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Beverly High School, Beverly, Massachusetts
ALUMNI - Class of 1973
"Found the info on the Reunion and will be there. Hope to see
all the regulars and a few faces from way back. Should be a good night.
Was at Briscoe for son Robby's curriculum night on earlier this week. Scary
that the place is still standing, it was old when we left in 73. Spoke to Gov.
Lynch of NH a couple weeks ago as he is a Briscoe alum as well. He could not
believe it was still in use."
Allison, Bob
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Batchelder, Dick
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Bellino, Philip J
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My brother Guy (1970 grad) informed me about this website, so here goes. It had taken me 9
years, but I finally found a college that allowed me to graduate. So, in 1981 I moved to
the Newport, Rhode Island area and pretty much partied hard for another 9 years. I was
lucky enough to find Diane who pretty much knocked me off my feet(still does) in 1989. We
were married in 1990 and now have twin boys Derek and Jeremy. They are 8 1/2 years old and
play lots of hockey.(I have the honor of coaching them also). They are my best friends. We
reside in Tyngsborough, MA. I am a software developer. I get back to Beverly almost every
week to see my mother who still resides in Centerville living in the same house I grew up
in. I just had a brief battle with Colon cancer. We caught it early and I was 100% cured.
Ever since then, my crusade is to tell everyone to get to the doctor if something abnormal
occurs. Don't put it off because of the potential embarassment you think it may bring you.
I kind of like the fact that I am alive to see my kids grow up. Drop me an email if you
get a chance.
3/12/04 - 3 1/2 years later. Still here. Still lucky to have found
Diane(she still knocks me off my feet). She truly is the love of my life.
The boys are 12 and still play hockey. Great kids even though they listen to Hip-Hop.
Still visiting my 88 year old mom in Centerville, even though she just boke her hip. No
cancer for me. Yes!!!
Bennett, Bruce Z
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Blanchette, Mark A
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I spent 14 years in the Air Force after graduation. I met my wife and married in
1975. My wife passed away in 2003, we have a daughter and a son. I worked at
Verizon and took early retirement in 2004 - I have been working at the New
England Center for Homeless Veterans since I returned from a 2 year vacation in
Paris after the death of my wife.
Boudreau, Bill
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(Bouley) David , Karen S
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Hi Everyone just found this site while I was trying to find my cousin's email address.
Everything is wonderful. I have 2 boys 20 and 17. Living in Hudson NH Hope all is well
with you. Happy Holidays all year round.
Burns, Robert D
I am currently and have been living in Cincinnati, Ohio since 1999.
Byrnes, Phillip
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I now live in Windham, NH. I am married with 2 daughters. I currently work as an ERP
applications manager in Billerica, MA.
(Carlman) Booker, Lori C.
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Casey, Bill
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Cataldo, Thomas C
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Just stumbled onto this site. Was a member of Classmates for awhile but didn't
like it. Been on facebook a few months. Married, living in Downingtown, PA since
1993. Have 2 kids in HS and I'm a medical recruiter. Went to the 25th reunion,
great to see almost everyone.
(Caulfield) Mehrman, Ann S
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7/09 Just found out about this website from David LeBlanc through Facebook. It's
great to be able to connect with classmates after all these years. There are
people on this list I haven't seen since senior week of 1973!
I've lived in the Chicago area for 20 years. Married Barry Mehrman (BHS '72) and
have two sons; Dave 28 years, Brian, 25yrs. Since graduating from Springfield
College, in 1977,
we've moved from Maine to Louisiana to Illinois. We've been back for several
renunions and even put together a "pizza and beer" get-together when we were
back for a visit and not able to make the class of '72 reunion in 2007.
When is our next reunion?
(Clanton) Walsh, Bonnie A
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Hi all, I did not get to graduate from BHS, but attended elem. and jr. high. I
moved overseas for most of 7th grad, came back to finish that and then started
moving all over east coast...navy brat. Came back to Beverly in 74 and ended up
married to Ned Walsh. We now live in NH. We have four children and two
grandchildren and one on the way. I work in special education at our local HS
and Ned works at the shipyard. Would love to hear from anyone who remembers me.
(Cohn) Banhazl, Terrie
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Hi all, I just stumbled upon this web site. Here's the scoop. After my
husband Peter and I returned east from a 7 year "vacation" in California, we
settled in Wayland where we have lived for 13 years. We have a son 10 and a
daughter 16. I worked for several years as an occupational therapist and now
am intensely involved in art.. lots of areas of interest... my current
passion is ceramics. Peter has an internet learning software company. My
Parents (remember Alcon's) split their time between condos in Florida and
Danvers. I miss Lynch Park! Take care, I'd love to hear from you.
Colanto, Michael H
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Living in Beverly after a divorce {1995} in the same house I grew up
in.Have three children, Daneille [{17] Lauren [15] Nicohlas [11].Working at a great job at
American Airlines,after closing my business in 1995.Am still very fond of all the best
memories I have of the class of "73".Would love to hear from any old friends and
classmates.I will be getting remarried in the fall of 2001 {Sept.} To a lovely local girl
who has a 6 yr. old daughter.We will be living in Beverly.Any old friends that would like
to drop me an e-mail......please do.
8/07 - Still living in Beverly and married to a beautiful girl
for the last few years. Have a beautiful step-daughter Haley(12). Working at a
great job at Campbell Funeral Home. I am still very fond of all the best
memories I have of the class of "73".Would love to hear from any old friends and
Cornell, Maris B
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Cowan, Arnie
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My brother Bob ('76) turned me on to this web site. I've been living in Beverly for about
20 years -married for 22 years (Nancy), whom I met in California and dragged back to the
east coast. We have a daughter Adri who is a senior at Beverly High and a son Jake, in the
8th grade at Memorial.
(Cox) Worsencroft, Nan
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(Craig) Stewart, Wendy J
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Hi everyone! I am still living in Beverly and teaching music in the Beverly Public
Schools. I am married to Phil Stewart (also class of 1973).
9/10 - Hi....newly divorced...still teaching school in Beverly...would love to hear from old friends!
(Crombie) Robinson, Nancy L
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Hi all! I've stayed in Beverly all these years. I've been married 27 years and have 5 kids
and 3 grandchildren. We have taken in over 120 foster children over the years. That has
been a very busy challenge. My husband works for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and I
am a full time mom. My kids are 26, 16, 16, 15 and 14. We like to take camping vacations
and hope to see the rest of the country doing this. Two of my kids are currently at BHS
and are in marching band and play soccer. I have met several of my former classmates at
soccer games and band competitions. I would like to hear from old friends. Hope you are
all well.
(Currier) Scanlon, Sue
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We recently moved to the Poconos in Pennsylvania after three years in Wisconsin (no
Cheesehead jokes please, we remained true blue to the Patriots). Our daughter, Emilie, has
adjusted well to the move and does all the things a typical 11 year old does: piano,
soccer, basketball, horseback riding and good old-fashioned playing in the neighborhood.
We thoroughly enjoyed the last reunion and look forward to the next.
11/07 - Scanlons have moved again. We're now in sunny Florida (specifically, Eagle Harbor on Fleming Island just south of Jacksonville). Paul is still in the railroad industry; I'm involved in theater production (a passion I picked up in PA); Emily is a freshman at FCCJ with her sights set on Broadway.
Danforth, Paul P
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Hi Folks, been awhile and life sure gets busy. I have been living in southern
Maine with my wife, Cathy (fom RI) since 1983 (now 23 years) wow! Cathy and I
met at Northeastern and married in 1980. I see many of us have nurtured
families and have mentioned children. We have three daughters Melissa (24),
Lauren (22) and Sarah (21). Melissa is working in DC, Lauren is a Sr. @ NYU in
NYC and Sarah is @ Simmons in Boston as a Soph. Love to hear from you, and
what's going on. Life is busy but a quick email would be great.
Dipaolo, Debbie Lee
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Hard to believe I moved to St. Thomas 24 years ago and am still here. I've been teaching
Physical Education in the public school system since1976. I met a wonderful man (George)
from Long Island (also a teacher) and we just celebrated 20 years of marital bliss here in
"America's Paradise" (at least that's what is says on our license plates). It's
more like yesterday's living at tomorrow's prices.I've been successfully coaching Varsiy
Girls Fastpitch Softball for20 years, the last ten at Ivanna Eudora Kean High School where
we took the island championship for 6 years in a row. I also coached volleyball for 15
years, brought the team to Beverly in 1993 but gave that up toconcentrate on swimming - my
love. I have been teaching swimming since I got my Water Safety Instructor Certification
through the Red Cross in 1972. Since 1978 I have been teaching on Magens Bay Beach (one of
the 10 most beautiful beaches in the world according to National Geographic). I have an
after !
schoolprogram during the school year and get to hire my students to come workwith me at
the Reformed Church Summer Camp. I have finally become aWater Safety Instructor Trainer
and certified my first group of4 of my own high school students last summer. There are
more coming upthis year. You'd be surprized at how many people on this tiny island do not
know how to swim. Our goal is to change all that. What happens if they fall off ? We are
in the middle of no where !In January of 1999 my parents were ready to put up with another
groupfrom the islands so I brought a swim team to swim at the Beverly "Y"and
watch the Beverly Sharks compete in the Eastern Mass reginals -they came in first place as
usual. My kids had never seen a pool like that or attended a swim meet. We swim in the
ocean here. What anexperience for them. You may have seen our photo in the Beverly
paper.The best way for them to see snow was to go skiing, so we headed toVermont where
they took lessons and I got to !
enjoy some skiing that Imiss so much. We all had a great time!
. The Volleyball Hall of Fame andBasketball Hall of Fame greeted us with a warm welcome on
the wayback from skiing. We needed a week in the Boston Musuem of Science.Mom & Dad
survived or 9 day invasion and we all had a GREAT time. I have no children of my own but
enjoy the pleasure of 10 cats in the Tropical Rainforest and grow avacado, banana, mango,
papaya, passion fruit, pineapple, soursop, sugar cane, as well as many ornamentalflowers
and trees in addition to the regular veggies you would grow there in the summer, except
mine grow 12 months a year.I have never been to a reunion and am not sure if I will make
thisone , but you never know. Thanks to Pat for keeping us all in touch
(DiSessa) Katin, Kathy P
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Hi classmates!
I've lived in Byfield (part of Newbury) since I married my husband, Fred nearly
30 years ago. I am a Speech/Language pathologist and have 2 boys who are in
college. Haven't been to any reunions for at least 20 years but hope to be at
the next one....let's see..we'll be around 59!!! I'll definately need a name tag
for that one!! See you then!!
D'Iorio, George J
Hi fellow alumni,
Since 1973 I graduated from Salem State, and then focused my time teaching a
drum corps from Salem (Arbella), who won the world chanmpionship in their
division in 1979, then I started my 'real' jobs. I've been in Information
Technology, having worked for several companies along the New England Coast. I
am now at LL Bean in Freeport, Maine (Systems Engineering Manager for their
server infrastructure - cool stuff). I am also a member of the National
Speaker's Association and I enjoy speaking at International conferences. We have
lived in Maine (Kennebunkport) since '91 and have 2 kids - 16 and 12. We still
have relatives in Beverly, so we visit frequently. I have never been to any
reunions, but wish everyone the best. Feel free to drop me a line. Take care.
12/07 - Hi! Donna (Herlihy) '75 and I have been married since 1981 and have two kids - one in high school and the other in college. How time has flown! We have been living up in Maine since 1991. Many of our relatives still live in Beverly so we come back to visit frequently
Douglas, Robin
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Just found this site today. Wow! We're getting up to 30th reunion already? It's great to
read about all you '73 grads and where life's taken you. Me? Well, spent a dozen+ years
living in New York City. Worked for Sports Illustrated magazine until the '91 layoffs.
Then spent a few more years looking for journalism jobs there. Unfortunately, at the time,
there wasn't much. Moved back home to Ober Street in '95 and now work at a graphic design
company in Haverhill. Anyone rememebers me (or cares to)drop me a line. :)
Drinkwater, Paul R
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(Esposito) Visconte, Kathy D
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Cheryl Morgan (McNeil) directed me to this site. What fun! Hoping for a reunion
soon. Been living in TN for 11 years now and miss the beach and the food. Not
too keen on the tornados either. And no, I don't chew tobacco or sit on my front
porch playing the banjo. Been married for 27 years to a Peabody boy and have a
25 year old married son and a 20 year old daughter who is a college sophomore.
Moved my Mom here last year. I worked as a radiologic technologist for many
years but have been working in the office of a public school for the past 9
years. Don't have any idea who that old lady is who lives in my mirror! Hope to
hear from y'all!
Faulkner, Peter H
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(Ferriero) Richards, Lisa D
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Hi 1973 grads. I live in Bow NH where I have been working for the State of NH
for 26 years....and am looking forward to retirement in a few yrs. Married to
Doug (a NH native) and we have a daughter (Laura) who is 20 and at UNH.
Finocchiaro, Bob F
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Hi everyone found this site checking up on my daughters graduating class of 2003, yes BHS.
It was fun hearing how some of us are doing and what we've been through. I'm a manager at
a semiconducter facility in Danvers (yes, things are slow) and still reside in Beverly
with my wife of 25 years and our two children. It is amazing 30 years this year. Where has
the time gone.
Flynn, Don E
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Hi guys this is great.I'm living in Stratham New Hampshire. I'm married with
four girls,2grandsons and a granddaughter.I work for wyeth biopharma in North
Andover. I would like to hear from some of you.
(Forcier) Lavoie, Susan
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I now live in Salem and have since 1980 when my first daughter was born. I have three
children-Beth(19), Lisa(17) and Joe(16). I ended up marrying Jerry Lavoie in 1977, but our
marriage ended and we got divorced in 1987. I haven't been to any of the class reunions,
but I would love to hear from my former classmates. If you e-mail me, let me know who you
are in the subject because I won't know and will delete it. I hope you are all doing well
and are enjoying life. Keep in touch!
Fortunato, Angela
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(Freeman) Rubchinuk, Diane
hello everyone! I married young, and divorced in time to enjoy life!I have two beautiful
daughters, Jill 25, and Erin, 19. Am living inDanvers, have a great job with one of the
top direct selling companies in the nation, and am looking forward to my eldest daughters
weddingin the fall. Have not attended any of our reunions as yet, but wouldlike to hear
from former classmates. Take Care!
12/08 - Wow...it's been a long time since I first signed on...I am a grandmother! A beautiful little boy named Nathan, now 19 months old. My wonderful daughters are now 32 and 27. I of course am still young like all of you! So glad I found this site again, to update! Oh to be back in school again! Best wishes to all, hope to hear about a reunion soon...
French, Lloyd
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Presently active-duty Senior Master Sergeant, 23 years of service in the USAF, stationed
in Colorado Springs CO. Married to Michelle Ann Rostosky of Satellite Beach, FL. We have 3
children--Lindsey, Nicholas, and Christina.
6/14 - Retired Chief Master Sergeant, USAF and currently Senior Program Manager at Badger Technical Services (Environmental). Married to former Michelle Rostosky from Satellite Beach, FL. Three children (Lindsey, Nick, and Christina) and one grandchild (Zoe). Living in Indian Harbour Beach, FL on the waterfront.
(Gamble) Mears, Joyce
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Hello to all classmates:)Still in the area ;Floral manager for a cooperative
business;still interested in the arts;have two awesome children .Thanks Nancy for the
information about this page!Best wishes to you God Bless you and your family.
(Gelineau) Nardone, Susan
Hi, Stephen and I have 4 children, Benjamin 17, Chelsea 13, Nathaniel 8, and Zachary 5.
That's high school, jr. high, elem., and pre-school! I spend my days going from carpools
to bus stops to sports, ballet, music concerts, and still teacher conferences... in those
very tiny chairs! Stephen works in MA for Exodus Communications. We left government work
and travel after 15 yrs living in Maryland, Florida,the rice paddies of Misawa, Japan and
the excitement of the streets of Tokyo. We now live in Hollis, NH and enjoy the cape, the
ocean beaches, and especially snow days!
(Giusto) Cripple, Deborah S
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Hello everyone...It's me!! I moved to AL back in 1980 & have been here since! I
reckon I like it! I do miss New Englands 4 seasons though! I divorced my first
husband in "93" & remarried in "97" to a wonderful man from AL. I have 1
daughter from my first marraige & 2 step daughters with this marriage. I go back
to Beverly once a year or so to see my Mom & the family & I also go to Naples,
FL once a year or so to visit Mom down there. She & Dad were snowbirds as the
South calls them that. Since Dad passed away in 2003, she & my brother go for
the Winter there. I'm a Granny to 3 boys & I love it! I enjoy the long growing
season down here for all of my flower gardens. I enjoy digging in the dirt! The
kids are all gown up with children of their own now so we enjoy our 2 fur kids a
Lhaso-Apso & a Shih-Tzu...
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Hello all, I live in North Conway NH. I work for the town in the same capacity that I used
to work in Beverly City Hall (tax assessor). Pretty challenging work in the Live Free or
Die North Country. I'm divorced with two daughters. I spend my days working around the
house or flyfishing in season. Hope you are all having a good life.
12/05 - Still here in the north country. Have a big 400 step commute to work. Married to a great local gal named Wendy. We honeymooned in New Orleans in '05 before it got trashed. I am now the proud grandfather of a wild 2 1/2 year old named Caleb.
9/08 - A second grandchild, Caiden and another on the way.
Hopkins, Wayne R
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35 years (OMG) Well...after high school I graduated from UNH w/ an engineering
degree and have worked in he water treatment and biotech industries for the past
30 years. I've been married for 29 years and have two boys who are presently at
Northeastern and living in Boston. We've lived in Andover MA for the past 20
years and love it here. Spend most of my free time skiing and playing "old guy"
Would be interested in any info on our 35th reunion if I haven't already missed
(Hurlburt) Holmes, Cathy
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Jensen, Paul
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Kathy (Craig) and I have been married since 1979 and have 2 children---Paul, Jr born in
1985 and Kristen born in 1987. We reside in Westford, MA, and see a lot of Kathy's twin
sister, Maureen, and her husband, Jim, who live in Andover.
(Jones) Twohig, Julie E
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My sister Beth (class of '74) told me about this site. We're all
getting to that age where its' time to look around and maybe reconnect with the
past I guess, (or maybe some parts of it!!) I wasn't in Beverly very long, but I
would love to touch base with a few people: Annie Purcell,Barbie Dunham, Glenn
Mercer, Paul Haskell, Leslie Whynot, Leslie Barr. Also I would love to be able
to talk with David Slade about Heidi- Her death broke my heart and haunts me to
this day.She was a special soul.
Kerr, Don
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Have been on the move since school days. Moved to New Hampshire, Chicago, Indianapolis and
now Florida. Currently Vice President of store operations for Staples. Married to Chris
and have a 19 year old boy (Michael) and a 17 year old girl (Jaclyn). In short, that's
what's happened here since 1973......
Kincade, Scott M
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Hi All
Hope Life has treated you all well. I am enjoying life here in Beautiful southern CA San
Diego. Would love to here from anyone from class of 73. Someone, anyone contact me
about the 30th, reunion. I am looking forward to coming back to see everyone from class of
73. I moved to San Diego about 12 yrs ago. Sorry I am never coming back there to live. You
cant beat San Diego and the weather. We have great beaches and the moutains are 1 1/2
hours away. The desert is about the same. I have the best of all worlds. I can choose when
I want snow, and sun. Well I hope everyone will show up to the 30th. Let me know if I can
help pass the word around. Well as far as what has gone around for me? Well I have two
great daughters, 24 and 19. I was married for 24 yrs, and now divorced for about three
yrs. I work for a great company here in San Diego. I am the manager for a computer numeric
control machine shop. I have worked in this field for 25 yrs. One of the most current
projects my company is working on is the MARS LANDER. Yes my parts are going to Mars, Mid
2003. It takes about 7 months to get there. Well hope to hear from all, and maybe see you
at the 30th. Please someone let me know the details. :)
(King) Creighton, Roxanne L
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Kuszmar, Ronald T
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Labrecque, Emily A
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Hi! It's almost time for our ten year reunion...only I guess that we had a seven year
reunion already.(???) I am currently in my third year of law enforcement, working as a MA
State Trooper in the central MA area. (hold the banjo music please...)It's a great job, I
love it. I am living 20 minutes north of Worcester in a nice and quiet little farm
town. Life has been great so far. I just completed my Masters Degree, and finished
the Boston Marathon in memory of my Uncle George, who passed away in October from cancer.
God bless and I Hope I hear from you soon.
Landolfi, Michael F
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Leach, Larry P
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I'm living in Orange Park,FL. Retired from the U.S.Navy after 21 years.Married
with two grown children,Christopher(25)and Kathy(24).I have 5
grandchildren.Working with a local utility company.
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(Lefavour) Boucher, Judith A
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It was great to have found this site; hope more classmates find it too. Have lived
in Vermont twice, Connecticut once, now in NY where we built a house and raised 2
wonderful boys, now 20 (in college in Buffalo) & 18. Philip and Steven. We
are now divorced and I work full time at a Cancer Treatment Center outside Albany.
Spend lots of time being active, hiking, xc, downhill (taught that for years),
snowshoeing, biking, blading, fishing, working out. Still have my long hair.
Still seriously enjoying life and my boys. I hope they will have a reunion because
the 10th was lots of fun at the Danversport Yacht Club. Hope they have it in the
summer again. Looking forward to seeing many familiar faces ... in a more peaceful
06/08: Have a beautiful home of my own on a small lake just across the Hudson River from Albany (in East Greenbush). With the gorgeous lakeview, it is uplifting to see and hear the geese, ducks and frogs (also cormorants, blue heron and turtles) from my 3 season room. To watch the waves is very relaxing. Got me a kayak to go on the lake - the minute I bought my house (no noisy power boats allowed!). One son Philip, went to college and is now a musician in Boston after attending Berklee; my other son Steven is in the urban planning program at SUNY Albany. He also did the Carpenter's Union for 18 mos.,and was selected for Americorps but turned it down. I have met a wonderful man who works for the State and will be retiring any minute. He will be moving in with me this summer - after dating for 2 1/2 years. I have been back to Beverly, where my sister still lives, and it looks great to me still! Life is good ....
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2009-10 Update: Moved from Beverly area to Martha's Vineyard in 1997, then to VA
in 2003. The nomadic bug bit again in '08 when a job offer to write maritime
content brought me to Vero Beach, FL.
My GTO books are still selling on Amazon and I have almost 3 loyal readers as I
write this! But I'm also writing b-movies in the fight genre for Aussie film
companies... mates. My muscle car script "Woodward Avenue," won a "best drama"
nomination at 2009 Action on Film Festival. We're now filming the trailer for my
script, "The Violent" with world welterweight MMA boxer John Wayne Parr. It also
stars Lance Henriksen (The Right Stuff, Appaloosa) and martial arts dude,
Richard Norton (Walker: Texas Ranger). It's a lot of fun at least. Please email
me. I miss Beverly and my old friends.
5/13 - Been living in sunny Vero Beach, FL since '08 after a
decade of year-round living on the Vineyard.
I'm a marketing rep and writer at "Vero's Voice" magazine and WAXE 107.9FM. I
get to do a little morning talk radio a few times each week which is a lot of
fun. I also work as an outside sales rep for a local aviation company. (Piper
Aircraft is also located here in Vero Bch.) I sell aftermarket parts for private
jets and turboprop planes.
Been with my GF Karen for 10+ years and we have a 17 yr old Golden named "Jake"
and a new shelter dog, aptly named, "Lucky."
Mom still lives in Beverly. Our old Centerville house was torn down in '12. :(
Are we doing a 40th reunion?
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Marmen-Mounsey, Dorene
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Hi! Well, I'm still living and working in Beverly. I have two children, Stephen age 12 1/2
and Alyse age 9 (going on thirty!) I'm a soccer and baseball mom and taxi service. I'm an
RN at Beverly Hospital. I'm interested in hearing from class of 73( or thereabouts)
members and maybe rekindle an old friendship or make new ones!
Matson, Susan G
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Linda and I have just celebrated our 26th anniversary we have two boys Rudy 14 and Tony
13. We live in south Florida and plan to attend the reunion. Would love to hear from
you folks.
(Michaud) Mourer, Angela M
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Living in Beverly. Married w/two kids, ages 12 and 10. Attending Salem State College.
11/08 - Still loving living in Beverly, married with two children now in college, both at Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston. Keeping busy with lots of volunteer work, hobbies and my two dogs. It's always fun to run into classmates around town and would love to hear from those living out of the area.
9/11---Time keeps flying by! Still in Beverly, living in the
Ryal Side area, after downsizing from giant colonial in the Cove. Kids are 23
and 21, both Seniors in college this year.
I was diagnosed with MS in 2004 and it's no picnic but I do well enough and
enjoy each day. Lots of volunteer work, hobbies and friends and family keep me
2/12 - Living here in Beverly STILL! Married to the same guy
(from Western PA) since
1982, have two kids now in their 20's, both graduating college this year (2012).
Enjoy hobbies of quilting, sewing, knitting. Have 2 rescued dogs and 2 rescued
and serve on the Board of Directors for a Massachusetts Miniature Schnauzer
Living in Ryal Side and still enjoying Beverly.
(Miller) Salandrea, Kate M
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11/06- Hello from the former Kathy Miller.I have been called Kate for many years
now. I just happened on this site while surfing. I live in Beverly, and I'm a
clinical social worker, currently on hiatus after many satisfying years with
several agencies on the North Shore. I've been married to
Rich for 30 years and we have two children, Michael, 21, and Elizabeth, 23. Rich
is also a social worker with many years experience and we are both old enough to
be contemplating our eventual retirement...scary! I do think of classmates now
and again but have happened upon only a few since graduation. I have
particularly fond memories of the music department. Nice to see what folks have
been up to.
(Morgan) McNeill, Cheryl A.
1/10/02 Hello! Stumbled on THIS website while looking at the current BHS website for
school info for my two sons who are attending, you guessed it, BHS. It gets weird when
they have some of the same teachers. I was happy to read info about so many people on the
website. I am living locally and except for one year, when I was first married (1981) and
lived in Salem, I have always lived here! I'm not sure I could ever live away from the
ocean! I am currently separated and have two sons, 17 (graduating this year)and 14
(freshman) that are very involved with the music program at BHS. Who knew? Looking at
colleges now (does that seem possible?)and trying not to feel old. After BHS I graduated
from NSCC in Radiologic Technology and went on to get my degree in Nuclear Medicine
Technology from BHCC. I have worked at Beverly Hospital and am now at the Hunt Center in
Danvers. Have been toying with a midlife career change and attending college part-time to
that end. Have recently acquir! ed the traveling bug, and have visted Ireland twice, in
spite of the state of the world. How are you all dealing with the aftermath of 9-11? Did
you ever think we would have to explain that to ourselves and to our children? Still see
quite a few BHS grads whose children are in Beverly Schools. Hoping we will have a well
attended 30th reunion. Will we have one? Would love to hear from past grads.
8/08 Time for an update: Have managed to graduate one son from UMass Lowell,(and he has a job!) the other will be a senior at UNH and hopefully will make it across the podium. Have been working at Mass General in Boston for 6 years in Nuclear Medicine. Still in Beverly......
Mucci, Bob
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11/29/09 I heard about this site recently...I have lived in Methuen MA for the
past 25 years. My wife Marcia and I have been married for 26 years. We have two
children, David 24, who is an industrial designer and Lauren 21, who is a senior
in college studing to be a teacher. I still see my old high school friends
frequently. I would love to hear from you..
(Mugford) Denwood, Nancy K
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Nadeau, Gary R
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Hi everyone. Wow, where have the years gone? Let's see, status as of
10/20/05. Married for 26 years to Paula, three girls, 24, 22, 20, all doing
well having graduated or still in U of IL, we've been in IL for ~20 years. Have
been a bit out of the Beverly loop for years but remember and cherish those
great days and people! I hope you are all well!
(Nelson) Mills, Karen A
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I guess web surfing can still bring you back "Home"!! Can't believe we have a
site to find old friends. I moved to Canada in 1980, have 2 children: Jeremiah (22) and
Taliena (19). Recently I moved to Tulsa, Ok to be with a wonderful man. I've missed all
the class reunions from being so far away and out of touch=( however with this site, I can
try and attend the next one. Hope to contact some of you and please e-mail me if you
remember ... sometimers may be getting some of us ;)
Nimblett, Michael
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(Norwood) Clemenzi, Nancy L
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Panunzio, Leo L
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Hello Class of 73. What a great year that was!! Hope all are well and enjoying
life. I moved to the San Francisco Bay Area after graduating from Coyne Electrical
in Boston. Married my beautiful wife Eden from California in "81" and we
have since moved back to Bedford NH with our three kids. Can't wait to see everyone
at the big 30 reunion.
(Pariseau) Wilczek, Joy (Joyce)
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Hi! I am living in Beverly with my husband Drew and 2 sons. Nicholas and TImothy. I
graduated from North Shore's Nursing Program in 1977 and continued on to get my BSN from
Salem State in 1982 (the slow route!). I have been working in a pediatrician's office for
the last 18 years and occasionally see an old classmate there, a few times as
grandparents! I would love to hear from anybody to share memories.
(Peterson) Heassler, Martha L
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I just heard about our 30th reunion while at my daughter's doctor (thanks, Jean)...and
then discovered this website (thanks, Google). After many years working and living
in southern California and then in the Framingham/Metrowest area, I moved back to the
North Shore in the fall of 2000 (to move from consulting to a full-time job here), with my
husband and two girls... We live in Gloucester, and are loving Cape Ann.
Would love to reconnect with some of my BHS friends, esp. from the Music Dept.
days, etc. Hope to come to the reunion. Blessings.... -Martha
(Pierpont) Hermann, Linda V
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(Primmer) Bernard , Paula L
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Hi everyone! I've been living in Sanford Maine for the last 25 years. Got divorced in '85,
and am currently engaged to a wonderful guy named Gary. I have two daughters, and between
Gary and I we have 5 grandchildren who keep us very young. I've worked for Shaw's
Supermarket for 16 years in the deli and seafood dept, and before that I worked for a
corner store for 9 years. I get back to Beverly about once every couple months as all my
family are still in and around the Beverly area. Sure has changed over the years. I would
love to hear from anyone and also would like info on the upcoming reunions. Up to now I
guess nobody knew where I was as I haven't received any info on past reunions. I hope
everyone is happy, healthy and ready for a great new year!
4/04 - Hello everyone. I am still living in Sanford, Maine and enjoying life. The grandchildren are getting older now, 9,7,6,4 and 3 1/2. All five will be camping with us in July for a week. One set of parents will be with us also, so we should make it through the week without collapsing. I am still working at Shaw's Supermarket, been 18 years now. Boy how time flies. This coming Sunday, May 2, will be a special day for me as a former classmate, Fay (Brotherton)Salt, is coming up to visit for the day. We haven't seen each other in 30 years but use to hang out during our BHS years. We are both excited about the reunion and have many things to catch up on. If it wasn't for this website, we probably would never have reconnected. This website was a great idea! Thanks. I hope everyone is healthy, happy and living a good life.
(Putur) Telge, Kathy P
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Hey Everyone,
Just wondering if anyone knew when our next class reunion was going to take
place ! Hard to believe sometimes that it has been so long since we
graduated....but then, I look in the mirror and ask....."How the HELL" did this
happen?" Thank God for makeup, hair products and for the lucky ones.....plastic
surgery. But hey, they say getting old is just in our minds, right? Who are
"They", anyway? My brother Clark passed away in 2005 from ALS and Lymme
Disease, and lost my mom in 2006.....it makes you think and realize that life is
short. I have two beautiful and spunky girls, 23 and 24, a nurse and living in
Manchester, NH. Just wondering how you all are and would love to hear from you
! Take care !! Kathy
Rennie, Jim
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Ricker, Fred
(See Ricker, Colleen, Class of 1975). Married to Colleen McBrien Ricker.
Rimari, Ramona J
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Robichau, Bill
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Hello everyone back living in Beverly since 1990 after a few years of living in Florida. I
started my own business in 1999 (machine shop)and got married on March 10, 2001. Any old
classmates who work for companies that deal with precision machine shops send me an
e-mail. Hope everyone is doing fine.
Rudden, Kevin J
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(Russell) Conant, Janet I
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I actually didn't gratuate from Beverly High but moved after one year at Memorial Jr.
High. Anyone remember me? I recently connected with someone I once knew in North Beverly
Elementary and it was a real exciting moment...I always loved going to school in Beverly
and really hated moving to Danvers....we discussed all the people we remembered and things
we remembered and it was great fun especially in Miss Smiddy's sixth grade....There were
three Janet Russells in Memorial but I was the one from North Beverly...I was told about
this website and thought I would add my name. I live in Haverhill now and have worked at
Bell Atlantic for 20 odd years...that's where I rediscovered Jeanne.....Hi Everyone!
(Ryan) Cassidy, Debbie
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Ryan, Rick
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Sanchez, Tomas E
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I just stumbled across this site. I like it. Now when are we going to have
another class reunion?
Sangster Sr., Brian A
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Saunders, Paul R
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Sciamanna, David
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(Scott) Nelson, Noreen M
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Slattery, Nancy J
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(Thibodeau) Sarafin, Lynne A
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Hi everyone. I have been living in Fremont, NH for the last 3 years after a stint in St.
Thomas and Ipswich Ma. Have been divorced since 1987. I have 2 children, Justin(26)and
manda (23). Both college grads and living their lives. I went back to college and became a
Wetland scientist. Currently working out of Plaistow NH. Would love to her from
anyone I use to hang out with. Hope this note finds everyone happy and healthy.
Tiberio, Jeanne
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Hi everyone. I'm currently living in Salem, MA, near the common. I'm single and work as a
Nutritionist here in Salem. I've recently written a cookbook called Vegetarian Homestyle
Cooking, and I've just started working on another. I keep in touch with Wendy Johnson (now
George) and I'll tell her about this site.
Turcotte, Linda Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Find me on Facebook Hey everyone! Not sure who is still checking this site, but we have a date for the 40th reunion (a year late, but what the hell). The reunion is going to be held at the Beverly Golf & Tennis Club on Saturday, August 23rd. Here is the Facebook page for the group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/525059394254856 / There will be a website available to register and pay online to attend the reunion. Hope to see a lot of former classmates there!
Vanikiotis, George
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Surprised to find this site! Still living in Beverly, have three sons ages 21, 19 and 11
I'm a shop teacher at Essex Agricultural High School. Drop me an e-mail.
(Vincent) Harris, Kathy
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Just discovered this site--it is great!! I am married to Larry, a game designer for Hasbro
Interactive, and have 3 kids--Jen, in her first year of college--Michael, an upcoming
senior and Courtenay, nearly 14 and entering her freshman year of HS--I have taught in
Alternative Education for many, many years now and love it! We live in Hamilton--
I hear from Lori Carlman Booker frequently and will pass this site on to her.
(Waitt) Hills, Elizabeth
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My name is Brian Hills, I am writing this after I noticed my mother Elizabeth
Hills (Waitt) had never registered as a BHS Alum. Honestly I'm not sure of her
year of graduation, I just did some quick math to try and figure it out. But I
wanted to inform you, her friends and classmates, that my mother passed on
September 9th 2005 and her brother John Waitt, passed on March 9th 2007. John is
survived by his wife Pam(ela) Waitt (Flynn) and his son Matthew Waitt. My
mother, Elizabeth is survived by my Father Noel Hills and myself, their only
child Brian Hills. If anyone would like to share stories or memories of my
mother, and/or knows of her actual year of graduation please feel free to email
me at email@example.com
Thank you all.
-Brian Hills
(Waldman) Taft, Nancy W
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Greetings, all!Stumbled onto this while surfing today. Had visited the Beverly site and
the old alumni site a couple of years ago, and thought I'd check back. What an
improvement! Are we really old enough to be facing our 30th reunion soon?! Yikes! I don't
get to Beverly any more - my mother died in '98 and we sold her house, so there isn't much
connection. Until "now" had lost touch with almost everyone I knew there.After
BHS, I went to UNH, met an Air Force ROTC cadet, graduated in '77 with an environmental
conservation degree, then became an Air Force wife. We have lived in Florida, California,
Illinois, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Alabama, Virginia, Germany, Maryland, and now
Washington state in the last 24 years. Phew! Along the way I changed my "career
goals" to something employable. I now do software training for adults. I've worked at
universities, government agencies, and military bases. My husband Kirk is due to retire
from the Air Force next summer, if they will let people retire by then. We'll be moving to
Centennial, Wyoming, a wide spot in the road 30 miles west of Laramie. We are childless by
choice, so we plan to play! :-)With all this moving, I've only heard about one of our
reunions. I sure would like to attend the 30th if we have one. I'll keep my e-mail address
current here; I also registered at classmates.com. To those who might plan such a thing,
please consider that the Thanksgiving weekend is the busiest travel weekend of the year,
and unless you have someone to stay with that lives in the area, it's a tough time to
travel to Beverly from out of town.With all that's happened recently, I've been nostalgic
for New England. I miss Lynch Park, and the beaches. I'd love to hear from anyone who
might remember me. I know I was pretty quiet - that's changed. Guess we all grew up, huh?
Happy Holidays to all - and peace. . .
8/03 - Since I last posted on this site in late 2001, we've moved AGAIN, but this should be the last one! My husband Kirk retired from the Air Force a year ago, and we moved into what we refer to as our "forever house", a log home in Centennial, Wyoming, population 100 (or so they like to tell the tourists). I'm still working part time at the University of Wyoming in Laramie, doing software training for the faculty and staff. I was hoping to hear about a 30th reunion, but so far no word. Does anyone know anything about plans for one? This site has been great for reconnecting with folks I haven't heard from in 30+ years. Thanks! Best to all of you, and I hope to see you someday, too.
Walker, Glenn R
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Hello Class 0f 1973. I think this is a great idea for class members to keep intouch.
I live in Wenham with my wife Heather and our nine year old daughter Erin. I
have kept education near and dear to my heart since leaving Beverly High. Heather
teaches kidnergarden in Boxford and I work at the Masconomet Regional School District in
Topsfield as the Director of Operations. It would be nice to hear from some of you and
catch up on the past 30 years!!
(Ward) Venezia, Barbara
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11/10 Hi all, just found out about this site. Good to hear from you all. Been
married to Phil Venezia for 35 years, have 2 great kids, Mike 32, Jen 31, and 4
awesome grand children, 5,4,3, and 9 months. Moved back to Beverly in 08 after
living in Venice Florida for 20 years. Glad to be back. Looking forward to
hearing from anyone.
(White) Wright, Donna M
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Whynot, Leslie K
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I've been living in San Diego since 1983 but still have family in Topsfield,
Andover and Metheun. Usually come East at Christmas. I'm a nuclear medicine
technologist and work at several hospitals in San Diego. My daughter graduates
from UCSD next month. I still read way too much!! Would love to hear from anyone
from 1973!
(Wittenhagen) Walsh, Mary E
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Hello all my fellow BHS graduates!! ! live in Hamilton now. I got married in
1978, and divorced in 1990. I am currently married to a wonderful man. I am a
nurse practitioner at a doctor's office in Marblehead. I love my job. I have 3
children, 2 boys, ages 22 and 19, and a girl, 15. They all attended Hamilton-Wenham
Regional. I have a fantastic life!! and i have BHS to thank for it!!
10/03 - Just to let you all know that I did not write this sappy bio!
My 15 year old daughter thought it would be so funny to submit this. (She is
still grounded). Wonderful life! Owe it all to BHS! Give me a break!
Terrific children... I don't think so!
(Witwicki) Baker, Nancy V
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Still happily married for 26 years to Bob Baker-class of 1972. We have two sons,
James who is in the USMC stationed in New River, North Carolina. Jeff will be a freshman
at BHS in the fall, graduating class 2007! I teach sixth grade at Briscoe Middle School
after teaching at the Edwards School for 9 years. It's fun to be back at Briscoe once
1/09 - Married to Bob Baker BHS class of '72. We have two sons; James BHS class of 2000, works @ GE-Lynn, and Jeff BHS class of 2007 works in Landscaping. After teaching several years @ Edwards Elementary, I now teach 6th grade Science @ Briscoe. We enjoy the local beaches, and our camp in Alton, NH.
(Woods) Sciamanna, Jean
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Hello all, it's been a long time! I get back to Beverly whenever I can
and occasionally see people I know....always happy to come home to Beverly, especially in
Summer, to see my kids sitting on that big black rock in the water at Lynch the way my
sister Dena and I did when we were kids! Anyway, what have I been doing? I graduated from
music school, taught awhile, went to law school, became an attorney and worked awhile. I
have been married to my husband, John Ricardo for 18 years, he is a physician here in
Connecticut. We have two children, an 11 year old boy and a 8 year old girl who keep us
running and I am the coordinator who (tries) to keep things running around here. We live
in a lovely country setting, at the base of a waterfall. I'd love to hear from former
classmates, just hooked back up with Angela Fortunato after all these years and I'm so
thrilled! My best to everyone
11/04 - It was wonderful to see so many dear friends at the recent reunion. I'm especially having a blast staying connected to my M-108 cronies via email. My husband and I are now officially the parents of a teenager (son turned 13 this month), and he is taller than I am! I suppose it can only go downhill from here. Wishing all of you a peaceful, joyous and fulfilling holiday season.
10/06 Time for an update! I have reconnected with some BHS friends and hope to see more of them posting on this site in the future! On a personal note, our son is now in high school (GASP!) and is a Third Former at Choate. Daughter is in 6th grade, preserving the illusion of youth (for me). I recently went back to the practice of law (Tom Barnico, I told you I would someday and now I have) and am really glad to be back! All the best to everyone and I hope to see you when I am visiting my parents and siblings in Beverly. Drop me a line any time.
10/09 Well, my husband and I finally have both of the kids in High School! Andrew is a Sixth Former and Hayley is a Third Former (freshman) at Choate. Andrew getting his college applications together -- aren't I too young to to be the mother of a college student? I am with the State of Connecticut, Judicial Branch as a Mediator in its Foreclosure Mediation Program. My office is in New Haven Superior Court. My job is to mediate solutions between borrowers who are being sued in foreclosure and their lenders. Needless to say, it's a very timely and busy position these days. My very best to everyone.
6/14 - Life just keeps moving along! Both kids in college, one here in the States and one in the U.K., hubby and I working in our respective professions.....life is good. My very best to all.
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BATON ROUGE, LA (NBC33) — There's a brand new music video people are watching around Baton Rouge, because it features our mayor, Kip Holden!
It's all part of the mayor's promotion of "Healthy BR" an initiative designed to cut down on childhood obesity rates, and promote healthy living.
Teens from different high schools around the parish helped with the 80's style music video, that calls for exercise, no sugary drinks, and 10 hours of sleep for teens.
"But we are catching young people and then teaching them good eating habits and exercise habits as they get bigger in hopes of making sure that they don't have to face the devastation that some people are faced later on in life," Mayor Kip Holden said.
Two local movie theaters have agreed to show the music video during their previews to share its message with the greater Baton Rouge community.
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What is Stress?
Stress can be defined as any type of change that causes physical, emotional or psychological tension.
Stress is an unavoidable, normal part of life, like the air we breathe. It can either help us learn and grow or cause us problems. We experience stress in varying forms and degrees, occasionally, or perhaps daily. When we face obstacles or challenges, when we feel pressured, overwhelmed or powerless, unsure of how to meet demands, we experience stress. We may recognize this when tension manifests in our bodies: our hearts beat faster, our breath becomes shallow and rapid, and we may perspire. Some of us may be so focused on performance that we do not notice the symptoms until we collapse in exhaustion, or become ill.
Some stress in moderate doses can actually be beneficial to us. Eustress is the type of stress that helps us feel alive, excited and energized. Eustress enables us to react quickly, work hard, and have fun. Most of us experience this type of stress as enjoyable, even exciting. We may feel eustress when we are creative, when we compete in a sport, ride a roller coaster, or fall in love. Eustress provides the fuel we need to remain focused and alert. It helps motivate us to do our best, enabling us to successfully meet important challenges and responsibilities. Eustress fuels us when we are giving a presentation and drives us to study hard for exams. It motivates us to win a race or finish an important job on time.
Although just enough stress can be a good thing, stress overload is a different story - too much stress is not good for anyone. When life's demands exceed our abilities to cope, we feel over-stressed. We are then experiencing Acute Stress. When stress seems never-ending and inescapable, we are experiencing Chronic Stress. There is increasing scientific evidence that acute and chronic stress weaken our immune system, making it harder for us to remain healthy and fight off disease. We become moody, tense, anxious and depressed. Our ability to perform diminishes, our strength decreases and our relationships suffer. If we don't take positive action, acute and chronic stress is likely to create or worsen health problems.
There are many stress reduction approaches. We would like to offer you the opportunity to practice relaxation and stress reduction if you choose to do so now. The paragraphs in italics at the beginning of the first section and one at the end of the last section, reminds and guides the reader in one approach. You may begin shifting your own nervous system into the relaxation response by regularly practicing this or another approach of your choice.
As you read through the following sections, we invite you to stop periodically and notice how your body is responding. Observe your breathing, heart rate, and any tension you feel in your body, as well as your thoughts and feelings. Take a few minutes to focus on your breathing. Has it speeded up or slowed down? Is it shallow or not? Is there increased tension or heat in your body? If you notice these stress reactions, stop reading and close your eyes. Practice breathing slowly and deeply from your belly for a few moments before continuing to read. Shift your focus entirely on your belly, relaxing as you breath deeply and gently. Deep breathing shifts your nervous system from a sympathetic tensing reaction to parasympathetic relaxation response. In this way you are in more balance and are calming your mind and body. Repeat this way of breathing off and on as you read.
If you prefer, look around the room and find an object, animal, or plant you enjoy observing and focus there. Notice any shift in your breathing, heart rate, and areas where tension was held earlier. You may want to listen to soft relaxing music. Perhaps, at intervals, you can imagine yourself in a peaceful place. Use this as an opportunity to practice awareness and self-regulation, which strengthen healthy neural pathways in your brain and change your body's habitual stress reaction to a calmer state.
How Does Stress Affect Your Body and Your Health?
Like all animals, when we perceive threat or danger our body responds by producing powerful neurochemical hormones (adrenalin, cortisol) that prepare us for action. These chemicals speed up our heart and our breathing, raise our blood pressure and metabolism, and slow down digestion. Blood vessels open wider to let more blood flow to large muscle groups, putting our muscles on alert. Pupils dilate to improve our vision. The liver releases some of its stored glucose to increase our body's energy. We sweat to cool our body down. All of these physical changes prepare us to react quickly and effectively to handle the pressure of the moment and give us a burst of energy and strength.
This process is called the "fight-or-flight", or "stress response". We are prepared to fight and defend ourselves or run away from the danger; necessary options for us to respond effectively during emergency situations. Working properly, the body's stress response enhances our ability to perform well under pressure and helps us rise to the challenge at hand. When the crisis is over, our nervous system is wired to return to balance, shifting gradually into the relaxation response. However, human beings, unlike animals in the wild, are capable of internalizing stress. This happens when our stress response freezes and fails to turn off, preventing our body from properly resetting itself. Current human brain research has demonstrated that if not properly discharged through the "fight or flight" response, stressful or traumatic experiences can become trapped in the nervous system, in turn leading to a variety of symptoms that may worsen over time if left unhealed. .
There are times that we experience ongoing or long-term pressure, e.g. when we are coping with loss, with an end of a relationship, a divorce, chronic illness, or a change in our life situation such as a move, a change in job or school. These long-term stressful situations can produce a lasting, low level of stress, referred to as Chronic Stress. Our body remains in an activated state. On constant alert, our nervous system pumps out additional stress hormones over an extended period of time. Consequently, we are unable to flow back into a relaxation response and our normal, balanced state. Instead, our body's reserves are depleted, our immune system is impacted, and we are unable to self heal. When chronically stressed we may feel overwhelmed, unable to cope, exhausted, tense, anxious, worried, fearful or depressed.
Health Effects
Stress can take many different forms, and can contribute to a variety of symptoms and illnesses. Recent research suggests that 60 to 90 percent of illness is stress related. Stress affects our health by damaging our immune system, compromising our ability to fight off disease and infection. Stress impacts our cardiovascular system, throws our digestion off balance, and interferes with conception and impacts our emotional and psychological well being. The first symptoms of stress may be relatively mild, like chronic headaches and increased susceptibility to colds. Our symptoms, if ignored are liable to worsen, leaving us vulnerable to more serious health problems.
Excess stress can manifest itself in a variety of physical, emotional, and behavioral symptoms that vary enormously among different individuals. What constitutes overwhelming stress for one person may not be felt as stress by another. Likewise, the signs and symptoms of unprocessed and unmanaged stress will be different for each person. For example, some people become angry and let their anger out on others. Some people internalize their stress and develop eating disorders or substance abuse problems. People who have a chronic illness may find that their symptoms flare up when they are experiencing an overload of stress.
Common Physical Symptoms of Stress Overload Include:
Sleep or eating problems | Hair loss |
Shortness of breath | Body tension |
Muscle tension | Nausea and vomiting |
Chronic headaches | Heart racing |
Gastrointestinal disturbances | Dizziness or flushing |
Excessive fatigue, tiredness | Tremulousness or restlessness |
Chronic pain | Hyperventilation or choking sensation |
Chest pain or pressure | Weight gain or loss |
Medical Conditions and Illness Associated With or Exacerbated by Stress Include:
Migraines | Diabetes | Ulcers |
Heartburn | High blood pressure | Back pain |
Allergies and Asthma | Skin problems | Heart disease |
Tooth and gum disease | Pre-Menstrual Syndrome | Obesity |
Infertility | Autoimmune diseases | Irritable bowel syndrome |
Emotional and Behavioral Symptoms Associated With Stress
Uncontrollable, unpredictable, and long-term stress has far-reaching consequences on our mental health as well as our physical health. The body's response to long-term stress rewires the brain; creating and deepening stress induced neural pathways. We are left feeling more vulnerable to everyday pressures and less able to cope. Over time, without taking positive steps to create and deepen our relaxation neural pathways, the stress response can lead to, and increase, mental health problems.
Mental and Emotional Problems Associated With Stress Include:
- Feeling emotionally unregulated or out of control
- Agitation, nervousness, feeling pressured
- Distraction, disorganization
- Excessive worry or obsessive thoughts
- Overly self-absorbed
- Feeling disconnected from others
- Anxiety or panic attacks
- Depression
- Feelings of helplessness, hopelessness
- Changes in eating habits, including over and under-eating
- Loss of enthusiasm or energy
- Difficulty sleeping
- Changes in eating habits including over and under eating
- Sexual dysfunction
- Thoughts of harming self or others
- Bouts of anger
Unhealthy Behaviors Associated With Stress
People under stress have a greater tendency to engage in unhealthy behaviors, such as:
- Excessive use or abuse of alcohol or drugs
- Smoking cigarettes
- Poor nutritional habits
- Rushing through daily activities such as eating, working, walking
- Over dependence on outside stimulation to feel good (coffee, sweeteners, food, TV, internet; money; sex, work, shopping, gambling)
When we desperately try to relieve our stress and its symptoms, we may fall into a "vicious cycle" of reacting to events by trying to escape our feelings and symptoms with unhealthy behaviors. These behaviors actually increase the severity of our stress by increasing our reactivity and sensitivity to life's events.
The good news is that new brain science teaches us that we can redesign our brain. Scientists now know that the human brain is not completely set at birth or early childhood. Instead the brain, like other muscles in our body, can change in response to new behaviors as well as to prescribed medications. You may have heard about the two key laws of brain plasticity: "Neurons that fire together, wire together," and "neurons that fire apart wire apart." In other words, by replacing an unhealthy pattern of behavior with a healthy and pleasurable one, our brains form a new circuit that can be gradually reinforced. Moreover, by not acting on an unhealthy impulse, we weaken the link between the compulsion and the idea that it will ease our anxiety.
Major Risk Factors For Stress
The presence of a stressor does not automatically result in disabling stress symptoms. The degree to which any stressful situation or event impacts your daily functioning depends partly upon the nature of the stressor itself and partly on your own personal and external resources. If you know which factors contribute to your stress level, you will be able to better focus your attention on the areas that need to change.
The Intensity of Your Stress Depends On:
- Nature of the stressor: if it involves central aspects of your life (family, job) and if it is a chronic issue
- Crisis: sudden intense situations (attack, rape, robbery, disasters)
- Multiple stressors: the more life changes and daily pressures increase, the more stress you experience
- Perception: how you view the stress, your attitude in general effects how it impacts you.
- Knowledge: how much understanding and knowledge you have regarding your situation affects how well you can cope.
- Stress Tolerance: the more confidence you have in yourself and your ability to persevere, the better able you will be to cope.
- Support Network: a strong network of supportive friends and family provides a buffer against life's stressors. The more lonely or isolated you are, the higher your risk of reacting in unhealthy ways to stress. Any type of spiritual resource or community can enhance resilience in difficult times.
Trauma and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Human beings respond to trauma differently from animals in the wild due to human brain's ability to internalize and repress our natural responses of "fight or flight." Unaware that we are physically, mentally and emotionally stuck in a fight or flight mode, our trauma is literally trapped in our bodies. Equilibrium is not regained and our system does not return to a normal balance. We may remain unaware that we are hypervigilent or disconnected. Our lives gradually become more constricted. This persistent, debilitating reaction to trauma, that can range from subtle to severe, is known as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Many people, in the days and weeks following exposure to a traumatic event, have some symptoms of PTSD that gradually disappear. Many others experience long lasting symptoms without relief.
Events that can trigger traumatic reactions or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Include:
- Accidents
- Military combat or living in war zones
- Violent personal assaults such as rape or mugging
- Intense, repetitive family conflicts, or violence (verbal and physical)
- Chronic emotional or physical abuse
- Natural or human caused disasters
- Surgery and anesthesia
- Chronic illness
- Sexual abuse
- Loss and death of significant others
- Emotional and physical neglect in childhood
Common Symptoms of PTSD Include:
- Flashbacks, intrusive thoughts, or nightmares about the traumatic event
- Avoidance of places and things associated with the trauma
- Mental, physical and emotional hypervigilance for signs of danger
- Chronic irritability, tension, anxiety
- Depression
- Emotional numbness
- Sleep/Eating disturbances
- Outbursts of Anger
- Survivor's Guilt
In recent years, a variety of therapeutic treatment modalities have been specifically developed to treat trauma and PTSD. These treatments include: Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, Somatic Experiencing, Progressive Exposure, medication, and other supportive approaches such as body work, yoga, relaxation techniques, energy healing, and visualization can help ameliorate the symptoms of PTSD.
(You may want to take time again to stop reading and close your eyes. Continue to build your practice of noticing and sensing how your body is responding to this information. If you notice some tension in your body begin to take some slow deep breaths, softening your belly, slowing and deepening your breathing. You may begin to notice a shift toward less tension and more relaxation spreading through parts of your body. You are practicing developing your neural pathways for relaxation. If you choose to continue reading, your comprehension will be enhanced as your system has shifted from constriction to more flow.)


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Annual military exercises designed to combat spread of Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb.
KATI, Mali — Meet Cmdr. Alou Ongoiba's special forces company of 40 men in mismatched uniforms and doo-rags sheared from actual rags — soldiers charged with scattering terrorists from the bleak Malian badlands that begin about 600 miles northeast of this practice battlefield.
On a Monday, in 105 degrees Fahrenheit, Ongoiba's troops and their American trainers were supposed to be shinnying down from helicopters and ambushing a make-believe Al Qaeda bivouac.
"But a helicopter requires four or five hours of maintenance for every hour of use," explained a U.S. military official, who insisted on anonymity, so no chopper. Instead, Ongoiba's commandos spent their morning learning how to jumpstart a car. Tk-tk-tk-vroom.
Their Senegalese counterparts napped underneath some trucks.
This is Flintlock: The time each year since 2005 when U.S. and European military drill sergeants come to Mali, Niger, Senegal, Burkina Faso — all across Africa's sandy top — to train in counterterrorism blitzes with African armies.
Well north of the military vehicles stalled in Kati, across the dunes of the Sahara desert, grows a threat that worries U.S. strategists: Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb. The annual training by Western military units is designed to get African armies, like Mali's, to neutralize the threat from Islamic radicals.
The world's biggest name in terrorism has opened a highly profitable West African franchise kidnapping tourists and aid workers and raking in ransoms that experts worry will bankroll more terrorist activities.
In addition to abducting sightseers, the Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb regularly ambushes Algeria's army and nearly blew up its president in 2007. They're increasingly linked to West Africa's booming cocaine trade and Tuareg rebels — anti-government operations sprawled across ancient caravan routes in the world's largest desert.
"These deepest areas of the Sahara are providing safe havens," Special African Operations Lt. Col. Chris Schmidt said, bringing back a buzzword from the early days of the war in Afghanistan. In some ways, the Sahara is Afghanistan — another craggy and history-steeped Islamic hinterland where militias rove a vast territory of unpatrolled, government-free barrens.


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"He's downgraded us economically and militarily," Voight told a crowd of reporters. "And four more years of this, we'll be cornered."
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Lesson 4
The Altar of Sacrifice
The Altar of Sacrifice
The priest
approached the tabernacle first by way of the brazen altar, and here he offered
the sacrifice for sin. The brazen altar was approximately 7 1/2 square and 4 1/2 feet high. It was made of shittim wood
overlaid with brass. It was a place of death and shedding of blood. Approach to
God is made by way of repentance. Jesus said, "Except ye repent ye shall
all likewise perish" (Luke 13:3).
Notice the
prominence which was assigned to the altar in connection with the tabernacle
and its worship. Look where it stood, it was placed immediately in front of the
gate of the court of the tabernacle. It was the first object that met the eye
of the worshipper as he came into the court to present his sacrifice unto the
Lord. The altar was not hidden in some remote place in the court, removed from
the gaze of t'he people, neither did it stand inside of the tabernacle where it
could only be approached by a few. It was placed where it would be in sight of
all, and where all could approach it. Not all of the people were permitted to
see the golden candlestick, the table of shewbread or the altar of incense, which
things were just inside the veil. All could not pass the veil which hung in the
tabernacle. None but the high priest was permitted to enter the holiest of
holies on the day of atonement. The altar in the court, the brazen altar, was
not hidden, neither was a man forbidden to approach it. It could be plainly
seen from without, and no one could enter into the holy place save by passing
this sacred emblem where the sacrificial blood of the animals was offered. This
teaches that not one, no not one, that no man who has come to the knowledge of
Jesus will even enter heaven except he is a partaker of the blood of Jesus, who
stood as an altar of sacrifice to all who would approach God. St. John 14:6.
that it was not only the altar which gave the worshipper access to the holy
place, or the putting away of his sins according to his station, but there had
to be a sacrifice made upon the altar, whether it be priest, Levite or
Israelite. Note the relationship of the brazen altar to every other part of the
tabernacle service and its furniture, like the root to a tree, or the heart to
the body, or the foundation to a building, everything inside, and even the
brazen laver in front of the door of the tabernacle, all depended upon the work
done at the altar.
Take away
the perfect work required at the brazen altar and all else, no matter how
magnificent, every bit of it was useless without the altar and its perfect
work. All had to come to God by the way of the altar Hebrews 13:10, "we
have an altar," speaks of Jesus. The Lord Jesus meant it when He said,
"No man who comes must take the "Way," that he may get the
"Truth which gives him "Life." So here as the "way,"
note the office of Christ in the altar, not only the altar (Christ) but also
the blood upon the altar (the blood of Jesus) gave the altar (Christ) the power
which it required. In the 9th chapter of Hebrews note the power of the blood of
the sacrifices, verses 19-21. All priests, their garments, the sacred vessels,
everything was unfit for services until the blood which was shed at the brazen
altar had touched and sanctified them.
Here is
the story of the Cross of Christ, Calvary. There is no pardon, no
righteousness, no peace, no grace, no blessings and no salvation, only through the
sacrifice of the Cross. No washing at the laver without the work at the brazen
altar. The altar represented the shedding of blood and the death of Jesus. No
death, no burial, no shedding of blood, no remission of sins. Hebrews 9:24.
Therefore Romans 6:3 shows that a sinner is buried with Jesus in baptism into
death, and that in His name, he finds the blood or life which the sacrifice at
the brazen altar testified of.
The fire upon the altar was to,
"never go out," Leviticus 6:13. There is no hour, day or night that a
transgressor cannot find the atonement of Calvary.


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Ladies and Gentlemen,
Today is a moment of particular importance both for disarmament and non-proliferation and for the relations between France and its P5 partners and the five countries of Central Asia represented here. It is a very great honour for me to have just signed, on behalf of the President of the French Republic, this Protocol to the Treaty of Semipalatinsk on a Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone in Central Asia.
As you know, France supports the regional approach to disarmament; France is in favour of the development of nuclear-weapon-free zones.
By signing this protocol, France undertakes to neither use nor threaten to use nuclear weapons against the five countries of Central Asia, as it has already undertaken with regard to the one hundred or so States Parties to the Treaties of Tlatelolco, Rarotonga and Pelindaba. The signing of this Protocol by the five nuclear-weapon States therefore represents another step to strengthen international peace and security, especially in Central Asia.
Furthermore, the signing of this Protocol during the third session of the Preparatory Committee for the Review Conference on the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) is a powerful gesture which demonstrates the commitment of both the nuclear-weapon States and the countries of Central Asia to the NPT. This Treaty is the cornerstone of the international non-proliferation regime and the foundation of our disarmament efforts. By carrying out an action planned in the Final Document of the 2010 NPT Review Conference, France is demonstrating that it is committed to taking concrete steps to make progress towards disarmament. Disarmament can only be achieved gradually, by building international confidence.
For Central Asia, the signing of this Protocol also further strengthens the exemplary record of the countries concerned with regard to the NPT. All States in the region are Parties to the NPT and one of them acceded to it after divesting itself of nuclear weapons inherited from the USSR.
The signing of this Protocol today marks the happy conclusion of long discussions between our countries to clarify how each of us understands its requirements. In this regard, France is expressing some reservations and interpretative statements today, as it has done for protocols on other nuclear-weapon-free zones. These have been formulated in writing and placed in the custody of the depositary. They do not contain any surprises.
France welcomes the constructive dialogue held with the five countries of Central Asia, which helped to deepen the understanding and confidence between our States, without which this signing could not have taken place. In this regard, I wish personally to thank Ambassador Sadykov for his involvement and to thank, through him, the authorities of the five countries of Central Asia. France has developed high quality relations with this region in many fields and welcomes today's signing, which enriches this relationship further in the interests of international peace and security.
I hope that the five States of Central Asia may now serve as an example encouraging other regions of the world to engage in equally constructive dialogue.
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Three teams from North America TSM, Dignitas and CLG.NA have already qualified for the Season Three Championship Series, but there are still five spots left to fill. With the new competitive season closing in, the search for the remaining Season Three contenders is officially on. When the end-of-season soft Elo reset happens on November 6, the Ranked 5v5 Team ladder will become your proving ground for the Season Three Championship Series. On December 27, well invite the top 32 ladder teams from North America to participate in an online qualifier from January 4-6. From there, the top six teams will have an all-expenses-paid invitation to compete in a live qualifier tournament against teams from the North American Regionals that didnt pre-qualify for the Season Three Championship Series, plus a few new Challenger Circuit competitors. This live qualifier is your teams opportunity to go pro in Season Three. Finish in the top five and youre one of the pro teams in the Championship Series! Heres a full rundown of how to qualify:
Nid is Cancer
CLG is gonna win i tell you. Downvoted for people not getting sarcasm first comment problems And i get downvoted even more when i put in that its sarcasm. Forums, you amaze me.
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Intense. Let's do this!
Sir Bricksalot
I wonder if Team Solo Mid will up their game somehow.
Seems like a reasonable way to do it. Although I wonder if the teams that qualify will still be the best teams by the end of the season. Also, I hope it's like double elimination best of 5s for the last qualifier, since that might be a lot riding on just a few games.
Real pros do 720 noscope triple X pistol headshots. With Soraka. I don't even know what I just said, but that's what they do.
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were is the Dominion, Twisted Treeline, and ARAM tourney?
This seems fun.


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UNION TWP. – Another tragic case of animal abuse in Crawford County, but this one has a happy ending. It started on Wednesday when Union Township resident Cameron Guffey arrived at his home on Towpath Road after work.
"I came home and found a stray dog lying at the base of my steps with five bullet holes in it."
The dog, a coon hound Guffey calls Rusty, was shot five times with a low caliber gun.
"He was shot in the left rear leg, the left front leg, and the chest. My first reaction was to get the bleeding stopped, and get him into the Cochranton vet's."
Rusty required several operations to remove the bullets and drain fluid in his chest. Amazingly, just a few hours of surgery and one great big funnel collar later, and Rusty was back on his feet. And that means a new family member for Cam Guffey, his girlfriend Bonnie, and their 7-year-old daughter.
"We got him home from the vet today and he just seems back to normal, running around, and playing. So, we'll probably keep him and adopt him at this point."
Next stop for Guffey was the State Police, who said they would look into the shooting.
"They said they'd probably come out and interview some of the neighbors to see if they heard anything, but, you know, I am in such a remote area, my neighbor I talked to said she didn't even hear any gunshots that morning."
Anyone with information can call the Meadville barracks at 814-332-6911.
More local news at www.palive365.com.


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