore.
Proceeds raised from the event, which is sponsored by Bethel UB Church Missions Committee, will benefit Hopital Bon Samaritain in Limbe, Haiti and United Brethren Global Missions, Haiti missionaries. It will include a spaghetti dinner and a vocal performance by Georgette Roby, a vocal performance major at Ohio Northern University and a former Haitian orphan of Hopital Bon Samaritain.
The meal will be offered on a donation basis.
The employment test consists of multiple choice questions and covers clerical, reading, number and organizational skills. Tests will be offered Feb. 9, 10 a.m. or 2 p.m. at Genoa Senior Center, 514 Main St., Genoa; or Feb. 13 at noon at the Harris-Elmore Fire/EMS, 321 Rice St., Elmore.
For more dates/testing sites or to make an appointment, call 1-866-861-2010 or Martha Arndt, local recruiting assistant at 419 356-5131.
Dinner/Haiti fundraiser
Presented and coordinated by the Catering and Banquet Operations class, the banquet-style dinner will feature
stuffed chicken with ginger carrots and a creamy risotto, along with stuffed mushrooms and a trio of desserts including chocolate-dipped strawberries, cheesecake and a frosted sugar cookie.
In addition, bottled water, canned food and non-perishable food items will be collected and donated to ISOH/IMPACT in Waterville for distribution to Haiti.
The Terrace View Café is located in College Hall Room 148. The cost per dinner, which will be served banquet style, is $7.50. Reservations are required and may be made by calling 1-800-GO-OWENS, ext. 7359 or visiting www.owens.edu/terrace.
On both Saturdays at 2 p.m., the class topic will be, "Women and Boats ¬–¬ The Essentials." On Sundays at 1 p.m., the topic will be "Boating Safety."
In addition, auxiliary members will be available to answer questions, provide free safe boating instructional materials and to discuss boating laws and regulations.
In an effort to prevent unwanted litters before kitten season, the group has planned a "Beat the Heat" promotion and will spay female cats during the month of February for the special rate of $20. The special rate for female cats, which is less than the organization's normal price, applies to all residents of Lucas and Wood counties (proof of residency required).
Cat owners who wish to take advantage of this offer must mention the "Beat the Heat" promotion when they call to schedule their appointment. The promotion is based on availability.
Visit www.humaneohio.org or call 419-266-5607 for more information or to schedule an appointment.
Seminar dates at the Ottawa County Community Resource Centre, 8043 W. SR 163, Oak Harbor include:
Feb. 11 – 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. – "Why Work Ethics?" Learn what employers expect in work ethics. Get information about confidentiality, tactfulness, communication and manners in the work setting.
For more information on the Job Stores, visit www.northcoastjobs.org. In Ottawa County, call the Job Store at 800-665-1677 or call Denise Ventrone at 419-898-6242 at the Ottawa County Improvement Corporation. All basic services are free of charge.
The public is encouraged to join the campus community for guest speakers and educational awareness programs.
Planned activities include:
In addition, Owens' libraries on the Toledo-area and Findlay-area campuses will offer a variety of African-American displays, along with a selection of books and audio/visual materials related to Black History Month. Also, artwork of five Owens students is currently on display through March 6 at the 20 North Gallery in downtown Toledo as part of a Black History Month exhibit.
For more information about Owens' Black History Month activities, call 1-800-GO-OWENS, ext. 7421.
The course covers state and federal laws, navigational "rules of the road" and basic boating safety practices. A $5 fee covers the cost of materials. Pre-registration is required due to class size limitations.
For more information or to register, call the Maumee Bay Watercraft Office at 419-836-6003.
Leslie Schaller of the Appalachian Center for Economic Networks, Inc. (ACEnet), will present "Foods We Love," which will address the impacts associated with applying a brand to products, the correlation between producers and consumers, and the benefits of maintaining a consistent message on promotional materials.
ACEnet, located in Athens, O., is known nationally as a leader in helping businesses turn their product idea into a reality. Their food product development and manufacturing sector provides a shared-use facility to more than 150 caterers, bakeries, restaurants and other food businesses every year.
Bookings are limited. Call 419-494-1504 to book a singing Valentine. Visit www.harmonize.com/mvsc or www.singingvalentines.com for more information.
Presented by the Ohio Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (OASFAA), the free state-sponsored event will focus on helping students complete their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application, as well as offering answers to financial aid-specific questions. Financial aid representatives from colleges and universities throughout the region will be on hand to provide insight on securing federal and state assistance to any academic institution of higher learning.
Families interesting in attending should register prior to the event by visiting www.ohiocollegegoalsunday.org. For more information, contact the Owens Office of Financial Aid at 1-800-GO-OWENS, ext. 7343.
Sponsored by RootsMagic,™ the next class will be held Feb. 13 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the Hayes Research Library.
Experienced genealogists from the Hayes Library staff lead the Internet Genealogy I Class. Attendees will be provided with instruction on the basics of how to utilize the Internet and computer resources in their genealogical research. Time is allotted for first-hand experience working with online resources. A segment of the class also will deal with types of genealogical software available for home use.
The cost is $10 for adults and $5 for students through high school. Pre-registration is recommended. Visit www.rbhayes.org for a complete list of year-round special events or call 800-998-PRES for more information.
During President's Day weekend, visitors can tour the grounds of Hayes' Spiegel Grove estate via horse-drawn sleighs provided by South Creek Clydesdales. Rides will be offered from 1 to 4 p.m. Feb. 12-15. The cost is $3 per rider.
In addition to the sleigh/carriage rides, both the Hayes Home and Hayes Museum will be open for tours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb. 12 and 13, and noon to 5 p.m. Feb. 14 and 15. (Although the center usually is closed on Mondays, in honor of President's Day the Museum and Hayes Home will be open Feb. 15.)
For more information call 800-998-PRES or visit www.rbhayes.org.
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USM graduates with at least 45 credit hours earned at the University of Saint Mary are eligible for earning a degree with distinction. These graduates demonstrate superior scholarship with outstanding cumulative grade point averages: cum laude (3.50); magna cum laude (3.70); and summa cum laude (3.90). Graduates earning a second USM degree may qualify, under unique requirements.
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Graduates are recognized by faculty as outstanding in scholarship, leadership, and service. Cumulative GPA of 3.50 or higher required, and no more than 10 percent of senior class can be selected.
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Tickets are $10 for Adults and $5 for students; admission is free with a USM ID. Event Details »
Tickets are $10 for Adults and $5 for students; admission is free with a USM ID.
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Christmas Band Concert. 7:30 p.m., Dec. 9, Saint Joseph Dining Hall. Free. Event Details »
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Ooh Lily Allen, the lucky thing, has been on another one of her A-list Instagram selfie sprees. Not content with just Harry Styles, she also bagged Pharrell and man-of-the-moment, Chris Martin. She should feel pretty pleased with herself. We would. As for the orange hair: the verdict is out. We require more selfies before an official decision (hench or not hench) is made.
And Lily could have picked up a few more A-listers, had she been at Naomi Campbell's birthday party in Cannes. Only Naomi could pull off that 'sexy, tiny Versace fluorescent lace napkin' as brilliantly described by Derek Blasberg. Both he and Jourdan Dunn took to Instagram with the birthday girl this weekend. And in other notable birthdays, the gorgeous, Lenny Kravitz / Benjamin Button, celebrated his 50th (yes, 50th!!!) birthday with a cute picture of him as a baby.
Elsewhere on Instagram, Edie Campbell gets all Tangerine Dream on us and Lena Dunham makes us fall in love. Whatever that thing in her hand is, we want/need it IMMEDIATELY.
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"Faith is not about everything turning out OK; Faith is about being OK no matter how things turn out."
As a 5 year old I was diagnosed with a disease called "legg perthes." Legg perthes is a childhood hip disorder initiated by a disruption of blood flow to the ball of the femur called the femoral head. Due to the lack of blood flow, the bone dies and stops growing. So for several years I wore a leg brace (picture: Forrest Gump). It was during this time that I had my first encounter with what I'd like to call a defining moment. Over the course of one's life there will be many of these, but this was The One that had the first lasting impression:
I was 6 years old and had just come home from my day as a first grader. As I sat with my mother and enjoyed several of her fresh, baked cookies, I began to complain (again) about my brace and the restrictions it seemed to place on my life. At that moment, my 27 year old mother placed her hands around my fat little face and looked straight into my eyes, and said, "Stevie, you will never control how long you will wear this brace. But it is your attitude and the way you conduct yourself as you meet each day that you can control. If you are negative, you will have no friends. But if your attitude is right and you find a way to make this difficult situation your 'friend' then you will inspire others and you will do wonderful things in your life." It seems strange, but I understood what she meant. I went on to ride a bicycle, swim, and play baseball that summer. In time, the brace was removed (a miracle) and I played college football, making All-American teams for three years. Oh, and my mom? After our conversation she went into her bedroom and cried. Sometimes loving someone the right way is deeply painful.
So on February 19th of this year I finally grew tired of the pain and inconvenience of an arthritic right hip that was caused by the legg perthes and playing college football and I was also involved in a truck, train collision (the train hit the truck and the truck rolled over me). My hip was replaced and the recovery lasted much longer than expected. In that time when my plans didn't go according to my expectations was I ok with that? Not really. Very few people that I know love pain and depleted strength and isolation. But in the pain and depletion and isolation is there peace? Is there the acute understanding that it is ok not to be in control and that it is ok not to be doing projects that validate and is it ok to wait? A friend recently sent me a subtle, but profound text that said, "Are you… responding to The Lord or are you just doing projects?" I believe that the overflow of a life abiding in Jesus (John 15) will express itself through visible expressions of service. But the fine, delicate line is this: "are we listening to the Holy Spirit or are we just "doing" for the sake of "doing?"
Reflecting (often) on the words of my 27-year-old mother I am reminded that often I cannot control my circumstances, but I can control my attitude toward my circumstances and learn to embrace them as a friend…
"Having faith often means doing what others see as crazy. Something is wrong when our lives make sense to unbelievers."Francis Chan
(*Due to the sensitivity of this story, the names used are aliases.)
I have a very good friend (*Ellison) who began his career in the Aerospace industry. Over time, God redirected his path into Gospel centered counseling. His focus is primarily marriage. A year ago I introduced him to another
wonderful friend (*Michael) who invited him to visit The Persecuted Church. Ellison went. Ellison has returned. But in ALL that Ellison has seen in life, I am not sure I have seen him so moved. Why? Because he saw and touched and spoke with those precious ones who have discovered that Jesus is, indeed, enough. He met six women and four men who are house church leaders. He heard their stories, but one story stood out:
She is in her early 30's. When she became a follower of Jesus she was brutally beaten, raped, and falsely accused of criminal acts. She told Ellison that when she returned to her country she would stand trial for those crimes and then be sentenced to one year in prison. She would be allowed one month of freedom before she would serve out her sentence. The time-off was granted in hopes that she would leave the country and destroy the impact of The Church's witness in her country. But she declared to Ellison that she would not leave, but remain and serve her year in prison. A young man across the table from her then spoke up. He said that when she finished her time in prison he would marry her. In his culture it is shameful to even associate with a woman who has been raped.
Why would she return to this place of "shame?" Why would he marry a woman who is "shameful?" It is because God's love is transforming and to not go and to not embrace the shameful would be, in fact, shameful. Jesus wrecks our lives in wonderful ways because He destroys sin and shame and makes us new creations.
Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come. 2 Corinthians 5:17
I will be returning to The Middle East this fall because I, too, have seen and touched and spoken with those precious ones who have discovered that Jesus is, indeed, enough.
An excerpt from "The Insanity of Obedience." I highly recommend this book
by Nik Ripken:
The house church leader explained that the Holy Spirit woke him up in the middle of the night and told him to gather the fruits, vegetables, and meat that the house church had stored up to care for people in need. The Holy Spirit told the man to take this load of food, by horse and sled, to a pastor's family who had been left to die in a one-room hut in the frozen tundra.
The man reminded the Holy Spirit that it was thirty degrees below zero outside and that there was no way that he would survive the trip. The man reminded the Holy Spirit that the wolves would probably eat his horse and then eat him.
Then the words of the Holy Spirit rang in his ears: "You don't have to come back; you simply have to go."


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Jim Walter, president of Toledo-based Great Eastern Theatre company, has Playboy magazine's list of Top 10 drive-ins in his office, and it includes Oregon's Sundance Kid on Navarre Ave.
Walter's company took over the Sundance in the 1990s, and it is one of only 350 drive-ins still operating in the United States today. But Great Eastern has never faced a challenge like they do now, because high winds took down one of Sundance's screen towers the evening of Nov. 17.
Nonetheless, Walter says the theatre should be up and running with two screens by spring.
"We're still in the middle of finalizing our situation with our insurance company, which they planned to have done in the next day or two," Walter said. "When that's done, we have every intention to, in this case, of replacing the drive-in tower. It's not savable. We have to totally take it away and put in new in its place, and that's our intention.
"As far as being ready for spring — it should not be an issue. We are fortunate that it happened when it did. We're not open now and we have time to make our moves on getting a new one in there before we do open around the first of April, when we usually do. That should be good," Walter continued.
"If it would have been different and it would have been April, May, June, July, August, and in addition someone may have been hurt or it may have taken lives or something when it came down. You don't know.
"We're pretty fortunate. The box office is right next to it and the marquee and the other screen tower in the back, and the concession stand, and our concession trailer where we have our novelty items, we haven't at this point in time noticed any other damage."
Because Great Eastern Theatre, which also owns a Mansfield drive-in, has never replaced a screen tower before, Walter cannot say how much it will cost.
"It's going to be a major project, I know that," Walter said.
Another discussion is whether it was the same tornado that the National Weather Service says destroyed homes along Lallendorf roads and at the Wynn-Seaman intersection, or whether it was high winds. Walter says he doesn't believe that will affect the insurance company's ability to help him rebuild.
"I think whatever they determine it is officially won't really affect the results of our insurance. Whether it was categorized as high winds or a tornado, they both did the same damage," Walter said.
Walter became aware that the tower was down just after the storm hit, about 6 p.m. Sunday night.
"We had a number of people who worked at the drive-in who live in Oregon and East Toledo, and I suppose we have people from all over," Walter said. "I was out of town, and then I got a telephone call as I was driving into town and was told about it. We've been checking it out ever since."
"We had an indication two or three months earlier," Walter said. "They had stopped by and taken pictures. We had been selected, but we didn't know what it was, it was just that they were doing something, what the deal was, or how many were selected or anything else. Then they let us know that it was coming out when the edition came out. That was a real neat thing — a real pleasant surprise. That was good stuff."
Sundance was called Parkside Drive-In before Great Eastern Theatre took over, and it opened in 1952. The second screen in the back was added in the mid-1970s.
According to drive-ins.com, currently there are 442 open drive-ins operating around the world, including 53 in Canada. At their peak in 1958, there were between 4,000 and 5,000 drive-ins operating in the United States.
"There was a peak time. I think it was the late 40s, early 50s was when they peaked. Then it went all the way through the 50s, and then TV and other things started to hurt it.
"All of them (in Toledo metro area) disappeared. There is another one now out in Liberty Center — it started about five years ago on a farmland location out there by this family, and that is still going strong and doing OK. But I think it's only open weekends, but they've been successful so far. You go over to Fort Wayne, Indiana, or south to Lima, or north to Detroit, or east over there to Sandusky. Along with the one in Liberty Center, we're the only one in the Toledo area.
Walter says the allure of drive-ins still remains for many people.
"It develops a clientele for us that is separate from the indoors. We have many of our patrons who hardly ever go to indoors," Walter said. "It's just a hobby, recreational-almost thing they do. The drive-in allure is still alive and kicking.
"People like to be out under the sky. They like being in the air. They like being in the comfort of their car. They like the idea of getting two movies for the price of one. They like the idea of sitting in their car and smoking a cigarette if they want to. Those kinds of things, in addition to not having to pay for a babysitter, and they can bring the kids, makes a big difference for them."
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LEE COUNTY, Fla. - The suspect in the 2008 death of a Lee County woman now faces an additional felony charge.
Luis Gonzalez, DOB 10-2-85, was initially charged with fleeing the scene of a fatal accident, a first degree felony. Detectives have now added the charge of manslaughter with a weapon, another first degree felony.
Tia Poklemba, then 25 years old, was found fatally wounded on a secluded, dead-end street in San Carlos Park during the early morning hours of August 8, 2008.
Evidence shows she had been run over twice by a car, once in drive and once in reverse. Surveillance video showed Gonzalez and Poklemba had left a nearby bar together a few hours earlier. Since then, Gonzalez has been on the run, believed to have fled to Mexico.
The additional manslaughter charge is a result of a re-evaluation of the evidence with prosecutors at the State Attorney's Office, according to Detective Mike Carr.
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City of Henderson Releases 2014 Fall Event Season Schedule
Calendar includes concert by Disney's Ross Lynch and R5, Ironman triathlon and two new holiday 5K runs
July 28, 2014
The City of Henderson unveiled its list of upcoming community events, performances and activities for the 2014 fall event season. The schedule introduces a few new events, including a community safety expo, Ironman 70.3 Silverman triathlon, two 5K runs just in time for Halloween and Christmas, and a performance by R5 with Austin & Ally's Ross Lynch. The calendar also includes everyone's favorite celebrations like Henderson Stroll 'n Roll and WinterFest. All activities are affordable, most with free admission, and fit for any age.
Below is a calendar of events planned for the season. The schedule is subject to change.
R5 featuring Ross Lynch
September 12 at 7:30 p.m.
Henderson Pavilion, 200 S. Green Valley Pkwy.
Tickets start at $20
Disney superstar Ross Lynch and R5 crank up the volume this season. With the help of his bandmates, brothers Rocky and Riker, sister Rydel, and best friend Ellington Ratliff, the rising pop/rock band rock out with songs from their debut album Louder. Sing along to such tunes as "Pass Me By," "(I Can't) Forget About You" and "One Last Dance." For more information, visit HendersonLive.com or call 702-267-4TIX (4849).
24th Annual Prince Jonah Kuhio Ho'olaule'a Pacific Islands Festival
September 13 from 10 a.m.-10 p.m. & September 14 from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Henderson Events Plaza, 200 Water St., and Water Street District
Free Admission
Get into the aloha spirit with one of the valley's biggest Pacific Islander celebrations. Travel to a tropical paradise and immerse yourself in the culture with the sights, sounds and smells of Hawaii, Tahiti and the Samoan Islands. Enjoy traditional island entertainment, crafts and food, as well as a health fair and seminars. For more information, visit HendersonLive.com or call 702-267-2171.
15th Annual Super Run Classic Car Show
Official Kick-Off Event:
September 25 from noon-8 p.m.
Fiesta Henderson Hotel & Casino, 777 W. Lake Mead Pkwy.
Super Run:
September 26 from noon-9 p.m.; September 27 from 10 a.m.-9 p.m.; & September 28 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Henderson Events Plaza, 200 Water St., and Water Street District
Free Spectator Admission
It's time to get revved up for Southern Nevada's largest car show. Hop in your Deuce Coupe, Mustang or GTO and cruise to Henderson for an automotive tribute that is sure to bring you back in time. Super Run features 1,000 hot rods and vintage vehicles, burnout and slow drags competitions, a retro fashion show, hubcap art gallery and concerts. This year's entertainment includes do-woppers Sha Na Na of "Get a Job" fame and country newcomers Chasin' Crazy. For more information, visit HendersonLive.com or call 702-267-2171.
Ironman 70.3 Silverman
October 5
Finish Line at 10:30 a.m.
Henderson Pavilion, 200 S. Green Valley Pkwy.
Free Spectator Admission
Making its debut this year, the Ironman 70.3 Silverman combines the beauty and nature of Southern Nevada with a course that, for years, has tested the world's top triathletes. Cheer on the competitors as they take the challenge of swimming 1.2 miles in Lake Mead, biking 56 miles through hilly terrain, and running 13.1 miles through Henderson's scenic master-planned communities overlooking the Las Vegas Strip. For more information, visit HendersonLive.com or call 702-267-2171.
Henderson Community Expo
October 18 from 1 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
Galleria at Sunset, 1300 W. Sunset Rd.
Free Admission
The Henderson Community Expo features exhibits from more than 50 area businesses, community groups and the City of Henderson, showcasing products and services for health and wellness, fire and crime prevention, and public safety. Enjoy interactive demonstrations and activities throughout the day for all age groups. For more information, visit cityofhenderson.com/fire.
Zombie Run 5K & Family Fun Walk
October 25 from 3:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
Equestrian Park South, 1200 Equestrian Dr.
$12 & $25 Admission (5K early bird registration) and $6 & $20 (Family Fun Walk early bird registration)
Activity Code 644079
Are you ready to run for your life? Lace up your sneakers and try to survive the post-apocalyptic world. Use your brains (pun intended) to outsmart dozens of hungry zombies. Or take the shorter, family-friendly route for those who do not dare to encounter the living dead. A monster mash of activities follow the run and fun walk. Participants are encouraged to wear zombie outfits and costumes. For more information, visit cityofhenderson.com/parks or call 702-267-4050.
Veterans Day Ceremony
November 8 at 10 a.m.
Henderson Events Plaza, 200 Water St., Water Street District
Free Admission
Join city leaders, veterans and their families to pay tribute to our military heroes. The event features a presentation of names and the memorial wreath at the Veterans Memorial Wall, presentation of colors, and a music tribute to the armed services by the Henderson Symphony Orchestra. For more info, visit cityofhenderson.com.
Henderson Stroll 'n Roll
November 15 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Paseo Verde Parkway (From Valle Verde Drive to the Henderson Multigenerational Center, 250. S. Green Valley Pkwy.)
Free Admission
Experience a car-free way to bike, walk, skate and play. Henderson Stroll 'n Roll is our spin on the Ciclovia phenomenon that's sweeping the globe. Enjoy the community's largest car-free streets festival, spanning three parks and family fun along Paseo Verde Parkway. The celebration features children's activities, live entertainment, fitness classes and food trucks. For more info, visit BikeHenderson.org or call 702-267-2171.
Henderson 250 Desert Race
December 5-8
Times TBD
Start/Finish Line in Jean, Nevada
Free Spectator Admission
This annual off-road desert race marks the final race of the American Off-Road Racing Series. The race course is in Jean, Nevada, with technical inspection, vendors and driver/rider meet and greets hosted in the Water Street District. For more info, visit HendersonLive.com or call 702-267-2171.
WinterFest – Henderson Symphony Orchestra
December 11 at 7 p.m.
Henderson Convention Center, 200 Water St.
Free Admission
The Henderson Symphony Orchestra kicks off WinterFest with an entertaining performance of holiday favorites. For more info, visit HendersonLive.com or call 702-267-2171.
December 12 from 6 p.m.-9 p.m.
December 13 from noon-8 p.m.
Henderson Events Plaza, 200 Water St., and Water Street District
Free Admission
Something magical is happening in Henderson this holiday season. The city creates an enchanted Christmas celebration inspired by your favorite fairytales. Enjoy a variety of family-friendly activities including an official tree lighting ceremony, visits with Santa Claus, gingerbread house displays, craft vendors and live entertainment. Don't miss the WinterFest Evening Light Parade on December 13 at 5 p.m. For more info, visit HendersonLive.com or call 702-267-2171.
Jingle Bell Run
December 20 from 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
Pecos Legacy Park, 150 Pecos Rd.
$12 & $20 Admission (5K early bird registration) and $6 & $20 (Family Fun Walk early bird registration)
Activity Code 644080
Take a break from your holiday shopping and make a dash to Henderson for a jolly good time. The inaugural Jingle Bell Run, which includes a 5K course and family fun run, rings in the winter season just in time for Christmas. Dress up in your best festive gear, from ugly holiday sweaters to reindeer antlers and elf hats, the more costumes the merrier. Be sure to decorate your outfit with jingle bells. The festivities continue after the run with a special visit from Santa. For more information, visit cityofhenderson.com/parks or call 702-267-4050.
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Washington, D.C., 11 April 2012 (PAHO/WHO) – The city of Washington, D.C., is joining the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and the World Health Organization (WHO) in celebrating World Health Day 2012, which is dedicated to promoting healthy aging, with the theme "Good health adds life to years."
D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray officially proclaimed April 12 as World Health Day in the U.S. capital. On that day, PAHO/WHO will host a symposium on healthy aging followed by a special event for the community.
"The District of Columbia joins the Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization to improve the health of older adults and encourage aging health initiatives," says the proclamation signed by Mayor Gray.
PAHO/WHO's World Health Day Symposium on April 12 will feature U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius along with other health officials and experts on aging and health. Discussions will focus on how to incorporate aging issues into the public health and development agendas. After the symposium, PAHO/WHO headquarters will be the venue for a community celebration with music, games, and demonstrations on healthy living.
As noted in Mayor Gray's proclamation, the population of the Americas has gained 20 years in life expectancy during the past half-century. By 2020, the region is expected to have some 200 million older adults.
"International and local communities face extraordinary health challenges in response to the aging population, and older adults have a right to access suitable health care, age-friendly environments and community resources that foster healthy longevity," the document reads.
"Citizens of the global community, in partnership with older adults, must step forward and take action to reinvent aging in our society," says the proclamation. "Healthier and more active lives of older adults can be achieved through evidence-based public policy development, changes to healthcare systems, and training of human recourses."
World Health Day marks the anniversary of the founding of WHO in 1948 and each year focuses on a specific public health concern. It provides an opportunity to mobilize collective action around a single health challenge with global impact and to engage different actors in the search for solutions.
PAHO was established in 1902 and is the world's oldest public health organization. It works with member countries to improve the health and quality of life of the people of the Americas. PAHO also serves as the Regional Office for the Americas of WHO.
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Disney 'exploring exit' for ESPN UK
By Maisie McCabe, mediaweek.co.uk, Thursday, 07 February 2013 10:32AM
The future of ESPN's UK sports channel looks uncertain after Jay Rasulo, the finance chief at its parent The Walt Disney Company, said the company is "exploring an exit" from the UK.
In a conference call earlier this week, Rasulo, senior executive vice-president and chief financial officer of The Walt Disney Company, said ESPN had "experienced losses" in the UK due to the increasing cost of sports rights.
Moreover, Rasulo said Disney was "exploring an exit" for the UK business.
ESPN will no longer have the rights to broadcast live footage from the Barclays Premier League, which is the mainstay of its UK channel, from August, after losing out to BT in the rights auction.
Last month, ESPN also lost further rights to the Premier League, when News International picked up the mobile rights that ESPN currently owns, in a multimillion-pound deal.
ESPN arrived in the UK in 2009 after picking up defunct broadcaster Setanta's broadcast rights for the Barclays Premier League, and broadcast live coverage from 46 games for the 2009/2010 and 23 games from the past three seasons.
A UK spokesman for ESPN said: "We have been saying for some time that we are exploring a range of potential options for our business. We are not going to discuss specifics."Follow @MaisieMcCabe
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The Polish Brothers brought a David Lynchian aesthetic and one very offbeat sense of humour to the story of Siamese twins in their surreal debut, Twin Fails, Idaho (MIFF 1999). Their second feature exhibits a similar sense of human tragedy blended with black comedy, helped immensely by quirky casting choices including Darryl Hannah, Anthony Edwards and Peggy Lipton.
"Quietly assured flourishes, elegant camera compositions, wonderful uses of silence and an entertainingly eclectic cast. There's something understated but hilarious about two men saying a prayer to the almighty minutes before one of them performs The Pina Colada Song." - Washington Post
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November 8th, 2014 · 5 Comments
While I have completely switched from print to digital for news and special interest magazine content, I have continued to only read books in their print form. I read a lot and the print experience provided time away from a screen. I like the ease with which I con interact with the book and appreciate […]
Tags: Book retailing · Media disruption · Newsagency challenges · Newsagency management
Relay gives a lesson in retail product placement and promotion
November 7th, 2014 · No Comments
Relay stores at airports in Australia are always worth a visit. They are in traffic rich locations and need their displays work at drawing people into the store. This display at their Canberra outlet is on the corner of the lease line. I stood across from the store for five minutes and saw four people […]
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Cool kids book nook
July 28th, 2014 · No Comments
Check out the very cool kids book reading and sales nook I saw in a bookshop at Auckland airport. It was in the centre of the shop – a play area kids could be within easy view of parents browsing the shop. Out of shot in the photo is a couple of kid-size seats. Very […]
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The bright book shop beckons tonight
June 2nd, 2014 · No Comments
I had to visit this bookshop tonight on Mary Street in Brisbane tonight. At 5:20pm the street was dark and this shop stood out. The brightness of the lighting says something about the business. It made me feel I was certain to find a good book there. Call me crazy but I connected the brightness […]
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Magazine distributors should not distribute books
April 15th, 2014 · 10 Comments
I was surprised to receive this book with magazines yesterday. We don't sell books – not full price titles and not for 25% in gross profit. We need to be able to stop products like this being sent to us without out approval. As it stands we have to pay to send back this stock […]
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The evolving bookshop, the evolving newsagency
March 13th, 2014 · No Comments
I spent some time at the Dymocks flagship store in Sydney earlier in the week and was surprised at how far it had evolved from a traditional bookshop offering. While they still sell books, they have a strong representation of gifts, cards, social stationery, gadgets and toys / games. The photo shows part of their […]
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Pressure on remainder / discount books continues in 2014
February 10th, 2014 · 3 Comments
There was a time not so long ago when we could rely on remainder book sales three or four times a year to deliver excellent good-margin revenue. Those days are gone with landlords signing up deep discounters for outposts. Whereas newsagents would tend to run catalogues with prices delivering healthy margins, today's book discounters pitch […]
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Making money from the Rudd v. Abbott contest
August 23rd, 2013 · 1 Comment
We have the David Marr Power Trip Rudd v. Abbott book next to our newspapers. This is perfect placement and perfect timing for the book – delivering nice extra margin dollars when purchased on impulse by a newspaper shopper. This is a good example of paying attention to what we sell and locating product for […]
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Online competition for AWW cookbook sales
August 6th, 2013 · 2 Comments
Newsagents concerned about falling sales for Australian Women's Weekly cookbook sales may want to check out OZSALE, a member based online discount site. On the site yesterday were plenty of AWW cookbooks including some titles currently in newsagencies for a much higher price. While I am sure those managing the newsagency channel within Bauer will […]
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All Books For Less in administration
August 1st, 2013 · 4 Comments
T.B. CLARK BOOK BARGAINS PTY LTD, the company operating the All Books For Less retail group, has gone into external administration. Some stores are closed and some have already been taken over by other operators. This will be good news for newsagents located near All Books For Less outlets. Stand alone book retailing is tough. There is […]
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Challenges for Barnes and Noble
July 11th, 2013 · No Comments
While book retailers have their challenges, US book retailer Barnes & Noble have additional challenges as Laura Hazard Owen writes at paidContent. 0 likes
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Book supplier Hinkler disrespects newsagents in Woolworths Naplan move
March 13th, 2013 · 34 Comments
Newsagents who took on the Naplan educational book range from book distributor Hinkler have been surprised to see the same range at Woolworths check-outs at a 10% discount. Had they been told Woolworths would stock the Naplan books, newsagents I have spoken with have told me that they would not have taken on the product. […]
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Challenges for the Nook device
March 1st, 2013 · No Comments
There is plenty of coverage online about challenges for the Nook ebook reader sold in the US by Barnes and Noble. The challenges are not limited to the Nook as there is a battle between device manufacturers for 'ownership' of the reader channel. As tablet computers become lighter and have a longer battery life, readers […]
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More on bookshop challenges
January 31st, 2013 · 1 Comment
Further to my post yesterday about bookshops, take a look at the report in the Courier Mail yesterday about bookshops in Brisbane and their use of an e-book kiosk. Maybe I'm missing something here. I can't understand people going to a shop to purchase what they can download from anywhere. 1 likes
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Tough times continue for book stores
January 30th, 2013 · No Comments
Reports were published in the US yesterday that book retailer Barnes & Noble plans to close a third of its stores over the next ten years. I expect a look back in ten years time would wonder at such an under estimation. The Barnes & Noble model of mega book store is challenged in terms […]
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Barnes & Noble giving ebooks away
December 24th, 2012 · No Comments
US book retailer is running an interesting promotion, giving away an ebook with each purchase of an ebook from a list of selected titles. It's an in-store offer, potentially driving store traffic. paidContent has more on this story. Book retailing is facing extraordinary challenges, even for those playing in the digital space as Barnes & […]
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The Submissive – an opportunity for newsagents
November 16th, 2012 · 13 Comments
1,200 newsagents are set to be sent a small quantity of stock of The Submissive, an erotic novel in the vein of Fifty Shades of Grey. It's being allocated to Nexus newsagents and some other key newsagent accounts through Gotch. This is an excellent commercial opportunity: 50% margin, sale or return and delayed billing. Cover […]
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Are you selling Fifty Shades of Grey?
September 25th, 2012 · 21 Comments
Fifty Shades of Grey is the bestselling book ever in Britain. Other books in the series, Fifty Shades Darker and Fifty Shades Freed are also bestsellers, selling millions of copies. I'd be curious to know whether any newsagents have been selling the books or any products that leverage interest in the books. Massive trends like this […]
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Slim increase in book sales in the US
July 19th, 2012 · No Comments
BookStats has reported a half a percent increase in book sales in the US last year while e-books sales increased almost three fold in the same period. PaidContent has more on this. Book sales in Australia are still resettling following the collapse of Red Group – Borders and Angus and Robertson. In the newsagency space, the […]
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Promoting books with magazines
April 20th, 2012 · No Comments
We have reconfigured the entrance to our magazine aisle and brought in a table of remainder books. This change is part of a series of changes we have made this week to accommodate Mother's Day products and to generally change up the shopping experience in the newsagency. The book table has a lower profile than […]
Tags: Book retailing · magazines
The e-book opportunity for small nimble publishers
January 19th, 2012 · No Comments
Check out the blog post by Source Books about their extraordinary growth in 2011. It is terrific that they are so public with their numbers ands that they explain the place of e-books in the world of book sales. Check out their other bog posts and you zoo get a feel for how they are […]
Tags: Book retailing · Media disruption
Casual leasing by shopping centre landlords hurts small businesses
November 25th, 2011 · 7 Comments
I have been in five shopping centres so far this week and in each one, just metres from a bookshop or a newsagency with a terrific range of books was an outpost offering cheap books. In two instances when the newsagents affected approached the landlords all manner of excuses were given. The fact is that […]
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Promoting Sesame Street products
October 6th, 2011 · No Comments
We are promoting activity books from Five Mile Press at the front of the newsagency (ideal for school holidays) including Sesame Street titles. Shoppers who pass this then pass a Sesame Street plush display – the brilliant and highly successful Sesame Street Lamppost from Jasnor. Locating the two items close together like this helps drive […]
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Father's Day Book Sale Drives Traffic
August 28th, 2011 · No Comments
We are continuing to enjoy excellent sales from our Father's Day book sale. While we use dad themed books to drive traffic,we have an excellent range catering for all sorts of situations – for dad and beyond. Books make a perfect basket builder. They are easily purchased on impulse. A good range gets you known […]
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Eventually I will find the time to revamp and blog here again! But whenever I log into WP, I look at my blogging calendar and I am crazy behind and I get discouraged. Eeep!
Oho, I see a subtle font change on W.nu. Looks good! :D
Delete your backlog and postpone everything a couple of weeks so it looks like you're really, really ahead instead? :D
Don't worry about how behind you are–any time you post is a happy blog day, and any time you don't post is a day you're too busy living life to write about it yet. ^_^
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modi123_1, on 06 December 2012 - 08:36 AM, said:Not to beat a dead horse this morning, but did you just try searching in google or bing for "c# directx"?
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"I use this recipe often for an easy Sunday dinner," writes Lois Woodward of Okeechoebee, Florida. The turkey breast gets a "holiday treatment" when served with cranberry gravy seasoned with cinnamon, cloves and allspice.
12-16 Servings
Prep: 25 min. Cook: 5 hours
1 boneless turkey breast (3 to 4 pounds), halved
1 can (14 ounces) whole-berry cranberry sauce
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup apple juice
1 tablespoon cider vinegar
2 garlic cloves, minced
1 teaspoon ground mustard
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1/4 cup cold water
1/4 teaspoon browning sauce, optional
Place the turkey skin side up in a 5-qt. slow cooker. Combine the
cranberry sauce, sugar, apple juice, vinegar, garlic, mustard,
cinnamon, cloves and allspice; pour over turkey. Cover and cook on
low for 5-6 hours or until a meat thermometer reads 170°.
Remove turkey to a cutting board; keep warm. Strain cooking juices.
In a saucepan, combine flour and water until smooth; gradually stir
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Walgreens Names Steve Pemberton Divisional Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion and Chief Diversity Officer
DEERFIELD, Ill., June 6, 2011 – Walgreens has named Steve Pemberton the company's divisional vice president of diversity and inclusion. In this role, he also becomes the company's first Chief Diversity Officer. Pemberton will report to Kathleen Wilson-Thompson, senior vice president and Chief Human Resources Officer.
Pemberton is responsible for ensuring that Walgreens demonstrates cultural and workforce diversity. He takes the lead on directing activities to help serve diverse markets and populations, including customers in medically underserved areas, food deserts and urban areas. In addition, Pemberton will also help strengthen relationships with diverse suppliers and communities.
"Diversity and inclusion are embedded in our DNA at Walgreens – no other drugstore retailer serves more communities," said Wilson-Thompson. "With Steve's drive, impressive background and insight, we are confident he and his team will build upon the philosophy that diversity is less about what you look like, but more about what you think."
Pemberton spent seven years with Monster.com, where most recently he was Chief Diversity Officer and vice president of diversity and inclusion. Prior to that, he was co-president, co-founder and chief operating officer for Road to College, the first web-based admission counseling service in the country. Earlier in his career, he was senior assistant director of multicultural admissions at Boston College, his alma mater. Pemberton earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science in 1989.
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The following cases were heard by Judge Linda Armstrong:
Vincent J. Beard, failure to wear seat belts, possession of open alcoholic beverage container in a motor vehicle and second-degree disorderly conduct – pleaded guilty – $160 fine.
Mike Brothers, 13 charges of theft by deception – pleaded guilty – 12-month sentence, serve 91 days, balance probated for two years.
People who had court cases scheduled for Monday when the Shelby County Judicial Center closed because of inclement weather probably should be hearing from court officials – but when is still unclear.
"We're waiting on the judge [Circuit Judge Charles Hickman] to tell us what to do. He's been in Anderson County all day today, so we haven't heard from him yet," Shelby Circuit Clerk Lowry Miller said.
Both circuit and district courts were closed Monday, something that has happened twice before, Miller said.
James W. Devore III, 21, of Shelbyville and Hanna L. Long, 22, of Shelbyville were indicted for first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance (oxycodone), complicity, possession of drug paraphernalia, complicity, a controlled substance prescription not in an approved container, first offense, possession of marijuana and disregarding a stop sign.
Joseph E. McCormick, 24, of 93 Jonathan Circle was indicted for first-degree criminal abuse of a child under 12 years old.
TAYLORSVILLE – Two Shelbyville residents are facing multiple charges including allegedly extorting money from a man with Taylorsville ties.
Baker Drive residents Joshua T. Phillips, 30, and Dee A. Bowman, 27 – who also is identified in court documents as Dee A. Phillips – were arrested Dec. 10 in Shelbyville by Kentucky State Police and charged with theft by extortion, first-degree possession of a controlled substance first offense, buy/possess drug paraphernalia and endangering the welfare of a minor.
Shelbyville police say a man charged with a house burglary tried to walk away from the scene – right past the resident and wearing that man's boots.
Russell E. Nation Jr., 32, of 430 Mack Walters Road was arrested Saturday after the victim spotted him coming from the direction of his house, carrying a number of personal items.
Shelbyville Police Sgt. Istvan Kovacs said that the victim, who lives on Indian Ridge, was on his way home when he saw Nation carrying several items.
A Louisville man who has a history of stealing TVs from Walmart found himself in a bit of a quandary recently when he tried to walk out of Shelbyville's store with two large models in his shopping cart.
The man hadn't paid for the sets, officials said, and he suddenly found himself with a law enforcement officer in front of him and another behind.
An inmate from the Shelby County Detention Center working at the state highway garage grabbed a truck and took off Wednesday – the day before he was scheduled to be paroled.
Andrew Joseph Wilson, 21, of Richmond escaped while on work release Wednesday by
stealing a vehicle that was found ditched in Anderson County.
Shelby County Jailer Bobby Waits said it was ironic that the parole board granted Wilson parole the day after he escaped.
Victoria Coleman, a former associate principal and teacher at Collins High School, has filed suit against the Shelby County Board of Education and Superintendent James Neihof for sexual discrimination.
The suit claims that Coleman was discriminated against because of her gender and that actions were taken against her in retaliation of her opposing treatment and reporting of unwanted sexual advances from former Collins Principal Anthony Hatchell.
Lonnie Monroe, charged with manslaughter in a deadly wreck, was given a new court date at his disposition hearing Friday in Shelby Circuit Court.
Judge Charles Hickman set a date of 1:30 p.m. Dec. 20 at the request of Monroe's attorney, Nathan Riggs.
Monroe was to have entered a plea Nov. 4, but Riggs told Hickman at that time that Monroe was not ready to take that step, and that measure has not come up since.
Phillip Seaton, a Waddy man who had sued his surgeon for what he said was an unauthorized amputation of his penis, has lost his final appeal.
The Kentucky Supreme Court announced Thursday that it would not consider Seaton's suit against Dr. John Patterson of Frankfort, who in 2007 performed the amputation during a routine circumcision.
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WHITTIER, Calif. (AP) - Authorities say a 20-year-old man is in critical condition after being shot by a Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy during a struggle over the lawman's weapon.
Sheriff's Sgt. Diane Hecht says the deputy and a colleague were investigating a report that two armed gang members accosted two
other men near Whittier early Thursday.
She says the deputies spotted a man who matched the description
of one suspect. When the suspect fled, the deputy chased him on
The suspect confronted the deputy and tried to grab his gun as the two fought. Hecht says the deputy feared for his life and fired his gun, striking the man in the upper torso.
The suspect - who has been identified as Xavier Fresquez - was hospitalized in critical condition but is expected to survive.
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