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I did try to post a photo of my results so far, but despite following Kathleen's instructions, I was unsuccessful. I am using a Mac, if that makes any difference.
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Summer is a season for Michigan beer, not blogging. So instead of writing a new post, I'm going to dedicate myself to blowing the froth off a few. In the meantime, here's a collection of blog posts from the Great Lakes Guru archives on some of my favorite Michigan beers, wines and spirits. The photo above of my favorite pint glass from the Michigan League of Conservation Voters. Cheers—
1. Motor City Beer List at the Visit Detroit Blog
2. Touring Pond Hill Farms & Harbor Springs Winery
3. Best of the Siciliano's Market Homebrew Party
4. Battle of Wheats: Bell's Oberon vs. Arcadia's Whitsun
5. Liberty Street Brewing Makes Good Fruit Beer
6. Cocktail Recipe for Hatter Royale Hopquila
7. Aging Gracefully with Michigan Whiskey
8. Beer Review: Charkoota Rye by New Holland Brewing
9. Taste Michigan in Leelanau Brewing's Petoskey Pale Ale
10. West Side, Best Side, Odd Side Ales
11. Ten Reasons Keweenaw Brewing is Tops, Eh!
12. Review of Original Gravity
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
12-Pack of Blog Posts on Michigan Beer
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Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Photo from Interlochen, Michigan: "Dear John: 1942"
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Friday, June 15, 2012
WalterWalk Movie Trailer: Paddling the Great Lakes
WaterWalk the Movie: The true story of a father and son attempting the 1,000 mile canoe trip that Marquette and Joliet did 340 years ago. Premiering across the country, April 2012.
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Tuesday, June 5, 2012
5 Reasons to Love Mercury Burger & Bar in Corktown
1. Mercury cooks in lard. You know what tastes fantastic? Burgers cooked in lard.
2. Poutine French fries, smothered in gravy and cheese curd — French-Canada's one great contribution to the world.
3. Milkshakes and Boston Coolers made "adult-style" bring all the drunks to the yard, plus plenty of Michigan beer on tap.
4. Additional burger items include fried egg, bologna and gravy. I went with the Flint Burger (green olives and cheddar cheese) and upgraded with an egg and bologna. Lots of salty goodness.
5. If location is everything, Mercury has it all — on the hottest corner in Corktown, with a view of Michigan Central Station.
I'm over ranking burgers, but I will say Mercury Burger & Bar is right up there with other Detroit classics like Miller's Bar, Redcoat Tavern and Hunter House.
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Monday, June 4, 2012
Motor City Beer List at the Visit Detroit Blog
If you're into all the great beer on the west side of the state and in northern Michigan, don't miss out on the microbreweries of Detroit. It's time for a road-trip to the east side. Check out my favorite 10 Motor City beers at the Visit Detroit Blog. Looks like we're getting some heated feedback on the choices. I just went with the breweries that I've visited personally, but I see now that I have some more bar-hopping to do.
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Friday, June 1, 2012
Copper Miners in Calumet, Michigan | Photo circa 1905
"Just Up: 1905" via Shorpy
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Friday, May 25, 2012
How Jack White Rocked the Masonic Temple of Detroit
Jack White's matinee show at the Masonic Temple of Detroit was one of my favorite performances of all time. Here's why: 1. White played a lot of White Stripes songs, and the crowd ate it up. 2. Who else plays a matinee show on a weekday? 3. Tough to beat a concert in a building as cool as Detroit's Masonic Temple. 4. Unlike other performers who brag about being from Detroit, White simply brings the city to life in his music. He said hello to his hometown, and that was enough. 5. The crowd was fantastic. I only saw one or two hipsters. The rest of the crowd looked like they were going to a Tigers game. 6. White's rendition of Hank Williams' "You Know That I Know" brought the house down. The guy next to me said he had goosebumps — he wasn't alone.
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April 7, 2009Misenheimer, NC -- Pfeiffer opened up a week-long home stand with a 7-2 win over the visiting Armstrong Atlantic Pirates. The Falcons used the help of three long balls and a solid pitching performance to soar over the Pirates.
Pfeiffer opened up the scoring in the bottom half of the second inning off Pirate starter Bryan Roby (Wilsonville, OR). Jesse Dunn (Easley, SC) reached on a leadoff single and then following a fly out, Preston Lyon (Gastonia, NC) connected for his sixth homerun of the season and put Pfeiffer up 2-0.
The Falcons extended their lead to 5-0 after the third. Josh Strickland (Liberty, NC) reached on a one-out walk then scored on a triple by Eric Shoemaker (Huntersville, NC). The Shoemaker triple was followed by a Zach Pou (Stanley, NC) two-run homerun over the left field fence to give Pfeiffer the 5-0 lead. The Falcons once again added to their lead in the fourth when Myles Pearl (High Point, NC) hit a line drive solo homerun to dead center field.
Pfeiffer starting pitcher Chris Miller (Atlantic Beach, FL) held the Pirates down until the seventh. He allowed only two hits until then. With one out, John Roberts (Guyton, GA) hit a solo homerun to cut the lead to 6-1.
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For the Pirates, Roby picked up the loss. He tossed three innings allowing five runs on four hits. Kenny Cail (Savannah, GA) led the Pirate bats with a homerun.
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The death of an 8-year-old boy in Ecru from an accidental shooting again has underscored the importance of handling and storing guns safely.
While straightening up a bed, the boy found a loaded pistol under a mattress at his grandfather's house. The gun went off, the bullet hit the boy in the head and a needless death was the result.
This is not a criticism of the family; the family certainly has suffered enough. But it is a reminder to all of us that we have a lot of guns in Mississippi and that creates a potential for accidental gun deaths that is higher than in some other states.
A recent story in the Gazette showed that Mississippi is tied with Alaska for third in the nation for the number of gun deaths per 100,000 population. Only our neighboring states, Louisiana and Alabama, have higher numbers.
These aren't some trumped up numbers from an anti-gun group. They're from a study by the Federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control.
Here in Union County, Sheriff Tommy Wilhite says a majority of the gun deaths in the county are suicides. Those certainly are hard to prevent, at least if they are suicides by the owners of the guns.
It's the others that concern us. The sheriff's department and the city police only can do so much to promote gun safety, including providing gun locks and safety information.
Both Wilhite and New Albany Chief David Grisham stress locking up guns, storing them properly (unloaded), and keeping them out of the reach of children.
This country is not the Wild West anymore. We need to take gun safety, especially proper handling and storage, with the same amount of fervor as we take gun ownership.


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Talk to a lawyer if possible
If possible, get a lawyer to help you with your trial. Brief legal advice is available on a first-come first-served basis at the court's Self-Help Center, Monday - Friday, 9:00a - 1:00p, or at the Hennepin County Housing Court Project.
Read the court order carefully
The Court's Decision and Order sets the trial date and time. Make sure you get a copy. It may also require you to do certain things. The order may ask you to exchange lists of witnesses and exhibits. Exhibits are the documents and other evidence you want to use at trial. If you do not exchange information on time, the Court may not allow you to use those witnesses and exhibits. Please bring 4 copies of your exhibits to the trial.
Pay the court-ordered rent on time
If the court order tells you to deposit rent, make sure you do so on time. The clerks will accept only cash or certified funds. Do not bring non-certified checks or money orders.
Scheduling and continuances
The Court generally schedules the trial within seven (7) days of your first appearance in court. If you want the trial postponed, you must ask the other side and the Court for a continuance. Ask as soon as possible. It is unusual to be allowed a continuance. You may have to ask the Court in writing.
Prepare early for your trial
This is the time to talk to persons who you want to be witnesses, and to decide what exhibits you want to bring to trial. Exhibits are things that you want the Court to look at, such as pictures, letters, leases and reports. You must bring them to court if you want the Court to look at them; the Court does not automatically get reports from other government agencies. Please bring 4 copies of your exhibits to the trial.
Evidence and witnesses
The MN Rules of Evidence control what evidence the Court can accept at trial. For example, in general, you cannot use oral or written statements from a person unless the person comes to trial to testify as a witness. This is called the "hearsay rule." There are some exceptions to it. The rules of evidence are available at the Hennepin County Law Library, located in the Hennepin County Government Center on C-2400.
You can subpoena witnesses or documents to make sure that they appear at trial. You can get a subpoena from the clerk's office for a fee, but the fee can be waived for persons with low incomes. You need to pay a witness fee of at least $20.00 to witnesses that you subpoena. If you want to use a housing inspector's order as evidence, you do not need to subpoena the inspector. Instead, you can ask the housing inspector for a copy of the inspection order to use in court. However, if you are claiming that the Housing Inspector said anything that is not noted on the report or to present other evidence, you must subpoena the inspector. If you want a witness, including an inspector, to bring records to court, you must use a subpoena duces tecum to require the witness to bring records. The duces tecum box on the subpoena must be checked and a list of the documents you are requesting clearly written on the subpoena. If you need a police officer to be a witness, ask the clerks for more information.
Consider discussing settlement with the other side
Most cases end in a settlement. A Pre-filing Mediation program may be an option for you to settle your dispute. A settlement can save both sides time, money and the stress that goes along with having a trial. Either side might win or lose at trial, while settlement might allow each party to get something. The settlement should be in writing so both sides and the Court are clear about the settlement agreement. If you reach your settlement at Court, ask the clerks for a settlement form. The Court will need to review and approve your settlement. See "Settle Out of Court" for more information about other possible options.
Get to the court ahead of time
Check in at the Housing Court clerk's office on Floor C-3 of the Hennepin County Government Center, along with your witnesses, at least 15 minutes before the trial is scheduled to begin. If you are not on time for your trial, you may lose your case by default.
Know the trial procedures
At the start of the trial, the Court will explain how the trial will be run. If you have a question, ask it then, before you start presenting your case. The Court cannot give you legal advice. The Court's job is to independently judge the facts and the law. Everything said once the trial starts is "on the record," which means that the court reporter or the recording equipment takes it all down. The only exception is if the Court goes "off the record" or orders something removed from the record. It is your job and your witnesses' job to prove to the Court what you believe happened, and to convince the Court to rule in your favor. Read the booklet How to Prepare for Trial in Housing Court Cases.
Do not interrupt in court
Never interrupt the other side, a witness or the Court. If you think that the other side is violating the MN Rules of Evidence, you should stand up and say, "Your Honor, I object." After making this statement, you should explain your objection to the evidence. For example, "that statement is hearsay, because the person who said it is not here to testify." The Court will give the other side a chance to respond, and then the Court will either grant or deny your motion. If the Court grants your motion, then the other side's evidence will not be allowed into the record.
What to do and not do
Do not bring young children to court. No gum, food or drinks (other than water), are allowed in the courtroom. Water must be in a spill-proof container because of the electronic court reporting equipment. If you need to take medicine, tell the Court in advance. You must treat the Court and the other side with respect. Address them formally, for example, "Your Honor", "Mr. Smith", or "the Defendant."
Yelling, swearing and using abusive language are not allowed. The above inappropriate actions can be punished as contempt of the court with fines and an immediate escort by a court deputy to jail.
The Court may call a recess to let the court reporter or the court clerk rest. If you need a break for a medical reason, ask the Court immediately.
Who sits at the front tables
Usually, only the parties and their lawyers or other representatives sit up front at the tables in the courtroom. If you want someone else, like an advocate or building manager to sit with you, ask the Court at the start of the trial.You need the Court's permission before you can walk up to a witness on the stand or the jdge or referee.Ask, "May I approach the witness?" or "May I approach the Bench?"
The end of the trial
At the end of the trial, the Court can make a decision in your case right away and you will receive a copy of the order from the court clerk. If the Court takes the case under advisement, the Court will mail you a copy of the order once a decision has been made. Make sure the Court has your correct mailing address. Do not call the referee or judge about your case. If you write the Court, you must send a copy to the other side. Always include your case number on any written communication sent to the court.
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FAYETTEVILLE — Bunn boys basketball coach Gerald Melton knows exactly who Kinston is, and to him, the Vikings are second to none.
Kinston (25-2) and the Wildcats (23-6) will tip off at 7 p.m. on Thursday in a 2A Eastern Regional semifinal game at Fayetteville's Crown Arena, and already Melton is preparing his team for taking on its biggest challenge of the season in his opinion.
Even with his team playing 4A teams like Raleigh Cardinal Gibbons and East Wake, Melton believes the Vikings are the premier program in the state.
"It's kind of an honor just to play them. They are the best — they're probably the best program in the whole state, in any classification," Melton said during Monday's regional press conference in Fayetteville.
"For us to have the opportunity to play against them I look forward to it. I just wouldn't have want to have done it in the early rounds."
The Wildcats are pretty good themselves. They enter Thursday's matchup having won 18 of their last 19 games, including the Northern Carolina 2A Conference tournament championship.
Last season Bunn, seeded seventh this year, earned a No. 1 seed in the state playoffs and had only two losses until being knocked out by North Brunswick in the second round. This year the Wildcats scheduled a tougher non-conference schedule, and while they may have suffered more losses because of it they feel they're more game-ready for a team like Kinston, Melton said.
Vikings coach Perry Tyndall sure isn't looking past them.
"They've probably got a bitter taste in their mouth from last year. The seeding, none of that stuff even matters, really. You play who you play and you play the way you're capable of and you don't worry about any of that stuff," Tyndall said. "It'll all take care of itself."
Long time, no see
While Kinston's boys are making their seventh straight appearance in the regionals, the last time one of its three 2A counterparts made it this far is Bunn, which last reached the semifinals in 2006.
The other two 2A participants — Jacksonville Northside and Fairmont — haven't been since 2004 and 1994, respectively.
Bunn times three
Not only are Kinston's boys playing Bunn on Thursday, but its girls will play Bunn at 7 p.m. on Friday in their regional semifinal.
The Vikings (24-4) and Wildcats (23-6) are meeting for the third time since last season's regionals, with Kinston winning on a buzzer-beater last year and Bunn winning 55-49 during its own Christmas tournament in Dec. 27. As of that's not enough Bunns for you, Bunn's girls leading scorer is Whitney Bunn, who averages 15.1 points per game.
"They played us well. They spread the floor and attacked us," Kinston coach Hubert Quinerly said. "But we'll look to control some of that now."
A familiar scene
Three of the four girls teams in this year's 2A regionals — Kinston, Siler City Jordan-Matthews and Bunn — were here last season. The lone team that didn't make it last year is Graham, which knocked out Kinston in the regional semifinals in 2011.
No cheering!
Committee members of the NCHSAA urged school administrators and coaches during Monday's press conference to encourage their students to not cheer against a player from the opposing team while he or she is shooting free throws.
While it was more a suggestion than a rule, there are some rules that students must follow: No body, face or hair paint, no signs made of any kind and no noisemakers.
Good things come in pairs
Kinston is one of five schools in the Eastern Regionals whose boys and girls teams are still alive. Joining it is Bunn, West Craven, Raleigh Broughton and Fayetteville 71st.
Ryan Herman can be reached at 252-559-1073 or email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @KFPSports.


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OXFORD, Ohio – Under warming temperatures and mostly sunny skies, the Miami University women's track and field team put on a show at the Miami Invitational, its first home meet of the year, cruising to first place Saturday at George Rider Track. Miami collected six event wins on day two of the meet, including four on the track and two field events.
The RedHawks totaled 245.5 points, more than second-place Dayton (125.5) and third-place Eastern Illinois (100) combined. Mid-American Conference foe Ball State was fourth with 59 points while Findlay rounded out the top five with 55.5 points.
Miami swept the relays for 20 points, winning the 4x100m relay as seniors Layne Baggett (Pittsburgh, Pa.) and Diona Graves (Fenton, Mo.), freshman Kala Allen (East Amherst, N.Y.) and junior Erica Mudd (Cincinnati, Ohio) combined to clock 46.13, which is the sixth-fastest time in school history, as they won by over a second. Miami also claimed the 4x400m relay as senior Katie Scannell (Cortland, Ohio) ran down Findlay's anchor on the final leg as the team with three freshmen (Kathie Wollney, Aryelle Player, Sarah Rosenblum) clocked 3:55.18.
Allen led a trio of RedHawks in the 400m dash, as well, as the freshman won the race in 55.64 while Scannell was right behind in second in a personal-best 55.73. Sophomore Charlotte Myers (Bexley, Ohio) crossed in fourth in 56.99 as Miami totaled 23 points in the event.
Wollney (Cary, Ill.) earned runner-up in the 400m hurdles in 1:04.17 while Graves placed second in the 200m dash in 24.94, though she was the top collegiate finisher behind unattached Madison McNary (24.83). Baggett also captured runner-up in the 100m hurdles in a season-best 13.50, which is the eighth-best time in school history, while she was also the top collegiate finisher as the winner was unattached in a meet-record 13.39. Junior Xerina Hughey (Galloway, Ohio) took sixth in the 100m hurdles in 14.83.
In the 3000m steeplechase, junior Erica Howes (Fairfax, Va.) won in a personal-best 10:54.82, while she ranks seventh in school history. Sophomore Alex Chitwood (Carmel, Ind.) was right behind in second in 11:06.54.
Miami claimed the top two spots in the discus, as well, to combine for another 18 points. Sophomore Adaora Anunike (Galena, Ohio) earned her first career win in the discus with a personal-best heave of 45.86m/150-5, which ranks her sixth in school history. Redshirt senior Samantha Gable (Greenfield, Ind.) was the runner-up with a toss of 45.15m/148-1, which is also a personal best and ranks her ninth all-time at Miami.
Four RedHawks finished in the top six in the shot put to combine for 22 points, again led by Anunike, who garnered runner-up with a personal-best heave of 14.12m/46-4, which ranks her sixth in school history in the shot put, as well. Gable, who already ranks third at Miami, was third with a throw of 14.10m/46-3.25 while freshman Amelia Strickler (Bay Village, Ohio) claimed fourth with a personal-best toss of 13.92m/45-8, which ranks her ninth in school history.
Junior Tori Paterra (Elizabeth, Pa.) was victorious in the javelin with a season-best heave of 47.41m/155-6, which is the ninth-best throw in school history (all owned by Paterra), while redshirt junior Ashley Zaper (Whitehouse, Ohio) took third with a toss of 32.21m/105-8, also a season best.
In addition to her relay win, Mudd finished second in the long jump with a mark of 5.62m/18-5.25, while she was also the top collegiate finisher as Leah Eber won unattached (6.29m/20-7.75). Sophomore Jasmine Watts (Carmel, Ind.) took fourth with a leap of 5.54m/18-2.25.
In the pole vault, junior Kori Tatman (Amanda, Ohio) placed third, clearing 3.56m/11-8 while sophomore Taylor Brown (Hilliard, Ohio) tied for fourth topping 3.41m/11-2.25. Freshman Jess Baker (Aurora, Ohio) finished fifth in the high jump with a height 1.58m/5-2.25 while Mudd was eighth with the same height, but in more attempts.
In the 800m run, Miami finished in spots three through five, led by sophomore Taylor Wickware (Geneva, Ill.) in a time of 2:14.45, followed by junior Erin Riley (Avon Lake, Ohio) in a personal-best 2:15.03 and freshman Megan Beaver (Brecksville, Ohio) in 2:15.22 as the trio totaled 19 points. Sophomore Laura Bess (Brownsburg, Ind.) placed fourth in the 1500m run with a time of 4:34.24.
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The team also added Stan Kwan as assistant special teams coach.
'I'm pleased the opportunity has presented itself for us to be able to add both Rob Ryan and Stan Kwan to our coaching staff,' said Head Coach Sean Payton. 'In regards to Rob, we have experience in preparing and playing against his defenses and they've always been challenging in terms of the different looks and pressures that they feature. We've had the chance to visit with each other and talk about our visions for our team and I'm excited about moving forward as we prepare for the 2013 season. Rob is enthusiastic about joining our team and getting right to work. Stan is a veteran coach that understands all nuances of the special teams games and will work closely with Greg McMahon. He has a wealth of knowledge and I believe he will be a good fit on our staff.'
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Under Ryan in 2011, Dallas' team defense improved to 14th overall in the NFL after finishing 23rd in 2010, ranking seventh against the run. In 2012, the Cowboys were one of only three teams in the NFL to have two players with 11 or more sacks, as LB DeMarcus Ware led the team with 11.5 and LB Anthony Spencer posted a career-high 11 takedowns.
Prior to joining the Cowboys staff, Ryan served as the defensive coordinator of the Cleveland Browns from 2009-10. In 2010, the Browns defense tied for eighth in the NFL with 19 interceptions, as six different players posted multiple picks to tie for the third-most players with two-or-more interceptions on a team that season. Ryan guided a pair of standout rookie defensive backs in Joe Haden who led the team in interceptions (5) and T.J. Ward, who led the Browns in tackles (105). On the ground, Cleveland allowed just seven rushing touchdowns, tied for fourth-fewest in the league. In Ryan's first season in Cleveland, the defense did not allow a touchdown in three games and the Browns posted 40 sacks, tied for eighth in the league.
Ryan's NFL coaching career began when he spent two seasons (1994-95) as the defensive backs coach under his father, Buddy, for the Arizona Cardinals, where they had the NFL's third ranked defense in 1994 and led the league with 42 takeaways in 1995.
Kwan comes to New Orleans for his 23rd year as an NFL assistant. He spent the past three seasons (2010-12) as the assistant special teams coach for the Buffalo Bills, where they ranked first in the NFL last season (2012) in punt return average (17.1 avg.) with two touchdowns and were fourth-best in the league in kick-off return average (27.0 avg.). He spent ten years with the Detroit Lions (1997-2000, 2004-09), including his final three seasons in charge of the club's special teams units and also had stints with the San Diego Chargers (1991-96) and Arizona Cardinals (2001-03). Under his guidance, the special teams units of each team Kwan has helped guide have been consistently well schooled and prepared. The Phoenix native played baseball at San Diego State for three years prior to joining the Chargers after graduation.


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State Sen. Jeff McWaters (R-8th District) says he will hold conference calls with VDOT every week to make sure they're making progress on road work in the area.
Dozens of cars got flat tires and were forced off the Interstate after heavy rain created crater-like potholes on the eastbound lanes in Norfolk.
'I won't go so far to say we aren't confident in the department,' said McWaters. 'This is just a necessary step.'
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He sighs just a little, the kind of sigh only a man who's seen battle knows. He's been there, he's done that, and this little sliver of black ink on weathered newsprint is proof. He studies the faces, seven of them, all young and strong. Here they are, seven members of a rural Clay County family, their faces printed on the front page of the hometown newspaper in the middle of World War II, seven young men who have been sent from the peaceful surroundings of Montpelier, Miss., straight into the harsh realities of war.
Who were they? They were six sons and one son-in-law of Montpelier residents Mr. and Mrs. Joe White. The piece of paper in his hands is a relic, a piece of Americana that shows all six White boys – Theo White, John W. "Hick" White, Odie "Bill" White, Ottie "Bud" White, Irvin "Babe" White, James L. "Mook" White and son-in-law Jack Moseley – as they looked entering the military. The headline keeps it simple, stating "Seven in Service from Montpelier" and the caption simply says: "Pictured below are the six sons and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Joe White of Montpelier, all of whom are in the armed services of their country."
The clipping, hastily cut out of a newspaper at some point in the mid-1940's, keeps it brief, giving a small detail on where each man was stationed at the time. Given the uncertainty of war, the paper was unable to give the entire story of the Whites, how they traveled throughout the world defending and maintaining the freedoms of our country. At the time, the seven pictures stood on their own, and full story of the Whites' sacrifice was left to be told another day.
That day has arrived.
Staring at this piece of newspaper, which has been at rest in a drawer for more than six decades, Montpelier native Odie "Bill" White doesn't say much.
Beaming with pride, he simply says "This brings back a whole lot of memories."
It's a common tale from that era, where some American families would send every son they had off to war, hoping that at least one would make it out alive. But this story isn't exactly like all the rest. This story does not end on a battlefield or on a doomed ship in the Pacific Ocean. No, this story returns to Clay County and ends exactly where it started. You see, between 1942 and 1945, Mr. and Mrs. Joe White sent seven sons into World War II, a staggering number for any community, much less any family. One-by-one, starting in the Summer of 1942, six of the Whites' sons and one son-in-law headed across the world, trading their comfortable surroundings in rural Mississippi for the uncertainties and dangers of war. The six Whites ended up fighting in the South Pacific, and Mosely fought on battlegrounds in Europe. Bud was the first to go, departing in July of 1942, and he was soon followed by Bill, his twin brother; and Hick, who both entered the fray in October of '42. Eventually, after Theo and Mook were called to war in 1944, all seven were in action, and the odds of survival for the entire group were long.
But that's exactly what happened. All seven went to war together, and all seven returned home safely, an incredible story of survival in the face of an unspeakable war.
One-by-one, they all said goodbye to family and friends to go fight for our freedoms. And then, as the war drew to a close, all seven miraculously came home, trickling in one at a time starting with Theo and ending with Bill, who returned to Montpelier on Christmas Eve in 1945.
"It was a great Christmas," said Bill on Friday.
Stoically, he looks up from the piece of paper, studies his visitor, and transports back to present day. For a moment, he seemed like he was back in the early 1940's, back to a time where he and his brothers were young and the world was tearing apart at the seems. He stares at the pictures that show he, Hick and Jack in their Army uniforms, and Bud, Theo, Babe and Mook in their Navy gear. All seven would see combat overseas, and all seven would survive. Theo perhaps had the closest brush with death, spending more than eight hours in the waters of the Pacific after the ship carrying he and other sailors was destroyed near the Philippines. Jack also came home with scars, though family members said they don't remember the story behind that one. The other five came home relatively unscathed but understandably changed forever.
"Well, I was never hurt in battle, but when you're there....You're always close to getting hurt, you just had to stay focused and make sure you did what you needed to do to get the job done," said Bill. "And you did what you had to do to stay alive."
During the fighting, Bill and a couple of his brothers came close to contact in the South Pacific, but their paths never crossed.
"My twin brother and I were very close at one point, but I never saw him," said Bill. "I didn't see any of them from the time we shipped out until the time we got home. They really looked good to me when I got home."
The piece of newspaper, brought to the Daily Times Leader this week by Jamie Middleton, the daughter of Mook White, is a cherished heirloom in the White family, a relic from a time of great turmoil and ultimately, of great victory. It was a victory for the United States, for freedom, for the White family and for the Clay County community, who watched an entire family get shipped to the ends of the Earth and then watched as they each returned home, became men and built strong families that still call Clay County home.
Over the years, most of the young men pictured in that newspaper have passed on, leaving behind the kind of legacy that only a veteran can leave, and leaving families who've made this community a better place. Theo had two children, Earnest and Everett White; Bud had two children, Suzanne and Butch White; Hick had a pair of sons, Kenny and Dennis; Babe had three children, David, Dale and Dixie; Mook had two children; and Bill had two daughters, Glenda Nadeau and Nora Gale Bennett.
Of the seven veterans from the White family, Bill is the last one left, and at 90 years of age, he's still fighting. A month ago, his home was lost in the EF-3 tornado that struck Montpelier. But the young man pictured beside his brothers over 60 years ago, Bill hasn't stopped fighting. He endured the hardships of war, and now he has endured losing a home, already replacing his house with a brand new doublewide trailer that sits not far from his childhood home. He returned to Montpelier at Christmas in 1945, and he's been there ever since.
The men who fought in World War II and returned home to continue building this country have been given the moniker "The Greatest Generation."
It's not a tag that's been given lightly, instead it's a name that was earned in battle and at home. Sitting in his living room on Friday, Bill holds the piece of paper in his hands and smiles. He's staring at a piece of his past, at a piece of his family history. He's staring directly into the soul of the greatest generation, and the view seems to evoke pride and a sense of satisfaction.
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"(The board) accepted a pay cut for employees of 4.61 percent, which equals one day of pay," said Interim County Manager Richard Hicks, referring to a 24-hour day.
That may bring the budget shortfall down to about $305,000, he said.
Hicks said he is expecting to have all the latest amendments figured into the budget by mid-April.
"When you look at last year's budget," he said, "they didn't do a whole lot of adjustments."
Hicks said he doesn't know where the blame lies, but said his job is to "play catch-up."
"I don't know who you can really blame for it," he said. "That can be anybody and everybody."
Commissioner James Shackleford said there were enough warnings the board should have recognized the problem with the fund balance, as the auditor would point out the past few years.
"I think the (former) county manager could see some of the signs," he said, and added Don Davenport had wanted to raise the taxes by 11 percent, but dropped it to 5.4 percent in 2012.
The county hasn't raised property taxes since 2008 when it increased from .746 to .756 per $100 of property value.
In 2005, when the county underwent a property revaluation, the rate had dropped to .721.
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When Davenport tried to raise the taxes by 5.4 percent during the recession, a number of citizens expressed disapproval.
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"As long as we show (the state) we're making efforts," he said, "and we get that figure as close to zero as we can, I think we're fine. I mean, they're not banging at the door."
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The personnel committee, appointed by Jack Edmondson, board chairman, is made up of residents Jody Tyson, Chuck Stokes and Deborah Katkaveck, Snow Hill Commissioner Becki Scarborough and Greene's Cooperative Extension Director Shenile Ford.
"The focus (of the committee)," Ford said, "was to actually look at the county departments and maybe make some recommendations as to cost savings."
The committee presented a list of recommendations to the board last week.
On Monday, the group presented a summary conclusion on the budget in a letter and requested it be published on the county's website. It can found on the main page at co.greene.nc.us.
The letter states the reserved funds are now about $1.2 million, but may drop to as low as $877,000 by the end of June. The minimum the state requires a government entity to maintain is 8 percent, or about $2.5 million.
"At the end of this fiscal year, June 30, 2013, we could be about 1.7 million dollars short," according to the letter.
The 2013-2014 estimated budget will require about $1.2 million to balance.
"In other words, we need 1.2 million dollars more than we have just to maintain current spending. We do not have it!" the letter states.
The letter also provides a look at some of the omissions from this year's budget, including a $690,000 debt payment for the new school and not setting aside $51,000 each year to build up a reserve year's worth — or $517,000 — of payments for the new judicial center. An additional $30,000 expense occurred when the county failed to renew its tax-exempt status.
That's not including the over-estimated revenue, numerous other omissions and dipping into the reserved funds to balance the budget this year and two years prior.
"Simply stated, a lack of oversight and management was the largest single contributor to this financial crisis," the letter concludes. "… Tough decisions must be made; Greene County is in financial crisis."
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Brake Levers
Shimano MX70 DXR Brake Lever
|Polished, Left Hand
|In Stock
|Polished, Right Hand
|In Stock
Take control of your speed and get your brake levers sorted. Whether slamming on the anchors or gently modulating your braking to pull a trick, you need levers which are going to feel right when you call on them. Available in different designs for different braking feels, some models are available individually – allowing you to mix and match without having to buy a pair – and also in different lengths, such as from Odyssey. We have both classic designs – such as the Dia Compe Dirty Harry lever – and breakthroughs, including Odyssey's dual cable system.