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A viewing for 8-month-old Angelie Paredes was held Sunday at Vainieri Funeral Home in North Bergen.
The child was killed and seven others injured Tuesday when the bus veered off a West New York street, hitting the pole that fell on the stroller. The bus then struck a tree, another pole and a parked car that then hit three other vehicles.
The bus driver, Idowu Daramola, is being held on $250,000 bail. He faces charges of death by auto, reckless driving and using a cellphone while operating a vehicle.
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With the discharge of Madden 13 just around the area, there are many features in this seasons activity that I'm getting thrilled about. Of course, there are many specs that I am also really thrilled about, and I want to discuss those features now. I'm going to be referring to the Infinity Motor, successfully pass trajectories, along with the study and respond protecting features below.
#1. Infinity Motor.
If you're a Madden geek like me, then you're probably already well-aware of the new science engine in this seasons activity. For those of you that don't know what Infinity Motor is, it's basically EA's edition of Organic Movement. No more will we see an animation-based dealing with program. Actually, to my information, the only position we will see animated graphics within game perform, is for grabs.
To be sincere, I would have been way more passionate for this seasons activity if EA would have taken animated graphics out of the experience absolutely. My best think is that EA may have tried eliminating capturing animated graphics, but consequently, they were getting some strange capturing movements, and had to eliminate it from the engine, and re-implement capturing animated graphics. Nevertheless, the Infinity Motor is #1 on my record, and there will be new capturing animated graphics this season.
#2. Pass Trajectories.
This is lengthy late, because if you're anything like me, you were fed up with a super hero linebackers several years ago. If you're different with this function, it will allow you to toss the football with more precision. Do you want to toss great and outside, great and within, low and outside, or somewhere else? The better your qb is, the more perfectly you will be able to position the football on its velocity.
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1. What is the difference between the Fund and the Foundation?
The Vermont Children's Trust Fund was established in 1986 by an act of the Vermont Legislature. The Fund is a pool of money that was originally made up of a State allocation and Federal Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention Formula Grants. Both continue to be awarded annually to the Trust Fund. The state allocation has been approximately $100,000 for the past several years. Federal funds have ranged from $170,000 to $250,000.
From the Trust Fund, grants are awarded annually to prevention programs throughout Vermont. Requests for funding for grants have exceeded funds available by as much as 7:1 in the past but has averaged 2:1 in recent years.
To help bridge the gap, in 1991 the Vermont Children's Trust Foundation was established as a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization to raise funds from the private and corporate sectors to add to the Trust Fund. All donations to VCTF are tax deductible. For the past few years, the Foundation has contributed the following amounts to the Vermont Children's Trust Fund for grants.
2006- $65,000
2007- $70,000
2008- $90,000
2009- $77,000
2010- $83,200
2011- $85,000
2012 - $115,400
Additionally, the state legislature passed a bill in 1996 putting the Vermont Children's Trust Fund on the state income tax returns, Line 29 B. Annual donation income from the tax check-off averages $75,000.
2. Who manages the Trust Fund?
The Children and Family Council for Prevention Programs (CFCPP), a 21 member state advisory group appointed by the Governor for their expertise in childhood issues, oversees the Fund. Employees of the Agency of Human Services serve on the Council. The Agency of Human Services, with the guidance of the CFCPP members, approves grant awards. Members of the CFCPP established VCTF and originally served on the Foundation board.
At the request of the State of Vermont, VCTF entered into an agreement in 2009 to manage the Children's Trust Fund on behalf of the State.
3. What are prevention programs?
Examples of prevention programs are parenting education classes, home visits and support groups for parents, after-school programs, teen community service, and mentoring programs.
Prevention programs have been proven to help reduce the likelihood of child abuse and neglect, domestic violence, juvenile delinquency, truancy, school drop- outs, teenage pregnancy, and other high- risk behaviors. They help prevent problems from occurring.
Prevention programs are open to the general public (not aimed at high risk populations), have voluntary participation, promote health and self-reliance, and positively influence the community.
4. Besides preventing problems what does the VCT Fund hope to accomplish?
The Vermont Children's Trust Fund looks for programs with potential to bring about the following positive outcomes established by the Agency of Human Services-
5. What is the grant cycle?
Applications are due in March and awards are made in June. The grant year is July 1 - June 30.
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Non-profit organizations, as well as schools and municipalities are eligible. Individuals and for-profit organizations are not eligible for VCTF grants.
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Grants generally range from $500 to $15,000. In FY11 the average grant award was $7,500.
In 2011, $610,651 was awarded to 81 programs. More than $763,000 was requested by over 98 organizations.
In 2010, a total of $423,740 was awarded to 70 programs. More than $790,000 was requested by over 107 organizations.
In 2009, a total of $495,425 was awarded to 79 programs. More than $700,000 was requested by over 93 organizations.
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8. Does the VCT Foundation have an endowment fund?
The Vermont Children's Trust Foundation has an endowment fund that it is currently building.
9. What is the Trust Foundation's relationship with the Turrell Fund?
The Foundation assists the Turrell Fund in the planning and execution of the Turrell Fund Day for Children, an annual event that celebrates supporters of children and families in Vermont. In addition to managing the event, VCTF helps the Turrell Fund with the selection process for Turrell's Landon Awards. These annual awards are granted to a Vermont program that provides exemplary service to children, birth to 6. There is a $25,000 unrestricted gift and two runners-up awards of $2,500/each.
1996 - Champlain Valley Kids on the Block, Burlington
1997 - Growing up OK, Addison NE Supervisory Union
1998 - The Children's Room, Waterbury Center
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2000 - Sara Holbrook Center, Burlington
2001 - Unlimited Fathering Opportunities, Bennington
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2004 - Hinesburg Friends of Families
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2006 - Winooski Family Center
2007 - Stepping Stones Preschool
2008 - Bright Smiles, Washington County
2009 - Vermont Campaign To End Childhood Hunger
2010 - The Lamoille Valley Community Justice Program
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2012 - Addison County Parent Child Center
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Fritz von Opel (right) at an international motorboat race, 1928.
|4 May 1899
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Samedan, Switzerland
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|Adam Opel
Fritz Adam Hermann Opel, since 1918 von Opel (4 May 1899, Rüsselsheim, Grand Duchy of Hesse - 8 April 1971), was the only child of Wilhelm von Opel, and a grandson of Adam Opel, founder of the Opel Company. He is remembered mostly for his spectacular demonstrations of rocket propulsion that earned him the nickname "Rocket Fritz".
Von Opel was born in Rüsselsheim and educated at the technical university of Darmstadt. After graduation, he was made director of testing for Opel and also put in charge of publicity. In the 1920s, he became interested in using rockets in publicity stunts for the company and sought advice from Max Valier of the newly formed Verein für Raumschiffahrt (VfR - "Spaceflight Society") and Friedrich Sander, a pyrotechnics manufacturer from Bremerhaven.
On 15 March 1928 von Opel tested his first rocket-powered car, the RAK.1 and achieved a top speed of 75 km/h (47 mph) in it, proving the concept. Less than two months later, he reached a speed of 230 km/h (143 mph) in the RAK.2, driven by 24 solid-fuel rockets.
Later that same year, he purchased a sailplane named the "Ente" (duck in German) from Alexander Lippisch and attached rocket motors to it, creating the world's first rocket plane on 11 June. The aircraft exploded on its second test flight, before von Opel had a chance to pilot it himself, so he commissioned in a new aircraft, also called the RAK.1 from Julius Hatry, and flew it at Frankfurt-am-Main on 30 September 1929. In the meantime, another mishap had claimed the RAK.3, a rocket-powered railway car powered by 30 solid-fuel rockets and which reached a speed of 254 km/h (157 mph).
Also in 1928, Opel built and test ran a rocket-powered motorcycle called the Monster.[1]
Von Opel left the Opel company and Germany after 1929 and died in Samedan, Switzerland in 1971.[2]
On 25 April 1940 Fritz von Opel was removed from the Italian liner Conte di Savoia by British authorities at Gibraltar. After being detained at Gibraltar for 16 days, he was allowed to proceed to the USA.
He married Emita Herrán Olózaga (1913–1967) in 1947.[3] Fritz von Opel is the father of Formula One driver Rikky von Opel (Frederick von Opel).
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- ^ The History Of The Rocket-Powered Motorcycle, Jalopnik, May 24, 2010, retrieved 2012-05-30
- ^ Lundy, Darryl. "Person Page 15840". thePeerage.com. Retrieved 2011-12-11.[unreliable source]
- ^ Lundy, Darryl. "Person Page 15846". thePeerage.com. Retrieved 2011-12-11.[unreliable source]


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Students from the STEM@Work program recently paid a visit to the Lee County Emergency Operations Center where they were given a tour of the new building construction site. The state-of-the- art building will house meeting rooms for emergency personnel and media crews and will be the new basis of operations for Emergency Management. Keith Litzell, with HSA Engineers & Scientists, spoke to the students about Civil Engineering and the site development, while Gary Griffin from B&I Contractors talked about the HVAC and power generation requirements to keep the EOC completely self-sufficient and operational for 7 days. Representatives from the ECO met with students to discuss the behind the scenes emergency management plans and how they go into effect.
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TechMatch 2012 was held on April 17th at Edison Collegiate High School. The event featured an industry panel who presented on topics including: STEM, internships and developing the local technical talent pipeline. Approximately 100 students and faculty in attendance and students were very interested in what business owners would like to see from them as potential employees.
STEM@Work Wrap-Up Event
The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools, Inc. has been leading the effort to step up STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) initiatives in the Lee County School District. One of the programs, STEM@Work, had a very successful school season. The STEM@Work program held their wrap up festivities at City of Palms Park on April 27th from 8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Students participated in a "Complete Streets" presentation based on their assessment of City of Palms Park. The students who have been participating in the STEM@Work program went out in teams around the park, and based on their experiences and what they have learned, came back and gave a short presentation with regard to their suggestions.
As a special guest, Ed Moriarty from MIT's Edgerton Center was on hand to provide the students and business partners with STEM related projects and hands-on activities such as the design of lego string racers. Members of the Miracle Baseball Team were also present to help Ed demonstrate the physics of baseball using a high-speed camera.
On April 28, 2012 the Edison Ford Winter Estates hosted the final TechChallenge event sponsored by Algenol Biofuels. The event featured several STEM related challenges including balloon powered racers and a challenge that involved golf balls, toothpicks and foam board. Students were asked to create a maze out of toothpicks that would allow their golf ball to stay on their boards the longest. The event marked the end of the four-part Tech Challenge series and plans to expand the event for next year are underway.
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|Fri, 10-12-2012 - 5:16pm
Please share your cute fall photos of your babies with pumpkins and fall color here! I know a lot of us will start getting out on the weekends to local pumpkin patches or orchards, so get those cameras clicking. We'd love to see your little cuties enjoying the fall!
|Mon, 10-15-2012 - 10:31pm
Awwwww! I love all the photos :) The kiddos all look to love each other! I don't have a fall picture of Josh yet... but I'll get around to it. I have tons of pictures of big brother Nate in the leaves... but none of Josh. I should take him out in the leaves tomorrow afternoon and get a couple photos before it turns cool again.


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December 21, 2014
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Doug Messer has been named the Director of Transportation for USD 383. Messer comes to USD 383 from the Riley County Fire Service where he has served for 17 years as the Assistant Fire Chief Supervisor. For 15 years, Messer also served as a bus driver, trainer and dispatch supervisor for USD 383 Transportation Services. He attended Manhattan Area Technical College and Kansas State University.
"I'm very excited to be coming back to USD 383 Transportation Services," states Messer. "Having started with the district as a school bus driver in 1991, I feel like I'm coming home again. I realize there are challenges ahead, but am prepared to handle the changes caused by redistricting."
"Doug brings considerable experience and knowledge of school transportation services and equipment to the position of Director," states Superintendent Bob Shannon. "Under Doug's leadership we will continue to provide a safe and reliable transportation system for our students to school, home and activities outside Manhattan-Ogden."
Messer will begin his position on June 4, 2012.
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We are very excited about the 5th annual Lights. Camera. Help Cause-Driven Film Festival coming August 15-17 in Austin, Texas. It wouldn't be a great event without your fantastic films so submit today.
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What kinds of films are you looking for? Micro-doc* (up to 5 minutes) short films (5-29 minutes), feature films (30 minutes and up) that support a cause. Any film that raises awareness, promotes action, or inspires its viewers to make the world a better place. The films can be made in any year. International entries are welcome.
What can I win? Lights. Camera. Help. is expecting to donate a total of approximately $5,000 to the causes represented in the winning films.
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NARRAGANSETT — The Coventry girls' soccer team is eternally grateful that soccer matches at the high-school level last 80 minutes, not 40.
It was a tale of two halves on Wednesday at The Prout School for the Oakers, where the first 40 minutes of play saw Prout – a past foe within the Division II ranks – take complete control of the match in terms of possession and physicality against the prominently-physical Coventry XI.
But, the second half saw the Oakers regroup and regain that physical form to take control of the match, which resulted in a pair of second-half tallies to earn a tough 3-2 win over the Crusaders for their third victory in as many matches on the young season.
"I wasn't happy at all with the first-half performance by them," Coventry head coach Chris Daigneault said. "We brought it in the second half, though, and I thought they played really well."
Although the season is still in its genesis, the victory by Coventry was impressive in that the team earned the win when the conditions weren't favorable, especially with most of those conditions self-inflicted.
In their previous two years at the Division I level, a match that the Oakers had on Wednesday, where the players weren't marking up on forwards at the midfield and allowing them to freely run up the touch lines for solid scoring opportunities, would've resulted in a disastrous affair before the first half whistle was blown, let alone the final one.
Now, with Coventry already surpassing last year's win total with Wednesday's win, the confidence with the maturing Oakers is starting to grow at a rapid rate, which in turn is resulting in their play showing signs of the same dominance it had at the Division II ranks – especially in 2006 when the Oakers topped Prout for the Division II championship.
"A little confidence is being built and their character is being built," Daigneault said. "They're understanding how to win a little bit. When Prout made it 3-2 with eight minutes to go, and they knew that they had to hold on against a good team, they bared down and didn't panic. They made some good passes. They're young and they're still learning. We have all juniors this year that were sophomores last year. They're getting older and getting better."
"We're so proud of ourselves," Coventry sweeper Kristina Almeida said. "We can't believe that we've made it this far. We've been working hard. We've been playing all summer. We've been exercising and working out more. We deserve this and we're so proud right now."
In the first half, Prout had control on the Oakers' side of the pitch for nearly the whole 40 minutes and Crusader midfielder Renee Altimari was at the forefront of bringing the play up field to give Prout a plethora of scoring chances. One of those chances came within the first 10 minutes when Altimari moved the ball around three Oaker defenders and got off a sliding shot with her left foot, a shot that was brilliantly saved by Coventry keeper Gianna Palermo.View more articles in:


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New Hanover figured to be the likely front-runner in this conference even before the transfers of Kadeem Allen and Shaun Abraham. With the addition of those two players, especially Allen, things line up pretty well for the Wildcats.
Between the returning cast of Mike Hickey, Thomas Johnson, Nigel Holley and the uber-athletic Trevon Brown (who's been snagging deep bombs for the Wildcat football team) and the addition of Allen, who provides many of the same things that Freddie Jackson did, the Wildcats will be formidable, and likely a player on the state scene again.
But this is the Mideastern Conference, and so New Hanover will likely have to weather some bumps along the road as well. Most of the teams in the conference have at least one dominant player, and if the Wildcats don't come to play or take someone lightly, they'll come away with lumps.
Specifically, Ashley has been quietly excited about its team all year, and for good reason. Ashley's got the second-most athletic lineup in the conference behind New Hanover, and that's a closer margin than one might expect. The Screaming Eagles have size with T.J. Williams and Joel Yoworski (6-foot-8 and 6-foot-5, respectively). Those forwards make Ashley's 2-3 zone a thing of nightmares for opposing defenses, and the transfer of Drew Combs from Hoggard provides another aggressive offensive player – something which was missing last year. If the Screaming Eagles can handle the athleticism and speed of the New Hanover attack, Ashley could unseat the Wildcats.
The rest of the teams in the conference maintain a level of intrigue. Hoggard lost its two leading scorers from last year, including Stilman White – the first Wilmington male to play for UNC since Micheal Jordan. But conference coaches think the Vikings will be very tough defensively. That's easy to see as even as a freshman, Trevor Singleton provided a huge defensive lift for the Vikings down low. Hoggard coach Brett Queen will find some shooters and will most likely surprise a few teams this year for unlikely wins. Expect them to be very good by the postseason.
Laney, despite the loss of Allen and Abraham, returns maybe the purest scorer in the conference in Elijah Wilson. Wilson's scoring ability and overall skill will make the Bucs competitive, but they'll have to find another scoring option.
Speaking of scorers, Rose returns Elon Edwards, whose shooting left scorch marks in several gyms. Rounding out the conference, New Bern lost Christian Beyer, but the Bears are optimistic about their returning players. With so much gone from last year's teams, it's tough to tell who will make a run.
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Thursday, November 1, 2012
Squidoo Hopping--Purple Star Quest
With the current Purple Star quest, I thought it would be great if you would share 2 of your lenses that you believe are purple star quality.
I know we all have the lenses that we are the most proud of......along with the ones that we know need lots of improvements.
Share 1 or 2 of your lenses below that you would like a chance to get a purple star on. Remembering to also share any blog posts you have done this past week relating to squidoo as well.
I received a new purple star on this lens: Zombigami--The Perfect Gift for Zombie and Origami Fans I'm so excited! It's only my 3rd purple star!
Posted by Marsha Cooper at 10:49 AM
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Hi there, Marsha! I voted for your Zombigami lens in the Book Club Quest :)ReplyDelete
This is a lens I'm really proud of, and I hope it does well this Christmas: http://www.squidoo.com/healthy-christmas-gift-ideas
And here's a blog post about my Squidoo Halloween earnings: http://pookywelch.com/squidoo-halloween-earnings-update
Thanks again for the opportunity, Marsha. I love your hops and look forward to it.ReplyDelete
I'm not active on squidoo but I started using it before and had a blog post about it, after searching. thanks for these blog hops, i've finally about figured it all out. lol.ReplyDelete
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Roth was poached by Portfolio editor in chief Joanne Lipman from Fortune, where he had worked since 1998 alongside Katrina Brooker, who was also recruited by Lipman to join Portfolio during its launch. Brooker quit to return to Fortune in September, but Roth stayed, despite conversations with Time Inc. editor in chief John Huey and Fortune managing editor Andy Serwer about his return to Time Inc. Roth was said to have a good working relationship with Lipman, but sources close to the magazine say Portfolio's tumultuous working environment — with its constant media scrutiny and frequent staff departures that have led to a steady increase in the number of staffers from Lipman's old stomping grounds at The Wall Street Journal became too much for Roth. Since the summer, editors and writers from the magazine who have severed ties include Brooker, deputy editor Jim Impoco, ex-New York Times writer Kurt Eichenwald and ex-Men's Journal editor in chief Michael Caruso, who served as contributing editor at large under a yearlong contract. In return, ex-Journal staffers Hilary Stout, Scot Paltrow, Daniel Golden and Peter Waldman have joined the masthead.
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CUTBACKS: Not all The New York Times staffers will settle into their shiny new offices in Times Square in 2008 — a memo circulated to the staff from executive editor Bill Keller details the paper will be revealing layoffs next year, primarily in support and administrative positions. About a dozen people will be affected by the cuts. "Despite growing pressure on the newsroom budget, the Times has continued to turn out great journalism, whether it's covering Iraq, New York City or the most crowded Presidential campaign in memory. We've been able to do this, in part, because each of you has helped us save money by finding new and more efficient ways to do what we need to do," Keller wrote. "That is why I must tell you that there are going to be layoffs in the newsroom, for the first time in recent memory. The people who are affected are not journalists, but that does not make this news any easier to share." The company also said that it put into place a hiring freeze several weeks ago.


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PARCC assessments are introduced as graduation requirement for the class of 2018 and beyond.
We would like to invite interested students and parents to a College Credit Plus meeting on Febraury 23rd, at 7:00pm, at Mount Gilead High School.
Mark your calendars for the following high school events.
Please see the attached Student / Parent Handbook for any questions, concerns or information concerning Mount Gilead High School policies and procedures.
The Mt. Gilead Alumni Association is making available paving bricks to honor all alumni. These bricks are being placed at the high school football field.
Choose the desired brick size and fill in the boxes with one letter or number per box. Print clearly and allow spaces between words. Spaces allow for a maximum of 15 letters per line. This includes any blank spaces.
Any purchase of 5 or more bricks will include a 20% discount. Any graduating senior will also receive 20% off.
Complete this form and mail it along with your payment which should be made out to Mt. Gilead Alumni Association to:
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1925 photo of Griffith Stadium also shows LeDroit Park
Every time I come across a photo of Griffith Stadium, which stood where Howard University Hospital now stands, I look carefully for an angle of LeDroit Park. By way of Ghosts of DC comes this superb 1925 aerial shot looking north at the stadium and part of the neighborhood.
The east-west street in the foreground is the 500 and 600 blocks of U Street NW. Zoom in and look around. Notice the streetcars on Georgia Avenue in the upper-left corner of the photo. Notice the previous incarnation of the Florida Avenue Baptist Church in the lower-left corner.
The stands beyond Griffith's straightaway center field backed up to 5th Street from Elm to V Streets. Can you imagine hearing the crack of a bat and roar of crowds during a Senators game?
Also note what's no longer standing. All but seven houses pictured east and north of the stadium have since been demolished, replaced with parking garages, parking lots, public housing, or academic buildings. Nearly all of these houses would be illegal to rebuild today under our 1950s zoning code, which mandates minimum lot sizes and house widths to which much of historic LeDroit Park does not conform.
Photo source: National Archives
A new restaurant is coming to 5th & Florida
A new restaurant is coming to the short-lived hair salon (pictured right) at 5th Street and Florida Avenue NW. From Paul Carlson, the owner of Vinoteca, comes The Royal, named for the Royal liquor store that once occupied the building many, many years ago.
Mr. Carlson described his forthcoming 40-seat restaurant as a place "where people can stop by on their way home, the price points are lower, and people know each other and know the staff."
Though Mr. Carlson doesn't expect the Royal to open for a few months, interested neighbors are invited to visit on Sunday, January 26, from 2pm to 4pm. If you can't make it on Sunday, come hear Mr. Carlson's presentation at Tuesday's civic association meeting. The association will likely vote on the Royal's request for an alcohol license.
LeDroit Park fast became a fashionable neighborhood
We found this 1875 article about LeDroit Park's fast-growing population from 1875. This was just as the neighborhood was being developed as "suburb" of Washington City.
Local News.
Evening Star
October 9, 1875
AN INTERESTING ITEM, showing the growth of the city to the north, is the fact that eighteen months ago only two families lived at LeDroit Park, while now more than twenty families make it their residence, and the demand for homes in that beautiful locality is far beyond the supply.
Download a PDF of the original story. You can browse the entire Evening Star online with your DC library card.
New maps chart LeDroit Park's architects and development history
The Historic Preservation Office's newly released 2016 Historic Preservation Plan has some good maps about LeDroit Park's historic architecture and development.
Though James H. McGill designed the neighborhood's original eclectic country houses, architects A. H. Beers, George S. Cooper, N. T. Haller, and A. E. Landvoight designed much of the neighborhood's subsequent housing. (Click any of the following maps for larger versions)
If you research your house's original building permit at the Washingtoniana Division of the MLK Library, you will find that it lists both an architect and a builder. The builder typically hired the architect and arranged for the financing and sale or lease of the finished product. The McGill-designed houses were built by A. L. Barber & Co., but other builders included Barr & Sanner, W. R. Coon, George C. Hough, Harry A. Kite, and Thomas W. McCubbin.
Contributing Structures
Not every building in a historic district is historic or worthy of preservation. The National Park Service defines a contributing structure as one that "by location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling, and association adds to the district's sense of time and place, and historical development." A non-contributing building can include "one where the location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling, and association have been so altered or have so deteriorated that the overall integrity of the building has been irretrievably lost." Also, buildings built within the past 50 years are typically considered non-contributing. (The "50-year Rule" is a common, if controversial, historic designation threshold.)
Date of Construction
The McGill houses were built between 1873 and 1883. After that other lots were sold off and developed as rowhouses. Some McGill houses were torn down and replaced with smaller rowhouses.
All of the above maps are from page 69 of the Historic Preservation Office's report.
Meet your neighbors at the LeDroit Park Holiday Party on Dec. 15
Join your fellow neighbors for food and fun at the LeDroit Park Holiday Party. There will be free appetizers, a cash bar, and all children are welcome.
The party is on Sunday, December 15 from 4 to 7 pm on the second floor of Shaw's Tavern (6th Street & Florida Avenue).
The LeDroit Park Civic Association is hosting the party, but you don't have to be a member to attend.
Article recounts the early days and residents of LeDroit Park
A Bloomingdale resident share this 1937 news story in which the author recounts the early days and residents of LeDroit Park.
The writer describes what LeDroit Park looked like before 1875, which is about the time the neighborhood started to develop. He recalls that he could stand at 7th Street and Florida Avenue (née Boundary Street) and see all the way down to North Capitol Street.
Few houses stood on Florida Avenue at that time, he notes. The Washington & Georgetown Railroad, a streetcar company, kept a car barn on the triangular block opposite what is now the Howard Theatre.
The neighborhood was created by combining the Miller, Prather, McClelland, and Gilman properties pictured below. The Prather property was used as a pasture and the Miller property was not maintained.
The wood and iron fence, which caused a great dispute in the 1880s, extended from the neighborhood's boundary at 2nd Street to within a few feet of 7th Street. "At the west of the grounds is an attractive old gate, made to match the artistic fence. It was evidently driveway gate, though its use as such has been abandoned and the driveway itself obliterated."
Early residents
The author lists several of the neighborhood's earlier residents. Before LeDroit Park became the favorite enclave of Washington's black elite, it housed many prominent whites. While few of the people listed below are household names today, many of them held high positions in government.
- Henry Gannett, Chief Geographer, U.S. Geological Survey, and described as the "Father of Government Mapmaking"
- Rep. Benjamin Butterworth, House of Representatives (R-OH) and Commissioner of Patents
- Arthur A. Birney, U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia
- Col. O. H. Irish, Chief, Bureau of Engraving and Printing
- Sumner I. Kimball, General Superintendent, U.S. Life Saving Service, forerunner to the U.S. Coast Guard
- William T. Hornaday, Chief Taxidermist, U.S. National Museum (now called the Smithsonian) and controversial director of the Bronx Zoo
- Arnold B. Johnson, Chief Clerk, U.S. Lighthouse Board
- Edmund Wood, Chief of the Financial Division, Bureau of Indian Affairs
- De Lancey Gill, painter and photographer, Smithsonian Bureau of American Ethnology
- George S. Prindle, patent attorney
- Ellery C. Ford, lawyer (This name appears at the African-American Civil War Memorial on U Street)
- Andrew Langdon, co-developer of LeDroit Park
- James H. McGill, architect of LeDroit Park and other Washington buildings
- Staughton S. Doyle, music teacher
- Ezra B. Barnum, clothier and grand juror who indicted Charles Guiteau, who assassinated Pres. James Garfield in 1881
- Dr. Joseph N. Rose, botanist
- J. J. Albright, possibly the wealthy coal magnate and associate of LeDroit Park developer Amzi Barber.
- Capt. Howard L. Prince, Civil War captain and Librarian of the U.S. Patent Office
- George E. Sloat, employee of the Pension Office
- Charles Ruoff, partner, Willet & Ruoff
- Marie Ginesi, employee of the Post Office
- Charles Darwin (no, not that Charles Darwin), librarian, U.S. Geological Survey
- W. Scott Smith, correspondent, New York Times
Here are names I haven't been able to research:
Brenton L. Baldwin, Emma B. Smith, F. H. Ramey, W. E. Williams, Ralph Baldwin, B. Pettingill, S. S. Gannett, F. J. Young, Henry A. Merrick, Rev. C. H. Fay, N. M. Brush, Charles W. Fisher, Abram L. Swartout, W. Norman Fleming, Charles A. Hamilton, O.B. Brown, William H. Degges, W. F. Hildebrand, James A. Marter, T. B. Campbell, T. J. W. Robertson, E. M. Merrick, H. B. Wyman, M. Horstman, A. W. Conlee, C. R. Follin, Mary Ragan, Oscar T. Towner, E. Woodruff, W. Hollingsworth, H. E. Cooper, and J. B. Thomas.
If you dig up any information on these people, please add it to the comments.
Join the war on rats at Tuesday's Civic Association meeting
LeDroit Park will be part of a rat control pilot program sponsored by the city. Learn how you can participate at the next LeDroit Park Civic Association meeting, which will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at 7 pm in the basement of the Florida Avenue Baptist Church (623 Florida Ave NW – enter on U St). The full agenda includes:
- Rat control pilot project coming to LeDroit Park
- Howard University community update
- Common Good City Farm presentation
- Public safety update
- Community open forum
- Holiday party plans (Dec. 15, 4 – 7 pm at Shaw's Tavern)
All neighbors are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Want to join the civic association? Join online or at the meeting!
New movie theaters are planned near LeDroit Park
Two— possibly three— new movie theaters are set to open within a mile of LeDroit Park by 2016. All will be located within a block or two of Florida Avenue and are easily accessible by foot, bike, and 90s bus.
Atlantic Plumbing site – 800 V Street NW- unknown screens
Prolific developer JBG is starting construction on its Atlantic Plumbing project by the 9:30 Club. The project includes two mixed-use buildings on 8th Street NW, each on opposing sides of V Street. The northern building was supposed to include an 11,000-square-foot movie theater, but a September article in the WBJ makes no mention of a theater. The building will probably open in 2015.
Landmark Theater – New York Avenue & N Street NE- 10 screens
Capitol Point, another JBG mixed-use project, is located on New York Avenue NE near the maddening intersection with Florida Avenue NE. The mixed-use project is slated to receive a 10-screen Landmark Theater showing foreign and independent films. The chain currently has a location downtown on E Street and one in Bethesda. This new theater is scheduled to open in 2016.
Angelika Film Center – Union Market (5th Street & Neal Place NE) – 8 screens
Soon after you pass under the railroad tracks on Florida Avenue NE, Union Market appears embedded in the background on the left. These blocks constitute a wholesale food market that is slowly being redeveloped. The new Union Market building has met great success, featuring produce, prepared foods, oysters, meats, and dairy products along with chairs and tables for the impatient. The market fare is definitely upscale and vendors never shy from the word 'artisanal'.
The market building's developer announced it will open an 8-screen Angelika movie theater on an adjacent lot. Angelika theaters feature foreign and independent films and, as the Post described it, "culinary offerings from former Food Network executives." The developer expects the theater to open in 2015.
Are we over-theatered?
Another movie theater is coming to different part of the District. In the Navy Yard, developer Forest City is planning an upscale 16-screen theater near Nationals Stadium and the Navy Yard Metro. The theater, at N Place and the future 1½ Street SE (a terrible name for a street), may not open until 2016 or later.
Can't wait until 2015? There are four existing theaters within a 2.5-mile radius of LeDroit Park as the crow flies. The Landmark E Street Cinema (1100 block of E Street NW) and the Regal Gallery Place (7th & G Streets NW) are easily accessible from the Green Line, Yellow Line, and 70s buses. To the west of us, the West End Cinema (23rd & M Streets NW) and the AMC Loews Georgetown (3111 K Street NW) are easily accessible from the G2 bus, whose eastern terminus is LeDroit Park.
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Shaw Giant reopens Nov. 22
In 16 days the Giant at 7th & O Streets in Shaw will reopen after closing for redevelopment in 2011. The new store occupies 78,000 square feet, making it the largest grocery store in the District, and the closest grocery store to LeDroit Park.
Unlike the previous Giant, which was situated with its back to 9th Street, the new Giant will occupy the former historic market building along 7th Street. LeDroit residents can easily access the Giant by foot, bike, or the G2 bus, which runs along the north side of the store along P Street on its way between Georgetown and LeDroit Park.
The store is part of a larger development, City Market at O, which includes 182 hotel rooms, 407 market-rate apartments, and 90 affordable apartments for seniors.
Giant isn't the only store opening soon. The new Trader Joe's at 14th & U Streets is set to open early next year.
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The EXPO is FREE and includes health screenings, cooking demonstrations, product and service exhibitors, as well as leading experts talking about diabetes management, research and prevention. Get the latest information on preventing and managing diabetes and its deadly complications to help keep you and your family healthy. Visit the American Diabetes Association EXPO Minneapolis and Join the Millions® in the fight to Stop Diabetes®. Learn how to live healthy, be active and change the future of diabetes for you and your family.
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Dominique Wilkins
The most celebrated player to ever put on an Atlanta Hawks uniform, Hall of Famer Dominique Wilkins is also the Hawks' Vice President of Basketball. Wilkins works in various management functions within the Hawks' basketball and business areas and is the team's analyst for the Hawks broadcast networks. Dominique's passion extends beyond basketball. His true calling came from an unexpected diagnosis of type 2 diabetes at the age of 40 – not long after he retired from the National Basketball Association (NBA). After losing his grandfather and father to diabetes, Wilkins decided early on that he was going to do everything possible to better manage his diabetes and encourage others to do the same. For more information about Novo Nordisk, visit www.novonordisk-us.com.
Ryan Reed
NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) driver Ryan Reed is the ambassador and spokesperson for Drive to Stop Diabetes, a diabetes awareness initiative with the American Diabetes Association and Lilly Diabetes. Reed, who has raced since the age of four, was diagnosed at the age of 17 with type 1 diabetes and was told that he would never be able to race again. Once he learned more about diabetes and its widespread impact, he decided to become an advocate for diabetes awareness, starting his own foundation, Ryan's Mission, to educate people about the disease. Check out Ryan's racecar when you visit the EXPO!
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Come prepared with questions for health care professionals from our community who will answer your diabetes questions one-on-one and help you learn more about how to manage your diabetes and prevent its devastating complications.
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UTICA, N.Y. (WKTV) - Annette Funicello died on Monday from complications due to multiple sclerosis at a hospital in Bakersfield, California, a long way from where she was born in Utica.
Funicello was diagnosed with M.S. in 1987, but didn't announce it publicly until 1992.
She and her family lived at 813 Bleecker Street until she was four years old when they moved out to Hollywood.
Bob Piperata is Chairman of the Board at the Italian Heritage Club of the Mohawk Valley in Utica. He says even though Annette Funicello only lived in Utica for the first four years of her life, she's always has been a big deal here. He said, "A sense of loss, a daughter who was from Utica, one of our own, I am sure people are going to be pretty sad when they hear the news."
Piperata says the first thing he thinks about when talking about Funicello is The Mickey Mouse Club. He said, "Your parents told you she's from Utica and you say, 'wow, that's great, isn't it?' and all friends and stuff, you when you saw The Mickey Mouse Club, you would say Annette's on, she's from Utica."
The Oneida County Historical Society has an extensive amount of memorabilia from Funicello's long career.
Executive Director Brian Howard says Funicello is an icon. He said, "Her roots are right her, her family had been in the area for generations, several of her relatives are still here, and this areas should be proud to have that connection to someone who did bring entertainment literally to millions of people throughout her life."
Some of Annette's aunts, uncles and cousins still live in Utica and the surrounding area.
One aunt, Nancy Funicello of Utica told NEWSChannel 2 on Monday afternoon that Annette was such a nice little girl when she was her in Utica. She said, as an adult, Annette became a very warm hearted and good person.
Howard says Funicello was popular, not just as a child in The Mickey Mouse Club, but throughout her entire life. She said, "She left a huge mark on the American entertainment industry. When you think about pioneering television programs, The Mickey Mouse Club was something generations grew up with and Annette Funicello was really one of the most memorable people to be involved with that production. She really was a pioneer."
Piperata says it has been tough seeing Funicello battle M.S. over the years, but he believes she has handled it as well as anyone could. He said, "Seeing her interviews from over the years, she was upbeat even though she had this burden. She seemed upbeat and always cheerful as could be and you have to admire that too, in the face of difficulties."
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Earlier today several people have sent us e-mails telling us both to "eat crow." "Eat crow" for what? The election has turned out as a smashing success for the American political system and, frankly quite profitable for all of us. I spoke to President Bush, and offered him and Laura our congratulations on their victory. I tried to get Mike on the phone to say "Sorry" to the president, but he wouldn't do it. Time is a great healer; perhaps tomorrow. We had a good conversation, and we talked about the danger of division in our country and the need, the desperate need, for unity for finding the common ground, coming together. Today, I hope that we can begin the healing.
In America, it is vital that every vote counts, and even more vital that good folks like yourselves stand up and make yourselves be counted by giving your hard-earned cash to either the Democrats or to the Republicans of your choice. It is in this way, and only in this way, that we can continue this political process. But the outcome should not be decided by voters, it should be decided by a protracted legal process. I would not give up this fight if there was a chance that we would prevail. But it is now clear that even with your continued financial support and even if all the provisional ballots were counted, which they won't be, there won't be enough outstanding votes for our campaign to be able to win California and Florida. And therefore, we cannot afford to pay for the lawyers to handle this case and to vacation for a full seven weeks in the Bahamas at the Regent Hilton. Which, I might add, is exceptionally beautiful this time of year. Both Theresa and I have been looking forward to this vacation which we had to make reservations for as far back as January as the hotel is quite full of dignitaries this time of year.
It was a privilege and a gift for two years traveling this country on other peoples money, coming to know so many of my friends even better. I wish I could just wrap you in my arms and embrace each and every one of your bank accounts and bankers individually all across this nation. I thank you from the bottom of my wallet; which is a very deep one, when it comes to your money. Thank you.
To all of you, my volunteers and online supporters, all across this country who gave so much of themselves, thank you. Thanks especially to my good friend Mike (in Tokyo) Rogers for the personal donation of $3,500 of which I spent on a necktie for the first of our televised debates. Mike, as you all know, is a professional and said that my light blue neckties made me look "wimpy" so I should buy a red or Paisley necktie in order to win the debates. I took his advice and won that debate handily, thanks to Mike's advice (and the $3,500). Also thanks to Terence Jones, a seven-year-old who collected $980, a quarter and a dollar at a time selling bracelets from Mexico during the summer to help change America. Thanks to David Burns from North Carolina who I spied in a rope line holding a container of money. It turned out he raided his brothers piggy bank and wanted to contribute – he should make a fine politician someday. And thanks to George Williams, who at 10 years old started Kids for Kerry. I hope in the very near future I can work to get more children involved with the American political process and to just give us their money – even though they have no right to vote. But, let's not kid ourselves here, you do have the right to vote, and to be taxed, even though your votes mean nothing.
I thank all of you, who took time to travel, time off from work, and their own vacation time to work in states far and wide, you saved me from having to pay for someone to actually do this for real. You braved the hot days of summer and the cold days of the fall and the winter to knock on doors because you were determined to open the doors of opportunity to all Americans. You worked your hearts out, and I say, don't lose faith. What you did made no difference, and building on itself, we will go on to make no difference another day. I promise you, that time is here — the election may come someday when your work and your ballots will change the world, and the day may come to when hell freezes over.
I'm proud of what we stood for in this campaign, and of what we accomplished. When we began, no one thought it was possible to even make this a close race, but we stood for real pocket change, not just pennies and nickels. But real change, half-dollars, dollars, and may I say it? Even $20 to $100 dollar bills that immediately went to the DNC for new curtains and carpeting. Carpeting that may change the world and make a real difference in the life of our nation, the lives of our families, and we defined that choice to America. I'll never forget the wonderful people who actually paid to come to our rallies, who stood in our rope lines carrying signs as TV props, who put their hopes in our hands, who invested in each and every one of us. I saw in them the truth that America is not only great, but it is good.
So here — with a grateful heart, I leave this campaign with a prayer that has even greater meaning to me now that I've come to know our vast country so much better and that prayer is very simple: God bless America and God bless the American way.
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Gospel duo bringing story, song to Wellsville
By ABBY ECKEL, Herald Staff Writer | 8/16/2013
WELLSVILLE — A little faith can go a long way.
The Phil & Pam Morgan Family is planning a gospel concert, as well as sharing a story about their faith in God and how He changed their lives, Earline McGinnis said.
WELLSVILLE — A little faith can go a long way.
The Phil & Pam Morgan Family is planning a gospel concert, as well as sharing a story about their faith in God and how He changed their lives, Earline McGinnis said.
The family is set for a 7 p.m. performance Sunday at Wellsville Baptist Church, 217 Main St., Wellsville.
"I think Sunday morning they're doing a concert in Wichita so this would be on their way home [to Lee's Summit, Mo.]," McGinnis, member of the special events committee at the church, said. "When they asked to come we were really thrilled to have them because they're such a good group and they have such good voices and a good testimony."
The husband-and-wife team have been singing together since 1996, according to a press release. A car wreck in June 2000 put their performances on hiatus.
"They'd had this serious car wreck and were told Pam would never walk again and God raised her up and it was a miraculous healing that she had," McGinnis said. "We're interested in getting the word out because we felt like [Pam] had a testimony that people would enjoy."
Top surgeons said Pam would never feel or move most of her body again, according to the press release. The couple immediately began a prayer chain from the website, PhilandPamMorgan.com. Not long after the prayer chain was started, Pam regained some feeling and movement began to gradually return to her limbs, according to the press release.
"When tragedy struck our family, God was the only one who got us through," Pam Morgan said in the press release. "My prayer is that through our story and music, others will be motivated to walk with God every day, no matter what life brings."
Phil Morgan is an award-winning songwriter and has composed all the songs on their CD "Living Proof," as well as many other songs, McGinnis said.
Guests are welcome to come to the service and enjoy a night of gospel music and hear a heart-touching story, McGinnis said.
"There are good things going on in this world especially when you see so much bad stuff, so when you have this it's encouraging," McGinnis said. "It's a testimony to God's grace, and we felt it would be something positive."


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To Daley's credit, he sticks by his partner after diving disappointment
Peter Hanlon In any activity where synchronisation is paramount, the hardest time to stick together is when one of you comes apart.
Wiggins ponders a fourth Olympics after narrowly missing a diving medal
Robert Dillon The oldest women's diver at the London Olympics, Australia's Loudy Wiggins, has not ruled out competing at Rio de Janiero in four years' time after narrowly missing a medal in the 10-metre...
Patrick joins countrywoman Stratton in the diving semis
Robert Dillon AUSTRALIA'S Jaele Patrick will join compatriot Sharleen Stratton in the three-metre springboard semi-finals after handling the pressure of a do-or-die final qualifying dive on Friday.
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Robert Dillon Australia's Melissa Wu and Brittany Broben will be diving for Olympic medals on Thursday night in the women's 10-metre platform final - and Wu denies the gold is already sewn up by China's Chen...
Wu and Broden right in the mix for 10m diving medals
Robert Dillon AUSTRALIA'S Melissa Wu and Brittany Broben will be diving for Olympic medals on Thursday night in the women's 10-metre platform final - and Wu denies the gold is already sewn up by China's Chen...
Baby of Australian Olympic team takes diving silver
Robert Dillon Australia's youngest Olympian in London, 16-year-old diver Brittany Broben, is not sure when she has to resume her Year 11 studies at Marymount College on the Gold Coast.
Drama at the diving as American beats Chinese favourite into second as British hope Daley wins bronze
Robert Dillon It was expected to be another Chinese win. In six of the first seven diving finals at the London Olympics, China walked away with the gold medal.
Faces of diving
Diving is a tough pursuit. Contestants require strength to jump high, rotate quickly, and finish with a tight, clean entry. The strain is evident on the divers' faces as they execute a dive.
Mitcham to spearhead diving challenge
Olympic champion Matthew Mitcham welcomes feeling like an underdog again as he prepares to spearhead a 10-strong Australian diving team at the London Olympics.
Hooker competing in Olympic mind games
Glenn Jackson MENTAL note. Do not take up pole vaulting, archery, diving, gymnastics, darts or even watercolour painting. There are too many mental notes involved.
Access all areas: athletes take Twitter fans along for the ride
Phil Lutton Melissa Wu is a woman on the edge. She nudges her patriotically painted toenails to the extremities of the diving platform.
Memoirs of a top Chinese gymnast
All but a handful of China's 396 Olympians competing in London have qualified for the Games under the patronage of the country's monolithic Soviet-style sports system.
Competitors in real spin at new level of difficulty
Robert Dillon THE dive that was once considered so radical it was not humanly possible is in danger of being made redundant by the daredevils of the 10-metre tower.
Six events to watch: Sunday 29 July
Scott Spits Fancy some guitar smashing? There's no Thorpedo this time ... but there is a Missile to take his place.
Homework usually comes first, but not right now
Robert Dillon SOME kids will go to extraordinary lengths to get out of school work.
A press conference like a packed Tokyo subway? Luckily, Kobe has no beef
Scott Spits He must have been asked the same question eight times. Each time, however, the illuminating reply was delivered with a smile.
Six to watch
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Dangerous to ignore a tired argument
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Grown-up Daley makes pressure his instrument
Peter Hanlon IN THE torrent of questions that are asked of him, and in the answers he gives - with sparkling eyes, gleaming teeth and effeminate diction - the same word follows Tom Daley: pressure.
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