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The main station building is adjacent to the Signalbox whilst the wooden waiting room on the other platform is now a small gift shop which raises money for the upkeep of the station.
Williton Station has a booking office which sells the full range of West Somerset Railway Tickets which can be found by visiting the Fares Pages.The Station has toilets but no disabled toilet facilities.
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For those who would like to explore Williton itself leave the station by the Signalbox and walk up Station Road, past the industrial estate to the junction with Long Street. Turn right into Long Street and you shortly reach the first of the towns pubs The Foresters Arms. Thereafter Long Street is a mix of building styles and materials and combines modern houses with older cottages and various business premises such as wine shops and hotels. Finally The Royal Huntsman and the Wlliton Social Club face each other across the road and the village centre is reached.
The Coleridge Way can be accessed from Willition Station. The Coleridge Way is a 36 mile route through the stunning Somerset countryside of the Quantock Hills, the Brendon Hills and Exmoor, a landscape that inspired Coleridge to produce some of his best known work.
Wibble Farm Nurseries is 1 mile from Williton Station.
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Atlus USA isn't againt the idea of launching horror-puzzler-romance sim Catherine in PAL territories, but it needs to secure a business partner first.10
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PSA: Catherine demo now available on XBLM
The Catherine demo is now available for download on Xbox Live Marketplace. You can add it to your queue here. The demo comes in at 854.20 MB, and PSN users should probably check later to see if it is available yet. We checked online and didn't see it, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's not […]9
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Catherine demo due July 12
Catherine is finally getting an English language demo next week, so now you can be baffled without even the flimsy excuse of language barriers to excuse you. Celebrate with this recent trailer.1
Quick Quotes: Atlus on changing Catherine's cover art for the Western market
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Catherine dated for US, English demo release confirmed
Atlus has slapped a firm US release date on thriller Catherine, giving it a July 26 launch in the country. The publisher's also confirmed that there'll be an English taster of the game coming to PSN and Xbox Live Marketplace that will allow you to try a block puzzle. Thanks, Siliconera.7
Catherine E3 2011 trailer re-introduces Vincent
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Atlus promotion lets you text with Catherine
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Catherine trailer asks the hard questions
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Catherine gets July 26 release date, "Love is Over" deluxe edition
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Catherine to offer alternate cover option in the US
Atlus has produced alternate Catherine cover art for "sensitive" US consumers.12
Quick shots: Catherine shots now creepy in English
Atlus has released the first English shots of psycho thriller Catherine. They're still as creepy as before, but only not in moonspeak. Therefore, you win. We win. We all win. Get the screens below. Game's out this summer in the US for PS3 and 360. No European release has been confirmed yet.0
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2006 - 2007 Recipients
Viveka Advani
Nikitia Datta
Howard County Public Schools
Nominated by MSDE
- Nikitia Datta and Viveka Advani won the 2009 Middle School National Debate Championship. Nikitia, a seventh-grade student at Lime Kiln Middle School, and Viveka, who just completed the eighth-grade at Burleigh Manor Middle School, became the first Howard County students to win the competition in its 10-year existence. Nikitia plans to defend her title next year.
Sophie Amberger
Jack Morgan
Cromwell Valley Elementary School
Baltimore County Public Schools
- Two fifth grade students, Sophie Amberger and Jack Morgan were student panelists at the Speak Up National Research Project Congressional Briefing at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. The briefing was organized by Project Tomorrow to coincide with the release of the Speak Up 2009 "National Findings from K-12 Students and Parents." Speak Up is a national survey that gathers input from students, parents, teachers, and administrators regarding the use of technology at school and at home. The findings are used extensively by government and corporations as they make plans for producing and funding instructional technologies for the K-12 school community. The students were invited to serve on this year's panel because of their school's high level of participation.
Luke Andraka
North County High School
Anne Arundel County Public Schools
- The "Genius Scholarship" Award was recently given to Luke Andraka at the 2010 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair. Luke also placed fourth in a nationwide contest while at Chesapeake Science Point Public Charter School and later won a $96,000 scholarship. To top it all off, he had an asteroid named after him!
Katherine Bobby
South River High School
- Katherine Bobby, a sophomore at South River High School, was named the grand prize winner of the Maryland Art Education Association Youth Art Award. As the winner of the grand prize, her artwork was made into a flag that was flown at the Postal Museum building in Washington, D.C. It was then sent to Minneapolis to be flown at the National Art Education Association convention. In addition, Katherine won an all-expense paid trip to New York City. On her upcoming trip to New York City, Katherine's hoping to go to some museums, to see a Broadway play and pick up her award at the breakfast banquet honoring the winning artists.
Samantha Chappell
Glen Burnie High School
Nominated by Cabrini Kriewald, Glen Burnie High School
- A senior, Samantha Chappell, has never missed a day of school since 1st grade. Having graduated in May 2008, the past years of school for Samantha have been a steady commitment to avoiding absence and tardiness. MSDE looks forward to hearing about her continued dedication for academic success.
Julia Chartove
Richard Montgomery High School
Tarun Kakumanu
Rockville High School
Montgomery County Public Schools
- Julia Chartove, a student at Richard Montgomery High School and Tarun Kakumanu, a student at Rockville High School put their knowledge of neuroscience to the test and took top honors in the 2009 Brain Bee in Washington, D.C. Julia won first place honors and Tarun placed second in February 2009. Twenty-three students from 14 high schools in Maryland and Washington, D.C., competed for the chance to move on to the U.S. National Brain Bee. Twenty-five students from across the country will take part in the competition and the winner will go on to represent the U.S. at the 11th annual International Brain Bee in Toronto. The Maryland State Department of Education is extremely proud of their dedication towards academic excellence.
Ndidi Chimah
Malacai Davis
Pleasant Plains Elementary School
- Ndidi Chimah and Malacai Davis, second-graders at Pleasant Plains Elementary School, found out that it pays to write about bugs after the books they wrote were purchased by the American Reading Company, which had sponsored a Reading Research Lab program at their school. Ndidi and Malacai are the only two students, among the 649 county classrooms with about 3,200 county students, participating in the program. During a school assembly in March, the students handed their respective books, "All about Lady Bugs" and "All about Bees," to a representative from the American Reading Company, who awarded them each a $50 check for the purchase of the titles. The purpose of the program is to encourage students to read more and improve the level of difficulty at which they read. In the 100 Book Challenge, students are encouraged to read for 30 minutes at school and 30 minutes at home each day, while parents and teachers record students' progress and improvement. The students hand-write their books, and their teacher types and pastes the text into the books.
Joshua Coyne
Winston Churchill High School
Nominated by Gail V. Tucker, MSDE
- Joshua Coyne, a 10th-grade student at Winston Churchill High School, is an accomplished violinist. Joshua's performance at the Maryland Teacher of the Year 18th Annual Awards Gala at Martin's West in October 2008, earned him a standing ovation for each selection. Joshua's musical talent, as well as his personal story of triumph, is remarkable. Joshua Coyne is a shining example of the great things that are happening in Maryland public schools. Joshua, unequivocally, has already made Maryland proud!
Nick DeMichele
Noah DeMichele
Students at Mountain Ridge High School and Westernport Elementary School
Allegany County Public Schools
-For the second year in a row, brothers Nick DeMichele and Noah DeMichele have both received the prestigious Carson Scholar Award. Nick, a freshman at Mountain Ridge High School, is a straight-A honor student and is a member of the MRHS Mock Trial Team, the Drama Club Tech Crew, the Spanish Club, and the Debate Team. Noah, a fifth-grader at Westernport Elementary School, is involved in the Acceleration and Enrichment Program and plays football for the Westernport Giants and baseball for the Westernport Pirates. They were invited to attend the Carson Scholar's Fund 14th Annual Awards Banquet, where they met Dr. Ben Carson and football legend Tony Dungy.
Peter DeMuth
Graduate, Loch Raven High School
Graduate UMD at College Park
Nominated by Mary Thurlow (MSDE)
- Peter DeMuth is this year's recipient of the University of Maryland's University Medal for most outstanding graduate. Peter has a 4.0 in his double major, is an active member in the Navigators Christian Fellowship, and volunteers in Jacob's Well in Baltimore. His wide-ranging variety of interests are further reflected by his career at Loch Raven High School where he was Captain of the state semi-finalist varsity soccer team in his senior year. Peter will be pursuing a Ph.D. in bioengineering at MIT in the fall.
James Dougan
Nordstrom College Scholarship
Chesapeake High School
- Chesapeake High School senior James Dougan was one of five people in the region to receive a $10,000 college scholarship given out by Nordstrom. He excels academically and is also a leader within the school.
Eon Duzant
W.E.B. DuBois High School
Baltimore City Public Schools
- Eon Duzant's research, titled "The Vex Robotics Challenge for Engineering and Mechanical Design for Applied Robotics Technology," explored ways to prevent automobiles from tipping over and aircraft from spiraling out of control. He won at the Morgan State University Regional Science Fair, and at the 2010 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair. He has also earned himself a $50,000, four-year scholarship. Eon is also a part of the school's varsity debate, chess, and tennis teams.
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
Students of Maryland High Schools
- Students and chapters from the State of Maryland receive national recognition at the 2009 FBLA Awards of Excellence Program in Anaheim, California.
Jonathan Hill, Allegany High School, Allegany County Public Schools
Steven Klupt, Carver Center for Arts and Technology, Baltimore County Public Schools
Chase Montgomery, Catonsville High School, Baltimore County Public Schools
Jillian Aranda, Julie Benish, and Rachel Davidson, Northern High School, Calvert
County Public Schools
Karthik Krishnan, River Hill High School, Howard County Public Schools
Bethany Hart, Justin Nicholson, and Courtney Wathen, Chopticon High School,
St. Mary's County Public Schools
Maryland FBLA State Chapter
Sikandar Porter-Gill
Gaithersburg High School
- Sikandar Porter-Gill, a senior at Gaithersburg High School, is a 2008 Davidson Fellow Laureate and $50K scholarship recipient. In his science project, "The Production of Methane in a Two-Chamber Bio-Catalyzed Microbial Fuel Cell Utilizing Methanosarcina barkeri," Sikandar developed a novel process to clean wastewater and produce methane for use as an alternative form of energy. Sikandar's research is a promising step toward pursuing a cost-effective and environmentally-friendly energy source.
William Hardin
Williamsport High School
Washington County Public Schools
Nominated by Laura Funk, Williamsport High School
- William Hardin is a student in the Washington County Public School District. He is currently in his senior year at Williamsport High School. In August 2008, Joey fell in an accident and suffered a traumatic brain injury. He subsequently had two brain surgeries. Prior to his accident, Joey was an honor roll student and played junior varsity soccer for Williamsport High. Over the past year, Joey has returned to school and is back on the honor roll and is on the varsity soccer team.
Kyle Hutzler
Huntingtown High School
Calvert County Public Schools
- Kyle Hutzler, a junior at Huntingtown High School, is a 2008 Davidson Fellow and $10K scholarship recipient. In his Outside the Box – Education Policy project, "Kansas: American Education," Kyle created a substantial policy paper incorporating analysis and editorials to serve as the groundwork for education reform. Kyle's work articulates a vision for restructuring with specific proposals ranging from classroom organization and curriculum, to funding and teacher pay.
Robert Keating
Severna Park High School
- Robert Keating, a senior at Severna Park High School, was named Teenager of the Year at the Severna Park Kiwanis Club Dinner and Awards Ceremony. Keating is a top scholar athlete and captain of the cross-country track team, involved with the Woods work Mission Trips; treasurer of the National Honor Society; and, is involved in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Additionally, he is an Eagle Scout who volunteers with local Boy Scouts, Giving Back Inc., and Habitat for Humanity. He also works on many church-related projects. This distinguished Maryland scholar continues to make a wide array of contributions throughout his community making them proud.
Anita Kulluri
Irene Lu
Madhu Vemulakonda
Hammond Elementary School
Howard County Public Schools
- A three-member team from Hammond Elementary School took first-place in the statewide Black Saga Competition, the highest finish ever for a Howard County school in that division. A second team from Hammond Elementary placed third in the elementary division. In all, 175 Howard County students representing 10 middle and 12 elementary schools participated in the competition. The state competition was sponsored by Dr. Charles Christian, a professor at Coppin State University, who invented the competition in 1992. The state competition is based on Christian's 608-page book, "Black Saga: The African American Experience: A Chronology." The students love to challenge themselves, and have a true interest in learning about African Americans, and their experience throughout the ages - each of the students were awarded $300 and a plaque.
Jonece Layne
Glenarden Woods Elementary School
Prince George's County Public Schools
Nominated by Cecelia Jones-Bowlding, PGCPS
- Jonece Layne has always been a student of excellence. Jonece maintains a 4.0 GPA and is poised to complete four high school courses while attending middle school. One morning each week, Jonece returns to Glenarden Woods Elementary School to tutor students in reading and math. She is an accomplished pianist, plays the clarinet, dances, plays chess, and has volunteered more than 600 hours at the Erickson's Riderwood Retirement Home. In addition, Jonece is a Dr. Ben Carson Scholar and a middle school winner of the 2007 "Women of Tomorrow Award" for the State of Maryland. Jonece has created a journey thus far that travels the roadway to success – the special aspect of her journey for success is that Jonece stops and helps others as she travels on.
Stephanie Leonard
Reginald F. Lewis High School
Nominated by Patricia Waters, BCPSS
- Stephanie Leonard, a 12th grade student, ranks 2nd in the Class of 2008. Stephanie has been on the Principal's List or Honor Roll since the 10th grade. Stephanie tutors elementary school students at Morgan State University. Stephanie is currently interning with the National Labor Relations Board. In addition, Stephanie was nominated as "Scholar of the Week" for the week in January 2008, and recognized for her accomplishments on TV Channel 54.
Jesse Leszczynski
Senior, Arundel High School
- Jesse Leszczynski has never missed a day of school since kindergarten. Having graduated on May 30th, the past years of school for Jesse have been a steady commitment to avoiding absence, lateness, and even early departure from school. With high hopes and his strong work ethic, Jesse looks forward to success at Shepherd University in West Virginia the fall of 2008.
Nicole D. Lewis
Crossland High School
- Nicole D. Lewis, a junior at Crossland High School, was selected to attend the 2008 Presidential Youth Leadership Conference (PYLC), sponsored by LeadAmerica at the Democratic National Convention in August 2008. Nicole joined other Presidential Scholars from across the United States for a 6-day conference. The students attending were each selected on the basis of demonstrated academic excellence, extracurricular involvement and strong leadership potential. The PYLC also offers a Presidential Inaugural Conference that will take place in Washington, D.C. during the 2009 Presidential Inauguration which Nicole has also been invited to attend. Nicole's career aspiration includes becoming an attorney who focuses on child advocacy and special education.
Richard Li
River Hill High School
-Richard Li's demonstrations of exemplary leadership and excellence have earned him the title of "2010 Presidential Scholar." This award recognizes students who demonstrate exemplary leadership and excellence in a variety of areas from academic achievement and leadership, to service to their community.
Indigo Mcmillian
Christin Morris
LaKeisha Johnson
The Baltimore Talent Development High School
Nominated by Marcie Taylor-Thoma, MSDE
- Indigo Mcmillian, Christin Morris, and LaKeisha Johnson participated in the "O" Ambassadors Program, a joint project of Oprah's Angel Network and Free the Children, by traveling to India to take part in a three-week international volunteer program. During their international education journey the girls learned about the culture of India, helped to build a school in a rural town there, and taught games to children. These students are making a tangible difference in the lives of their peers in the developing world, by working to find solutions to global challenges through active learning.
Bradley Natarian
Old Mill High School
-Bradley Natarian, a junior at Old Mill High School, claimed top honors at the county's annual Regional Science and Engineering Fair. Bradley won for his study of light beam communications. He will go on to compete in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in San Jose, California, with all expenses paid for as part of his winnings. Bradley took home several awards from this year's fair, including the grand prize.
Anand Oza
Montgomery Blair High School
- Anand Oza, a North Potomac resident, earned a perfect score – 2,400 – on his SAT Reasoning Test, placing him in the top 2 percent of all students who took the exam. Anand, a junior at Montgomery Blair High School in Silver Spring, competes on Blair's math, physics, and computer science teams.
Rachel Carson Scholars Award Winners
- Sponsored by the Newton Marasco Foundation, the 2008 Maryland Rachel Carson Scholars have been announced. The winners include:
First Place:
Olivia Smith
The Key School
Annapolis, Maryland
Second Place:
Katie Dell
Liberty High School
Carroll County Public Schools
First Place:
Olivia Smith
The Key School
Annapolis, Maryland
Second Place:
Katie Dell
Liberty High School
Carroll County Public Schools
Third Place:
Michael Chamberlain
Poolesville High School
Thomas James Reeder
Rosemont Elementary/Middle School
Coppin State University's Charter School
- Thomas Reed, a 5th-grade student at Rosemont Elementary/Middle School, received the award for Academic Excellence for the 2008/2009 school year, during a ceremony at Coppin State University. Thomas had overcome some challenges since attending the school in 2008 and proceeded to amaze his teachers and administrators. Thomas proudly displayed the award at the Division of Library Development and Services at MSDE, where his mom is employed. Thomas reaffirms Rosemont's belief that 'Excellence is Expected and Failure is Not an Option'. The award itself is a beautiful wreath sculpture, which he says he treasures.
Tommy Scott
Patuxent High School
- Tommy Scott, a student at Patuxent High School, is Maryland's 2008 Trig-Star Champion! His honorable achievement speaks volumes about his dedication to learning mathematics and indicates a bright future in both the academic community and beyond. Tommy earned a perfect score of 100 in 19.5 minutes and now proceeds to the National Championship Competition.
Cheyenne Snyder
Allegany High School
- Cheyenne Snyder, a senior at Allegany High School, has completed 12 years of school without missing a day. According to her mother, Cheyenne has always had a get-up-and-go personality. Cheyenne is a cheerleader and tennis player at Allegany – she plans to attend Frostburg State University to study biology, and later work as a forensic biologist.
Steel Foxes Steel Drum Band
Ring Factory Elementary
Harford County Public Schools
Nominated by Sara Egner
- Having received positive reviews from musicians and educators, the Steel Foxes of Ring Factory Elementary are the first steel drum band in Harford County. Students auditioned for the group and were specially selected to participate in this extracurricular performance-based program. Nine fifth-graders and 10 fourth-graders meet twice a week to rehearse pieces that they perform across Harford County. Their success has inspired others to start steel drum bands at other schools.
Former Students of Glenelg High School
Nominated by Gail Tucker, MSDE
- Recent graduates, A. J. Rosenthal and Evan Sanna, combined their love of athletics and working with students with special-needs, by creating a three-week camp at Glenelg High School. "Camp Inclusion" is available to special-needs students enrolled in high school. A.J. and Evan, both 18, wrote a proposal early in the school year, and received support from the school administration and the booster club to offset some of the camp expenses, to include insurance, supplies, and payroll.
Students of Civitas Middle/High School
- A group of students from Civitas Middle/High School are being lauded for their dedication and leadership demonstrated during the "Building Communities: Bringing Our Schools Together Project." The PRIDE-worthy recipients include: Aalyiah Taylor; Santez Hines; Jared Bobbit; Taylor Irving; Kendrea Farrare; Rodney Rogers; Quwan Smith; Cameron Chin; Amanda Goffigan; Chaz Calliett; and Kendall Faulkner.
Students of Maryland School for the Deaf
Frederick County Public Schools
- Andrew Biskupiak, Todd Bonheyo, Christy Hediger, Asher Kirschbaum, and Ethan Sonnenstrahl - students from the Academic Bowl Team from the Maryland School for the Deaf - were named the "2010 National Academic Bowl Champions" out of a total of 76 schools nationwide. Special kudos to their coaches, Edna Johnston and Patrick Rosenberg, who led them to victory.
Students of Maryland SkillsUSA
Maryland Career and Technology Education (CTE)
- Maryland CTE students representing 20 counties and Baltimore City competed at the 2009 Skills USA National Leadership and Skills Conference. Maryland's SkillsUSA delegation brought home 23 medals from the recent conference in Kansas City, MO in June. The Maryland State Department of Education, in cooperation with business, industry, and education partners, coordinates two annual statewide conferences to prepare students for the rigorous national competition.
Gold Medalists:
Spencer Crockett; Parkside High School CTE
Megan Evely, Emily Meagher, and Ikea Wilson; Frederick County Career & Technology Center
Brandon Coleman; James A. Forrest Career & Technology Center
Silver Medalists:
James Cornett, Meagan Turner, Issac Weems, Ashley Mattingly, and Michael Shepherd; Calvert Career Center
Matthew Gourley and Cassidy O'Brian; Frederick County Career & Technology Center
Virginia Harris; Worcester County Career & Technology Center
Jung An; Parkside High School CTE
Jason Tauber; Center of Applied Technology North
Bronze Medalists:
Edward Klein, Eric Foltz, and David Cobb; Harford Technical High School
Christine Kantner; Washington County Technical High School
Philippa Hatch; Frederick County Career & Technology Center
Daniel Chance, Matt Fletcher, and John Winn; Parkside High School CTE
Students of Randallstown High School
- A team of 12 Randallstown High School students joined forces in civic education to win the state competition and move on to the "We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution" National Finals. The students honored for their exemplary work include: Egochi Achinonu; Ashley Ball; Nicole Bhatia; Adrian Collins; Melanie Cooper; Erica Holmes; Parminder Kaur; Roland Rubin; Rachel Santos; Alexis Smith; Rodney Wardlaw; and Yonas Woldu.
Students of Walter Johnson High School
- High School Senior Tianhui Shen, High School Sophomore Daichi Ueda, High School Junior Aki Onda, and High School Sophomore Andi Shahu recently won the "It's Academic" Superbowl, which tests academic knowledge of high school students in the Washington, Baltimore and Virginia areas.
Students at Washington County Technical High School
- Pre-engineering students at Washington County Technical High School designed an energy-independent portable classroom that, among, other green features, would have a wall of grass. The ideas came from research and a field trip to the Ecobuild Conference in Washington, D.C. – an annual conference on sustainable building. Washington County Technical High School is the first school in the nation for students to design and construct classroom portables with photovoltaic solar panels and geothermal heating.
The Technowarriors
Woodlawn High School
Nominated by Patricia Turner, MSDE
- Team 768, The Technowarriors from Woodlawn High School, won the highest award given - the Chairman's Award - for their work for best representing a model for other teams to emulate. Team 768 is an inspiration to not only the school, but the community that surrounds it. The Woodlawn Robotics Club is a group of intelligent, motivated students who create robots in an annual competition held nationwide, known as the FRC (F.I.R.S.T. Robotics Competition). FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) is an organization founded by inventor Dean Kamen in 1992 as a way of getting high school students involved in and excited about science and technology. The program involves teams of mentors and high school students that collaborate to design and build a robot in six weeks. In March 2008, The Technowarriors attended the FIRST Robotics Chesapeake Regional Competition at the United States Naval Academy.
Teneika Williams
Arundel High School
- Teneika Williams is known as a leader at Arundel High School. Teneika is captain of Arundel High's Step Squad, and co-founder of "Pearls of Wisdom" – a group to help female students value themselves, their education, and their community. With her diligence to succeed, and strong leadership skills, Teneika Williams is not only an outstanding student, but she is a promising leader. Teneika is also active with the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and a member of The Diversity Club, whose members encourage students to learn about other cultures, and sit with unknown classmates during lunch. In October 2008, Teneika Williams was hailed "Teen of the Week" in The Capital Newspaper.
Stefanie Zaner
Northwest High School
- Stefanie Zaner, called Iron Kid of Darnestown, is closing in on her 2,340th straight day of public school. Stefanie, a senior at Northwest High School, has not only had 13 years of perfect attendance, she is also a straight-A student. Stefanie seems to draw her motivation from within, although her mother is a former PTA president known for working through daily task lists, as well. Stefanie will attend the University of Maryland in its honors program.


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New Orleans Hornets guard Austin Rivers, the son of Celtics coach Doc Rivers, drives up the court during the second quarter against the Boston Celtics at TD Banknorth Garden on Wednesday. (Greg M. Cooper-USA TODAY Sports)
Robin Lopez had 17 points on 7-for-11 shooting and Greivis Vasquez chipped in 15 points and 11 rebounds for the Hornets, who overcame the absence of Eric Gordon (sore knee) to post their sixth win in seven outings.
Kevin Garnett had a team-high 15 points and Paul Pierce mustered just 12 on 5-for-16 shooting for the Celtics, who saw their six-game winning streak come to an end.
New Orleans took advantage of Boston's struggles from the field in the fourth quarter (7-for-23) to pull away. The Hornets also excelled at the free-throw line, finishing 26-for-31.
After Jared Sullinger's jumper brought the Celtics to within four at 75-71, Vasquez scored five of his team's next seven points before Ryan Anderson added a five-point surge.
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Mom free after conviction in son's death overturned
BY STEFANO ESPOSITO Staff Reporter firstname.lastname@example.com February 25, 2013 12:06PM
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DWIGHT, Ill. — In a whitewashed cinderblock waiting area Monday, Nicole Harris clung to her son, not wanting to let go.
When Harris released him, she noticed — with surprise — the rough scrape of his cheek. "Puberty," she said.
There will surely be many more adjustment moments like this for Harris, a Chicago woman released Monday from Dwight Correctional Center after spending almost eight years behind bars for strangling her 4-year-old son — a criminal conviction a federal appeals court threw out last October.
It was Harris' older son, Diante — the boy the appeals court ruled was wrongly barred from testifying that the death was a tragic accident — who embraced Harris first on Monday.
Now 14, Diante entered the prison carrying a brown teddy bear and a silver balloon.
"There aren't any words — it was just overwhelming," a beaming Harris said of the reunion with her son, who was 6 when she was last a free woman.
Harris had been locked up since May 2005, when she allegedly used the elastic from a bedsheet to strangle little Jaquari Dancy in a rage at their Northwest Side home. Convicted a year later based primarily on a confession she later recanted, she was sentenced to 30 years behind bars.
In October, a federal appellate court ruled that the then-6-year-old Diante was wrongly prevented from testifying that the death was a tragic accident.
Diante — who was in the top bunk when Jaquari died below him — would have testified that Jaquari wrapped the elastic around his own neck as part of a "Spider-Man game," accidentally asphyxiating himself while their mother was at a nearby laundry.
Prosecutors have yet to decide whether they plan to retry the case, said Tandra Simonton, a spokeswoman with the Cook County state's attorney's office.
On Monday, after Harris embraced Diante and a host of other friends and relatives, she disappeared into a prison room marked "Shakedown," leaving her prison gray sweats and white T-shirt in a waste basket, before emerging in a pair of designer jeans and an olive windbreaker.
"It's too small," Harris said self-consciously of her new clothes.
"No, you look wonderful," someone replied.
At precisely noon, a prison employee announced to the gathering, "You're free to go, folks."
With that, Harris walked out — hand-in-hand with best friend Joyce Reed — into the fresh air, leaving behind the razorwire-topped fences gleaming in the sunlight.
Contributing: Kim Janssen


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Proactive approachAs one of the most rapidly growing counties in the nation, Williamson County is very deliberate and proactive in its approach to improving the overall health of the community. During this past year, the WilCo Wellness Alliance expanded countywide to form community groups in each of the four quadrants of the county, targeted working groups on current strategic issues, and a Community Health Improvement Steering Committee to guide all activities. Schools, healthcare, business, nonprofits, faith-based organizations, and government agencies are active and ongoing leaders in this collaborative process.
Community health assessmentTo harness the multiple efforts, initiatives, and changing demographics of the County, this year the WilCo Wellness Alliance, with the support of the Williamson County and Cities Health District, undertook a comprehensive community health assessment. This assessment validates the great work already being done in the community and identifies emerging issues. Prioritization and discussion around community health improvement is currently underway with a plan to be finalized this summer.
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News about Lacrosse, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Dec. 13, 2014
Cascade Lacrosse announces that it has reached agreement with National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment on modification of its Cascade Model R lacrosse helmet, which was recently decertified for safety reasons; enhanced padding will be provided to helmet owners at no cost. MORE
Dec. 6, 2014
National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment voids certification of the Warrior Regulator and the Cascade Model R, popular lacrosse helmets worn by tens of thousands of players on top NCAA teams; representatives from both companies say they are working with the standards committee to resolve situation. MORE
May. 30, 2014
Brothers Miles and Lyle Thompson, star lacrosse players at State University of New York at Albany, become first Native Americans to win Tewaaraton Award, trophy given to best lacrosse player in the nation, and the first players to share it. MORE
May. 27, 2014
Duke defeats Notre Dame, 11-9, to win NCAA men's lacrosse championship MORE
May. 25, 2014
Duke beats Denver, 15-12 and Notre Dame beats Maryland, 11-6, in the NCAA men's lacrosse Final Four matchup; Duke and Notre Dame will now face each other in the finals. MORE
May. 24, 2014
Maryland beats Northwestern, 9-6, in the semifinals of the NCAA women's lacrosse tournament. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Lacrosse coach Mike Pressler has steadily revived his shattered career in the wake of Duke University sexual-assault case that turned out to be bogus but cost him his job; now at tiny Bryant University, Pressler led its Division II team into Division I play in 2009, and has brought them to the playoffs in current season. MORE
Mar. 10, 2014
Native American brothers Lyle and Miles Thompson, along with cousin Ty, have turned SUNY Albany into an unlikely lacrosse powerhouse; men, who grew up on a reservation in upstate New York, have become stars in a sport that was created by their ancestors, igniting a scramble for Native American recruits at lacrosse programs across the country. MORE
Nov. 15, 2013
Cornell fires its men's lacrosse coach, Ben DeLuca, two months after the fall season was canceled because of hazing; Matt Kerwick will serve as the interim coach. MORE
Sep. 29, 2013
Nonprofit groups in New York City have been attracting a racially and economically diverse population to play lacrosse, sport long associated with elite prep schools. MORE
Sep. 20, 2013
Cornell cancels all fall competitions for its men's lacrosse team for what the university describes as 'a team hazing incident.' MORE
Sep. 1, 2013
Jeff Z Klein Box Seats article notes that Harry J Smith, Mohawk Indian also known as Jay Silverheels, was a star box lacrosse player before he became Tonto in the TV series The Lone Ranger. MORE
Jul. 21, 2013
United States defeats Canada, 19-5, to take women's lacrosse World Cup title. MORE
May. 31, 2013
Rob Pannell of Cornell and Katie Schwarzmann of Maryland win the Tewaaraton Award, given to the top men's and women's lacrosse players in the country. MORE
May. 28, 2013
Duke men's lacrosse team defeats Syracuse, 16-10, to win its second NCAA championship in four years. MORE
May. 26, 2013
Duke defeats Cornell, 16-14, and Syracuse defeats Denver, 9-8, in semifinals of NCAA men's lacrosse championships. MORE
May. 25, 2013
Popularity of lacrosse has increased, but the diversity in the sport has lagged behind; NCAA study finds that just 1.9 percent of Division I men's lacrosse players are black. MORE
May. 23, 2013
Cornell attacker Rob Pannell, who delayed his graduation so that he could play another season after breaking a bone in his foot, will lead his team against Duke in the NCAA lacrosse semifinals. MORE
May. 20, 2013
Duke tops Notre Dame in the NCAA men's lacrosse quarterfinals, and Denver beats North Carolina. MORE
May. 19, 2013
Syracuse beats Yale, 7-6, in NCAA men's lacrosse tournament quarterfinals. MORE
May. 15, 2013
Rutgers reinstates its men's lacrosse coach Brian Brecht, after suspending him with pay as it investigated allegations of verbal abuse. MORE
Apr. 25, 2013
Profile of John Tavares, 44-year-old math teacher in Mississauga, Ontario, and uncle of New York Islanders star center, also named John Tavares; in addition to being the uncle of a sports star, the older Tavares is himself the highest-scoring player in the history of indoor lacrosse. MORE
Apr. 20, 2013
Rutgers suspends men's lacrosse coach Brian Brecht, and will investigate accusations of verbal abuse, latest development in athletics controversy that has gripped university. MORE
Mar. 5, 2013
Rebranded New York Lizards of Major League Lacrosse will play two home games on Randalls Island in 2013, hoping to raise their profile. MORE
Feb. 16, 2013
Loyola University men's lacrosse team, coming off a 2012 championship, use vintage training techniques, like medicine balls, hill running and carrying teammates, to maintain its edge. MORE
Jul. 17, 2012
Ivy League introduces new rules in lacrosse and soccer aimed at limiting concussions; previously implemented rules to limit concussions in football. MORE
Jul. 7, 2012
Women's lacrosse program at Franklin & Marshall, private college in Lancaster, Pa, and perennial Division III power, continues to reel from hazing scandal that broke in April 2012. MORE
May. 29, 2012
Loyola Maryland defeats Maryland, 9-3, to win the NCAA men's lacrosse championship, Loyola's first Division I title in any sport. MORE
May. 28, 2012
Northwestern defeats Syracuse, 8-6, to win NCAA women's lacrosse championship. MORE
May. 27, 2012
Maryland upsets Duke, 16-10, and Loyola Maryland defeats Notre Dame, 7-5, to make for an all-Maryland final at the NCAA men's lacrosse championships. MORE
May. 26, 2012
Race for earlier and earlier commitments from recruits--the same rush that is well known in college men's basketball and football--has spread to college men's lacrosse MORE
May. 26, 2012
Syracuse defeats Florida, 14-13, and Northwestern defeats Maryland, 9-7, in NCAA women's lacrosse semifinals. MORE
May. 21, 2012
Duke defeats Colgate, 17-6, and Notre Dame defeats Virginia, 12-10, in NCAA men's lacrosse quarterfinals. MORE
May. 20, 2012
Loyola Maryland defeats Denver, 10-9, in the NCAA men's lacrosse tournament quarterfinals; other tournament results noted. MORE
May. 19, 2012
Northwestern women's lacrosse coach Kelly Amonte Hiller built her program by running her summer camps in high school lacrosse's talent-rich areas, mostly in the Northeast. MORE
May. 14, 2012
Virginia defeats Princeton, 6-5, in NCAA men's lacrosse tournament first-round. MORE
May. 13, 2012
Duke defeats Syracuse, 12-9, in the first round of the NCAA men's lacrosse tournament. MORE
May. 13, 2012
Gary Gait, a four-time all-American who helped Syracuse win three consecutive NCAA lacrosse championships, has coached the Syracuse women's team to a high tournament seed. MORE
May. 12, 2012
University of Florida's women's lacrosse program has blazed its way to the top of the sport, earning a No. 1 national ranking and the top overall seed in the NCAA tournament. MORE
May. 11, 2012
College lacrosse, often called the fastest sport on two feet, has slowed considerably in recent years, sparking debate over using a shot clock to speed up the game. MORE
Apr. 29, 2012
Johns Hopkins lacrosse defeats top-ranked Loyola Maryland, 10-9, in overtime. MORE
Apr. 28, 2012
Top-ranked Loyola men's lacrosse team is no longer an underdog as it prepares to face its intracity rival Johns Hopkins. MORE
Feb. 13, 2012
Detroit Mercy defeats Michigan, 13-9, in men's college lacrosse. MORE
Feb. 11, 2012
Expansion of Division I men's lacrosse at Football Bowl Subdivision universities has been hindered by high overhead costs and Title IX compliance, but Michigan leapt these hurdles with a grassroots approach. MORE
Jan. 13, 2012
Dr Claudia Harris, a psychiatrist who for four years was a volunteer coach with the New Canaan Lacrosse Association, is seeking Title IX protection in a lawsuit; claims that the league's behavior, which ultimately led to her firing, violated sex discrimination in education laws normally applied to high school and college athletics. MORE
May. 31, 2011
Virginia defeats Maryland, 9-7, to win NCAA men's lacrosse title. MORE
May. 30, 2011
Northwestern defeats Maryland, 8-7, to win NCAA women's lacrosse championship; it is Northwestern's sixth title in seven years. MORE
May. 29, 2011
Virginia defeats Denver, 14-8, and Maryland beats Duke, 9-4, in the NCAA men's lacrosse tournament semifinals. MORE
May. 28, 2011
University of Denver men's lacrosse team, which will play Virginia in the national semifinals, is trying to become the first Division I men's champion not from the East Coast; Denver has become a contender under Hall of Fame coach Bill Tierney, who won six national titles with Princeton, but still enters semifinal play as an underdog. MORE
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Indians Widen Old Outlet in Youth Lacrosse
American Indians are reasserting their heritage through a game invented by their ancestors.July 13, 2007 nyregionNews
Maker Agrees to Modify a Lacrosse Helmet That Was Decertified
The popular helmets — made by Cascade Lacrosse — will receive enhanced padding at no cost to their owners.
December 13, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON LACROSSE AND: Lacrosse , Helmets , National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment , Concussions
After 2 Helmets Are Decertified, Lacrosse Faces Safety Concerns
The idea of lacrosse as a safer alternative to football has taken a hit as two of the most popular helmets are no longer certified as safe.
December 6, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON LACROSSE AND: Lacrosse , Helmets , National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment , Concussions
Albany's Thompson Brothers Share Top Lacrosse Award
Native American brothers Miles and Lyle Thompson, the Albany stars who each broke the Division I lacrosse record for most points in a season, are co-winners of the Tewaaraton Award.
May 30, 2014, Friday
MORE ON LACROSSE AND: Lacrosse , Thompson, Lyle , Thompson, Miles , College Athletics
Brothers Share Award
The Native American brothers Miles and Lyle Thompson, the Albany stars who each broke the Division I lacrosse record for most points in a season, are co-winners of the Tewaaraton Award.
May 30, 2014, Friday
MORE ON LACROSSE AND: College Athletics , Thompson, Miles , Native Americans , State University of New York at Albany , Lacrosse , Awards, Decorations and Honors , Colleges and Universities , Thompson, Lyle
Duke Holds Off Notre Dame to Win Third Lacrosse Title in Five Years
A face-off victory late in the game was critical in helping the Blue Devils' John Danowski become the ninth men's lacrosse coach to win three N.C.A.A. Division I championships.
May 27, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON LACROSSE AND: College Athletics , Kavanagh, Matt , Danowski, John , Lacrosse , Aaron, Luke (1993- ) , NCAA Lacrosse Championships , Duke University , University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame's Goalie Emerges as Possible Answer to Duke's Versatile Offense
After an uncertain start to the season, Conor Kelly, the Fighting Irish's goalie, has made 37 saves in his past three games. In the N.C.A.A. men's final against the Blue Devils in Baltimore on Monday, he will face an offensive juggernaut.
May 26, 2014, Monday
MORE ON LACROSSE AND: University of Notre Dame , Lacrosse , College Athletics , Duke University
Top-Seeded Duke and Notre Dame Advance to Final
The Blue Devils, who beat Denver, will face the sixth-seeded Fighting Irish, who shut down Maryland. Duke is seeking its third title under Coach John Danowski.
May 25, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON LACROSSE AND: University of Denver , Duke University , University of Maryland , Lacrosse , NCAA Lacrosse Championships , University of Notre Dame
Maryland and Syracuse Reach Women's Lacrosse Final
Kelly McPartland scored three goals, and top-seeded Maryland defeated Northwestern, 9-6, in the semifinals of the N.C.A.A. women's lacrosse tournament in Towson, Md.
May 24, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON LACROSSE AND: NCAA Lacrosse Championships , College Athletics , Northwestern University , Lacrosse
Ex-Duke Lacrosse Coach Rebuilds Shattered Career
Fired in the wake of a sexual-assault case involving Blue Devils players that turned out to be bogus, Mike Pressler has the lacrosse program at tiny Bryant University rolling in Division I.
May 17, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON LACROSSE AND: Duke University , Colleges and Universities , College Athletics , NCAA Lacrosse Championships , Pressler, Mike , Lacrosse , Bryant University
Nothing to Cheer About
An examination of the 2006 Duke lacrosse ordeal, and the dangerous balance between academics and college athletics.
April 27, 2014, Sunday
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