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Healthy Kids Day 5k & Walk
Join Charlie's Crew for the YMCA's Healthy Kids Day 5K and Walk with proceeds benefiting The Healthy Kids Day Community Event!
Jun 2013
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6/1/13 - 6/1/13
PurpleStride Delaware 5k Walk/Run
Walk or run a 5k course at Dravo Plaza at Riverfront Wilmington! Enjoy music, food, kids' activities and awards, all while raising awareness of pancreatic cancer. Registration: 8:30AM; 5K Begins 10AM; Closing 11:30AM
6/1/13 - 6/1/13
Vendor and Craft Fair
Vendor and Craft Fair being held at Octorara Area High School. Atglen, PA. June 1st from 9 am to 3 pm. Close to the Delaware line! Vendors still needed. $25 and $35 spaces available. Contact Alex Heil at 443-643-7014.
6/1/13 - 6/1/13
A Hero's Welcome
A HERO'S WELCOME- DELAWARE CHAPTER I, TOGETHER with "WARRIOR'S WATCH RIDERS" WELCOME HOME LT. COMMANDER KELLY YARNALL, U.S. NAVY on SATURDAY, JUNE 1st, 2013 BRING YOUR FAMILY, NEIGHBORS, FRIENDS AND FLAGS....Rally location Chesapeake House (I-95 rest-stop) Cecil County, Maryland is 1:30 PM
6/1/13 - 6/1/13
Reaching for the Stars: Music from West Side Story
Bernstein music on majestic Grand Opera House stage! Symphonic Dances from "West Side Story" performed by Music School of DE's Festival Orchestra. Tickets $12. Call Grand Box Office 800.37.GRAND.
6/1/13 - 6/1/13
Jazzercise Donation Class for OK Tornado Victims!
June 1, 9 a.m.-Jazzercise donation class to aid victims of OK tornados! For ALL fitness levels! Red Clay Creek Presby., Wilmington, DE!Funds will go to the American Red Cross.Donations support the lifesaving mission of the ARC.Doors open at 8:30 a.m.
6/2/13 - 6/2/13
Kickboxing for Savannah Strong
Come have a great workout while raising money for this local organization fighting pediatric cancer! info at www.joaniefit.com
6/2/13 - 6/2/13
Tri-State Bird Rescue & Research in Newark Tuition4Me
Tri-State Bird Rescue & Research in Newark is holding Tuition4Me, an online auction of college scholarships. We're auctioning off a $1,000 Goldey-Beacom College. The auction runs through Sunday, June 2 at 7:00 pm. For more info www.tristatebird.org/tuition4me All proceeds from the sale of the scholarship benefit Tri-State's mission to help save birds' lives.
6/2/13 - 6/2/13
Unleashed! Benefiting Faithful Friends
Unleashed! Beer & Wine Tasting 4-9 PM Craft Bar @ Veritas Riverfront Wilmington Wine & Beer tastings or available by the glass. Complimentary hor d'oeurves Caffe Gelato and Santa Fe Restaurant http://www.faithfulfriends.us/event/70
6/2/13 - 6/2/13
JoanieFit TurboKick/Bootcamp class
Join JoanieFit Sunday, June 2nd 9:00 – 11:30 am to sweat, laugh, and support a great cause! One hour TurboKick/Bootcamp class at St. Anthony's Fournier Hall Gym in Wilmington. Raffle Baskets! Calorie Burn! Chair Massage! Adults: $15, Students (under 17): $10 All proceeds benefit "Savannah Strong" to help fight pediatric cancer. For info: www.Joaniefit.com
6/3/13 - 6/3/13
Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover
Lanae Ampersand,a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a Certified Prevention Specialist, will talk about eliminating the stigma associated with mental illness. A question and answer period with be included. Register at the Reference Desk. 7 pm
6/7/13 - 6/7/13
Quarter Action
Quarter Auction Friday, June 7, 2013 Minquadale Fire Hall Doors open at 5:30 pm Auction starts at 7:00 pm $5.00 per person 100 prizes Cash bar and kitchen will be open For more information, call Debby at (302) 377-4267
6/8/13 - 6/8/13
Sep Day 5k River run walk
A 5K to celebrate the day Delaware proclaimed independence from Great Britain and Pennsylvania. The New Castle Jaycees are organizing this event to benefit Faithful Friends Animal Societyl
6/8/13 - 6/8/13
St. Christopher's Hospital Bike Rodeo
Bike safety event for patient's and families at St. Christopher's Hospital. 11am-2pm June 8th.
6/8/13 - 6/9/13
Menopause the Musical
Four women at a lingerie sale with nothing in common but a black lace bra AND memory loss, hot flashes, night sweats, not enough sex, too much sex and more!
6/8/13 - 6/22/13
A Funny Thing Happened on the way to the Forum
Chapel Street Players celebrates its 50th FUNdraiser with a broad, bawdy and fast-paced musical! Forum is a story about slaves, virgins, pirates and, for those of you who aren't interested in pirates ... courtesans.
6/8/13 - 6/8/13
St. Nicholas Episcopal Yard Sale
The St. Nicholas Episcopal Yard Sale is Saturday, June 8th, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm at the corners of Old Newark & Chestnut Hill Rds. Handicap accessible, space available for $25.00. Set-up time is 7:30 am. Proceeds go to Outreach. For info call 302-368-4655
6/8/13 - 6/8/13
DHA Vaccination Clinic
Delaware Humane Association is holding a Vaccination Clinic for cats and dogs on Saturday, June 8, 2013 from 10 am to 12 noon at Concord Pet Foods & Supplies in Fox Run Shopping Center in Bear. Clinics are first come, first served, and cash or checks only are accepted for payment. For complete information and things you should know before you attend a DHA Vaccination Clinic, please visit dehumane.org/vaccinationclinics or call (302) 571-0111.
6/8/13 - 6/8/13
Reahb and Wellness Health Fair
Health fair promoting the openng of the new practices of Brandywine Podiatry, United Medical, Bear/Glasgow MRI, Rehab and Wellness, Nemours Pediatric Physical Therapy and other local health based businesses
6/8/13 - 6/8/13
The 5th Annual "Race to Find a Cure", 5K Run/Walk
The 5th annual "Race to Find a Cure", 5K Run/Walk and Kiddie Track Run is Saturday, June 8, at 8:15 a.m. rain or shine. Registration begins at 7 a.m. in the Survivor's Tent beside the track at Silver Lake Park. This is a great way to support the Relay For Life event as all proceeds go directly to the American Cancer Society. Online registration is available at https://www.signup2raceusa.com/race2findacure
6/9/13 - 6/9/13
2nd annual Bowling for Bullies
Response-a-Bull Rescue's Bowling for Bullies is Sun. 6/9, Pleasant Hill Lanes, W. Newport Pike~$18 pp includes 2 hrs unlimited bowling & shoe rental. Two times slots, tickets must be purchased in advance. www.response-a-bull.org to purchase tickets.
6/10/13 - 6/21/13
The 2013 Delaware County Senior Games
The 2013 Delaware County Senior Games June 10th- 21st and sponsored by Delaware County Council, the Department of Parks and Recreation and the County Office of Services for the Aging. The mission of the Games is to engage adults, 50+, in a week-long event that promotes a healthy, social and active lifestyle. For more info visit http://www.delcoseniorgames.org
6/10/13 - 6/10/13
Seaford Schoolyard Habitat Celebration
The Delaware Nature Society and its project partners will be celebrating the schoolyard habitat installation, June 10 at 10 a.m. at Frederick Douglass Elementary Schoolin Seaford. Learn more about rain gardens other wildlife habitats and how to install one at their own home, business or other location. For more information about how to install a rain garden or other wildlife habitat at your home or business, contact Monroe at 302-442-0847 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
6/10/13 - 8/23/13
YMCA 2013 Summer Food Service Program
The Summer Food Service Program is a federal initiative of the Food and Nutrition Services, United States Department of Agriculture. The Program provides all children 18 years of age and under a free meal. June 10, 2012 to August 23, 2012 at the Central YMCA - 501 West 11th Street, Wilmington, DE 19801Walnut Street - 1000 North Walnut Street, Wilmington, DE 19801. For more information go to www.ymcade.org
6/11/13 - 8/3/13
New Cast County Half-Day Summer Sports Camps
half-day week-long camps including: baseball, basketball, field hockey, lacrosse, skateboarding (new this year!), soccer, tennis, volleyball, wrestling, & speed and agility. http://www.nccde.org/sports/home/webpage10.asp 302-395-5890
6/11/13 - 8/2/13
New Castle County Safety Town Camp
15-hour summer program consisting of a miniature town with child-sized houses, crosswalks, and streets. Activities teach children about safety through songs, guest visitors, and role-playing $65 per weeek & Out-of-county participants $75
6/12/13 - 6/12/13
Piano Trio at Newark Free Library
Join us for an evening of piano music accompanied by violin and cello. The Trio will be performing the music of Brahms, Beethoven, and Victor Davies. 7pm. The program is free and open to everyone.
6/12/13 - 6/12/13
Kent County Foster Parent Information Night
Recruitment & training of foster parents.Kent County info session,2nd Wednesdays of month, Barratt Bldg,821 Silverlake Blvd,Dover, 5:30pm-7:30pm.302-725-3078. In other counties,call 1-800-464-HELP. www.kids.delaware.gov
6/13/13 - 6/13/13
Dining in the Dark
June 13, join Delaware Association for the Blind at Dining in the Dark an eye opening experience benefiting programs for the blind. Dinner under blindfold, including awarding the Blind Excellence Service Tribute. Call 302-998-5913 or visit dabdel.org.
6/13/13 - 6/13/13
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer 3rd Annual Sip & Celebrate
The Ladies Charity Golf Tournament and Making Strides Against Breast Cancer present the 3rd Annual Sip & Celebrate. Thursday, June 13, 5:30 - 8:00 PM at The DuPont Country Club. Includes: Wine tasting, hors d'ouvres, desserts by AMR Catering, Music by Billy Logue and live and silent auctions. Tickets: $30/person or $50/couple To reserve: Call 302.669.6318 For more information visit www.makingstrideswalk.org/wilmingtonde
6/13/13 - 6/13/13
Mt. Cuba Center's Garden History
Join research horticulturist Jeanne Frett as she reviews the landscape history of the 20th-century country estate of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lammot du Pont Copeland. Cost is $20 and pre-registration is required.
6/14/13 - 6/23/13
Delaware Chamber Music Festival
June 14-23 at The Music School of Delaware. Classical Influences: 6/14 7:30pm; An Afternoon with Pyxis Piano Quartet: 6/16 3pm; Virtuosos: 6/21 7:30pm & Chip Off the Old Bach: 6/23 3pm. Tickets $10-$22;at www.dcmf.org.
6/14/13 - 6/16/13
Jewels of the Orient Bellydance Festival
Everette Theater Middletown,De. 2 family friendly shows. Friday night contest starts at 7:30 pm. Saturday Showcase of Jewels Show starts at 7:30. www.jewelsoftheorient.com or 302-344-0373 for tickets
6/15/13 - 6/15/13
Greenville Auto Show
Presented by the Hockessin-Greenville Rotary Club Methodist Country House Grounds 4830 Kennett Pike Greenville, DE Rain Date Sunday, June 16, 2013 FREE ADMISSION 10 AM - 3 PM Spend Father's Day Weekend with Dad
6/15/13 - 6/15/13
Hagley's Creek Kids: The Natural World
Investigate the beautiful natural setting of Hagley! The Creek Kids' hands-on activities will explore why du Pont settled here and how we can work to preserve the site's natural beauty.
6/15/13 - 6/15/13
23rd Annual 5K/10K The Westside Way!
Get your sneakers on to celebrate Westside Family Healthcare's 25th Anniversary on June 15th at Kelly's Logan House. Registration @ 7:30 am. 5K and 10K races @ 8:30 am. Register online at www.thewestsideway.org.
6/15/13 - 6/15/13
Enchanted Summer Day
Children can make magic wands and magnificent mice and enjoy music, magicians, and arts and crafts in Winterthur's marvelous Enchanted Woods. www.winterthur.org
All Army Reunion
The Philadelphia Veterans Comfort House, a 501 3(c) nonprofit shelter for homeless veterans is launching the PVCH All-Army Reunion, a service reunion for all US Army veterans & their families on Saturday, 6/15, 10am-4pm at Clark Park in West Philadelphia.
6/15/13 - 6/15/13
Red Lion UMC Community Yard Sale
6ft Tables @ $10.00 each Located at 1545 Church Rd Bear De Start time 8:am to 1:00pm Set-up time 7:00am Call to reserve your table 302-834-1599
6/15/13 - 6/16/13
Wilmington City Gardens Tour
The DCH's Wilmington City Gardens People's Choice Tour is Saturday June 15th and Sunday June 16th, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm. Tour over 50 gardens in the City of Wilmington. For the first time in the 30 year history of the contest, winners will be chosen by popular vote! Tickets are free and tour maps will be provided. More info http://www.thedch.org/activities-events/city-gardens-contest
6/15/13 - 9/1/13
Visit the John Chads and Barns-Brinton Houses
Visit three 18th century houses for $5, 12 and under free! Weekends 1 to 5 pm. www.chaddsfordhistory.com for details.
6/16/13 - 6/16/13
6/17/13 - 6/19/13
New Castle County Art Camps
Clay Camp, Drawing and Painting Camp, and Mixed Media Fun Class. $112.50R/$122.50NR & $30 materials fee due to instructor; http://www2.nccde.org/artstudio/default.aspx 302-995-7661
6/19/13 - 6/19/13
Kick Off Summer Reading
Register for the summer reading club and stay to see a jaw dropping hip hop performance by Illystyle and Peace Productions.Kick off will begin at 1 pm with the dance performance at 2 pm. All ages welcome.
6/19/13 - 6/19/13
California Pizza Kitchen Fundraiser for DEBOTG
On 6/19 from 11am-9pm 20% of your check will be donated to DEBOTG if you hand our event flyer to your server, which can be found at www.debotg.org/events.
6/21/13 - 6/30/13
Delaware All-State Theatre's Jekyll & Hyde
DAST presents the best of the best student performers representing thirty+ middle and high schools from across the state
6/22/13 - 6/22/13
Broadway Benefits DTC
Donna McKechnie, Tony Award Winning Actress of A Chorus Line, and Malcolm Gets, Tony Award Nominated Actor of Amour and NBC's "Caroline in the City", for a one-night only benefit performance. For tickets call 302-594-1100 or www.delawaretheatre.org.
6/22/13 - 6/22/13
Vaccination Clinic at DHA shelter
Delaware Humane Association will be holding a Vaccination Clinic for cats and dogs Saturday, June 22 from 10 am to 12 noon at Delaware Humane Associationin Wilmington. Pet owners can receive the following services and products for their cats and dogs: Rabies, distemper, and bordetella vaccinations, HomeAgain Microchips, flea and tick preventative and more. For complete information visit dehumane.org/vaccinationclinics or call (302) 571-0111.
6/23/13 - 6/23/13
Sassafest River Jam
Join the Sassafras River Association at Georgetown Yacht Basin from noon – 5pm for our FREE annual music event and fundraiser. For more information, visit www.sassafrasriver.org.
6/23/13 - 6/23/13
Response-a-Bull Rescue's Bike Run & Pig Roast
Registration 10-11:30AM at Rommel Harley Davidson, New Castle. visit www.response-a-bull.org right now and check out the flyer! Like us on Facebook too!! ALL proceeds go directly to Response-a-Bull Rescue and Shelter!
Walk to End Lupus Now™- A 2K or 4K Walk
Be part of the Lupus Foundation of America, Philadelphia Tri-State Chapter's Walk to End Lupus Now™ event and help us raise money for lupus research while increasing awareness of lupus and rallying public support for those who suffer from it.
6/24/13 - 6/28/13
Lost Arts and Skills Camp
Campers 7-10 years old discover what children did every day in the 1800s. Hagley Museum, Greenville. Starting at $225, extended care extra. 302-658-2400 or www.hagley.org/event-summer-camp.html
6/24/13 - 8/1/13
Summer Feeding Program
Colonial School District is operating in the USDA funded Summer Feeding Program. Every child under the age of 18 can eat at no cost, no restrictions. Adult meals are $3.00. No paperwork, just stop in Colwyck Elementary School June 24th through August 1st. Call 302-323-2743 for more information.
6/24/13 - 6/24/13
King of Prussia Job fair - Monday, June 24
National Career Fairs Job Fair! Register at www.nationalcareerfairs.com/King_of_Prussia/ Monday, June 24 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM Crowne Plaza Hotel Valley Forge 260 Mall Blvd King of Prussia, Pennsylvania 19406 Price: FREE
6/24/13 - 6/24/13
Kent County Job Fair
Monday June 24, 2013 10am-2pm Sheraton Dover Hotel 1570 North DuPont Hwy Dover, Delaware
6/24/13 - 9/2/13
Delaware Museum of Natural History
Water's Extreme Journey takes visitors on an exciting and important adventure quest for clean water. Experience the watershed as a water drop, exploring first-hand the science behind the water cycle. Water's Extreme Journey was created by world-renowned marine life artist Wyland and Seattle-based Minotaur Mazes. For more info http://www.delmnh.org
6/25/13 - 8/10/13
New Castle County Full-Day Sports Camps
baseball, basketball, field hockey, lacrosse, skateboarding (new this year!), soccer, tennis, volleyball, wrestling, & speed and agility. http://www.nccde.org/sports/home/webpage10.asp
6/26/13 - 6/26/13
Sinerje (Music Group) at Newark Library
Clarinet quartet offers a program of American music for the July 4th holiday including patriotic music, jazz, ragtime, show tunes, and classical selections. 7pm. The program is free and open to everyone.
6/26/13 - 6/26/13
Cub Scout Bike Rodeo
Kids in 1st through 5th grade and interested in Cub Scouts, are invited to Pack 205's Bike Rodeo. Kids can bring their bikes or scooters and helmets. Kids will participate in several events and learn about bike safety.
6/26/13 - 10/16/13
Downtown Wilmington Farmers Market at Rodney Square
The 2013 season of the Downtown Wilmington Farmers Market at Rodney Square operates every Wednesday, rain or shine, through October 16th from 10:00 AM. until 2:00 PM The Farmers Market offers an array of the freshest local produce, plants, herbs and cut flowers.
6/28/13 - 6/28/13
Comets & Meteor Showers
Calling all stargazers! Spend the evening with Dr. Hank Bouchelle at The Newark Library as he discusses comets and meteor showers. We may even observe several meteors with a telescope. 7:30pm. Register at 302-731-7550. The program is free and open to everyone.
6/28/13 - 6/29/13
Mini-Sale for Summer Reading
Looking for something light, fun and cheap to read this summer? American Association of University Women Wilmington Branch has a mini sale June 28-29 at Concord Mall. Used hardbacks, paperbacks, CDs and DVDs, all priced to sell. Benefits the branch.
6/29/13 - 6/29/13
He - Brews Cafe
Christian Cafe at St. Mark's United Methodist Church. Sat. June 29. Doors open at 5:30, show from 7 -9pm. Performance by JUST US. 1700 Limestone rd. Wilmington,19804. Coffee and light refreshments.
6/29/13 - 6/7/13
The Kutztown Folk Festival
Nothing tops the good old-fashion summer fun to be found at the Kutztown Folk Festival! Now in its 64th year, the Kutztown Folk Festival is the oldest folklife festival in America. Celebrating the Pennsylvania Dutch Culture, this unique festival continues to attract upwards of 150,000 visitors per year. Running June 29th - July 7th. For more info visit http://www.kutztownfestival.com
6/29/13 - 6/29/13
Paddle for Promise
Paddle for Promise Finish Line Celebration, WYRA, 500 East Front Street, Wilmington, Del., 19801. 1-3pm. Paddle for Promise, a 53-mile canoeing trip down the Delaware River, will help UrbanPromise raise funds to hire 40 teens this summer.
6/29/13 - 7/31/13
United Way - Drive to 125 with Kia of Wilmington
United Way of DE announces that Linda DiSabatino is the winner of its Drive to 125 Campaign - and a 2013 Kia Soul! Last Fall, Kia of Wilmington donated the car to support UWD's 2012 fundraising campaign. For more info, call 573-3700 or go to uwde.org.
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Endangered Species Day
1/2/11 - 1/1/16
Welcome to the WJBR Hometown Happenings Page!
3/19/12 - 1/18/38
Basket Bingo
6/24/12 - 1/18/38
Flea Market & Car Show
9/9/12 - 2/4/14
100 Years of Picturing the Nation's Business
10/26/12 - 10/26/13
Contemporary Blues Jam
2/13/13 - 12/18/13
Kent County Foster Parent Information Night
2/16/13 - 2/16/16
Doo Wop Sock Hop
3/1/13 - 1/18/38
Fairy Tale Life - Hans Christian Andersen Musical
5/18/13 - 8/31/13
Bellefonte Farmers Market
6/10/13 - 8/23/13
YMCA 2013 Summer Food Service Program
6/11/13 - 8/3/13
New Cast County Half-Day Summer Sports Camps
6/11/13 - 8/2/13
New Castle County Safety Town Camp
6/15/13 - 9/1/13
Visit the John Chads and Barns-Brinton Houses
6/24/13 - 8/1/13
Summer Feeding Program
6/24/13 - 9/2/13
Delaware Museum of Natural History
6/25/13 - 8/10/13
New Castle County Full-Day Sports Camps
6/26/13 - 10/16/13
Downtown Wilmington Farmers Market at Rodney Square
6/29/13 - 7/31/13
United Way - Drive to 125 with Kia of Wilmington


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Duke football hosts Miami in regular season finale
Last week Duke's matchup with Miami had the potential to decide the ACC Coastal Division title. But now, both the Blue Devils and Hurricanes are out of that race for entirely different reasons.
Falling to Georgia Tech 42-24 in Atlanta last Saturday, Duke's run at an appearance in the ACC Championship game met its demise. Miami gained bowl eligibility with a 40-9 victory against South Florida last weekend but did not hold on to it for long. With the NCAA set to announce its findings of its investigation into impermissable benefits provided by Miami booster Nevin Shapiro, the Hurricanes turned around and self-imposed bowl ineligibility for the second-straight season, joining North Carolina as the second ACC team ineligible for postseason play.
"A determination was made that voluntarily withholding the football team from a second postseason was not only a prudent step for the university to take but will also allow for the football program and university to move forward in the most expedited manner possible," said the university's statement.
With the ACC Championship's matchup now set between Florida State and Georgia Tech, Saturday's contest between Duke and Miami has no impact on conference standings. With no additional practices for a bowl game to follow, the Hurricanes (6-5, 4-3 in the ACC) have four quarters to go through the motions before their season draws to a close.
But do not tell Duke head coach David Cutcliffe that Saturday's game is meaningless. Although the Blue Devils (6-5, 3-4) are no longer in contention for the division crown, they can clinch their first winning season since 1994 with a win against the Hurricanes.
"We're in the midst of a significant season," Cutcliffe said. "I'm not down. I'm not frustrated. Sometimes the best efforts you have in life just don't pay off like you expect them to.... It's too significant a year to not prepare and play great against Miami."
Miami head coach Al Golden is echoed this sentiment. Many will question the Hurricanes focus entering the final week of the season, having nothing to play for. Self-imposing bowl ineligibility at the same point last season, Miami lost their final game 24-17 at home to a weaker Boston College squad. With the prospect of self-imposed bowl ineligibility hanging over his team's head all season, Golden said the Hurricanes are determined to finish strong—bowl game or not.
"It's business as usual. It's been like this all year," Golden said. "They know what's at stake this week against Duke, and everybody is taking care of the things they need to take care of."
In a matchup that features two dynamic offenses, the Blue Devils' top priority Saturday will likely be stopping the Hurricanes' star running back, Duke Johnson. As a freshman, Johnson ranks third in the ACC with 781 yards on the ground this season—averaging 6.3 yards per carry—and has scored seven rushing touchdowns. After allowing 330 yards to Georgia Tech's ground-and-pound rushing attack last Saturday, the Blue Devils will hope to contain Miami's explosive freshman tailback.
The Hurricanes have struggled to stop opposing offenses this season, allowing a conference-worst 477.6 yards per game in 2012, including 224.0 per game on the ground. Hoping to capitalize on Miami's defensive inefficiencies and recover from a rough second half offensively against Georgia Tech, Duke could be in for yet another high-scoring affair this weekend. Seven of the Hurricanes' 11 opponents this season have topped 30 points.
Saturday's game also marks Duke's Senior Day. The Blue Devils will honor their 14 seniors, including quarterback Sean Renfree, wide receivers Conner Vernon and Desmond Scott and safety Walt Canty.
"Our seniors are 5-1 in Wallace Wade Stadium on the 2012 season—that's significant. I'm telling you that is hugely significant.... They know that," Cutcliffe said. "The dream wasn't just a Coastal Division championship. It's a winning season—a significant winning season. These seniors have talked about that a lot every day we go to work."

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Have fun and support Marion-Polk Food Share at Wulapalooza
The 12th annual Wulapalooza, Willamette University's free music, art and Earth festival, will be held Saturday, April 24, on Brown Field.
The festival begins at 11 a.m. with the main music stage opening at 5:30 p.m. This year's featured performers are Typhoon, Japandroids, The Dodos and "Portugal. The Man." The event will also feature performances from Willamette University Dance Team and Taiko Drummers. Throughout the day, enjoy local and student-organized bands, buy fresh food from the French and Hawai'i clubs or check out arts and crafts from campus groups.
Each year Wulapalooza includes a fundraiser for a local charitable foundation. This year the event will sponsor the Marion-Polk Food Share. The event is free, but canned food and monetary donations are welcome.
This is the festival's 12th anniversary. In the past 12 years, Wulapalooza has evolved from a small festival providing a creative outlet for students on campus into a community event that attracts internationally recognized talent.
For more information, call the Office of Student Activities at (503) 370-6463 or visit www.willamette.edu/org/wulapalooza.
In the event of inclement weather, the event will be moved into the Sparks Athletic Center.


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A lot of extra money is flowing through the Charleston region after Boeing South Carolina workers took home their catch-up work bonuses late last week.
Workers on the North Charleston factory's 787 Dreamliner assembly line met and maintained production goals in early May, qualifying many of the nearly 7,500 workers at the sprawling plant for rewards equaling 8 percent of their base pay for the previous 12 months. Office workers, engineers and other white-collar employees received a flat $2,500 bonus.
Eligible employees on Thursday received the payouts, or "productivity performance awards," spokeswoman Candy Eslinger said. Workers were also treated with lunch.
Boeing offered the incentive payments to its S.C. workers earlier this year after production work fell behind on the aft- and midbody sections of the Dreamliner.
Less-seasoned workers tried to meet new demands of building three jets per month in North Charleston and making parts for the 787-9, a new, longer version of the twin-aisle passenger carrier. Contributing to production problems, the company decided last year to let its more experienced contract workers go at the fledgling airplane-manufacturing site. It later brought many of them back to get production back on track.
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Investors in the biggest publicly traded company based in the Charleston region have a chance to meet and size up the new boss Monday afternoon.
Blackbaud Inc.'s annual meeting of shareholders at its Daniel Island headquarters will be the first for CEO Mike Gianoni, who moved into the corner office in January.
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Interested job seekers should register for free at hiringour heroes.org. Walk-in job seekers are allowed. Veterans must provide proof of service.
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Patriots Point leaders weren't kidding when they said they were going to bring their historic warships "to life."
The latest updated exhibit, "The Crew's Galley," now shows how the kitchen operated on the World War II-era aircraft carrier Yorktown with mannequins dressed as crew members preparing fake breakfast foods. Sound has been added so visitors can hear what meal prep during wartime was like.
"It's one thing to stand where our heroes stood, but now you can actually see what they saw and hear what they heard while waiting in line for their meals," said Mac Burdette, executive director fo the state-owned maritime museum.
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His apparent suicide yesterday robbed us of more of his brilliance, but to realize people of his mega-success in that chosen profession have demons, and most us will never understand why they exist. While I was Entertainment Editor for Channel 11 and in later years for my syndicated Hollywood interview show (HOLLYWOOD UPDATE), I had the pleasure to interview Robin three times, FOR CADILLAC MAN, GOOD MORNING, VIETNAM and MRS. DOUBTFIRE. For the first two mentioned, he maintained a very serious composure, but let loose with his stream-of-consciousness, uninhibited humor for the MRS. DOUBTFIRE interview. I still have all the tapes. He will be missed, to say the least. A tragic shock.
Birthday Reminiscences
A week ago today, August 5, I reached my 77th birthday. For reasons I can't pinpoint, this particular birth anniversary has activated my thought processes like a ton of bricks. The thoughts have been mostly reflective about the countless unusually-blessed experiences I've lived in this life, but some of the memories and thoughts are not so pleasant, especially about the human race in general.
What especially triggered these bleak thoughts is the newest crisis in Iraq. Atop Iraq's Mount Sinjar, 40,000 innocent and peace-loving people were being threatened with genocide because they wouldn't succumb to the extremist group's demands of "convert or be killed". The extremist's movements make one wonder if we're living in a revival of the barbaric Middle Ages, or worse, reverting to bullyism and terrorism at its most egregious and outrageous levels, beheading children and burying innocent people alive. There truly are no words to express the disgust nor to describe an evil from which even Al Qaeda has divorced itself.
Having been born in 1937 and living through all of World War Two...John Daly's radio bulletin announcing the bombing of Pearl Harbor is my first memory, of anything...I, along with millions of others, were reminded daily of Hitler's, Mussolini's and Tojo's barbarism, as well as their boastfulness. Today's terrorists should read more books about empires and how foolishly those who envisioned their eternal power lasted only a few years and some only a few months, so what does all their maniacy gain for them, or anyone? A very learned European friend here stated to me a few days ago, "They destroy things and people only to state if they, the terrorists, can't have a comfortable and happy life, they want to make sure no one does." Interesting analogy, in my opinion, and also, possibly sadly very true.
One recent example in memory was Hitler's maniacal "thousand-year" Third Reich. It lasted 12 years. As I scribed here several weeks ago, one of the most fascinating people I was ever blessed to know was Hitler's chief chronicler and photographer, the late Stefan Lorant. Mr. Lorant passed away at The Mayo Clinic in Rochester a few years ago. When he was a guest on my Las Vegas television talk show in early 1970, he gave me a book he had written (with hundreds of priceless photographs) entitled, "Sieg Heil". He told me he had been invited to be one of the six original members of the Nazi party, but a week after the invitation, he said he realized Hitler was deranged (but never let Hitler know his thoughts, for obvious reasons) and asked Hitler if he could just be "The Fuhrer's" photjournaist biographer without being a Nazi party member. Hitler agreed. Lorant told me he knew Hitler's thousand-year Third Reich would conclude the way it did, i.e., as a failed disaster, thus wanted to be able to chronicle it's existence and demise from the inside, which he did brilliantly.
Today's Hitler-types don't care if they live or die, thus the equation has certainly turned an unimaginable corner which those who treasure the sanctity of life, and the credo to live and let live, must deal in these unprecedented times of unpredictability. The adage, "Man's inhumanity to man", has now reached epidemic status.
Smokey, The Bear
Last week, "Smokey, The Bear" celebrated 75 years of existence. Smokey's famous admonition, "Only YOU can prevent forest fires" was originally voiced by a Washington, D.C., morning radio show host named Jackson Weaver. I had the joy to know Jackson from 1974 through 1977 when we both worked for the same broadcasting ownership in D.C., occasionally appearing as a guest on his very popular radio show, called "Harden and Weaver", co-hosted by Jackson and his radio sidekick, Frank Harden. Jackson was the ultimate first-class broadcaster and the warmth of Smokey's voice truly emulated the richness and dignity of Jackson's human persona. Wonderful to have heard his voice again during the 75th Smokey, The Bear tributes a few days ago.
Thanks, as always, for taking the time to read these geezer thoughts and memories.
Barry ZeVan is a columnist for KSTP.com
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Monday, April 4th, 2011
For Parents Whose Kids Won't Sleep, There's Help Online
Jodi Mindell, associate director of the Sleep Center at Children's Hospital in Philadelphia, and her colleagues created an interactive database of the sleeping habits of more than 5,000 babies under the age of 3. The Customized Sleep Profile gives personalized recommendations for their child's specific sleep problems. The program is currently available on the Johnson and Johnson website as one of its "tools for better sleep". (Time)
No evidence that most autism treatments work
Most children with autism are treated with behavioral therapy starting at a young age, and many will try multiple kinds of therapy or medications, as they get older. However Researchers from the Journal of Pediatrics say that most treatment options do not have any convincing evidence that they actually help kids get better. (MSNBC)
More US families adopting HIV-positive kids
The number of U.S. parents undertaking HIV adoptions has increased greatly in the past five years. Throughout most of the AIDS epidemic, only a relative handful of HIV-positive foreign children came to the U.S. because of strict U.S. immigration policies that limited entry for anyone with the disease. In January 2010, that restriction ended — enabling children with HIV to enter as easily as other adoptive children. (MSNBC)
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By Gerry J. GilmoreAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25, 2008 The performance of Afghanistan's army and constabulary continues to improve while more soldiers and police are trained and fielded, the senior U.S. military officer responsible for their training said today.
Afghan National Army and police units "are leading in the fight here today," Army Maj. Gen. Robert W. Cone, chief of Combined Security Transition Command Afghanistan, told reporters during a satellite-carried news conference at the National Press Club here. Combined Security Transition Command Afghanistan's mission is to partner with the Afghan government and the international community to train Afghan security forces.
Afghan army units take the lead "in about 60 percent of the operations they participate in," Cone said, noting Afghan soldiers have proved themselves to be "an effective fighting force."
Meanwhile, the ANA is undergoing expansion, Cone said. About 68,000 Afghan soldiers are now in the field, he said, with plans to field more than 130,000 trained troops eventually.
Last year, Cone said, about 26,000 Afghan National Army troops were trained by U.S., coalition and Afghan instructors working for Combined Security Transition Command Afghanistan. Another 28,000 or so Afghan troops will be trained this year, he said.
At the same time, Afghan army equipment is being upgraded, Cone said, noting that up-armored Humvees and modern NATO-issued weapons and other gear are replacing older vehicles and weaponry derived from the Warsaw Pact.
Similar progress is being realized with Afghan National Police units, Cone said.
"They, too, are leading in this counter-insurgency war," Cone said. The police, he said, are bearing the brunt of casualties during engagements against Taliban or al-Qaida fighters.
"The Afghan National Police currently suffer about 56 percent of those killed in action here in Afghanistan," Cone reported, noting that police casualties "are more than double the rate for either the ANA or coalition forces."
Cone suggested that Afghan soldiers have a training advantage over their police counterparts. The United States and its partner nations have been training Afghan army troops for about five years, Cone said, while Afghanistan's police training only began about a year ago.
More than 22,000 Afghan police have been retrained over the past year, Cone said, noting that number amounts to more than a quarter of Afghanistan's national police force.
"We're very pleased with our progress, but we have more to do," Cone said. Ongoing police-reform and improvement programs, he said, include training for district officers as well as border police.
Fifty-two companies of Afghan border police will be trained up over this winter at a cost of $70 million, Cone said, while 165 permanent border facilities will be constructed at a cost of about $800 million.
Afghanistan's long, rugged eastern border with Pakistan has proved problematic in recent months, as al-Qaida and Taliban fighters camped in Pakistan have been conducting cross-border raids into Afghan territory.
"We believe the increased security and stability along the border and throughout the country will be worth the investment in Afghanistan," Cone said.
Though Afghan soldiers and police continue to improve, Cone said, there's still a long way to go, and a sustained international effort is necessary to achieve ultimate success.
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The defendant was in Jones County Superior Court July 17 and pled guilty to four of the charges, and, as part of the plea negotiations, four charges were dismissed. The charges were actually from incidents that took place Aug. 9, 2012, that appeared to have started with an attempted traffic stop.
The delay of the resolution of the case was due in part to charges of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon in Putnam County that was picked up by the federal court.
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COLUMBIA - A bill outlawing abortions after the 19th week of pregnancy was approved by a South Carolina Senate committee Thursday, but not before a number of exceptions were added to the measure.
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Man Charged With Running Illegal Adoption Network
Robin Topping
Melville Newsday
October 30, 1987
A four-state investigation into a national adoption service that recruits pregnant women to give up their babies - predominantly to New York couples - has led to the arrest of a Florida man who heads the service.
Richard Gitelman, who heads the National Adoption Counseling Service from his home in Coral Springs, Fla., was arrested yesterday after he allegedly lured a pregnant Pennsylvania teenager to give up her baby using misleading advertisements. Pennsylvania authorities have charged him with interfering and conspiring with the custody of a minor and conspiring to place misleading advertisements.
About 90 percent of the babies Gitelman has placed - until recently through private adoptions made final in Louisiana - go to New York couples who, authorities say, pay from $30,000 to $50,000 or more.
While Gitelman had not faced criminal charges before now, his methods have made him a target of investigation by New York, Florida and Pennsylvania authorities and have prompted the Louisiana State Legislature to change the state's private adoption laws, officials said.
"Richard Gitelman was taken into custody at 3 o'clock this afternoon by the Broward County Sheriffs Department and at this point he has been processed and will await arraignment," said Judianne Cochran, executive director of Pennsylvania's Children's Rights Association and coordinator of the Gitelman investigation.
The Pennsylvania warrant was issued in connection with the case of Rebeka Lin Dulik, a pregnant 17-yearold from Nemacolin, Pa., who responded to an advertisement allegedly placed by Gitelman in a local newspaper. The ad stated that a "Young, caucasian, well-educated, financially secure, happily married couple" wanted to adopt a newborn.
In a telephone conversation with Dulik, Gitelman allegedly had promised to pay for her travel expenses, living arrangements, new maternity clothes and medical costs related to delivery, Cochran said.
Dulik's parents reported her missing, officials said. Several days after she disappeared, Pennsylvania authorities tracked down Dulik, then 16, at a Howard Johnson's motel in Baton Rouge, La., said Mary Pruss, an assistant district attorney for Greene County, Pa.
When she was found, she was preparing to move into one of three apartment complexes in Baton Rouge, where Cochran said 15 to 20 pregnant girls have been living at once, under arrangements made between the birth mothers, Gitelman and local attorneys in Louisiana.
Pennsylvania authorities, in connection with officials in New York, Florida and Louisiana, began investigating the Gitelman operation "when we realized the magnitude of advertising and the large number of juveniles involved," said Cochran, who said she talked with about 20 other birth mothers "from here to Texas". "All had very negative experiences, Cochran said."
Gitelman's attorney, Frank Heston of Coral Springs, Fla., could not be reached for comment last night. Gitelman has denied, in court papers, that he runs an adoption agency or sells babies. An adoption agency is licensed by a state and has authority to bring parents and babies together for an adoption. Both agency and private adoptions must be approved by a judge.
But the scope of Gitelman's activities can be measured by a one-year period, ended in 1986, in Louisiana alone. He handled 129 private adoptions, compared with the 145 agency adoptions arranged through the state. All but one of the state agency adoptions involved parties within the state, whereas all of Gitelman's adoptions involved out of state parties, with 90 percent of the babies adopted going to New York couples, authorities said.
The Louisiana Legislature changed its private adoption laws, effective Sept. 30, to require at least one party in a private adoption to be a state resident. Brenda Kelley, a deputy assistant secretary for the office of human development for Louisiana, said the laws were changed mostly in response to Gitelman's activities.
Kelley said authorities were alarmed by allegations from birth mothers about being pressured to give up their babies and getting involved in a little-explained situation. Prospective adopting couples also complained they did not receive complete background on birth mothers through Gitelman. In three cases, Kelley said, children with severe medical problems were abandoned by both birth mother and prospective parents, and were left to be cared for by the state.
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My niece is turning eighteen in June and is looking to locate her birth mother. Her adoption was arranged through Richard Gitelman, a broker and owner of National Adoption Counseling. She was born on June 30th, 1994 in Lousiana. We were told her birth mother was from South FLorida where we have always resided. Can you please tell us what steps we should take to try to procure the information on her biological family or how to contact Mr.l Gitelman.
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I would think since there was a case against him that his documents and files for him practice are stored away in evidence and some how you would be able to contact the office, lawyers or police involved in this for leads or help! There is always a way to track someone down with a SSN and the police would have that info. They wont give it to you but they can skip trace him to see where he resides. Otherwise hire a PI they will find the person for you not richard but the baby or the birth parents. I wish you all the best of luck I know how hard it is. My mom gave my little sister up for adoption when she was born and she hired a PI to find us. It only took him 5 months! Now I have a little sister once again but at the age of 30!
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Please contact me reference your posting. I have a lot of information that can help you on your search!
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where in fla? He stold my baby too this time it was illegal I lived in broward county Dr Celina Poywing and mabel hernandez were involved along with coral springs medical center. I am currently working on a book to go after them my case happened in 1988 hire a private detective my son was found in a week don't give up
Please join us on our Facebook page and help mothers and adoptees find each other. The group is open for any family member whose adoption went through Gitelman's Agency. There's strength in numbers!
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Please contact me if you were a birth mother or an adoptee and the above attorneys handled your adoption. We have a search and support group on Facebook.
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Please help me Donna clauss executive director did my adoption.im looking for my birth parents. I was born Feb 16 1989 my birth mothers name was Margareta dinu my real name was Daniela Cristina parnic. In my letter from my birth mother I recently got from my adoptive mother said she wanted updates in the future. She was pregnant on her 2ND child when I was 18 months. Please help me! Email me or call me 1.262.339.5598. Thank much. My village was puiesti district vaslui.
Kylee, I am assuming you were born in Romania?
Donna Clauss only recently closed Rainbow House International. You can try contacting her via email@example.com or email@example.com
to find out the procedure to get you adoption records. You could ask your adoptive parents for documents as well.
then try to connect with some Romanian adoptees on facebook. I bet they know how to do a search.
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I help adoptees from Louisiana find their birth parents. I do not charge for my services. I am very aware of how Gitelman operated and have successfully reunited many of the moms and children. Have you located your family? if not, I can help you. Did you get adopted from a family that lived out of the state of Louisana?? email me at email@example.com
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Enhancing the Health Care Environment | October 19-25, 2014
Take the time to recognize your staff for all they do to optimize the health care physical environment during National Health Care Facilities & Engineering Week, October 19-25, 2014.
You and your staff are important members of the health care team – your department keeps your facility operational, safe, and efficient. Because of all you do, there is power; running water; and a clean, comfortable, and safe healing environment for all who walk through your doors. What you may think is ordinary is truly extraordinary. Without you and your staff's efforts, the doors of your facility would not be open.
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ASHE is planning a whiteboard challenge on social media to help celebrate National Health Care Facilities & Engineering Week. To participate, take a picture of yourself—or your entire facility department—holding a poster, piece of paper, or whiteboard stating why they are proud to be health care facility professionals. Post your pictures on social media using the #HealthEngWeek hashtag and ASHE will retweet or share your posts. Follow @ASHEAHA on Twitter, or connect with ASHE on Facebook at facebook.com/asheaha.
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