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PEORIA, Ill.---The Chicago Wolves opened scoring 4:05 into the game but could only muster one other goal en route to a 3-2 loss to the Peoria Rivermen in an Illinois Lottery Cup matchup at Carver Arena Thursday night.
Forwards Nathan Longpre and Bill Sweatt lit the lamp for Chicago, which was held to two or fewer goals for the ninth time in 10 games this season.
Peoria (5-4-1-1) broke a 2-2 tie and bagged the eventual game-winning goal while on the power-play at 10:24 of the second period. Right wing Jonathon Cheechoo's shot from the high slot deflected off a Wolves defender and left wing Brett Sterling pounced on the loose puck and poked it past Chicago netminder Eddie Lack.
Chicago (3-5-0-2) opened scoring 4:05 into the first period when forward Tim Miller skated the puck into Peoria's zone, wrapped around the back of the net and slipped a pass to Longpre who flicked a quick shot past Rivermen goaltender Ben Bishop.
The Rivermen tied the score at one when they broke out on a two-on-break and center T.J. Hensick slid the puck to left wing Derek Nesbitt who wristed a shot under the arm of Lack at 16:05 of the opening frame.
Peoria inched ahead, 2-1, while shorthanded at 4:24 of the second period. A Wolves skater misplayed the puck at his own blueline and center Anthony Nigro skated in on a breakaway and tucked the puck under the pad of Lack.
Lack (2-3-2) posted 20 saves on 23 shots.
The Wolves tied the score at two when Sweatt bounced of a check on the near boards and carried the puck to the circle and snapped a shot past Bishop, far post.
Bishop (5-3-0) turned aside 28 shots.
The Wolves and Rivermen square off in an Illinois Lottery Cup rematch at 7 p.m. Fri., Nov. 4 at Carver Arena.
Chicago 1 1 0 -- 2
Peoria 1 2 0 -- 3
First Period---1, Chicago, Longpre 2 (Miller, Sauve), 4:05; 2, Peoria, Nesbitt 5 (Hensick, Cundari), 16:51. Penalties---Sauve, Chicago (cross-checking), 4:23; Cheechoo, Peoria (closing hand on puck), 7:13; Bench, Peoria (too many men), 14:48.
Second Period---3, Peoria, Nigro (unassisted), 4:24 sh; 4, Chicago, Sweatt 2 (Polasek), 8:54; 5, Peoria, Sterling 8 (Cheechoo, Syvret), 10:24 pp. Penalties---Sterling, Peoria (slashing), 4:05; Mancari, Chicago (diving), 9:53; Peluso, Peoria (interference), 13:39.
Third Period---None. Penalties---Syvret, Peoria (holding), 4:23; Evans, Peoria (hooking), 10:50; Doell, Chicago (interference), 13:20.
Shots on goal---Chicago: 9-15-6--30. Peoria: 6-13-4--23. Power plays---Chicago: 0-6. Peoria: 1-3. Goalies--Chicago, Lack (20-23). Peoria, Bishop (28-30). A---3,225. Referee---Jean Hebert. Linesmen---Mathieu Chenier and Aaron Mills.


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St. John's Methodist Church will be able to demolish and build new construction on top of the property formerly owned by Ola Hitt, after a unanimous vote by the Design Review Board on Tuesday.
While the design presented to the board remains just a concept drawing, the church received an OK for demolition and new construction. In the future, the church will have to present its new concept ideas to the board for approval.
Harry Sampson, church administrator, delivered the presentation to the board and said the removal of the house to another property was considered, but was just too expensive. The church also considered whether it could use parts of the home for future use, but the status of the home was not in good shape.
"When she died, we were given first right of refusal in her will to purchase the house," Sampson said. "The house was never given to us. We purchased the house for $315,000. She was a great friend of this church. She always thought the world of us, and we always thought the world of her."
The proposed concept for the lot is the construction of several handicap parking spots with an overhead covering, as well as a proposed worship center or multi-functioning building to move services from the gymnasium while also serving the church's youth. To fund the future demolition and construction, the church started a capital campaign hoping to reach a goal of about $4 million; however, the Rev. Dr. George K. Howle said they welcome as much as individuals will give.
"We are not going to begin demolishing until after Jan. 1 of 2014," Sampson said. "But we want residents to know that if they would like to look into purchasing the home, we will offer them a price. If someone walked in today or tomorrow and said they would like to buy the house, they would be allowed to do so, which is why we pushed demolishing it until January 2014."
During the hearing on Tuesday, a large contingent of church members was present, but there were some in attendance who did not agree.
Elliott Levy, executive director of the Aiken County Historical Museum, was not present at the hearing, but said the demolition of such a historic house is hard to understand.
"In 1960, Ola Hitt did something no one else was doing," Levy said. "She opened her house as a halfway house for veterans. These are World War II and Korean War veterans. So, these people have been wandering around not being able to find their way home. Some of them wandered for six years, others 15. She took them in, she gave them a place to get themselves together."
"Miss Ola," as so many Aiken residents called her, was a fixture in Aiken, known for opening her home to disabled veterans for more than three decades. A past president of the Aiken Historical Society and a member of the Business Women's Club, Hitt would even take the veterans on field trips to Alaska or Central and South America.
Howle said while he understands many residents have emotional ties to the home, the church has a special place for Hitt and they would also, with the City's help, like to put a marker in front of the building honoring Hitt.
"We have a deep affection for the history of that house," Howle said. "A lot of the veterans that were there even came to church here. She loved us and we loved her. We looked at if we could move the house or any possible use, but the cost of rehabbing it was just not feasible."
Maayan Schechter is the city beat reporter with Aiken Standard.
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The 2013 season was a difficult one from a win-loss perspective, but the Matadors still recorded several notable feats during the campaign. Senior Chloe McDaniel was named a finalist for the Senior CLASS Award. Freshman Breanna McCallum tied for the team lead with three goals and scored the game-winning goal in CSUN's win over Long Beach State. Brittanie Sakajian also had three goals and a total of five Matadors scored their first career goal during the season.
In 2012, the Matadors reached new program heights as CSUN earned its first Big West Championship and NCAA Tournament berth. Northridge finished the year 11-5-6 overall and 6-1-2 in Big West play to earn the second seed in the Big West Tournament. At the event, CSUN knocked off Cal Poly and Cal State Fullerton in overtime to earn the league's automatic bid to The Big Dance. Individually, Cynthia Jacobo won her second-straight Big West Goalkeeper of the Year while Chloe McDaniel was named the Big West Defensive Player of the Year. Melissa Fernandez joined them on the league's First Team and Jacobo (1st), Fernandez (2nd) and McDaniel (3rd) all earned NSCAA All-West Region Honors. Seniors Stephanie Galarze and Katie Russ capped off their careers with all-league recognition while Taylor Hobson, in her freshman campaign, also received all-league honors.
The 2011 season saw the Matadors finish 7-10-2 overall but qualify for the Big West Tournament for the third-straight season after finishing 4-3-1 in league action. Facing a difficult road schedule to start the season, CSUN started putting these together as it got favorable results at Purdue and LMU and at home against Princeton. Once the league began, CSUN made its presence known on opening weekend, securing four road points on the road in a tie at Pacific and a convincing victory at UC Davis. At home, the Matadors avenged themselves against UCSB and saw an 89th-minute goal propel them past Long Beach State. In the Big West Tournament, CSUN lost for the second-straight year at the 49ers, but saw Cynthia Jacobo named Big West Goalkeeper of the Year. Senior Heidi Farran joined Jacobo in earning All-Big West First Team honors and Brielle Slepicoff, Katie Russ and Alexis Barbara also earned All-Big West honors.
Building on the momentum generated in 2009, the 2010 season represented a successful campaign for West and the Matadors. The team tied a school record with 12 victories and posted a 5-3 mark in league play to qualify for the Big West Tournament for the second-straight year. The squad also posted an 8-2 mark at home as Matador Soccer Field debuted its new lighting system in an Aug. 22 match against Portland. Following the season, six Matadors were named to the All-Big West Team and Brielle Slepicoff (Second Team) and Farryn Townley (Third Team) earned NSCAA All-West Region honors. Townley also left school as the program's all-time leader in goals (22), points (48) and matches played (80).
The 2009 season represented one of the most accomplished seasons in Matador history. With West at the helm, the Matadors posted a 10-10 overall record and a 6-2 mark in the Big West. By finishing second in the league standings, Northridge hosted its first playoff game in school history, a 2-1 loss to UC Santa Barbara on Nov. 5. Individually, West saw five Matadors honored by the league coaches, including First Team honors for Farryn Townley and Big West Freshman of the Year honors for Cynthia Jacobo. For his work in the historic season, West was named the 2009 Big West Coach of the Year.
The Matadors finished 8-9-2 in the 2008 season, including a 3-4-1 record against Big West opponents. Northridge started the campaign with a school-record four-straight victories. CSUN also recorded the 100th victory in the program's history with a 2-0 defeat of UC Davis on Oct. 17. In all, 11 different players scored goals for CSUN during the year and seniors Tryna Tafoya and Nalena Betancourt recieved All-Big West honors following the season.
In 2007, West's Matadors finished 5-10-3 overall, but 3-1-2 over their last six games and 2-4-2 againt Big West Conference opponents, including a 1-0 victory over UC Santa Barbara. The victory over the Gauchos was CSUN's first since 2001. Following the season, seniors Susie Mischenko and Kristy Krohn earned All-Big West honors, with Mischenko receiving All-Big West First Team recognition for the second-consecutive season.
In his first season as the head coach, West guided the Matadors to a 10-9-0 overall record and a fifth-place finish in the Big West Conference in 2006. West had two players receive All-Big West honors, as Susie Mischenko earned first team accolades and Sara Davis was named honorable mention.
West was named head coach on Mar. 14, 2006, becoming the fifth head coach in the history of the program. West previously worked with the women's team for two years as an assistant under Terry Davila and helped guide the Matadors to a pair of double-digit win totals. In 2004, Northridge equaled school records in wins (12) and conference victories (6) in earning its first trip to the Big West Tournament. In 2005, the Matadors posted an 11-8-0 record, setting a school mark with a nine-match win streak in tying for fourth in one of the toughest conference's in the nation.
West has been a part of the Cal State Northridge soccer coaching staff since 1999 when he was an assistant on the men's team. His coaching days began in 1996 when he served as a graduated assistant on coach Marwan Ass'ad's staff.
As the men's defensive coach for seven seasons, West helped the Matadors to four straight trips (2002-05) to the NCAA Division I Tournament thanks to a defense that has been ranked as one of the nation's toughest over the last four seasons. Northridge finished with a goals against average of 0.88 last season and posted 11 shutouts. Three Matador defenders earned All-Big West Conference honors, with Sean Franklin earning first-team honors, Matt Tracy receiving second-team accolades and Derek Hanks being named to the honorable mention team. A total of 10 Northridge defenders were named all-conference from 2002-05, including back-to-back Big West Defensive Player of the Year Edwin Miranda.
West spent seven years as the assistant coach of Harvard-Westlake High School's varsity girls' soccer team. In addition, he served as the head coach of the boys' Valley United Soccer Club for four years and the girls' Valley United Soccer Club for one season. West coached the West Valley Samba squad that won the Dallas Cup tournament in 2002.
Much of West's success as a coach comes from lessons learned on the field as a three-year letterman with the Matadors from 1993-95. He led the western region and finished third in the nation in scoring as a senior after collecting an amazing 20 goals and 49 total points. In addition to his Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Player of the Year award, West garnered second team All-Far West Region honors in 1995. Recently, West was named to the MPSF 15th Anniversary Team.
As a high school athlete at Kennedy High School, West accumulated many accolades, including his selection as City Player of the Year after his junior season. He was also an all-conference player in football during his high school career.
West, who graduated from CSUN in the spring of 2003 with a bachelor's degree in Finance/Real Estate, was born on Feb. 5, 1973 and currently resides in Granada Hills. He and his wife, Eva, have a son, Cameron Anders, and daughter, Kylee.


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Over the last decade, Elkin town officials have secured almost $12 million in grants and other awards to offset funding costs for local initiatives, indicates a report.
The grants and awards assisted the airport, parks and recreation, the fire and police department, sewer and water projects and other infrastructure.
According to the report, 2006 yielded the biggest return to local projects with $2,184,783 received. The least performing year was 2004 with $151,500 in grants and awards.
Though 2011 had more than $1 million in grants, 2012 saw a reduction, checking in $534,033. The airport received the bulk of the cash with $525,000 in grants, mostly for lighting construction.
For 2012, Walmart provided $3,000 to support in 2012 to Elkin's Parks and Recreation, the Elkin Police Department, and the Elkin Fire Department.
The U.S Department of Justice gave a $838 grant to the Elkin Police Department for a bullet proof vest initiative.
Duke Energy gave downtown operations a $2,000 grant.
The League of Municipalities steered a $1,750 wellness grant to Elkin.
The NC Adopt-a-Trail gave Elkin Parks and Recreation a $1,445 grant.
"Looking back at some of the prior years, the town was involved in major projects such as the Yadkin Valley Sewer Authority," said John W. Holcomb, assistant town manager/finance director for the Town of Elkin. Holcomb said that up to $4 million alone was dedicated for specific sewer projects.
Holcomb added that there are fewer opportunities to receive grants now.
"As you know with the slowdown in the economy over the past five years or so, many granting agencies have had smaller pools of funds available in which to provide grants from. We have also seen a strong trend in the past 3-4 years in which grant funding was based on the creation of new jobs. I expect this requirement to continue but hopefully to evolve to also include grants that would focus on job retention as well," said Holcomb.
"We could not function without grant revenue and do many of the things that Elkin needs done," said Elkin Mayor Lestine Hutchens. "The administrative team makes it its business to go out there and find grants. We've learned how to write grants. We look for any type of grant that provides clean water, DENR grants, we are basically on the lookout for anyone that steps up for rural towns."


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State Superintendent of Education Dr. Mick Zais announced this week that a Read to Succeed office has been created at the State Department of Education, in compliance with the recently passed literacy law.
As we work to ensure the Read to Succeed legislation is implemented correctly, we want to make sure this is a team effort, said Zais.
The creation of this new office, housed in the Office of School Transformation, shows a commitment on our states part to focus on improved literacy outcomes for our children. I am pleased that we are now making progress that can be measured, said Zais.
The mission of the Read to Succeed Office (R2S) will be to offer a comprehensive approach to reading that ensures all students develop reading and writing skills to be college- and career-ready.
The R2S Office will have various functions, which are outlined in more detail on the website at http://ed.sc.gov/agency/se/Read-to-Succeed/. These include supporting summer reading camps; encouraging family and community partnerships; working with higher education teacher training programs to increase reading proficiency; developing a state reading plan; and creating a statewide system supporting reading coaches.
Candice Walsh will lead this Reading and Early Learning team. She has worked with many of the literacy initiatives outlined in the R2S legislation. After completing a Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education from Lander University, Walsh went on to earn a Master of Education in Middle Level Literacy from Cambridge College. She also brings a strong base of public school experience to the position.
I want to congratulate Candice on this opportunity to lead our states new reading initiative, said Dr. Cindy Van Buren, Deputy Superintendent of School Effectiveness. Her breadth of experience coupled with her passion for literacy makes her the perfect leader for our Reading and Early Learning team.
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Joe was my Uncle, but we never met. His precious letters have come into my possession some near-70 years after they were written. It is my honour to transcribe them, and the poignancy of hindsight about what happened to Joe makes this all the more difficult to write, but all the more important that I do.
One letter will be posted to this Blog each and every Friday.
Please see below for a link to Joe's full story and the other letters in this series so far.
In today's letter, Joe is at his new barracks/station in Bridgnorth, Shropshire (much closer to home!)
Letter 21 – March 13th 1944
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Dear Mom and Kids,
"I received your letter on Saturday, I thought I'd never get one! I've written two to you and have been wondering if you received them, you didn't say in your letter.
Many thanks for the 10/- is came in the nick of time! I have written to Jack Jeffreys at the works, acknowledging the two P.Os. The other day I got five letters that had been sent on here from Brid', they were all from girls I knew! Bing Crosby has got nothin' on me as far as fan-mail goes!
This place is improving a little now as we've got hot water in the wash house as well as in the bath house now and that makes a difference especially in a morning!
We (Joe Lee and me) are getting in to the tricks of the trade now – when we've had a meal if we're still hungry we nip round smartly to the end of the queue again! That's if the orderly Sergeant ain't lookin'! Today for instance the breakfast was Eggs and Bacon! I went round 3 times! Last night Joe Lee and I went round with a bucket each, pinchin' other blokes' coke and coal! When we got back they'd pinched ours! So, we pinched it back again! And so it goes on!!
Last Friday a bloke from the next hut came in and asked for a chair, so we gave him one, thinking they'd return it! On Saturday we asked him whether we could have it back again. "You can't", he said. "We've burnt it!" And so it goes on!
On Monday we go to the Range to fire the Browning Machine Gun for the first time! That's the gun we will use in the air at the next station and on opps. They've been teaching us the whole of the hydraulics system in our turrets and it is a pile too! We get a test to see what progress we've made next week, it will include drawings too!
The new subject we are to be taught here is called 'Pyrotechnics' (hope that's right!) and it deals with the coloured signals and beacons we are liable to see on night flying.
I'll write to Aunt Hilda in a moment or two to thank her for her 5/-. I guess there's not much more to write about right now, so Cheerio.
Love Joe."
Such high spirits and high jinx!! A lovely teenage boy in the prime of his life, handsome enough to be getting fan-mail and loving every minute, it seems. So, so tragic.
Joe's full story is beautiful and tragic. He was our family hero. He IS our family hero. If I knew how to complete an effective RAF salute, I would salute you now, Joe. Long may your memory live in our family stories.
I hope to post a new letter from Joe's correspondence with his Mother here every Friday until they're done. It will be a turbulent and heart-wrenching journey. Subscribe to the Blog to make sure you don't miss any of it.
Other posts in this series:-
Letter 1 – 29 December 1943, arriving at Recruit Camp
Letter 2 – 31 December 1943, settling in
Letter 3 – 5th January 1944, confined to Barracks!
Letter 4 – 8th January 1944, meeting a boxing champ
Letter 5 – 10th January 1944, theft and wrongful punishment
Letter 6 – 13th January 1944, preparing to leave basic training camp
Letter 7 – 13th January 1944, high jinx and punishing schedules
Letter 8 – 14th January 1944, posted to Bridlington
Letter 9 – 18th January 1944, arrival in 'the dump' for 6 weeks training
Letter 10 – 21st January 1944, an introduction to firearms
Letter 11 – 25th January 1944, a fellow cadet in killed
Letter 12 – 27th January 1944, pork pies, live rounds and dimwits
Letter 13 – 29th January 1944, 10 fillings & the Browning machine gun
Letter 14 – 31st January 1944, Don't worry Mum
Letter 15 – 3rd February 1944, Three 'Joes' and top test scores
Letter 16 – 10th February 1944, Meeting 'Monty' & Military Secrets
Letter 17 – 15th February 1944, Clay Pigeons and Dirty Washin'
Letter 18 – 17th February 1944, 9 days til leave!
Letter 19 – 21st February 1944, A Date Planned & Condemned Billets
Letter 20 – 6th March 1944, Arrival in 2nd Camp at Bridgnorth


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No higher resolution?
Thank you, but no thanks.
I'm with the guys above. I can justify an iPad 2 easily if the screen is better. The current iPad screen reminds me of the 3GS screen. I would like it to be more like the i4. I understand the costs and etc, but that is what I am most interested.
I'll most likely get the iPad 2, but will have a harder time justifying the iPad 3 when it comes out (with hopefully a better screen).
I don't know if it's genuine, but it sounds about right. I expect thinner, lighter, and the lamination treatment like the iPhone 4. Sure, we all dreamed about getting Retina-like resolution, but that would be pretty tough to pull off, even for Apple. I also think the second iPad will be like the 3G to 3GS iPhone: big performance bump, but basically sticking with what's working for them. They don't want to disrupt the devs too soon, and Android isn't at their heels yet—probably by next year, though. I still plan on getting one. My old one will be a hand-me-down.
I think I agree with the above statement of this will be a minimum update but I hope that's wrong. I'd like a reason to get an iPad 2 but it doesn't seem like that's going to be the case for me.
Ha! All these people are saying no just based on disappointment over not getting an unrealistically high resolution display. Don't worry, there will be other goodies. See if you can resist when the new shiny thing actually arrives. Unlike a phone, with carrier/contract limitations, the old iPads will be pretty easy to unload for a few hundred bucks (or you can gift it to someone), making the new one even easier to justify.
As someone waiting for the iPad 2, I'm not disappointed at all. Mainly because double the pixels in a year's time at the same price point is so unrealistic that I didn't even remotely anticipate it.
What I do expect is a lighter, more powerful iPad on Verizon's 4G network with the ability to do true multitasking (i.e. Using 2 apps simultaneously on a split screen). This thing is going to be a winner! With the onslaught of new tablets arriving Apple HAS to improve to keep it's position on top. Have no fear :)
This article pretty much proves that the iPad 2 will be release before summer!
I suspect Apple will have some sort of "bait" or "hook" feature in the iPad 2 that will make it really desirable. They always have something that competitors can't match. Maybe it is just more CPU/GPU/RAM/Storage combined with less weight, who knows, but they will have some hook to advertise the iPad 2 with.
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- Handheld devices, such as Web-enabled personal digital assistants or cell phones, do not meet the requirement.
- GVSU does not recommend students rely on an Apple iPad, tablet device, or netbook computer as their primary computer due to software limitations.
- Generally any new computer that is purchased now will be adequate for use at GVSU.
If a laptop computer is chosen, it must have a wireless adaptor to communicate wirelessly with the GVSU network. The GVSU wireless network supports the following wireless communication protocols (802.11a, g, and n). It is also recommended that an Ethernet adaptor be installed to connect to the wired network.
It is extremely important that all computers have virus protection installed and that the software is up to date and running prior to connecting a computer to the GVSU network.
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Tuesday, April 23, 2013
The Green Wave softball team knocked off the No. 8 Class AAAA team in the state Thursday.
Unranked Summerville avenged an early-season loss to Bluffton, handing the Bobcats a 6-2 loss. The Wave improved to 18-6 with a 6-3 standing in Region 8-AAAA, but was left trailing Bluffton (15-3, 7-3) in the race for the region crown by a game. Summerville faced Fort Dorchester Tuesday after press time hoping to grab a share of the region title and force a tiebreaker for the region's top seed.
The rematch with Bluffton remained scoreless until Summerville rode a fourth-inning rally to a 6-0 lead.
"I'm proud of our kids for fighting tonight," Wave coach Heather Tucker said. "This is a huge win and I'm hoping it will inspire our kids to take advantage of other opportunities this season."
The first Summerville batter in the fourth didn't reach but Dani Halajcsik followed with a single to kick off the rally. Taylor Belfiore walked and both runners moved over on a sacrifice bunt.
Hannah Horton received another walk to load the bases and Anna Gluhosky reached on an error to drive in Halajcsik. That brought Sarah Windham to the plate and she dropped a blooper into right field that plated Belfiore and Horton. Taylor Powell then doubled to push Gluhosky and Windham across, but was caught in a pickle while attempting to stretch her hit into a triple.
A Bluffton player made a bad throw to third and Powell came home on the error for a 6-0 Summerville lead.
Bluffton started its own rally with two outs in the seventh, but after the Bobcats scored a pair of runs Summerville made the out it needed to secure the victory.
The Wave will open the playoffs Thursday.
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Transportation Security Administration Conducts Assessment; Results in Line with City FindingsIn a June 20 letter to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Michael Chertoff, Senator John Warner and Congressman James Moran requested that DHS conduct a security/threat assessment of the Norfolk Southern Railroad (NSRR) ethanol transfer facility at 1000 S. Van Dorn St. Secretary Chertoff then directed the Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) to conduct the assessment.
On October 11, the City received the final report from DHS and sent it to the Alexandria Police Department Office of Homeland Security for comparison with the City's security/threat assessment conducted on May 29. Alexandria Police Captain Al Tierney compared the results of both reports and determined that the TSA report did not vary significantly from the Police Department's report.
The City's assessment noted the facility's physical security defects; at that time, NSRR agreed to address each noted defect. The TSA assessment re-affirmed the security defects and confirmed NSRR's commitment to address them. No new defects related to the facility were identified.
Some of the security items already addressed by NSRR include the following:
Other findings from the City and TSA security/threat assessments include the following:
In his review of the City and TSA reports, Captain Tierney included the following facility threat assessment rating comparisons:
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