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Affordable bathroom remodel takes searching for deals
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Custom cabinets are paired with an affordable countertop.
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Interior designer Kelly DuByne (left) and homeowner Diana Hale worked together on three bathroom remodels at Hale's Lake Stevens home.
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A brand new shower was added in an upstairs bathroom.
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The Hales found the sink on Craigslist and used a vintage mirror.
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The design for a bathroom/utility room started with this glass door found on Craigslist. The door was originally one half of a set of French doors.
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Bright colors make the bathroom/utility room inviting.
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The Hales painted an affordable vanity from a big-box store to add color to the downstairs bathroom.
The guest bathroom was too big and the master bath too small. There was no bathroom on the bottom level of the house, leaving anyone entering with muddy feet from the yard with a long, carpeted trek to the powder room.
The Lake Stevens couple decided to overhaul both bathrooms and add a third. And here's the kicker: They wanted the rooms to be beautiful and one-of-a-kind while still keeping the budget in check.
The result is -- there's no other way to describe it -- cool. Take the new bathroom downstairs. The door is opaque glass embellished with a red-leafed maple tree design, a $75 find on Craigslist.
Inside, the walls are painted a color called "Iguana" (it's perky, not dark), the shower is shaped like a half-circle and the floor is stained concrete with a drain for easy cleaning. It's a functional room that still manages to be fun and funky.
The project designer, Kelly DuByne of Distinctive Interior Designs, provided some tips on how to accomplish your own bathroom remodel without breaking the bank. DuByne worked closely with Darcy Mertz Design on the project.
Use remnant pieces for flooring and countertops. Flooring and countertop companies generally order these materials in large amounts, and they are often willing to get rid of the extra from various projects at a reduced price.
Even high-end products can sometimes be found for a song. DuByne suggests calling businesses that sell these products and asking.
Reuse the same mirror but frame with wood or trim pieces for an updated look. And here's another idea: In this project, DuByne used second-hand mirrors with personality.
Use prebuilt cabinets and change up the look with some fresh paint. In the downstairs bathroom, DuByne used an inexpensive cabinet from a big box store for the sink. You wouldn't even recognize it with the fresh coat of Berry Chili Beans paint -- sorta reddish pink. That allowed the homeowner to splurge on custom cabinets for the two upstairs bathrooms.
When everything's done, pick up new accessories such as towels, curtain and rug. It gives the space a new look. It's the finishing touch. And it's fun picking those things out. Get out of your comfort zone. Mix and match instead of buying the entire set of something.
Homeowner Diane Hale played a big part in making the project successful. She found many of the fixtures and accessories -- including tile, a vintage mirror, that lovely glass door and even a toilet -- by trawling garage sales and Internet sites such as Craiglist, Freecycle.org and Builders.com.
Both the homeowners and the designer made deliberate choices about where to skimp and where to splurge.
All three bathrooms feature a mix of reused and discounted items, and a few higher-end features. The master bath, for instance, has gorgeous custom bamboo cabinets made by Architectural Cabinets in Arlington. The floor is a relatively inexpensive linoleum product called Marmoleum.
Here are a few more things to keep in mind. The typical cost of a bathroom remodel in the U.S. is $16,000, according to the National Kitchen and Bath Association. If you plan a bathroom remodel, expect to spend 5 percent to 10 percent of the home's value.
Steven Moore of Budget Bath USA, a member of the National Kitchen and Bath Association, provided a few more tips for saving money. He suggested buying your own fixtures, bathtubs and vanities because you can find your own deals.
Save money by doing your own demolition (although it's hard work) and painting. If you can avoid relocating any fixtures, that can save a few thousand dollars too.
Distinctive Interior Designs
Kelly DuByne
Darcy Mertz Design
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WILSON – It took Shelby Post 82 ace right-hander Dustin Greene a couple of innings to get accustomed to the Fleming Stadium pitcher's mound Friday morning.
Fortunately for Greene and Shelby, he did so quickly – and his offense responded to the only struggles he faced in an impressive 4-1 victory over Kernersville in Friday morning's opener of the 2013 North Carolina state American Legion baseball tournament.
Shelby (35-7) advances into Saturday's 4:30 p.m. winner's bracket semifinals of the eight-team, double-elimination tournament. Post 82 will meet the winner of Friday afternoon's opening-round game between Garner and Jacksonville.
Kernersville (29-9) plays again Saturday at 12:30 p.m. in an elimination game against the loser of Friday's 12:30 p.m. game between Randolph County and Lincoln County.
Greene went seven innings, getting stronger as he went, to pick up the victory that runs his record to 11-0 on the season. Reliever Phillip Black was just as impressive, retiring all six batters he faced (four by strikeout) for the save.
"I just had a tough time with the mound early on," said Greene, who yielded five hits, five walks and one run while striking out two. "I couldn't find my curveball the first couple of innings. I finally got comfortable about the third or fourth inning."
Greene's biggest struggle came when he yielded a one-out double and three walks – the last of them forcing in Kernersville's lone run of the contest – in the second inning.
But before Shelby (or Greene) could be irritated at falling behind too long, Post 82 put forth what proved to be a decisive rally.
Jay Seagle's leadoff single started the three-run uprising in the bottom of the second inning that included two bunts and two critical throwing errors by Kernersville.
Greene's sacrifice bunt was fired wildly to second, leaving both Seagle and Greene safe. Then after Chandler Young singled in Seagle, Greene scored and Young moved all the way to third on a wild throw from the Kernersville catcher trying to throw out Young going to second base.
Black's one-out RBI single closed the rally for Shelby.
"We played like we've played all year," Post 82 assistant coach Steve Gold said. "When we get down, they feel like they have to answer. And we feel like we put pressure on the defense if we can get bunts down."
The three runs were all the Shelby pitching would need, though Jackson Mims drove in an insurance run in the fourth with a two-out RBI double.
"It was huge for us to win this game," said Greene, who in Monday's 4-2 Area IV title game victory over Lincoln County became Shelby's 15th 10-game, single-season winner in history. "They got the momentum with that early run and we took it back held on the rest of the game."
Shelby will start either Ethan Carpenter (7-1) or Nick Hastings (6-1) in Saturday's game as it pursues its first state title since 2001.
In Friday morning's win, Seagle and Black had two hits apiece to lead Shelby's nine-hit offense. Robbie Harrison had two of the five hits by Kernersville, which got seven innings from starter and loser Caleb Edwards.
One pitcher was inadvertently omitted from Shelby's list of all-time 10-game winners earlier in the week. Tyler Trice went 11-0 in 2004 for Post 82.
You can reach Richard Walker at 704-869-1841 or by twitter.com/JRWalk22
2013 N.C. state tournament: July 26-30 at Wilson
July 26
Shelby 4, Kernersville 1
Area 3-1 (Randolph County 31-5) vs. Area 4-2 (Lincoln County 20-14), 12:30 p.m.
Area 1-1 (Garner 22-5) vs. Area 2-2 (Jacksonville 13-21), 4:30 p.m.
Area 2-1 (Wilmington 25-1) vs. Host (Wilson 11-12), 7:30 p.m.
July 27
Kernersville (29-9) vs. July 26 4:30 loser, 9:30 a.m.
July 26 12:30 loser vs. July 26 7:30 loser, 12:30 p.m.
Shelby (35-7) vs. July 26 4:30 winner, 4:30 p.m.
July 26 12:30 winner vs. July 26 7:30 winner, 7:30 p.m.
July 28
July 27 12:30 winner vs. July 27 4:30 loser, 12:30 p.m.
July 27 9:30 winner vs. July 27 7:30 loser, 4:30 p.m.
July 27 4:30 winner vs. July 27 7:30 winner, 7:30 p.m.
July 29
Games at 3 and 7 p.m.
July 30
Game(s) at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. (if necessary)


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No one will argue Fred Williams was an outstanding three-sport athlete during his time at Grainger High School.
Williams' only argument is that he was the benefactor of being on some really good teams.
Williams, a star athlete in football, basketball and baseball from 1945-49 for the Red Devils, will officially be inducted into the Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame during a ceremony at the new Woodmen Community Center at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday.
"A bunch of good athletes came through at the same time I was coming through," Williams said, "there was just a long line."
Williams was an offensive lineman who played on the only unbeaten football team in Grainger/Kinston history in 1948. He was a guard who played on back-to-back Eastern Regional championship and state runner-up basketball teams in 1948 and 1949. He was also an outfielder on the 1949 baseball team that won the first of back-to-back NCHSAA Class A state titles.
Yet, Williams feels he was just a part of the team.
"It was a good time for all of us," he said. "We thoroughly enjoyed each other. We were all friends. It was just a great time."
Added George Whitfield: "He was a very good defensive player (in basketball), really good at football and very good at baseball."
Williams feels his own success — and that of the Red Devils — was due to his coaches and the county's parks and recreation program.
"For one thing we had good coaches," Williams said. "We also got started earlier (in our youth).
"I think the atmosphere was the big thing. We were all friends, we had great coaches (and) just enjoyed life."
Williams — who was the first male to be an all-state selection in any sport from Grainger — graduated high school in 1949 then spent some time in the military. Following his service, he enrolled at East Carolina College where he played one season of college basketball.
At East Carolina he earned his degree in physical education and science, and went into education and coaching so he could mold young lives like Frank L. Mock Jr. and Amos Sexton did him and his Grainger teammates.
Williams, now 82, retired after 35 years of coaching, teaching and administration.
"Coach Mock never used any bad language. He was quiet. He corrected you but he did it in a nice way," Williams said. "A lot of that I took from him. I coached about the same way."
Even with the distinction of being the first male athlete from Grainger to be named to an all-state team, Williams still wouldn't take any credit for it.
"We had several that were really good, several, that could have easily made all-state," Williams said.
"I guess I got lucky."
Ryan Herman can be reached at 252-559-1073 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @KFPSports.
Fred Williams career highlights
n Three-sport star at Grainger High School
n Played on only undefeated football team in Grainger history
n First baseball player from Grainger to be an all-state selection
n Played one season of basketball at East Carolina after serving in military
Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame
The Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame will induct its fourth class on Saturday at the Woodmen Community Center, the new permanent home of the KLCSHOF. The Free Press is running a series of articles by Ryan Herman and Bryan C. Hanks on all 10 new inductees and the teams that will be honored at the ceremony. Here is the schedule for the stories:
Monday, Oct. 8: Doug Bruton
Tuesday, Oct. 9: Otis Clark
Wednesday, Oct. 10: Thomas Cole
Thursday, Oct. 11: Pat Crawford
Friday, Oct. 12: Wayne Floyd
Saturday, Oct. 13: Vincent Jones
Sunday, Oct. 14: North Lenoir High School girls basketball — 1964-67
Monday: Coley Little
Tuesday: Hugh Pollock
Wednesday: South Lenoir High School boys basketball — 1968-69
Thursday: Carolyn Goodley Souther
Today: Fred Williams
Saturday: Grainger High School boys basketball — 1963-65
Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame
The Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame will induct 10 new members at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday at the Woodmen Community Center, the new permanent home for the KLCSHOF. Tickets cost $30. This year's class includes: Douglas "Doug" Bruton, Otis Clark, Thomas George Cole, Pat Crawford, Wayne Floyd, Vincent Jones, Coley Little, Linwood Hugh Pollock, Carolyn Goodley Souther and Fred Williams. Boys basketball teams from Grainger (1963-64, 1964-65) and South Lenoir (1968-69) and girls teams from North Lenoir (1964-65, 1965-66, 1966-67) will also be recognized for their past achievements.
Tickets can be purchased at the Kinston/Lenoir County Parks and Recreation offices located upstairs at the Woodmen Community Center or at The Free Press.


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This compressor can control the audio image in an exciting way. Especially if you pay attention to to the how the threshold and gain controls are opening or closing up the image. Usually use this before or after the SSL or 33609 Compressor. Does nice things for my drums in a mix when I dial in the attack and release. Maybe a steep learning curve maybe not but worth it IMHO.
I'm a big fan of Brainworx plug ins and this one is absolutely amazing. It can glue, enhance and compress the material and it looks as it sounds.
I have never been able to achieve this type of compression before. When i really want to smack something this is what I am using!! Great investment for #engineeraudio
To be honest, I was a bit sceptical about this emulation at first because it was not made by Universal Audio and does not use a lot of DSP power. Nothing but prejudices because as it turned out Brainworx made a fantastic sounding plugin with apparantly very efficient programming.
So far I have used it as mastering unit and it does an excellent job on my program material (dense electronic music including acoustic sounds). The way it grabs the music is very nice and unique. The unit enhances the material without changing it original tone but if you want to you can even add some color with the transformers. Highly recommended plugin.
I'm not sure why there's so much hate for this plugin in the reviews, equating it to Izotope? good god, ugh.
Look. There are certain tools for certain jobs, and writing off this compressor because it failed at whatever you attempted it on only shows lack of understanding of your appointed skills as an engineer/mixer.
Do I use this on instrument busses? vocals or guitars? Nope.
Slap this on your two-bus, and forget the presets. Set the thresholds on both compressors as needed to just "tuck" the transients back, flip the side-chain on, and flip between Nickel, Iron, and Steel to find the right "glue" for your mix. Now tell me your mix doesn't feel that bit of extra life brought to it.
This is not a plug in for heavy hands, period.
I have used a lot of mastering units. I currently use Avalon 747 for my 2buss. With the Tube warmth, the incredible EQ and the very smooth compression this is my main go go.
I have been druling over the SHMC for a year now,went to Vintage King Nashville to see one. When I had to chance to do the Plugin thing I went for it. I am very happy with all the differen sounds this thing has. it is very think in sound, you know what it is when y ou hear it. I does not "pump"...and will really glue and smelt your tracks as one. Use the low pass to keep the lows virtually untouched. Cons...I would have loved to see more presets from the pros on different subjects i.e. Kick drum, Male vocal light, med, and heavy, skybluenashville.com
I tried it for 14 days on a lot of things like for mastering, on busses (drums, mix) and on solo tracks: lead vocals, bass, background vocal groups, acoustic guitars, snare.... etc.
All I can say is WOW!!!!! It shines so many different sources and is very versatile. It definitely has some mojo in it - you can it very smooth or hard and aggressive and its very easy to set up - a few seconds and I have the sound that I want !!
Highly recommended!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Don't try this plugin cause you'll buy it. I would put it on my bread if I could. A real beautyfier for just about anything.
I have access to a major studio and they have one of these Shadow Hills comp. One of the studios engineers and I used the real comp on a song that I'm currently tracking there. We used it mostly on synths and violin's. Since this comp is musical it added some sweet sonic character to my tracks! I own the UAD quad card so i demoed this UAD comp at my personal studio and was amazed at how much alike they really are! So i had to buy it! Spot on UAD!
Thinking of purchasing this? Stop wasting time and do it. Truly the most beneficial plug-in I've bought in a while. Don't believe it? Run the demo. I guarantee you will miss it when the demo lapses.
I am a studio owner and producer at www.scottfrankfurtstudio.com as well as the director of design at Spectrasonics. I work with precision and "character" audio all day long... this is truly a must have tool.
I like the sound of this plug
As I dont expect the sound of a 8000$ box to be the same as a 300$ plug
This stuff is really good and useful
The 2 compressor are different and you can achieve really different thing from drastic
to gentle and subtle compression
It s not as hard sounding as a 33609 which suite me
The output transformer is subtle but good and the side chain link is brilliant
Overall you can do a lot of think with that one
the fact that it use 5 times less process power that a LA2A and a 336009 combine is good for big mixing session
Also it s just looks great
With the new 1176 and this one you can cover a lot of things
I've owned a hardware Shadow Hills Mastering Compressor for two years now and it has become an essential and amazing sounding tool for us ... I''ve AB'ed the plugin against it extensively now and it really holds up. The Optical section seems to be calibrated differently (a few clicks less on the threshold is needed to match the compression amount of the hardware unit), but once you compensate for that, it sounds dead on. $300 for multiple instances and no noise (and instant recall, and freezing) is a steal!
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I've used the hardware version on only a few projects (only purchased one a month ago) and used it mainly for mastering. The plug in is so close to the original, switching between both in the studio, in most cases it hard to tell the difference. I'm using it on the 14 day trial and no doubt Universal Audio will have an introductory price soon so someone like myself who travels a lot will have access to it on my apple laptop. I couldn't wait to try it on a track i mastered a couple of weeks ago where i had the hardware Manley Massive Passive into the Shadow Hill Compressor into a Ampex ATR102 out into the brickwall of a system 6000. Well I've done the same with the UAD-2 plugins and OMG... AMAZING. BUY IT!!
Does not sound like the original .
I'm a little disappointed, unnecessarily I bought it, but I hope that UAD will improve this version to sounds more like the original
Compressor does not have the depth as the original, where is that analog 3D sound?
It's sharp :(
In original unit sweet punch is focused on high frequency and sounds fantastic, open, airy and fresh.
Low frequencys sounds warm and natural.
In UAD version that punch is harsh, highs sounds digital.
Low freq sounds not se deep and not natural.
Sorry UAD, as a customer I must say - that is not good emulation :(
I only hope that in future will be better version.
This is one seriously happening compressor.Instantly there's some musical voodo.
Love this plug on Vocals and drms, Nice fatty punch to the KIK.
And this is just from experimenting quickly,I'd imagine with a little investment you could go a lot deeper as usual with good plugs.The Low mid beef is really worth the nickel.
Seriously Good investment ,Don't hesitate just shell out and enjoy and the de-suck filter on this works wanders! Thanx Rob Heaney -engineer/producer Cirque du Soleil
I've never worked with the hardware unit, so I can't say how close it is, but actually it doesn't matter 'cause this plugin is sounding gracefully.
Stereo link option for the controls would be appreciated :)
Demo version started 3h ago, first test on the master bus of a contemporary jazz (acoustic piano trio) session. Was good at first hearing! Same work: switching off the master bus and bouncing tracks.
Opening mastering session and starting work on, bounced audio seems to be glued: smooth and fat, highly defined and dynamic, at the same time!
My ears are saying: "great machine: 5 stars!"
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Cubase 6.5
Ua Apollo,
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Of course I hit the '14-Day Trial' button! It was too impossible to refuse. Third day in and already my ears are pricked up, listening to the nuances. I'm constantly running back and forth between my SSL G Bus Compressor and Shadow Hill's 'Retro Masterpiece'. Here is what I'm hearing so far. Running Shadow Hill, the sound is more 'pillowy'; more 'spongy'. The response holds back and builds more gradually so when the signal passes, the ascend is like a retro airship or a steam locomotive. The SSL G Bus is more like a 1970s 747. The take-off is more solid and determined, giving you a more clear sonic picture as opposed to the dreamy soundscape created by Shadow Hill. At the end of the day, both are outstanding. It's all down to what you want.
All bad reviews are bullshit. This is a so simple to use and great plug. I like the raster poties is great for mastering. For me its a little bit too simple but it sounds great :)
I was excited to try this plug in. The recent 1176 package is brilliant, and I had hopes the Shadow Hills would be comparable in quality. It is not. Where the new 1176 sound like analog, this thing sounds digital in the worst way; no depth, no life, way too heavy-handed. A shame. Even with a $50 coupon I couldn't buy it, and it left such a bad taste in my mouth I let the coupon expire without buying anything.
The plug comes off as a marketing scheme for the hardware. It is not worth the bloated price. It somehow succeeds at making three companies look bad.
Nice GUI though.
So, UA, please don't repeat this mistake. If you are going to release new plugs, aim for being the best. Otherwise, why bother?


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GARETH DUNCAN looks at the Saffas who featured in Europe over the weekend.
Saffa-laden Saracens' seven-match winning streak in the English Premiership was broken after they suffered a 30-8 away defeat to Northampton Saints. It was retired Springbok captain John Smit's second successive start for Sarries as first-choice hooker Schalk Brits sat out his second game because of a three-match suspension for a dangerous tackle. It also proved to be Sarries' second consecutive defeat in all competitions as they lost to out-of-form Biarritz in the European Cup last weekend.
Smit showed moments of good play, but delivered a disappointing overall performance as he formed part of a dominated pack. The 33-year-old was subbed in the 59th minute and replaced by former England U20 hooker Jamie George. Centre Brad Barritt, lock Mouritz Botha and No 8 Ernst Joubert (who scored a try) also featured in the run-on side while Stormers-bound prop Deon Carstens and SA-born England prop Matt Stevens came off the bench. Saints tighthead prop Brian Mujati was called off the wood early in the second half.
Flanker Francois Louw and scrumhalf Michael Claassens couldn't inspire Bath to victory as they lost 16-7 to Worcester Warriors, who capitalised on World Cup-winning flyhalf Stephen Donald's poor goal kicking.
Former Stormers lock Adriaan Fondse made his debut for new club Newcastle Falcons off the bench in a 39-8 defeat to unbeaten log leaders Harlequins. Tighthead prop Faan Rautenbach was solid up front for London Irish in their 21-17 win over lock Marco Wentzel's London Wasps.
In the French Top 14, flyhalf Conrad Barnard kicked all Agen's points in their 24-15 win over Bordeaux. Flanker Adri Badenhorst and lock Dewald Senekal also started for the victors.
Sharks tighthead prop Eugene van Staden made the first appearance in his short-term deal with bottom-of-the-log Biarritz, who succumbed to their seventh league defeat after a 28-9 loss to Racing Metro. Scrumhalf Rory Kockott kicked a penalty to help Castres salvage a 22-22 draw against Toulon, who led 19-6 at the break.
Lock Gerhard Mostert started in Stade Francais' 35-15 away triumph over Perpignan, who had centres Gavin Hume and Rudi Coetzee, and lock Gerrie Britz in their match 22. Wing Sam Gerber and reserve lock Rob Linde contributed to Bayonne's 15-9 win over scrumhalf Ricky Januarie's Lyon.
Wing Ronnie Cooke, loosehead prop Retief Uys, reserve flankers Antonie Claassen and Petrus Hauman, replacement centre Riaan Swanepoel and reserve prop Pat Barnard all played in Brive's 9-9 stalemate against log-leaders Toulouse, who started former Bulls hooker Gary Botha.
In the Pro12, Saffa trio lock Johann Muller and flankers Pedrie Wannenburg and Robbie Diack started in Ulster's 17-9 away defeat to Glasgow. Cardiff Blues kept flyhalf Naas Olivier, SA-born Italian lock Quintin Geldenhuys and replacement flanker Frans Viljoen's Aironi scoreless in a 38-0 thrashing.
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Streets, parks, homes and a business flooded as river levels rose Saturday and Sunday.
Lincoln County caught the brunt of the rising South Fork River Saturday, but Gaston County started feeling the effects Sunday.
By Sunday afternoon, the Catawba River rose to 15.04 feet in Gaston County, according to meteorologist Doug Outlaw with the National Weather Service.
Flood stage is at 10 feet, Outlaw said.
By Sunday evening, drivers reported to The Gazette that flood water covered roads in Dallas, High Shoals, McAdenville and Cramerton. Driving through such conditions can be dangerous, according to Tommy Almond with Gaston County Emergency Management.
Almond advised drivers to use good judgment. If you can't see the road it's best not to drive on it. Both standing and moving water can be dangerous he said.
Lincoln damage
Two drivers in Lincoln were rescued Saturday, and the N.C. Department of Transportation closed at least 15 roads.
A few of the streets were reopened later in the day, but most remained closed until officials could evaluate their safety, according to interim Lincoln County Manager Martha Lide.
Most of the damage happened in the western part of the county that's closest to Catawba County, an area that has sustained substantial flood damage, according to Lide.
City of Lincolnton officials started getting calls early Sunday morning.
Betty G. Ross Park was under about 9 feet of water before noon Sunday, Lide estimated.
The playground, tennis courts and swimming pool were shrouded by muddy water. Some water also crept into the recreation center.
"The water was unbelievable," Lide said.
Lide hoped that by Monday morning water levels would drop so that officials could get a full scope of the damage.
A temporary shelter was set up Saturday through part of Sunday at Lincolnton High School. The shelter wasn't packed, but a few people did stay, according to Joe Fletcher, spokesman for the Lincolnton Fire Department.
No one was injured during the flooding, Lide said. Emergency crews rescued some animals, but some pets are still missing, she said.
Gaston damage
Almond said crews were on alert Sunday afternoon, and they would remain on standby through the night.
"They've been checking along the South Fork River all day long," he said.
As of Sunday afternoon, Almond said there had been no injuries from the flooding.
Almond knew that some Gaston roads had been barricaded off because of flooding, but he didn't have a complete list readily available. He said that a business had also flooded though he didn't know the name of the establishment.
By late Sunday afternoon Almond knew of flooding in Dallas and High Shoals. Gazette readers reported flooding in Cramerton and McAdenville.
Almond asked that people be smart. Don't drive through flooded areas and don't go swimming or boating in the river when the water is at this level, he said.
A press release from the Lincoln County Emergency Management advised that even after floodwater levels decrease, there's still a risk:
"The dangers of debris and unstable ground around these areas remain high. Roadways that appear to be passable may have little to no earthen support underneath them. Situations such as this would result in the roadway collapsing and leading to a potentially devastating accident."
What happened?
A burst of heavy rain Saturday morning is the main culprit for the rapid rise in river levels, Outlaw said.
A weather watcher along Startown Road, in Lincoln County near Catawba County, measured that 11.31 inches of rain fell in four hours.
The rain caused the river in that area to rise and neighboring counties are getting the delayed effect, Outlaw said.
Outlaw predicts that water levels will drop below the flood stage by Monday night.
The chance of rain returns Tuesday night, he said.
You can reach Diane Turbyfill at 704-869-1817 and twitter.com/Gazette.com.


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Today the ASPCA arrested Queens resident Grimilda Amil for allegedly neglecting and starving her three-year-old male Yorkshire terrier, who has been recovering under our care for nearly two months.
Amil brought her Yorkie, Hershey, to an ASPCA Mobile/Spay Neuter Clinic on June 27. Alarmed at Hershey's condition, Clinic staff called our Humane Law Enforcement Agents, who quickly responded.
Amil relinquished ownership of Hershey to the ASPCA, and Agents transported the tiny dog to the ASPCA Animal Hospital.
There, veterinarians determined Hershey— whom they found to be emaciated, anemic and suffering from pressure sores—had been starved. At that time, Hershey weighed just 5.2 pounds. Today he weighs in at 10.1 pounds, a 94% increase!
Hershey is completing his recovery in a caring ASPCA foster home. When he's ready, he'll be made available for adoption.
Amil, 55, was charged with one count of misdemeanor animal cruelty. If convicted, she faces up to one year in jail and/or a $1,000 fine. She is due in Queens Criminal Court on October 4.
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i can't believe people would even think about touching a dog in a wrong way. Dogs are just like people- they have emotions just like us. All they want is our love and attention.
is he still there id like to take him


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