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Galion City Council held another long discussion about the Efficiency Smart contract during its March 25 meeting. If approved, it authorizes Efficiency Smart to continue to provide energy efficiency programs and consulting to homes, businesses and industries for the next three years.
Law Director Thomas Palmer informed Council that some changes were made to contract since the previous meeting. The automatic renewal clause was removed and the rate was capped at $1.40 per megawatt hour, but can become lower than that.
Council member Susan Bean then pointed out a detail that had not been addressed during previous discussions: In the previous contact $354,339, or 50 percent of the program cost, was differed to be paid through 2017. She asked if that was in addition to the new program cost in the contract under consideration.
Palmer confirmed there is 50 percent of the cost of the previous contract that still needs to be paid.
Jolene Thompson, senior vice president of member services at American Municipal Power, was on hand to explain in more detail. She stated that when AMP offered the program to participants, some of them wanted to differ part of the program cost until they started to see the energy savings. The savings for the different measures available through the program last for about 13 years, so AMP gave participants the option to differ 50 or 100 percent of the cost for three years after the contract expired.
The differed payment is subject to compounding interest at 1.5 percent. With the new contract, the city has the option to differ 25 percent of the cost for three years after the contract expires.
"If we do not renew, what would the city be obligated to pay?" Council member Mike Richart asked.
Thompson said Galion would still be obligated for the amount differed from the first contract, which is $354,339, or $1.15 per megawatt hour.
In previous discussions there was mention of a $40,000 grant that would be given to the city if it enrolls by March 31. Thompson clarified that it is more of a rebate than a "grant" because the first contract ended with dollars remaining due to the program being more efficient than expected. The board decided to redistribute that money to the participants.
Galion is still eligible for the rebate, which has increased to $71,800 (it increases as other municipalities decide not to renew their contracts).
Mayor Tom O'Leary emphasized that the city owes the deferred amount no matter what. "I don't want us to confuse the benefits moving forward with trying to pay these tail costs," he stated, adding that the rebate could be used to pay down some of it.
Richart then motioned to suspend the rules to pass the item as an emergency, which was seconded by Council member Eric Webber. The motion failed with "no" votes from Council members Susan Bean, Tom Fellner, Jon Kleinknecht and Steve Rowan.
Police Chief Brian Saterfield then referred to the ongoing projects Efficiency Smart has with local businesses. "What happens if this does not pass?"
Kristyn Wilder, executive director of Efficiency Smart, affirmed her company does have several businesses engaged in projects, such as Covert Manufacturing, the YMCA and Galion City Schools. She said those projects would go away if the city is not under a contract.
Joe Kleinknecht, president/CEO of the Chamber of Commerce, then gave his opinion: "I think your'e taking a whale of a gamble on asking for a extension. The figure that sticks in my mind is the nearly $6 million in lifetime savings for people who have already participated in the program."
Bob Cerar, a citizen in attendance, noted there is about $722,000 in cost, plus interest (after the rebate). "I just want to make sure the taxpayers get their money's worth for this," he said.
Wilder noted that residents and businesses in Galion saved $421,999 each year during the previous three years of the program.
Fellner asked if there was any way to extend the enrollment deadline. Thompson responded that is a board decision, but she would be happy to take it back to them. However, she could not guarantee how soon the board could convene, and if it decides not to extend the deadline, Galion would not receive the rebate regardless of renewing the contract.
"Galion has $36 million projected for power sales over the next three years. The $700,000 sounds like a lot, but it is small in perspective," O'Leary said. "I'm concerned the cost of not becoming more efficient may cost us more…Now you're asking Ms. Thompson to go back and see if they will work to extend the deadline and we look like the team that keeps moving the ball back from the goal line."
After more than 30 minutes of discussion, Richart called for a vote on the second reading. It passed 5-1, with Bean dissenting. (Council member Shirley Clark was absent that evening due to an injury. She was excused.)
The third reading for the contract ordinance will be reviewed at Council's special meeting, which was set for March 28 at 6:30 p.m.
Another item that will be considered at the special meeting is Ord. 2014-40, which amends permanent appropriations for a payment to OPERS. During the March 25 meeting, Council members unanimously voted down the first reading, due to a lack of information.
City Auditor Brian Treisch explained that a former city employee retired this year. "When we submitted the paperwork, we were notified that contributions were not being paid correctly… Then we were told on March 17 there were delinquencies going back to February of 1982…We're on the hook for this."
The $26,100 payment includes interest and penalties. The amount will continue to grow if the city does not pay by March 31.
The law director advised there is no question that the city owes the money. However, Social Security was withdrawn at the same time, so it is unclear if there is a "double dipping" issue with Social Security and OPERS. The law director is to investigate the issue further before the special meeting.
Other legislation
In other legislation, Ord. 2014-28 approved the exempt employee pay and benefits. Council passed it as a third reading. Ord. 2014-29 was a transfer of appropriations within the City Council budget and it also passed as a third reading.
Ord. 2014-33 was a reimbursement from ODOT for the utility pole relocation. The amount is 80 percent of the project cost, capped at a dollar amount of $110,000. It was passed as an emergency. Ord. 2014-34 was an agreement with ODOT for bridge inspections. Through this pilot program, the state bears 100 percent of the cost for the inspections, which the city would normally pay engineers to do. It passed as an emergency.
Ord. 2014-35 increased appropriations by $57,000 and transferred appropriations to various line items in a total amount of $441,001. It includes $10,000 for slide painting at the Heise Park Pool, $31,322 for a new pump at the Wastewater Treatment Plant and a $409,499 transfer within the Electric Fund, to get it into the proper line item. The ordinance passed as an emergency.
Ord. 2014-36 amended Chapter 355 of the the Codified Ordinances, which involves parking during snow emergencies (three inches of snowfall or greater). This was requested by the police chief. During the meeting, Saterfield explained this came to light when the city enacted the ordinance this winter. "We found that the majority of the streets that were listed were related to the old neighborhood schools," he explained. The chapter was originally passed in 1987.
Saterfield said they simplified and updated the list of streets designated as snow emergency streets, where parking would be prohibited during emergencies. The revised list of streets is: Harding Way East and West (all), Church Street (all), North Jefferson Street (between Church and Harding Way), Liberty Street (between Church and Atwood), Columbus Street (between Church and Walnut), Market Street (all), Union Street (between Church and Walnut), Atwood Street (between Boston and Erie railroad tracks), Walnut Street (between Union and Liberty), Boston Street (between Harding Way West and Grove Avenue), and Grove Avenue (between Boston and Portland Way South).
The item passed as a first reading.
Ordinances 37-39 all related to a property annexation for 812 Portland Way North, the new Keep It Classy car wash. The property owner filed a Type 2 annexation on March 18, which does not require a public hearing. The city has 20 days to respond after the petition is filed. The three pieces of legislation approved utility services, rezoning of the parcel and the land annexation, respectively. All three passed as emergencies.
Res. 2014-11 appointed David Keller as the city's prosecuting attorney. This is an item that was never done since the change in government. The law director recommended it be passed as soon as possible to officially give Keller the authority. Council passed it as an emergency.
Res. 2014-12 reappointed Joice Hayden-Cating to the Egbert M. Freese Foundation's board of trustees. It passed as an emergency.


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Norwich — The historic 21-unit Fairhaven apartment building on lower Broadway was purchased Thursday by a Stamford developer for $84,900, a price that reflects its derelict condition due to vandalism, leaks and decay.
JMD Manor LLC of Stamford purchased the building at 26-28 Broadway from Banco Popular North America, according to the deed transaction filed Thursday in the Norwich city clerk's office. Reached Thursday afternoon for comment on the purchase, Rahul Chadha, a partner in the firm, said the final cost was $108,000, including brokerage fees.
Chadha, however, declined to comment on his plans for the building until financing is in place for the necessary renovation. He said the firm would be targeting older tenants who are ready to downsize into an apartment and don't need cars, along with young professionals who want to live downtown. He said the firm is considering including a part-time concierge service for tenants to help with groceries and other needs.
JMD Manor already includes a photo of the Fairhaven on its website and plans to rename the building "The Rose." Chadha said a new name could help erase the building's recent negative history once renovations are completed.
Chadha has been meeting with various city officials to discuss his interest in the building, the renovations that would be needed and potential plans. Officials at the Norwich Community Development Corp. arranged a tour of the building Dec. 6 with city building inspectors, the fire marshal, city police and Mayor Deberey Hinchey.
Assistant Building Official Greg Arpin, who attended the tour, said he was impressed with Chadha's interest in the building and the downtown in general. NCDC Vice President Jason Vincent said it was important that he learn upfront the upgrades that would be needed to the blighted building before it can be reopened as rental housing.
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Today marks not just the 67th birthday of David Bowie, but a year to the day he sprung an incredible surprise on us all - a brand new album, 'The Next Day', following a decade of radio silence (though to be fair, the radio never stopped playing him). To celebrate, here's ten of the legendary singer's greatest achievements.
The enduring legacy of Major Tom
It's well documented that David Bowie wasn't an overnight success. He tried all sorts of shenanigans before he got it right, including impersonating light entertainer Anthony Newley and becoming a folk singer, and when he wasn't singing his extracurricular activities included mime artistry and founding the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Long Haired Men! Had Bowie started his career in the 21st Century then you'd imagine he'd have been dropped by his record label and become a music industry pariah long ago. Luck arrived in the form of Neil Armstrong landing on the moon in 1969 and canny Bowie introduced us to Major Tom in his epic 'Space Oddity', capturing the public's imagination and the first major hit of his career in the process. Tom came crashing down to earth again in 1980 ("strung out in heaven's high, hitting an all-time low") in the delightfully dark 'Ashes to Ashes', a no.1. The character also made an appearance in the 90's Pet Shop Boys collaboration 'Hello Spaceboy', making Major Tom one of pop's most enduring characters.
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A popstar pretending to be someone else is pretty commonplace these days, but when Bowie became Ziggy Stardust back in the early 70's it was a first; sure, the Beatles had done Sgt Pepper but nobody had fully realised a character incarnate and taken him on the road like Bowie had. As this space alien from Mars he began bothering the charts in a way he could have only dreamt about in the 60's, but Bowie began to suffer duality issues quite possibly as a result of substance issues. On 3rd July 1973 he killed off Ziggy at the Hammersmith Odeon by announcing it would be the last gig he'd ever play, causing pandemonium; he'd not even told the Spiders From Mars drummer Woody or bassist Trevor Bolder. The Musician's Union might not have been impressed, but you've got to admire an artist who could have easily rested on his laurels at this point in his career, especially after struggling for so long.
Being open about his sexuality
It's hard to imagine now, but when Bowie told Melody Maker he was gay in January 1972 it was one of the most shocking admissions in the history of pop. Legislation had only made homosexuality legal five years earlier, and very few stars came out for fear it would damage their careers irreparably. Bowie confounded the public further by having a wife! "He had shrewdly calculated the consequences," the journalist who conducted the interview - Michael Watts - told the Guardian years later, "busting taboos stokes the star-maker machinery. He was also just being honest." Bowie's iconoclastic 'Starman' turn on Top of the Pops with Mick Ronson was said to cause anger throughout the land while throwing a lifeline to many others.
Being brave with the dressing up box where so many others bore us
Bowie was never scared of a little dress up. On the cover of 'The Man Who Sold The World' he managed to alienate many of those who might have bought the record by lying prostrate on a chaise-longue in a dress and fetching laceup boots; some people just weren't ready for it in 1970. The orange hair (with yellow streak) he adopted for his lead role in the Nicolas Roeg movie The Man Who Fell To Earth became the look for one of his most iconic album covers, Low. He looked indomitably cool during his 'Young Americans' phase, his frightwig and tights in Labyrinth perhaps signifying a style nadir (not that you get to choose what you wear in a movie). Whatever you thought of the various couture coups or fashion faux pas, you can never accuse Dame Dave of not making the effort.
Always knowing who best to collaborate with
It's a trick best exemplified in the modern era by Madonna, but part of what makes Bowie great is the nous he possesses to choose the right people to work with. His musical chemistry with guitarist Mick Ronson was surely insurmountable, then came pianist Mike Garson on Aladdin Sane - an inspired addition to his band, then he worked with ex-Roxy Music soundscape deity Brian Eno and made some of the best records of the 70s. He breathed new life into the careers of then-languorous legends Lou Reed and Iggy Pop; he had a No.1 smash with 'Under Pressure' with Queen; he gave Luther Vandross his first big break as a backing singer; he curiously dueted with Bing Crosby to pleasing effect; then later came the Pet Shop Boys and Trent Reznor, the list is endless…
Playing Glastonbury
Bowie played the second ever Glastonbury in 1971 to a few thousand people, though it was his much-feted 2000 headline appearance on the Pyramid Stage that took the breath away. Previously on the Glass Spider tour he'd threatened to never play the hits again, though here we were on Worthy Farm screaming our lungs out to 'Life On Mars' while Bowie slinked around the stage with curly long hair and sparkly wizard coat looking not unlike 90s celebrity TV stylist Nicky Clarke. Or that might have just been the drugs we were on.
Embracing new musical movements
As mentioned earlier, Dave could have milked Ziggy for decades, but he was just too (bi)curious not to experiment and try different things. As the Thin White Duke he conquered America in his soul period. He was embraced as the Godfather of the New Romantics when Scary Monsters... came out (the Picasso-inspired 'Ashes to Ashes' video included faces from the hip London nightclub Blitz, including Steve Strange). In the 90s he flirted with Industrial and even had a stab at DnB. No successful musical artist in history has had the cojones David Bowie is in possession of.
Turning down a Knighthood
Like all the best people (Francis Bacon, JG Ballard, L.S. Lowry, Harold Pinter, Alan Bennett, Aldous Huxley, Vanessa Redgrave etc), David Bowie turned down collaborating with Queen - not the band, the woman. He declined the CBE, then a Knighthood in 2003. "I would never have any intention of accepting anything like that," he said. "I seriously don't know what it's for. It's not what I spent my life working for." One doesn't expect to see Sir Dave arising any time soon.
Not being afraid to show his cerebral side
Last October Bowie released a stunning list of good reads as the David Bowie Is… exhibition moved to Ontario. The 100 books chosen by the curator from the man's personal library revealed a depth to him that we always suspected; Anthony Burgess nestled alongside Camille Paglia and Christopher Hitchens, R.D. Laing with Martin Amis, Saul Bellow and George Orwell. It was a tour de force reading list that gave exposure to excellent modern fiction like The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao and classics you might have missed like The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie. We shouldn't have been surprised, the Low star is no mug and has demonstrated previously a keen eye for high art for instance. Indeed the legendary French artist Balthus - famed for his slightly dubious pictures of pubescent girls and kittens - granted a rare audience with Bowie in 1994, which the singer reproduced in an extensive interview for the magazine Wonderworld. He also interviewed, Tracey Emin, Jeff Koons and Damien Hirst among others for the same publication.
Reemerging with panache and keeping us surprised
Bowie fans will never forget that morning 365 days ago when 'Where Are We Now?' emerged on the internet from nowhere, and at last we could rejoice that Bowie was back. Given the health scares and the rumours, the impact couldn't have been greater. The perfectly executed stunt set a precedent which saw Beyonce do something similar (though on a grander scale) in December. David Bowie, always surprising, always innovating, always one step ahead of the game.


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With the recent release of figures by Police indicating worrying increases in suicides this year, concerns were raised about the need for better expertise to understand the very high rates of suicide in Fiji compared to global patterns.
Suicide rates in Fiji range are, in some areas, as high as 3-4 times the global average. Each year in Fiji the number of people who take their own lives is higher than the road death toll. It has profound impact on community, family and individual resilience.
Given that the highest rates of suicide are amongst young educated Fijians, it also has a potential impact on the socioeconomic productivity and strength of communities and families.
Empower Pacific has been providing treatment for people who attempt suicide for the last 18 years.
"Poor social and economic conditions adversely affect mental health, and reciprocally, poor mental health undermines social and economic development.
"We cannot hope to reduce suicide rates unless we look closely at the broader social patterns of financial and personal security, cultural issues, family and community relationship patterns and a whole range of complex social issues" says CEO Rhianon Vichta.
Ms Vichta went on to explain that Empower Pacific has extensive experience and data to support the fact that counselling vastly reduces the risk of a person committing suicide.
The issue is not that the services are not available, the issue is that people are accessing them early enough to make a difference.
Ms Vichta said: "What needs to happen is that everyone in communities needs to be more active in asking their family members, friends and community members "are you OK? Can I help you get help?". People need to be more willing to talk about depression, self harm and suicide. People need to help each other to get the support that they need when they need it."
People who are showing warning signs of suicide need to be helped to get support. People who are depressed and have lost hope are not always able to reach out for help themselves.
The more that we can see saving the lives of our young people as everyone's responsibility, the more communities and individuals can act to notice and reach out to people in need.
Suicide warning signs can include : loss of interest in previous hobbies and interests, changes in relationships, withdrawal, giving away personal possessions or tidying up affairs, anger and intense frustration, abrupt changes in mood (even to being more positive sometimes), deliberately visiting or saying goodbye to loved ones, deep sadness, dangerous behaviours or having a "death wish", changes in usual patterns of sleeping or eating, expressions of hopelessness, helplessness or worthlessness, lack of care of personal appearance and many other changes in normal behaviour.
If someone you know is behaving strangely or differently than usual, then its important to take the time to ask them if they are OK.
The simple act of someone showing that they care can make a difference. Helping someone get counselling can save their lives.
Empower Pacific's research over the last 18 years indicates that depression, anxiety, stress, sense of hopelessness, distress and lack of awareness of mental wellbeing are endemic issues in Fiji.
Counselling can make a difference by helping people to deal with the stresses of family conflicts, loss and grief, violence, disillusionment, fear of the future and other deep personal issues before they become debilitating to the point of illness and risk of self harm and suicide.
Research undertaken by Empower Pacific in 2012, led by Dr Henson compared suicidal clients and control group clients to determine the effectiveness of the Empower Pacific model of suicide intervention, and established that there were significant differences in the presence of warning signs between the beginning and end of counselling by Empower Pacific staff.
This is a very positive indication that the work that Empower Pacific does to prevent suicide with people who have previous made an attempt is effective.
Empower Pacific counsellors conduct one month follow up interviews with all suicidal clients and the results show unequivocally strong evidence for the efficacy of the counselling provided.
Example outcomes from 2012 include:At initial assessment, 23 per cent rated themselves as higher than a 5 out of 10 for level of current suicidal intent (18 per cent rated themselves at a 9 or 10 out of 10). At the post counselling follow up not one client (0 per cent) indicated that they still had any level of intention to attempt suicide.
At the point of assessment 32 per cent of clients rated themselves 5 or higher out of 10 for having a "sense of hopelessness", with 14 per cent rating themselves at a 9 or 10 out of 10. At post counselling follow up not one client assessed indicated that they were feeling any level of hopelessness (0 per cent)
At the point of counselling intake 34 per cent indicated that family instability was a contributing stressor.
At the post counselling follow up only 2.4 per cent indicated that they were experiencing family instability; 78.5 per cent indicated that they had experienced a significant relationship/interpersonal loss prior to their suicide attempt, whereas only five per cent indicated that they were still experiencing interpersonal relationship related issues at the one month post counselling follow up.
These results are a small selection of a range of evidence that is available to support the profound impact that Empower Pacific counselling services have in preventing further suicide attempts, and death from suicide.
During 2011 Empower Pacific attended to 156 clients who were referred after having attempted suicide.
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Empower Pacific services are free to all people, regardless of race, religion, gender, sexuality, age or ability and are accessible from our Suva, Nadi, Lautoka and Labasa branch offices.
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Test results for the new State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness were released Friday with two sets of numbers: a percentage of students who passed in the five subject areas according to the phase-in standards, and a separate percentage of passers — considerably lower in every subject — who would have passed if the final passing standards were in place.
The phase-in standards show pass rates ranging from 87 percent to 55 percent — all more than 50 percent. The pass rates according to the final passing standards all fell below 50 percent, ranging from 46 percent to 34 percent passing.
The scores reflect achievement by ninth-graders on 15 end-of-course tests, including primarily biology, algebra I, world geography, reading and writing. Students must pass along with their courses, to earn a Texas high school diploma.
Pass rates according to phase-in standards for the five subject areas: biology, 87 percent; algebra I, 83 percent; world geography, 81 percent; reading, 68 percent; and writing, 55 percent.
Earlier this week a Houston business group, along with top officials in the Houston school district, criticized these standards as unusually lenient. The Houston Chronicle reported that students needed to correctly answer only 20 of 54 questions correctly to be counted as passing in biology and algebra 1.
Pass rates according to the more rigorous, final passing standards that will be phased in over the next two to four years were all 46 percent or below: biology, 41 percent; algebra I, 39 percent; world geography, 40 percent; reading, 46 percent; and writing, 34 percent.
Texas Commissioner of Education Robert Scott said there was a need for an adjustment period for students and teachers in the new testing program, but called the results "encouraging overall." Students performed "as expected or better," he said.
However, Bill Hammond, president and CEO of the Texas Association of Business, said Friday that STAAR results were disappointing and, in some cases, surprising.
"This also shows us why we need a strong accountability system in Texas," Hammond said. "I think it's safe to say we were all hoping for higher scores, but at least we know now how far we have to go to ensure we have college or career ready graduates."
Local Wichita Falls Independent School District officials could not be reached Friday because the Education Center is observing a summer four-day workweek.
TEA also tracked how many students achieved the highest "Level III" scores on the five largest STAAR tests, similar to the TAKS test "Commended" ranking. The Level III scores have no phase-in period. Students who achieve a Level III score are considered "well prepared" to take the next course.
In biology, 9 percent achieved Level III; in algebra I, 17 percent; in world geography, 13 percent; in reading, 8 percent; and in writing, 3 percent.
More than 319,000 students took each of the five STAAR tests, but much smaller groups of students took the other 10 end-of-course tests this spring. Passing rates on these tests ranged from a high of 98 percent on geometry to a low of 38 percent on English III writing.
Public school and college educators, along with policy and testing experts, helped the commissioner set passing standards and develop the phase-in schedule that is a tradition in Texas.
Results are not yet available for STAAR tests for third through eighth grades. Pass standards for these tests will not be set until fall 2012 and not made available to districts until January 2013, according to the TEA news release.
While students in grades third through ninth took STAAR this year, students in 10th and 11th grades continued taking TAKS to meet their graduation requirements.
Sophomores passed English at a 91 percent rate; social studies at 94 percent; math at 74 percent; and science at 75 percent.
Juniors passed English at a 93 percent rate; social studies at 98 percent; math at 91 percent; and science at 94 percent.
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Bruins defenseman Dennis Seidenberg will not play in Monday's matinee against the Jets due to a lower-body injury, according to the team. Aaron Johnson is in the lineup in his place. The team said Seidenberg is day-to-day.
Based on pre-game warmups, Dougie Hamilton, Seidenberg's partner in the season-opener, will skate on a pairing with Zdeno Chara. The other pairings are Andrew Ference-Adam McQuaid and Johnson-Johnny Boychuk.
Claude Julien said prior to Monday's matinee that it will be Tuukka Rask in net for the B's. Rask, who inherited the No. 1 netminding job with Tim Thomas taking the year off, made 20 saves on 21 shots in the season-opening win over the Rangers Saturday.
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