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This information is not a substitute for legal advice. While an attorney is not needed to obtain an expungement, the help of an attorney or someone who has experience guiding others through the process is recommended. Take a look at JAC's summary of the changes to expungement law due to Act 145..
The moment an individual is arrested by the police and taken into custody, that individual has a criminal history, regardless whether the individual is charged with a crime. The consequences of a criminal arrest or conviction, known as collateral consequences, can be severe, unexpected, and long lasting. Even after an acquittal or the completion of any sentence imposed, the following can be affected:
Employment opportunities
The right to vote
Access to government benefits and assistance including: housing, Social Security benefits, food stamps, financial aid for college or technical training
Parental rights
An expungement is removal of a person's history of criminal arrest from the public record. The process can be complicated and varies in every court. Unfortunately, there is no uniformity and transparency in the process. Obtaining an expungement can help to reduce the effect of collateral consequences.
As an individual navigates the system of expungements, there are some things that an expungement will not do:
Destroy or erase your records temporarily or permanently.
Remove the record from most government agencies reach. The State can use your arrest/conviction as a prior offense in future prosecutions against you.
Restore your driving privileges if your arrest/conviction lead to a suspension of your drivers license.
Relieve your responsibilities to register as a sex offender with the State.
Restore your rights to posses a firearm.
What is an Expungement?
"Expungement" means removal of a record from public access but does not mean destruction of the record. An expunged record is confidential, but remains available for use by law enforcement agencies, criminal justice agencies, and other state agencies as stated under Louisiana law.
Am I eligible to have my record expunged?
Some records may be eligible for expungement. Typically, violent crimes and some drug offenses are ineligible for expungement. Additionally, a record may be expunged five (5) years after adjudication and only once every five (5) years. For more information on your specific record, contact an attorney who can examine your record and determine your eligibility.
If my arrest lead to a conviction am I still eligible?
No, except where the sentence was specifically a deferred probationary period under Article 893E or 894B of the Louisiana code of Criminal Procedure AND you successfully satisfied your probation and had the conviction was set-aside.
Can Federal arrest records be expunged?
An arrest for simple drug possession when under 21 years old may be expunged. Other arrests on Federal charges are not possible to expunge, unless the case ended with an acquittal or exoneration.
Can I have my juvenile arrest records expunged?
Yes, if:
Applicants are at least 17 years at the time of application.
The misdemeanor arrest did not lead to a juvenile adjudication.
The arrest lead to adjudication for a misdemeanor and has been more than 2 years since the conditions of the judgment against were satisfied.
The arrest lead to adjudication for a felony and it has been five years since the conditions of the judgment were satisfied. Murder, manslaughter, kidnapping, armed robbery and sex crimes are excluded from this.
I received a pardon does that automatically expunge my record?
No. There are two kinds of pardons both of which restore certain rights. An automatic pardon is given to first time offenders in Louisiana (some crimes are excluded from eligibility). An automatic first offender pardon does not prevent the State from using your record against you in the future, nor does it seal the record from public view. A full govenor's pardon, however, prevents your records from being used against you at a later time for subsequent convictions and returns the accused to the state he was in prior to arrest.
How long do I have to wait to apply for an expungement if I was never prosecuted?
Applications may be filed immediately after the final disposition of the case where there was an acquittal or motion to quash.
If the time limit for prosecution has run out and the District Attorney dismissed or refused prosecution, then an application for expungement may be possible. Generally, the DA has a specific amount of time after the date of the offense within which he must institute charges. They are as follows:
No limit: Crimes punishable by death or life imprisonment
10 years: Sex crimes against juveniles
6 years: Felonies punishable by imprisonment and hard labor
4 years: Felonies not necessarily punishable by imprisonment or hard labor
2 years: Misdemeanors punishable by fine or imprisonment
6 months: Misdemeanors punishable by fine
If I am eligible for an expungement, how long do I have to wait after my sentencing?
This will depend on whether your conviction was set-aside pursuant to articles 893E or 894B. If you were convicted of a misdemeanor and not sentenced pursuant to article 894B, then you can either ask the court to resconsider sentencing or wait five (5) years from the completion of any sentence. Similarly, if you were convicted of a felong and not sentenced pursuan to article 893E, then you may ask the court for reconsideration in some circumstances or wait ten (10) years from the completion of your sentence only if the offense for which you were convicted is not otherwise prohibited from an 893E sentence.
How do I apply for an expungement?
An expungement requires the Court's approval. There are uniform forms that all courts must use. Fill out the required forms and submit them to the Court.
How much does an expungment cost?
The cost of expungement is $550. This amount must be paid in full at the time of filing because several agencies will recieve a portion of this cost. They are as follows: $250 goes to the Louisiana State Police, $200 goes to the Criminal District Court Clerk, $50 goes to the parish District Attorney, and $50 goes to the parish sheriff.
I am indigent. Can I have the costs waived?
No. The only circumstance that allows for a fee waiver is if the following applies:
The individual has no prior felony convictions anywhere in the country.
The individual has no pending felonies.
The offense for which the individual was prosecuted ended in an acquittal, motion to quash, or it has been dismissed/refused and the time limit for prosecution has expired.
How long does the whole process take?
It may take up to 120 days from the date the Louisiana State Police recieved notice that you have petitioned the court for an expungement.
Once my records is expunged has it been removed from all potential viewers forever?
No, some government agencies may still able to view an arrest record even after it has been expunged.
If I apply for a job after my record is expunged how do I answer questions about my record on a job application?
There is no clear answer under the law.
Can I be denied employment because of my criminal record?
Private employers can deny you unemployment for any reason. However, public employers and licensing authorizes should only deny you employment if your arrest/conviction is reasonably related to the job for which an individual applied. An application for employment that was wrongfully denied may be reviewed by an attorney.


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I was thinking of buying a few "caution horse and rider" signs and putting them out on either end of where I would be riding. Has anybody done this? Do you think I'd be wasting my time/money or would it make a difference for us safety wise?
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FedEx founder Frederick W. Smith to be honored for using aviation for humanitarian purposes
The National Business Aviation Association on Monday announced that FedEx Express and founder Frederick W. Smith will be honored for using aviation for humanitarian purposes.
FedEx has been the leading aviation sponsor for more than 30 years of the ORBIS Flying Eye Hospital, a collaboration of eye care professionals and aviators that provides vision care in developing countries.
"FedEx and Fred Smith have steadfastly supported aviation and many important humanitarian endeavors through the years," said association president and CEO Ed Bolen. FedEx has been an association member since 1983.
The 2012 Al Ueltschi Humanitarian Award will be presented at the association's annual meeting and convention Oct. 30 in Orlando. James R. Parker, executive vice president of air operations at FedEx Express and a member of the ORBIS board of directors, will accept the award.
FedEx last year announced a five-year, multimillion-dollar investment in ORBIS.
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NEWNAN - The high-powered spread offenses of North Gwinnett and Newnan were both slowed down by the elements in their Class AAAAA state quarterfinal game.Unfortunately for the No. 10 state-ranked Bulldogs, the third-ranked Cougars were able to cope with the heavy rain a little bit better. More importantly, they were able to better take advantage of their trips to the red zone, scoring on all three of their attempts, while North managed just a single field goal on its three trips, which made the difference in a 20-3 Newnan victory Friday night at soggy Drake Stadium. The result helped the Cougars (13-0) gain a measure of revenge after North (10-3) ended its season in the quarterfinals a year ago, and moved them into a state semifinal date next week against No. 2 Camden County at a site to be determined. It also left the Bulldogs wondering what might have been after letting opportunities to take control of the game slip away, especially in the first half. "We were down in the red zone three times and got three points out of it," North coach Bob Sphire said. "That's not going to win a quarterfinal game. We got beat by a great football team, but we had our chances. We just didn't take advantage of them." Indeed, the Bulldogs had their chances, especially as both teams had their problems holding onto the ball, and it cost each during the first half. A bad snap led to Alec Olgetree's block of Jeff Hatley's 21-yard field goal attempt late in the first quarter, keeping North from taking the lead. Then, after Newnan jumped out in front 7-0 on Russell Powell's 29-yard touchdown pass to Alan Bonner with 7:04 left in the first half, the wet ball came into play twice more in the half. First, Bonner had the ball stripped from him after a 16-yard gain, giving North the ball at the Newnan 40 with 1:57 left in the half. Six plays later, it looked like the Bulldogs might tie the game when Mikey Tamburo spotted a wide open Tyler Jarry in the back of the end zone from 8 yards out. But the ball slipped from the senior's hands, and North had to settle for a 25-yard field goal from Hatley with 12.9 seconds left and while Newnan's lead was cut to 7-3 heading into intermission, coach Robert Herring believed his team still had momentum. "It changed ol' mo right there," Herring said of holding North to a field goal. "We've given up 31 points in 13 games this year. ... But I'm proud of how both teams played (in the elements). Both teams showed lots of class, played hard and didn't give up." North certainly didn't give up, especially after forcing two more fumbles inside Newnan territory in the third quarter. But the Bulldogs still couldn't find the end zone, even after taking the first Newnan turnover as deep as the Cougars' 7-yard line late in the third quarter. This time, a key false start penalty set North back, and Tamburo was sacked for an 8-yard loss a play later, which led to another missed field goal, keeping Newnan's 7-3 lead intact with 2:29 left in the period. "We just didn't execute in goal line (situations) and they did," said a disappointed Tamburo, who completed just 7 of 18 passes for 72 yards and an interception, and ran for only 30 yards on 17 carries, though that number was skewed by a few late game sacks. "We're both spread teams. So the rain is no excuse. We just didn't finish it." North couldn't move after recovering the second fumble, and a bad snap on the ensuing punt set Newnan up on the Bulldogs' 32. It took the Cougars only four plays to score, with Russell Powell sneaking in from a yard out to extend the Newnan lead to 14-3 with 10:25 to play. After holding North three-and-out on its next possession, Newnan then took over and drove 67 yards in 15 plays, draining 6:22 off the clock in the process, before scoring again on a 9-yard pass from Powell to E.J. Houston, stretching the lead to 20-3 with 2:30 left. Powell finished the game by completing his last 10 consecutive passes for 138 yards and two scores, while Kendreas Wynn ran for 65 of his team-high 78 yards in the second half. Jarry led North offensively with 83 yards on 20 carries. Newnan 20, North Gwinnett 3 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q Final North 0 3 0 0 - 3 Newnan 0 7 0 13 - 20 FIRST QUARTER None SECOND QUARTER Newnan: Alan Bonner 29 pass from Russell Powell (Sam Taylor kick), 7:04 North: Jeff Hatley 25 FG, 0:12.9 THIRD QUARTER None FOURTH QUARTER Newnan: Russell Powell 1 run (Taylor kick), 10:25 Newnan: E.J. Houston 9 pass from Powell (Taylor kick), 2:30 NG New First downs 11 12 Rushes-yards 4-111 36-76 Passing yards 72 138 Comp-Att-Int 7-18-1 10-12-0 Fumbles-lost 3-0 4-3 Penalties-yards 2-16 2-10 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing - North: Tyler Jarry 20-83, Mikey Tamburo 17-30, Raahmil Brantley 3-19, Joe Jones 2-15. Newnan: Keandreas Wynn 16-78, Nick Hill 2-10, Houston 1-0, Bonner 1-(-4), Powell 16-(-8). Passing - North: Tamburo, 7-18-1, 72. Newnan: Powell, 10-12-0, 138. Receiving - North: Jarry 3-45, Jones 2-22, Kenny Barnes 1-9, Kitaro Lewis 1-(-4). Newnan: Bonner 5-85, Houston 3-41, Antwon Johnson 1-6, Zack Thompson 1-6.
More like this story
- NORTH GWINNETT 38, NEWNAN 35 ( December 1, 2007 )
- North Gwinnett 41, North Forsyth 20 ( October 25, 2008 )
- North Gwinnett 40, Mill Creek 24 ( September 27, 2008 )
- North Gwinnett 28, Chattahoochee 13 ( October 11, 2008 )
- Similar North, Newnan teams clash in quarterfinals ( November 28, 2008 )


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great little park with trails through the weoods, popular with dog walkers and pretty with some hills. close to home, so we go often.
nice park but small - good for a walk or connector to run Robinette's trails - right across the street. Max loop about 3 miles, slightly hilly, cool dune in the center of it
Provin Trail is a perfect place to take a short nature walk. At just .9 miles around, the distance is short enough for quick exercise or peaceful reflection. A bonus is that it is connected to Robinette's Apple Orchard. What better way to reward yourself for working out than with a donut or ice cream cone! My only complaint is...
Took my wife and grandsons and we all had a great time. the kids particularly had fun climbing trees and running up and down the hills. Not big, but, considering the location, large enough.
I love to walk these trails, while not huge, there are hilly and rugged. I especially enjoy the noise of traffic while walking, such a contrast to the nature surrounding.
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For Jack Reacher being invisible has become a habit. He spends his days digging swimming pools by hand and his nights as the bouncer in the local strip club in the Florida Keys. He doesn't want to be found.
But someone has sent a private detective to seek him out. Then Reacher finds the guy beaten to death with his fingertips sliced off.
It's time to head north and work out who is trying to find him and why.
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"Utterly disappointing"
Clichés & implausible sequences. Teenage romance comic meets cheap gun-slingin' Western. An insult. Time waster!
Seems the author has developed a set formula and sticks too it just making the bad guys more bizarre. Probably my last Reacher novel
"Very disappointing!"
Cut out all the endless description of every movement, room etc that added nothing to the story or characters.
These days we all own calculators, so endelss calculations of how many seconds how many metres etc were just waffle put in to stretch a poorly developed plot to a never ending story.
I am a fan of all the Reacher stories, but this one was the exception - it was just plain boring.
The reader made things worse, he would be more suited to reading cook books for old ladies.
Why, why would ask anyone else but Jeff Harding to read Reacher ??????
Definitely nothing read by Mr Hagon, sorry mate look for something else to do.
Not many Reacher books left on here, but you can't go wrong with Jeff Harding, he makes bad writers sound good and good writers sound better!
A complete re-write.
None, I would turn it into a first person novel.
"Jack Reacher.. Don't mess with this man"
Reacher novels have me hooked. I was not disappointed by this one and it kept me on the edge of my seat.
"Really poor production spoilt story"
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The Phoenix Suns are looking to make it two wins in a row when they host the Utah Jazz Friday night at US Airways Center. And once again, P.J. Tucker is getting the start instead of Shannon Brown.
Switching up the starting lineup has been a common theme this season for head coach Alvin Gentry as he continues to try and find the right combination to get wins. That's something guard Sebastian Telfair isn't accustomed to.
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Gentry has said he will continue to move pieces around until he finds a good fit, which means going with what's working that night. Most teams have a solid starting five and it's the players coming off the bench that may rotate from time to time.
"I'm not exactly sure. I don't know if helps us or not but sometimes when you're not winning games, it seems that you gotta to switch it up and coach has been doing that," said Telfair. "He did that within the last couple of games and we got a win last game, so hopefully it works."
Tucker made starts the last two games against the Thunder and 76ers in place of Shannon Brown. Phoenix lost to Oklahoma City but beat Philadelphia.
Telfair noted usually at this point in the season you have a set rotation, though the Suns are playing game number 34 Friday night.
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The ringing in my bad left ear is getting worse. It's getting worse cause the freeking windscreen on my 950 dumps a torrent of confused air right in my face and there's a constant roar in my head. This is with good foam earplugs shoved all the way into my ear canal. Arai XD.
After three or four hours it becomes really bad. If I stand up on the pegs its like another world. Absolutely quiet ... given the earplugs.
So yesterday in the middle of my ride I took the dingdang screen OFF. straped it to the seat behind me. Much better. Looked wierd having that nice unobstructed view out over the dash. My mirrors seemed somehow exposed and lonely.
I did notice the effort it was taking to resist the wind pressure towards the end of my ride. If one was going cross country it might be a bit much. No it WOULD be a bit much. I've got the new big 'touring' screen on order from KTM. I will report.
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I had the same problem with my 990s, so I chopped about 3" off it. I'm 6'4" and I wear a Arai Tour x (XD). The buffeting was unbearable before, but it is now sorted! See Photo. It now looks better too!
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Cut stems from center of each kale leaf; discard stems. Bring large pot of salted water to boil. Add kale leaves and cook just until kale is tender but still bright green, 3 to 4 minutes. Drain well. Coarsely chop kale.
Preheat oven to 400°F. Arrange baguette slices in single layer on rimmed baking sheet; brush slices on top side with 2 tablespoons oil. Sprinkle lightly with salt and pepper. Toast in oven until pale golden, about 12 minutes. Cool toasts on baking sheet. DO AHEAD: Kale and baguette toasts can be made 4 hours ahead. Let stand at room temperature.
Heat remaining 3 tablespoons oil in large skillet over medium-high heat. Add garlic and anchovies; stir 1 minute. Add chopped kale and sauté until heated through, 3 to 4 minutes. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
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Okay using the toslink splitter and allowing my Prelude and onboard to share one digital input of my Phillips receiver did not work......bugger, but i am closer to my goal. I have connected the prelude to the receiver via coax and my onboard to receiver via tos link. Using the receivers remote i can thus switch to the different soundcards - Prelude is on Digital 1 which is what i use for gaming and thus DDL mode is always enabled and Onboard on Digital 2 and thus in this mode i can use spdif passthrough without my auzentech ****ing up a fuss like it used to.
Like a said in my previous post when i wanted to switch from gaming to movies (from an audio perspective mind) I had to tick and untick the DDL option in the auzentech tray icon. Bit of a pain in the arse if you ask me especially when you unconsciously load a game, get no sound and remember that you have DDL mode disabled.
NB For those who are unaware, the prelude does not have a "use Digital Out" in speaker mode and thus in order to hear sound in speaker mode while using a reciever, DDL needs to be enabled)
For the time being this setup will do me nicely until either Auzentech add in their next drivers "digital out" in speaker mode (like Creative's X-fi) or includes an option where in DDL mode, it leaves the AC3/DTS streams untouched.
Eitherway what i really want is PowerDVD to use the onboards Spdif output. I have changed the option in media player classic and it works perfectly but, i'd rather have it for Powerdvd as well as I use that for DVD, Bluray and HDDVD - MPC doesn't support Bluray/HDDVD without a considerable amount of hassle (something i'd rather avoid), and its DVD playback leave a lot to be desired (menu navigation is a pain)
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Atlético de Madrid Football Stadium Tour and Museum Ticket
- Entrance ticket to Vicente Calderón Stadium, home of Atlético de Madrid
- Explore Vicente Calderón Stadium on a tour and learn about the football club's history
- Visit Atlético de Madrid's changing rooms where players like Tiago Mendes prepare for games
- See the playing pitch, press room and VIP box
- Walk around the stadium museum at leisure and see an incredible collection of football paraphernalia
Why Our Insiders Chose This Tour
This is the best tour for Atlético de Madrid football fans who want to see the stadium and the museum while learning about the history of the club.
What You Can Expect
Walk around the pitch, the field where many international games are played, and visit the changing rooms where famous players like Tiago Mendes and Jorge Pulido get ready for games. As you walk, listen to your guide talking about the stadium and also about the football club itself. Hear of famous games and the team's loyal fans, who wear the club's distinctive red-and-white striped shirts with pride.
Other highlights of your Vicente Calderón Stadium tour include the press room, where journalists gather to get the gossip on games, and the VIP box where dignitaries sit. After 45 minutes exploring the stadium on your tour, bid your guide goodbye and then head inside the stadium museum.
Explore the large exhibition space at leisure, seeing an incredible array of football artifacts – roughly 1,000 in total. Admire trophies, photographs, shirts and a collection of boots, and read up on the history of football in Spain. Old season tickets, flags and miniature model players make up more of the exciting soccer paraphernalia on display.
Your ticket allows you to stay inside the stadium grounds for up to three hours in total. There are several cafes and bars inside, should you feel hungry or need a drink.
Customer Reviews
March 2015
The tour was excellent, great to see the history of the club and the facilities within the club. Recommended tour if you have the time.
March 2015
The tour is a must do for any football fan, although not the best stadium ever visited it is nice to have another one ticked off the list!!


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December 6th, 2006 #1
Dave McKean talks - Minneapolis
On Neil Gaiman's site:
"And on the subject of Mr McKean, I am delighted to announce that on Thursday, January 11, 2007 7:00pm at the Walker Art Center, 1750 Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis, Dave and I will be "in conversation". The Free Verse event "celebrates 20 years of the duo's artistic partnership--Gaiman and McKean will each offer a brief presentation of their own work, then follow it up with an on-stage conversation about the aesthetic challenges they face together and separately."
At http://raintaxi.com/readings/ we learn that "while this event is free, tickets are required. Tickets are available at the Walker box office starting one hour before the performance. This event will also be webcast live and archived at channel.walkerart.org. "
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberDecember 6th, 2006 #2
Now this is an event that nobody should miss! I for one will be looking at the webcast! Thanks for the heads up Irene.
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December 7th, 2006 #3
Looks ace.
FYI we've got a 6-page interview with Dave in ImagineFX issue 13 - on sale 19 December in the UK.
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December 7th, 2006 #4
That is right by my school!
"Well freeze my piss if the royal finger isn't beckoning me. How exciting."
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John E. Charleson, 73, of 240 High Ave., Ridgway, died Monday, Feb. 25, 2013 at his residence following a lengthy illness.
He was born March 8, 1939 in Reynoldsville, son of the late Harry N. and Mary Ann (Anderson) Charlesen.
He married Nancy A. Knight on May 12, 1962 in Queen of the World Catholic Church in St. Marys.
He resided in Ridgway for the last 67 years and was a member of St. Leo Catholic Church, a member of the Lions Club, the Elks, and the Eagles. He had also been a board member of the Ridgway Ambulance Corp.
Students of the Ridgway Area High School held a dress rehearsal Monday night in the auditorium for their production of Beauty and the Beast. The Ridgway High School will be presenting Beauty and the Beast beginning Thursday, Feb. 28 through March 2 at 7 p.m. at the high school auditorium.
CLARION — Pennsylvania State Police have charged a 29-year-old man with the alleged murder of a 19-year-old Brookville woman.
Following a decision by the Department of Environmental Protection [DEP] to institute general permit fees for stream and wetland projects, the Elk County Conservation District approved a motion to waive fees for reviewing the permit.
ST. MARYS – A rumor that the St. Marys Area Ambulance Service will be merging with Cameron County Ambulance is not true, according to officials; however, St. Marys employees will assist Cameron County with coverage.
Sally L. Myers, age 44, of Market Street, Johnsonburg, died Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013 at Elk Regional Health Center after a brief illness.
She was born Nov. 20, 1968 in Ridgway, daughter of the late Wallace and Lorna (Amory) Myers.
A graduate of the Johnsonburg Area School District, Sally enjoyed caring for animals and especially loved her dogs. She lived all her life in Johnsonburg.
The 14th Annual Ridgway Chainsaw Carvers Rendezvous wrapped up Saturday with a large auction which started at noon and featured 200 pieces, each sculpture donated by a different carver. Visitors crowded around the Udarbe Business Towers where carvings were arranged along the street for all to view.
CLARION – Three area wrestlers advanced to the Northwest Regional Championships after the second day of the District 9 Individual Championships at Clarion University Saturday.
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He married Martha E. Miller on Sept. 14, 1946 in Sacred Heart Catholic Church in St. Marys, with Fr. Henry officiating.
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Hartman Foundation for Parkinson's Research Recognizes All My Children star for her work on behalf of Parkinson's research
East Islip, NY (PRWEB) April 24, 2010 -- The Thomas Hartman Foundation for Parkinson's Research will celebrate the work of scientists, a philanthropist, a corporation and a person afflicted by the disease who have come together to find a cure at the 7th Annual Cure for Sure Dinner on June 22.
The dinner, held at the Crest Hollow Country Club, will honor Emmy-award winning actress Susan Lucci, recipient of the Hartman Philanthropic Leadership Award. The Hartman Corporation of the Year Honoree is Joseph R. Ficalora, Chairman, President and CEO of New York Community Bancorp, Inc. Louis DeCaro will receive Father Tom's Spirit Award, given to a person affected by Parkinson's who has contributed to the public awareness of the disease.
Additionally, the dinner will recognize the work and achievements of ten scientists who have received grants from the Hartman Foundation for their work. The 2009 grant recipients are:
- David Eidelberg, M.D. (Hartman Foundation Executive Scientific Advisor)
The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research North Shore-LIJ Health System
- Clifford B. Saper, M.D., Ph.D.
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
- David C. Chan, M.D., Ph.D.
Winifred Masterson Burke Medical Research Institute
- Rajiv R. Ratan, M.D., Ph.D.
Winifred Masterson Burke Medical Research Institute
- Andrew Feigin, M.D.
Feinstein Institute for Medical Research of the North Shore-LIJ Health System
- D. James Surmeier, Ph.D.
Northwestern University
- Michael Kaplitt, M.D., Ph.D.
Weill Cornell Medical College of Cornell Universit
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