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Mental Health and Recovery Board hopes to pass levy
The Mental Health and Recovery Board in Clermont County is seeking help in the form of a replacement levy on the November ballot, said Karen Scherra, the board
Five candidates running for four seats in Batavia
The residents of Batavia will have five choices this November in the election for four open village council seats.
Batavia Council to decide the fate of trees at next council meeting
The Batavia Village Council has once again discussed the issue of a possible alteration to the village
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Local highway dedicated to the 216th
A dedication ceremony was held at Washington Township Park Saturday, Oct. 8 to rename state Route 756 in honor of the 216th Engineering Battalion.
Ground broken in Amelia
In about one year, the doors of a new senior housing complex, which will soon be under construction on Amelia-Olive Branch Road, will be open. Groundbreaking for the 40-unit independent-living complex was held Oct. 7 at First Baptist Church of Amelia. The complex, which has been in the planning stages for nearly two years, will be the fifth senior center run by Clermont Senior Services.
Program helps victims of sexual abuse
With crossed arms, indifferent expressions and dragging feet, six teenagers housed at the Clermont County Juvenile Detention Center enter a room unlike most in the facility.
Union Township man believed to be on the run with girl, 16
As of Oct. 5, police were searching for a 52-year-old church choir member who they believe left town with a 16-year-old Glen Este High School junior.
Jungle-gym play set opens for children in New Richmond
The New Richmond community came together Saturday, Oct. 1 to celebrate the opening of a new jungle gym play set at Union Square Park.
Clermont County Chamber names new president
The Clermont County Chamber of Commerce has a new president and he is setting his sights high for the community.


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Yesterday we ran a list of our most anticipated summer releases featuring, among others, Fiona Apple and Passion Pit. Lo and behold, Apple announced a tour date in Phoenix, and now, we can add Passion Pit to the list. The indie-pop combo is heading to the Marquee Theatre in Tempe on Tuesday, Septe ... More >>
Editor's note: We normally run Metal Mondays on, well, Monday, but took yesterday off in honor of Memorial Day. So please enjoy today's "Metal Monday" column, by our resident rock 'n' roll lady Lauren Wise, one day later than usual. Groupies have always fascinated me. They look like supermodels, ... More >>
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Hamilton police officers responding to an early morning call helped deliver a healthy baby girl.
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This week's episode of the This American Life podcast has a segment about Mexican citizens, with perfect American accents, who are deported back to Mexico and get jobs working in call centers speaking to Americans. As someone who works in a call center, this segment interested me greatly. It begins at the 27 minute mark.
From episode 520: No Place Like Home, This American Life:
Phone Home
Seth Freed Wessler reports on people going the opposite direction over the US/Mexico border. Each year hundreds of thousands of people are deported from the US to Mexico — tens of thousands more choose to leave on their own — and lots of them make the journey after years and years living in the states. Wessler explains how customer service call centers in Mexico are capitalizing on the fact that many of these people speak English with American accents. They're hiring such people, and using them to staff customer service lines for American companies. But, for those who've left the US, taking calls over and over from the place they used to call home, it can be a complicated experience. (11 minutes)
I can attest to the fact that some people calling into a call center only want to speak to someone who sounds like them. It's not just native American speakers who ask to speak to an American. I've had people ask me, in perfect English, to speak to someone who speaks Spanish. I hate when this happens. Instead of getting a Spanish speaker, I'm required to conference in a Spanish interpreter. Often times, the interpreter speaks worse English than the original caller. These calls quickly become cumbersome and unnecessarily difficult. The original caller will usually grow tired of waiting for the interpreter and just speak over them, in perfect English. The Spanish interpreter will then either disconnect from the call or stay on the line, silent, so that they can avoid getting the next call.
I once had to get a Vietnamese interpreter and the man had one of the greatest voices I think I've ever heard. He sounded like a voice actor or a radio DJ. I asked him if he spoke any other languages so that I could call him directly if and when I needed an interpreter. Unfortunately, he only spoke Vietnamese and English.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. - Rick Scott's campaign is offering to help after an envelope error sends absentee ballots back to some Lee County voters. Election officials, however, are worried it's only adding to the confusion.
The Scott campaign says it sent postage-paid envelopes to absentee voters after a problem was revealed last week with barcodes on Lee County's official absentee envelopes. Supervisor of Elections Sharon Harrington says that problem has been resolved, with post offices manually sorting absentee mailings.
The Rick Scott envelopes would get sent to the elections office (despite spelling "Fort Myers" as "Fort Meyers") but Harrington says a bigger problem could leave the vote uncounted.
"On the back of our envelope, there is a voter certificate, that the voter has to sign," Harrington said. "If we don't have the signature, we can't verify it. If we can't verify it, we can't count it."
A letter with the Rick Scott envelopes recommends voters mail the completed official envelope inside theirs; though Harrington worries some voters may not.
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Either Chin Chin co-owner Wally Chin or his chef Chris Cheung apparently told Feast that when Walle, their New-American restaurant with Chinese influence opens in midtown in mid-May, therell be a Walle Burger (on Shanghai Pancake Bun, using Pat Lafreida [sic] Black Label Beef). Oh no there wont, says La Friedas Mark Pastore, who reminds Feast that only Minetta Tavern can serve the Black Label blend, and besides hes never heard of these people! Lesson here: If youre going to brag about your sourcing, wait till youve actually sourced it.
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Currently, four of our five supervisors are strongly pro-"traditional" development and against what in much of the rest of the country have become standard environmental protections. They see no problem with further subdivision of our rural lands and no need to focus growth in areas already served by public services. They are all backed by the same cohort of "property rights" supporters, representing a well-heeled and well financed but minority contingent who are more interested in profits now than leaving a healthy environment for the future. Their lack of balance in viewpoints has been reflected in their Planning Commission appointments where five or the seven current members support weakening environmental protection standards in the General Plan Update.
Chris Kerrigan would help return some semblance of balance to the board and bring a fresh, well-informed, and forward looking vision which represents the common good rather than special interests. He understands the vital role that a healthy and inviting environment plays in the economy. His eight years on the Eureka City Council are representative of his outstanding abilities. He deserves your support and your vote.
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Netherworld is truly an awe-inspiring haunted house that earns top honors every year. Their secret? Building all their own animatronics and having one of the best make-up teams in the industry.
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Pennhurst Asylum
Originally built in 1908 as a school for the mentally and physically disabled, Pennhurst Asylum offers the ultimate haunted house experience. Go through the haunted attraction or look for apparitions in their Ghost Hunt.
100 Commonwealth Dr
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Bates Motel & Haunted Hayride
For over 20 years, this haunted hayride has dominated the haunt world. Featuring amazingly realistic props, intricate sets and highly interactive actors, this action-packed, heart-pounding hayride is sure to have you on the edge of your seat.
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Ghost Ship
Guests are treated to a 75-minute cruise into open waters and left to the mercy of this former asylum's demented inmates. With 3 floors designed to shock, entertain and thrill you, this is one boat you don't want to miss!
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World Famous Pumpkin Race
Gather your family and friends and get your little pumpkins to the World Famous Pumpkin Race Festival. Started in Manhattan Beach in 1990, this event brings families and communities together for a celebration of creativity, ingenuity and fair play.
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Run For Your Lives!
This is one race where your legs giving out are the least of your problems. One part 5K, one part obstacle course, one part zombies -- Run For Your Lives is a first-of-its-kind event.
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The Jack-o-Lantern Spectacular features hundreds of artfully carved jack-o-lanterns depicting people, places and scenes from popular culture to old-time favorites and everything in between – all with painstaking detail and amazing intricacy.
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Damariscotta Pumpkin Regatta and Festival
The festival kicks off with a giant pumpkin weigh-off. Highlights include underwater pumpkin carving and a pumpkin regatta where "squash-bucklers" (attempt to) transform these gargantuan gourds into seaworthy vessels.
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Micro Matic CB482B Blue 2 Faucet 48 qt. Insulated Jockey Box with 100 ft. Coils
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- 100 ft. coil lets beer chill before being dispensed
- Two faucets for quantity and variety
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Easily pour cold draft beer anywhere with this Micro Matic CB482B blue 2 faucet 48 qt. insulated jockey box! This insulated jockey box uses coil dispensing so that your beer stays completely immersed in an ice water bath as it is poured, continually dispensing it at a cold 36 to 38 degrees Fahrenheit. This dispensing system is ideal for larger events that keep kegs at temperatures over 55 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Beer and Horseradish Mustard
Published: October 2009 Servings: Makes about 1 cup
- 1 cup lager beer, divided
- 2/3 cup malt vinegar or red wine vinegar
- 1/3 cup whole brown mustard seeds* (about 2.2 ounces)
- 2 tablespoons dry mustard (such as Colman's)
- 1/4 cup prepared white horseradish
- 1 teaspoon coarse kosher salt
- 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1/4 teaspoon caraway seeds, finely ground in mortar with pestle or in spice mill
- 2 teaspoons cornstarch mixed with 1 tablespoon water
Nutritional Information
One serving contains the following:
- Calories (kcal) 29.2
- %Calories from Fat 42.8
- Fat (g) 1.4
- Saturated Fat (g) 0.0
- Cholesterol (mg) 0
- Carbohydrates (g) 3.3
- Dietary Fiber (g) 0.7
- Total Sugars (g) 1.5t
- Net Carbs (g) 2.6t
- Protein (g) 1.2
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Whisk 1/2 cup beer, malt vinegar, mustard seeds, and dry mustard to blend in small bowl. Let mixture stand at room temperature 3 hours.
Transfer beer-and-mustard-seed mixture to blender; add remaining 1/2 cup beer, horseradish, 1 teaspoon coarse salt, 1 teaspoon pepper, honey, and ground caraway seeds; blend until coarse puree forms. Transfer mixture to medium metal bowl. Set bowl over saucepan of simmering water and whisk often until mixture thickens slightly, about 15 minutes (mixture will be thinner and more sauce-like than store-bought mustard). Transfer mustard to small saucepan and add cornstarch mixed with 1 tablespoon water; whisk over medium-high heat until mustard thickens and boils, about 2 minutes. Transfer mustard to airtight container. Cover and chill until cold. DO AHEAD Can be made 1 week ahead. Keep chilled.
Running short on time? Make a quick version of this recipe by whisking 1 cup whole grain Dijon mustard, 1/2 cup regular Dijon mustard, 1/4 cup prepared white horseradish, and 1/4 cup lager beer in a small bowl to blend. The mustard can be made a week ahead. Store it in an airtight container in the fridge.
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In the fall of 2013, the ANCS Governing Board formed a strategic planning committee co-chaired by a member of the board and the school's Executive Director and composed of members of the faculty/staff, PTCA, and board. This committee worked with an outside consultant to conduct a needs assessment, analyze the assessment, and draft a preliminary three-year strategic plan for ANCS. The final draft of the strategic plan and key initiatives for the 2014-15 school year will be posted no later than October of 2014.
On August 21, 2014, at the annual "state of the school" meeting, ANCS Executive Director Matt Underwood provided an overview of the proposed strategic plan initiatives. A video of the meeting, the presentation slides, and the draft of the strategic plan are all accessible below:
- Video from 8/21/14 "State of the School" meeting
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- Draft of ANCS Strategic Plan
In addition to faculty and staff feedback, ANCS parents also have several opportunities to provide feedback on the strategic plan draft:
Parent feedback survey: https://www.
Listening sessions: There are several listening sessions scheduled to provide in-person feedback on the draft plan:
- Tuesday, 9/2/14 from 4-5 PM in the middle campus media center
- Friday, 9/5/14 from 8:15-9:15 AM in the elementary campus cafeteria
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Suspect arrested, charged in fatal stabbing of 54-year-old man
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Charges have been filed against a suspect involved in the fatal stabbing of a 54-year-old man.
Karen Kiriago is accused of killing Van Rogers around 8:30 p.m. on Dec. 31, 2014 at 7170 Parker.
According to officials, Kiriago told investigators she was making dinner when she saw Rogers step outside his apartment with a friend. Moments later, Rogers returned with stab wounds to his chest.
Rogers was taken to Ben Taub General Hospital, where he later died.
An investigation determined Kiriago, Roger's common-law wife, fled the Houston area. She was arrested in Henderson, Texas on Thursday.
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Count Down From 100
As I'm sure all of you are, we at Tom's are in the count down. How long before our 100+ degrees day leave us and we are officially "in season?" While Mother Nature takes her time, we are ready to go. Our team of pastry chefs has been sampling new and delicious snacks – have you seen them in the case? From a Mocha Chocolate Chunk Muffin to a Strawberry Cream Puff, they are look and taste spectacular. They go perfectly with our new coffee from Tempe roasters Nom de Plume. For the afternoon crowd, we're bringing in the fall seasonal beers, some new wines, and plenty of holiday themed gifts. One thing will never change, no matter what the season. Our award-winning barbecue is still smoked to perfection each night and is ready for the many breakfast, lunch and dinner dishes we create with it. Thank you all for your patronage at Tom's. We hope to see you even more as your "season" comes into full swing.
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Pls let me know how to safely invest in mutual funds, in order to have higher safety even if returns are not high, what duration, and what is the minimum amount required for mutual fund investments. Are short term investments safer in mutual funds?
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Hello.My advice for your long term investment would be these fund schemes.These funds are Equity linked and have delivered good returns when the market has gone up and sustained the bad periods of the market since its inception.Hence they are the proved ones.They are tax free for upto 1Lac rupees invested in them.Equity linked Mutual Fund earnings are Profit (or) Loss earnings and not interests (or) fixed income earnings as in case of Balanced (or) Debt Funds.Try to invest in 3-5 schemes if you can to diversify your portfolio.They are 1)SBI Magnum Global-G(Blue Chip),2)SBI Magnum Contra-G(Midcap),3)Franklin India Prima Plus-G(BlueChip),4)Sundaram Select Midcap-G(Midcap),5)Reliance Vision-G(Midcap),6)HDFC TOP 200(BlueChip),7)HDFC Tax Saver,8)SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus-G(BlueChip),9)SBI Magnum Taxgain-G,10)HDFC Equity-G(LargeCap)Answered by Abdul Rehman, 12 May '07 02:48 pm
You may invest in any of these funds for your long term plan(above 5 years atleast) and you will surely get good returns.Remember invest 60% of your investment ...more
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Your first quary about the safe way of investing in mutual fund . If you are not greedy with high returns, then safest investment in mutual fund is balance fund. In which 50%of investment is in equities and other investment goes to govt. securities, bonds. SO,Investor gets advantage of equities returns , which is variable, while investor gets fixed returns. Investor cannot expect high returns in short period. That is the reason , fund houses are making locking period of atleast 3 yrs. Minimum investment required for investment is 10,000/-. you can even opt for SIP(systematic investment plan). For more information please call 28057057 or mail email@example.com by Pankaj Mehta, 23 Apr '07 11:08 am
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Favourite Sons is the musical vehicle of Ken Griffin, an Irish-born vocalist who fronted the sorely overlooked dream-pop band Rollerskate Skinny in the '90s, and members of the Philly-based indie space-rock band Aspera, who had recently separated from their vocalist. In 2004 the reclusive Griffin was working at a New York City bar, having all but abandoned his desire to play music. (His last effort, playing with Kid Silver, came in 1999.) Yet when a fan (a soon-to-be band mate) recognized Griffin, he convinced him to write some material and invited him down to his group's practice space. Within a matter of weeks of forming, Favourite Sons was born, and the band was immediately signed to Vice, who just released the band's debut, Down Beside Your Beauty. Despite a more than five-year absence from the music scene, Griffin's profoundly supple voice and emotional, lethal lyricism are in top form.
Down Beside Your Beauty treads heavily on the bold, romantic sound Roxy Music was making in the mid-'70s and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds are making today. So it may come as no surprise that Griffin's slinky vocal swagger evokes Bryan Ferry and Nick Cave throughout, most notably on the stomping title track. Like Cave, Griffin wraps his lyrics around death and love (or lack thereof). One of the strongest songs on the album, "The Tall Grass," explores these themes with dramatic results: "And if I die in the tall grass dreaming, I hope I'm dreaming of you/ and if I die in the tall grass bleeding, I hope I'm bleeding for you." Although the first two songs are simply okay, be patient, dear listener. By the time you get to "'Round Here" and the single "Hang On Girl," Favourite Sons will already be seeping into your veins, and heading straight for your heart.


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When people think of Hummer these days they're more likely to conjure an image of the H2 than the original H1. A commemorated war veteran, the H1's sales have fallen to fewer than 400 last year, though each Hummer dealer is still required to accept at least one unit per year. A $140,000 ...
The Hummer H8 website (NSFW due to profanity) is a parody* of all those 'manly-man' characteristics attributed to the brand's customer base like physical bravado, sexual prowess and the ability to eliminate the ozone layer in one fell swoop. It's also the perfect vehicle for the woman who can drive ...


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Any person, sane, employed or Eskimo have boiled with jealousy at the sight of billboards or magazines promoting some or other tropical getaway. While being stuck in the city is entertaining in its own smoggy way, the opportunity for a tropical retreat has finally arrived at your security gate; Groupon green and knocking vigorously. Escape to the zany paradise of Zanzibar when you pay R2990 for a five day retreat OR R4200 for a seven day retreat, both including meals and specified activities at the Zanzibar Health and Leisure Resort.
Situated on the sunny Island of Zanzibar, the Zanzibar Health and Leisure Resort is a sought-after retreat that combines the beauty of the setting with a bevy of holistic and leisure-based activities. With more natural beauty than a gemstone and vacation weather throughout the year, the resort caters to anyone who's ever felt the need to escape from the fruitless trees and smoggy skies of the concrete jungle. With enough scenery to please a painter and modern convenience to convenience a city dweller, Zanzibar Health and Leisure Resort also offers the best in entertainment, holistic treatments, therapy and even an opportunity to visit an ashram.
All rooms can sleep two and come complete with fridge, kettle, air conditioning and the best of all – a few steps leading to the beach. The resort itself boasts two restaurants, a spa and wellness centres and a fully-equipped entertainment area.
A beautiful room, three healthy meals a day and the opportunity to detox with special drinks, daily yoga and meditation, are just some of the reasons why today's Groupon is so unbelievably awes-inspiring. Your experience at The Zanzibar Health and Leisure Resort will provide you with the rest.Check out fact: A hotel in Eastern Europe is made entirely out of Christmas cards. To keep the structure from toppling, there are no windows and guests have to ring a bell that's situated on the corner of the street.
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A word (used primarily by Brazilian gamers or those parodying them) similar to "haha" or "lol".
Terrible Brazilian LoL Player: (Dies to Rammus) TAUNT OP- hue hue hue
Other LoL Player: Shut up baddie.
Other LoL Player: Shut up baddie.
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The new way to laugh at something, especially when it makes no sense at all!
I hue'd because of the lady got ass banged by a bottle. Hue Hue Hue Hue
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A beautiful creative person capable of expressing themselves through words.
A person defined only by their words; devoid of age, gender, race, and sex.
A person defined only by their words; devoid of age, gender, race, and sex.
To be a hue within the illhueminati
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A fruity word that Baron cannot pronounce.
Hue is a city in Vietnam.
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A hairy chested monkey who likes to say "huh?" a lot. It is sometimes to known to carry powered milk for some consider it a girl.
Me: Hue's milk is powered and very dry, like that pizza i ate the other day.
Michy: LMAO!
Michy: LMAO!
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Candler House Rental Photos and Description
House, 3 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 8-10) Outdoor hot tub
Enjoy our spacious mountain home surrounded by 20,000 acres of Pisgah National Forest yet only 20 minutes west of downtown Asheville, NC and only 10 minutes to grocery, coffee shop, restaurants! Enjoy the private natural beauty that surrounds this 50-acre sunny and secluded property.
This home, built in 1980, offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, equipped kitchen and addt'l kitchenette, open living and dining space with beautiful fireplace (wood provided) and family room. And view the stars from our outdoor hot tub!
Evening quiet is beyond the reach of traffic noises and is broken only by the night sounds of owls and whippoorwills. The house will be open, heat/ac and lights on and music to greet you. We have a greenhouse where we produce flowers and organically-grown vegetables pollinated by our own honeybees. Ask for a box of veggies or flowers to provide for your stay. While here don't hesitate to call for directions, suggestions, rides to and from the airport or just to borrow a cup of sugar. Relax in the hammock, read a book in the gazebo, sit by the pond, or hike and mountain bike one mile of trails without even leaving the property. This house is very private with owners living nearby. We are sensitive to our guests' need for quiet mornings and evenings and require our staff to respect your privacy. Also located on the 50 acres is Wineberry Lodge (VRBO #162595) a 5br/3bath; and Catwalk Cottage (VRBO #143424) with 2br/2bath & sleeping loft.
Keywords: House, private, multiple houses on one property,wedding,family reunion, retreat
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When hosts Holly Berry and Rob Denton first saw this secluded cove they realized they had finally found the perfect natural setting to host a myriad of gatherings and memorable moments. They worked to add comforts and amenities that are in harmony with the countryside surroundings, that create a haven for people seeking solace and tranquility. Come laugh and mingle under the stars and dance alongside the sparks of a crackling camp fire at Brahma Ridge.
Rob Denton & Holly Berry purchased this house in 2005
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The house received its name, Earthberm House, due to its construction - built into the side of the mountain. The all-on-one level is very comfortable for wheelchair guests.
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Bahamian wanted for murder arrested in the U.S.
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Police in Pennsylvania have arrested a man wanted in The Bahamas in connection with a five-year-old murder case.
Jason Reuben Marshall, 30, who police want to question in connection with a 2005 homicide, was arrested on a simple assault charge October 2 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania.
According toThe Associated Press,at the time police made checks to see if there were any outstanding warrants against Marshall they discovered he was wanted in The Bahamas.
In 2005, the Central Detective Unit(CDU)issued an all-points bulletin for Marshall. Police wanted to question him in connection with the murder of Fabian Joffer.
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Field Events
In an effort to provide complete coverage and insight to all of the events in the recent World Championships it was decided that the track and field events should have been separated. This was a great and exciting championship for field events. For those true track and field fans who make the effort to travel to a World Championships, the competition in these Daegu Championships did not disappoint.
We saw the best of the world with athletes rising to the occasion to make their statements in going beyond where they had ever gone before and reaching the top of the medal podium.
Here follows an event-by-event analysis of the field events.
High Jump
In the qualifying round, 10 athletes made the standard of 2.31 meters (m). They included Darwin Edwards of St. Lucia who did a National Record, Jessie Williams of the United States, Donald Thomas of The Bahamas, Jaroslav Baba of The Czech Republic, Dmytro Dem'Yanyuk of the Ukraine, Dimitrios Chondroukoukis of Greece, Mutaz Essa Barshim of Qatar, Ivan Ukhov and Aleksandr Shustov of Russia, and Zhang Guowel of China.
Aleksey Dmitrik of Russia, Trevor Barry of The Bahamas, and Raul Spank of Germany were the other athletes added to make up the field. They jumped 2.28m.
In the final, Thomas, Edwards and Dem'Yanyuk cleared only 2.20m and missed 2.25m and were eliminated from the competition.
Trevor Barry of The Bahamas had jumped 2.29m three times prior and decided there was no benefit in attempting the next height, 2.29m. Barry then attempted 2.32m, a height he had never cleared before. He did it on his first attempt. Baba and Williams did the same. Dmitrik made it on his second attempt and Ukhov, Chondrokoukis, and Barshim made it on their third attempts.
Williams made 2.35m on his first attempt and Dmitrik on his second. Williams went home with the gold and Dmitrik the silver.
Since Barry had made a gamble on skipping 2.29m he had fewer attempts and was awarded the bronze medal. Barry is the third Bahamian High Jumper to medal in the World Championships. Troy Kemp won the gold medal in Gothenburg in 1995 and Donald Thomas the gold in 2007.
Pole Vault
In the qualifying round, athletes were requested to clear 5.70m. None were able to clear this height. In the final, Poland's Pawel Wojciechowski and Cuba's Lazaro Borges cleared a world-leading 5.90m. Lazaro used more attempts and received the silver medal. France's Renaud Lavillenie, who had jumped this height in Monaco in July, cleared 5.85m for the bronze.
Long Jump
Only defending champion Dwight Phillips of the United States of America (USA) and world leader Mitchell Watt of Australia were able to jump the automatic qualifying standard. Irvin Saladino of Panama, the Osaka and Beijing Champion, Ghana's Ignisious Gaisah, World Indoor Champion of 2006, and Raymond Higgs of The Bahamas were among those unable to advance to the final round.
Saladino jumped 7.84m and Higgs, who turned 20 in January, jumped 7.72m. In the final, Phillips cleared a season best of 8.45m on his second attempt. Watt jumped 8.33m, and Zimbabwe's Ngonidzashe Makusha finished third with a jump of 8.29m. The NCAA Outdoor Champion of 2008 and Outdoor Champion of 2011 attends Florida State.
Triple Jump
This was probably the most exciting Triple Jump competition since 1995 in Gothenburg when Jonathan Edwards set the current World Record. The event was held on the final day of competition and had lots of sparks. In the competition were Christian Olsson, the 2003 World Champion and 2004 Olympic Champion, Walter Davis, the 2005 World Champion, Nelson Evora, the 2007 World Champion and 2008 Olympic Champion, and Phillips Idowu, the 2009 World Champion.
Davis was unable to advance to the final. This was also the fate of Romania's Marian Oprea and Cuba's Arnie David Girat, both of whom had medaled previously. The automatic qualifying standard was 17.10m with seven athletes attaining it.
In the final, Idowu jumped 17.56m in the first round. The USA's Will Claye, who was a finalist in the Long Jump, took over with a Personal Best of 17.50m.
In the fourth round, Christian Taylor of the USA, who had qualified with a 16.99m jump, was energized and set a Personal Best and world leading performance of 17.96m, the fifth best jump of all-time. Only Edwards, 18.29m, Kenny Harrison, 18.09m, Teddy Tamgho, 17.98m, and Willie Banks, 17.97m, are better.
Idowu followed with 17.77m, a seasonal best. Cuba's Alexis Copello finished in fourth place with a best jump of 17.47m, Portugal's Evora in fifth with a best of 17.35m, a season best, Sweden's Olsson sixth with a jump of 17.23m, and The Bahamas' Leevan Sands seventh with a season's best of 17.21m.
Olsson had been making a comeback these last two seasons after being injured. Tamgho was injured earlier in the season and was not entered in the competition. It would have been interesting to see how the competition would have been if Tamgho had competed. After his final jump, Claye, the bronze medalist, took up his bible and showed it to the crowd, indicating that it was the reason for his success.
Shot Put
As usual, the USA's Christian Cantwell, Reese Hoffa, and Adam Nelson were in the mix in the qualifying round.
Germany's David Storl did a Personal Best of 21.50m in the qualifying round and topped it with a 21.78m throw in the final for the gold. Armstrong won the silver with a throw of 21.64m. Belarus' Andrei Mikhnevich won the bronze medal with a throw of 21.40m. Cuba's Carlos V'eliz, who celebrated his 24th birthday two weeks before the opening of the championships, was 12th in the final with a throw of 19.70m.
Discus Throw
No athlete made the automatic qualifying mark of 65.50m. Hungary's Zoltan Kovago had the world leading throw of 69.50m but did not finish in the top 12 to advance to the final. From the region, Cuba's Jorge Y. Fernandez advanced to the final with a toss of 64.94m. Jamaica's Jason Morgan threw 61.75m but was unable to advance.
In the final, Germany's Robert Hartig, the defending champion, threw 68.97m for the gold medal. Estonia's Gerd Kanter managed 66.95m for the silver medal and Ireland's Ehsan Hadadi won bronze with a 66.08m toss. Cuba's Fernandez finished eighth with a throw of 63.54m.
Javelin Throw
Norway's Andreas Thorkildsen had the world's leading performance of 90.61m. The automatic qualifying mark was 82.50m which was done by just two athletes, Guillermo Martinez of Cuba and Dmitri Tarabin of Russia. Fiji had an athlete Leslie Copeland attempting to qualify. He threw 76.57m.
In the final, Germany's Matthias De Zordo threw 86.27m in the first round which remained the winning throw. Martinez threw 84.30m in the first round which earned him the bronze medal. Thorkildsen threw his best, 84.78m, in the fourth round for the silver medal. He was the defending champion from Berlin and won both the Beijing and Athens Olympics.
Hammer Throw
Japan's Koji Murofushi had the best qualifying mark, 78.56m. He went on to capture the gold medal with an 81.24m throw, a season's best. Hungary's Krisztian Pars finished second with a throw of 81.18m and Slovenia's Primoz Kozmus earned the bronze with a throw of 79.39m. There were just two athletes from the North America, Central America, and Caribbean Area Athletics Association (NACAC) but none made the final. One of the oldest in the competition, Murofushi, won the 2001 Edmonton World Championships and the 2004 Athens Olympics.
High Jump
All 12 women made the qualifying standard of 1.95m. Russia's Anna Chicherova had the world leading performance of 2.07m, done July 22, her birthday. Venezuela's Marielys Rojas cleared 1.85m for a season's best. Nigeria's Doreen Amata cleared 1.95m to advance.
The defending champion Blanka Vlasic from Croatia battled with Chicherova for the lead. Both jumped 2.03m but Vlasic needed more attempts. The Russian therefore was awarded the gold. Italy's Antoinetta Di Martino jumped 2.00m for the bronze medal.
Pole Vault
No athlete cleared the automatic 4.60m qualifying mark. Brazilian Fabiana Murer set a new South American record of 4.85m to win the championship. Germany's Martina Strutz jumped 4.80m for a German National record. Former champion Russian Svetlana Feofanova cleared 4.75m for a season's best.
The USA's Jennifer Suhr, who had the world leading performance at 4.91 finished in fourth place with a jump of 4.70m. Cuba's Yarisley Silva finished in fifth place with a new National Record of 4.70m. World record holder Elena Isinbaeva finished sixth with a 4.65m jump and looked forward to performing better at the London Olympics.
Long Jump
Only five athletes were able to make the automatic qualifying standard of 6.75m. Defending champion Brittney Reese from the USA jumped 6.82m in the first round and fouled her next five jumps. Her 6.82m was enough to win the gold.
Russia's Olga Kucherenko jumped 6.77m in both the fourth and sixth rounds, winning the silver. On her final attempt, Latvia's Ineta Radevica stretched out to 6.76m, a season's best which was good enough for the bronze. Sweden's Carolina Kluft finished in fifth place with a jump of 6.56m.
Osaka champion Nadia Gomes from Portugal finished in 10th place with a 6.26m jump and Brazil's Maureen Higa Maggi, the Beijing Olympic Champion, finished in 11th place after fouling her first two jumps in the final.
From the region, Bahamian Bianca Stuart had the best performance, jumping 6.44m in the qualifying round. Stuart had established a new Bahamian National Record of 6.81m five weeks previously at the Sr. Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Championships. This was Stuart's first senior competition on the world level.
Jamaican Jovanee Jarrett jumped 6.19m and The British Virgin Island's Chantel Malone jumped 6.12m. Shara Proctor, formerly from Anguilla, jumped 6.34m on her last attempt, after fouling her first two jumps. Proctor moved her allegiance to Great Britain to be eligible to compete in the Olympics. Anguilla has no National Olympic Committee. She finished sixth at the Berlin Championships.
Triple Jump
The world leading marks were held by Cuba's Yargeris Savigne and Colombia's Caterine Ibarguen at 14.99m. Only three athletes made the automatic qualifying mark of 14.45m. From the region, Cuba's Yariana Martinez jumped 14.07m, Jamaica's Kimberly Williams jumped 14.06m, and Cuba's Dallenys Alcantara jumped 13.78m.
In the final, The Ukraine's Olha Saladuha won with a jump of 14.94m, Kazakstan's Olga Rypakova finished second with a 14.89m jump, and Colombia's Ibarguen finished in third with a jump of 14.84m.
Finishing in fourth, fifth, and sixth were Cuba's Mable Gay at 14.67m, a Personal Best for 2011, former Cuban and Sudanese Yamile Aldama at 14.50m a season's best, and former two-time champion Savigne at 14.43m. Gay did her best on her fifth attempt and Adalma and Savigne their best on their first attempt.
Adalma had been born in Cuba, moved to Britain, then to Sudan, and back to Britain. She celebrated her 39th birthday two weeks before the opening of the championships. The defending champion Savigne was hurt, fouled her second and third jumps, and discontinued jumping.
Shot Put
The automatic qualifying standard was 18.68m and all 12 athletes made it. New Zealand's Valerie Adams, the defending champion, threw 19.79m in her first attempt. The second best qualifier was China's Lijiao Gong who threw 19.21m. Trinidad and Tobago's Cleopatra Borel-Brown qualified at 18.95m. Surprisingly there were no Cubans in the competition.
In the final, Adams tied the championships record of 21.24m done by France's Natalya Lisovskaya in Rome in 1987. Belarus' Nadzeya Ostapchuk had the previous world lead at 20.94m. She finished in second at 20.05m. The USA's J. Camerena-Williams threw 20.02m for third. Borel-Brown managed a throw of 17.62m for 13th on her second throw.
Discus Throw
Only five athletes made the automatic qualifying standard of 62.00m. China's Yanfeng Li threw 66.52m on her second attempt for the victory. Germany's Nadine Muller made it to 65.97m on her second attempt for the silver medal, and Cuba's Yarelys Barrios threw 65.73m on her first attempt for the bronze medal.
The defending champion Stephanie Brown-Trafton settled for fifth with a throw of 63.85m. Cuban Denia Caballero finished in ninth with a throw of 60.73m. The Ivory Coast had Kazal Suzanne Kragbe throw 57.55m in the qualifying round and India had Harwant Kaur who threw 56.49m in the qualifying round.
Javelin Throw
Only five athletes did not make the automatic qualifying standard of 61.00m. In the final, Russia's Maria Abakumova threw a championships record of 71.99m on her fifth attempt. Barbara Sportakova of the Czech Republic, the World record holder at 72.28m, threw 71.58m for the silver medal. Sunette Viljoen of South Africa threw an Area record of 68.38m for the bronze medal.
Hammer Throw
Eight athletes made the automatic qualifying standard of 71.00m. Germany's Betty Heidler had the world lead at 79.42m. In the final, Wenxiu Zhang took the lead with a 75.03m throw on her first attempt. In the third round, Russia's Tatyana Lysenko threw 77.13m for a season's best that was not topped. Cuba's Ypsi Moreno, a multiple past champion, threw 74.48m for third place. In the fifth round, Heidler threw 76.06m for the silver medal. Moreno fouled on her last three attempts with the final one going into the net.
Unlike the track events fans get to see field event athletes do three or six attempts in the final, whereas there is only one race for the track events. They have an opportunity to see leads change numerous times in the competition. This certainly makes it very exciting. We hope we have been able to transmit some of that excitement. Next week we will do a detailed analysis of the track and multi-events.
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Arts Calendar
The Gallery at Old Fort Bay presents artwork by Andros artist Judith Papillon, including paintings and sculptures from her "COCO" collection. The work will be on display today, Saturday, May 25 12:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Raffle to benefit the Bahamas Humane Society.
"Meet the Artist: Netica Symonette", a book signing and exhibition with Netica Symonette, takes place Sunday, May 26 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Doongalik Studios Art Gallery. For more information, call 394-1886 or visit http://www.doongalik.com/.
"Design", new works by Lemero Wright, opens Friday, May 31 at 6 p.m. at The Ladder Gallery, New Providence Community Centre, Blake Road. For more information, visit http://www.facebook.com/TheLadderGallery or telephone 327-1660. This exhibition will be open until June 28.
"Beg, Borrow, Steal", new work by Bahama Woodstarr, opens Friday, May 31 at 5 p.m. at Liquid Courage Gallery in Palmdale.
"Catch Ya Sef", original portraits celebrating Bahamian icons by Matthew Wildgoose, opened Thursday, May 23 at the Balmoral Club. Ed Moxey and the Boys will also be performing at the opening.
"Surfaces", new work by Jonathan Bethel, opened Friday, May 24 at 7 p.m. at the Windsor Room of the British Colonial Hilton hotel. To R.S.V.P., call 324-6213 or email email@example.com.
"From Versus Function: Contemporary Art Quilts", featuring five artists and quilters, opened Monday, May 20 at The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas. This exhibition closes on Tuesday, June 25. For more information, visit www.nagb.org.bs, email email@example.com or call 328-5800/1.
"Art for Hope", a silent auction and cocktail reception, will be held Friday, May 31, 6:30-10 p.m. at the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas. Featured artists include Bernard Petit, Yvette Rolle, Jessica Colebrook, Clifford Fernander, Allan Pachino Wallace, Alistair Stevenson, Kishan Munroe, Dawnita Fry, Trevor Tucker, Dion Lewis, Fabian Fountain, Toby Lunn, Paul Hennis, Makario Gibson, Neko Meicholas, Lemero Wright, William Munroe, Abby Smith and Cydne. Tickets are $30. For more information, call 325-9326 and email firstname.lastname@example.com.
"life on my island", original patterns and paintings by Fash|Art 2012 Jackson Burnside III Visual Artist Competition Winner Attila Feszt, opens Thursday, June 13 at Doongalik Studios Art Gallery. For more information, visit http://www.doongalik.com/.
"Artisan", featuring work by Jan Elliott, Jenny Guy and Muck Guy, continues at the Central Bank of The Bahamas Art Gallery. Admission is free.
"Disrobed", currently on display at the D'Aguilar Foundation, showcases work exploring the beauty of the unclothed human form. This exhibition closes on Tuesday, June 11. The gallery is open Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, telephone 322-2323 or 357-9263 or email email@example.com.
"A New Direction: Mother & Child III", new work by Jessica and Erin Colebrook, continues at Hillside House. This exhibition ends Friday, May 31. For more information, visit http://www.antoniusroberts.com.
"Interkosmos", new work by British artists Rory and Ella McCartney, continues at Liquid Courage Galley in Palmdale. The exhibition closes on Thursday, May 30. For more information, visit https://www.facebook.com/LiquidCourageGallery.
"JAB: A look at Trinidad's Traditional Carnival", paintings by Maria Govan and photos and video installation by Maria Govan and Abigail Hadeed, continues at Popopstudios International Center for the Visual Arts. This project and exhibition is supported by The D'Aguilar Foundation. For more information, call 322-7834 or visit www.popopstudios.com.
"The John Beadle Project", new work by John Beadle, continues at The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas. For more information, visit www.nagb.org.bs, email email@example.com or call 328-5800/1.
"Master Artists of The Bahamas" continues at The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas. Featured Artists are John Beadle, Jackson Burnside, Stan Burnside, John Cox, Amos Ferguson, Kendal Hanna, Brent Malone, Eddie Minnis, Antonius Roberts, Dave Smith and Max Taylor. For more information, visit www.nagb.org.bs, email email@example.com or call 328-5800/1.
"Responsible Faith" continues at The Ladder Gallery, New Providence Community Centre, Blake Road. Artists will paint on 55-gallon metal drums, which will be exhibited and then donated to community parks. The drum covers will be used to create wall art for a permanent collection at The Ladder Gallery. Some will also be sold to benefit ACE Diabetes.
"SINGLESEX", an all-female portrait show depicting only female subjects, continues at The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas. NAGB Curator John Cox says it is meant to stand in dialogue with the "Master Artists of The Bahamas" exhibition (later this year), which has no female representation. For more information, visit www.nagb.org.bs, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 328-5800/1.
The Permanent Exhibition of the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas, displaying pieces under the theme "The Bahamian Landscape", continues this week at the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas. Gallery hours: Tue. - Sat. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sun. noon - 4 p.m. Admission $5 adults; $3 students/seniors; children under 12 are free. For more information, visit www.nagb.org.bs, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 328-5800/1.
Book Launches and Readings
Dr. Jonathan Rodgers launches his second book, "The Bahamian Dream" on Friday, May 31 at 6 p.m. at Doongalik Studios. For more information, contact Doongalik Studios at telephone 394-1886 or email email@example.com.
The Meah Foundation's Music Festival takes place Saturday, June 1, from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Charlotte Street, Downtown. Food will also be available from Van Breugel's.
Filmmaker Marion Bethel presents her documentary film, co-directed by Maria Govan, "Womanish Ways, Freedom, Human Rights & Democracy: The Women's Suffrage Movement in The Bahamas 1948-1962", on Wednesday, May 29 and Thursday, May 30 at Galleria Cinemas, JFK at 7 p.m. nightly. Admission is $10 for adults and $7 for students. The showing is sponsored by High Tide Rising and Etsa Psi Omega Chapter of The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
New online workshops from the Gaulin Project will begin in May. "A Light Through My Window: Writing the Spiritual Memoir" and "When My Body Speaks" will run from May 6 to June 30. Registration for each workshop is $450. For more information, visit http://helenklonaris.com/the-gaulin-project-upcoming-workshops/ or email Helen Klonaris at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bahamas Music Conservatory will hold its Summer Music Camp from July 1 to July 26 at the Duke Errol Strachan Music Centre on Village Road. The camp is geared toward young musicians ages eight to 18 and offered instruments are piccolo, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, trumpet, trombone, tuba, viola, cello and double bass. The cost of the workshop is $600. For more information, visit www.bahamasmusicconservatory.com.
Bahamas FilmInvest International will host the 5th Travelling Caribbean Film Showcase in June at Galleria Cinemas. This year's showcase will feature 29 feature films, documentaries, animations and children's films, with a special tribute being paid to the 40th anniversary of Bahamian independence.
Islandz, having acquired Downtown Art Tours, offers its Islandz Gallery Hop tours, examining art spaces downtown on Saturdays. Tickets are $20 per person for the two-hour tour. For more information or to book tickets, call 601-7592 or visit Islandz online at www.islandzmarket.com.
Tru Bahamian food tours offers a "Bites of Nassau" food tasting and cultural walking tour to connect people with authentic local food items, stories and traditions behind the foods and the Bahamians that prepare and preserve them, through a hands-on, interactive, educational tour and culinary adventure. Tickets are $69 per person, $49 for children under 12. Tours are everyday from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., starting at the British Colonial Hilton and ending at Tortuga Rum Cake Company. For more information, visit www.trubahamianfoodtours.com.
Call for works
Family Guardian's annual Calendar Photo Contest is open to all Bahamian photographers, under the theme "A Celebration of Bahamian Pastimes". The deadline for entries is July 12. For more information, visit http://www.familyguardian.com.
The 10th Annual Bahamas International Film Festival invites filmmakers from around the worls to submit their narratives, documentaries, worls cinema, short films, animation and family films. This year's festival takes place December 5-13 on New Providence and Eleuthera. The deadline is July 17. For more information, visit http://bintlfilmfest.com.
The 30th Annual Central Bank of The Bahamas Art Competition and Exhibition invites entries for its Open Category under the theme "The Independents", in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of Bahamian independence, which is being celebrated this year. The objectives of the competition are to identify, recognize and encourage Bahamian visual artists. To qualify, participants must be citizens of The Bahamas, aged 18 or older (as of October 1, 2013) and not registered in secondary school. The Open/Senior Category Competition and Exhibition component will be held from Tuesday, October 1 to Friday, November 1. Artists under 30 years are especially encouraged to embrace this opportunity of the theme of "The Independents" as a challenge in terms of material and/or the role and responsibilities of independent thinking in art in The Bahamas, as well as, thinking of the larger political symbolism of independence of the country.
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By NATARIO McKENZIE
Tribune Staff Reporter
EIGHT people appeared in court yesterday in connection with the violent clashes that took place near the Bank Lane court earlier this week.
Jonice Adderley, 25, Lynaire Bethel, 18, Fabian Rolle, 24, Derrick Adderley, 24, Lyndell Bethel, 18, Clinton Charles, 27, Jarvis Burrows, 29, and Clinton Kemp appeared before Deputy Chief Magistrate Carolita Bethel in Court 8, Bank Lane.
They were before the bench to answer charges stemming from an altercation that occurred near the Central Police Station on Wednesday afternoon, minutes after the arraignment of Javan Colebrooke, 30, who is charged with the murder of 20-year-old L ...
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A Vietnam veteran who becomes a local hero after saving a man from attackers on a city bus decides to take action when his best friend is murdered and the police show little interest in solving the crime....
Anthony Hugh Holbert, 54
Funeral Service for Anthony Hugh Holbert, 54 of Bowe Avenue, Montell Heights will be held on Saturday 12th March 2011 at 2:00pm at New Bethlehem Baptist Church, Independence Drive. Officiating will be Rev. Dr. Everette Brown Assisted by Rev. Dr. Erold Farquharson. Minister Cecil Higgs and Rev. Joseph Saunders. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Gardens Soldier Road.
Left to cherished his memories are his wife: Liliamae Holbert; children: Dennis, Denise and Dena Holbert; step-children: Dominique Shepherd, Chad Francis, Adrian Ramsey, Renardo Farrington and Tara Bodie; grand-children: Dillen and Kyden Holbert, Daryenne and Torres Dean, Brianna Shepherd and Sade Francis, Jovel and Fabian ...
Government signs contract for Big Pond Park study
Nassau, The Bahamas
- The Bahamas Government awarded a contract for $378,035 to
C. H. Developers and Construction Ltd. to conduct a land contamination
study for the development of the Big Pond Park, during a ceremony at
the Ministry of Public Works and Transport on Monday, March 28.
The contract was signed by
Public Works and Transport Minister the Hon. Neko Grant, Colin Higgs,
permanent secretary and John Canton, director. Fabian Bain signed on
behalf of C. H. Developers...
Barbara Baillou Arnette, 53
Funeral Service for the late Minister Barbara Baillou Arnette age 53 years of Johnson Terrace, Kelly Lane will be held on Saturday at New Mount Zion Baptist Church at 11:00a.m. Officiating will be Pastor. Andrew Stuart. Interment will follow in the Southern Cemetery, Cowpen & Spikenard Road.
Cherished memories will linger in the hearts of her husband: Prince Arnette; Four Daughters: Camille Mackey, Shannel Wilson Shekira Collins and Lashantay Baillou; Adopted Daughter: Nadia Laing; Stepson: Mario Arnette; Stepfather: Neville Deveaux; Adopted Parents: Cecil and Mavis Gaitor; 3 Sons-in-law: Stanley Wilson, Steve Miller and Phillip Humes; 4 Brothers: Arthur, Joseph, Charles and Cyril Rolle; 5 Sisters: Brenda Peet, Marina Stevens, Albertha Rahming, Betty Dorsette and Emma Williams; 3 Adopted Brothers: Cassius, Aaron and Edward Gaitor; 5 Adopted Sisters: Leteria Pinder, Kailean, Danielle, Lafeira and Senita Gaitor; 4 Brothers-in-law: Tamkio Sweeting, Teneil Williams, Terrance Peet, Alfred Rahming. Seven Grand-children: Steve, Darrius and Cassie Miller, Zion and Zolton Wilson, Phillip and Philliyah Humes. Aunts: Sylvia Brice, Shirley Sential, Albertha Hopkins, Jessie, Morian, Barabara and Sheila Baillou; Uncles: Everette, Bernard, Alfonso and Kingsley Baillou; Nieces: Maxine Brown, Melissa Dean, Sylvia Cargill, Caffie Dorsette,, Shonique Reckley, Patricia Johnson, Sylvian Rahming, Anna Jessica Rolle, Summer Rolle and Tenia Williams; Nephews: Tino, Ringo and Fabian Brown, Elvis Reckley, Jamal Turnquest, Samuel Stevens, Dwight and Jamone Johnson, Andi Baillou, Alferdo and Alex Rahming, Percy Marshall, Neville Dean, Daniel Williams and Charles Rolle Jr.; 10 Grandnieces; 12 Grandnephews; Cousins: Joanne Ferguson, Sherlyn Smith, Vevilan Hopkins, Helliena Cooper, Monique Baillou, Jackie Gaitor, Kenique Sential, Kim Morley, Jack Sential, Ty Fergusin, Dike and Prince Hopkins Jr, Leston, Ivan, Levan, Danny, James, John, Andrew, Remie, Neville, Nikki and Dancina Gaitor, Harvette Stacey, Denva, Remmique and Latario Gaitor, Anthony Goodman, Don and Troy, Shonell Gaitor, Frances Rolle, Sheryl Lightbourn, Pollymae Demeritte, Pam, Tezel, Terizen and Glenroy Baillou, Emma Romer, Alex, Raymond, Bernard and Ricardo Baillou, Ramond, Jamal and Sherice Gaitor, Sailes, Jessie and Rashekia Higgins and Mrs. Higgins. Special Friends: Lawrence Roker and Edward Dean; A host of other relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Laing, Pastor Ishmael Martain and family, Mastic Point Community, P.H.A. family and co-workers. Bishop Laroda, Sister Davis and family, Louise, Joan and Sherone, Conerstone Church Family, Thomas Ferguson, Sister Prall and family, Rose Strachan and family, Evamae and family, Jennifer and Fabian, Ashley O'Brian, Jwina Johnson, Jance Sweeting, Vincent Collins and family, Randolph Mackey and family, James Wells and family, Sq. Patrick Brown and family, Rowena Burrows and family, Christine Humes and family and Andrew Nixon.
Relatives and friends may pay their last respect at Evergreen Mortuary on Friday from 10:00a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and again at the church on Saturday from 10:00 a.m. until service time.


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Attendance rebounds at Windham schoolsStaff Report | January 29,2013BRATTLEBORO — School attendance rebounded Tuesday in the Windham Southeast Supervisory Union a day after news of an unexplained potential threat caused nearly half of its 2,500 students to stay home.
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The recording's last-minute nature and lack of specifics alarmed many parents still reeling from last month's school shootings in Newtown, Conn. But after a full day of news reports explaining the situation, nearly 95 percent of students returned to classes Tuesday.
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