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Pere Marquette Lodge and Conference Center
As a centerpeice of Pere Marquette State Park, the lodge and restaurant are an attraction for visitors from miles around. Visitors can spend a day at the park and explore the Great Room of the lodge, dine in the restaurant or even spend a night in a cozy lodge room or cabin. The centerpeice of the rustic timber 1930s Great Room is the 700 ton stone fireplace and life-size chess set. The Great Rooms beckons visitors to pull up a chair and a glass of wine with a view of the Illinois River. The Lodge restaurant is known for its family-style chicken dinner and season Sunday brunch buffets. Spend the afternoon or a weekend for an unforgettable experience.
Kilbuck Creek
Located in the heart of the mid-west in Monroe Center, Illinois, just a 20 minute drive south from Rockford, a quiet, majestic dwelling sits among the trees that seclude Kilbuck Creek from sight of even its closest neighbors. This secluded sanctuary in the wilderness could be the location of your upcoming wedding, family reunion, church or business retreat or romantic getaway.
CITY:Monroe Center
Peoria Civic Center
Downstate Illinois' largest center is a four-building complex with a 12,000-seat arena. With 110,000 square feet of exhibit space, a 2,200-seat theater, a ball-room seating 1,500 for banquets and 16 meeting rooms this venue can house it all. As the premier entertainment facility in downstate Illinois, the Civic Center plays host to a variety of concerts, family shows, sporting events and Broadway Theater Series each year.
Touch of Nature
Touch of nature is the location of the conference site. Accommodations include rustic cabins and motel style rooms. Rooms are basic but convenient to the meetings.
Gateway Building
An elegantly appointed venue along Peoria's Riverfront, the Gateway offers the finest surroundings for your next business or social function. Constructed in 1997, this beautiful building was designed and created to be the focal point of Peoria's Riverfront. The Gateway is conveniently located downtown just one block from Interstate 74 and is within walking distance of hotels, major businesses, and many restaurants. The Riverfront provides a spectacular backdrop with its stunning views and the vibrant nightlife offers a unique and festive atmosphere. This is an affordable, convenient site for any meeting, banquet, or conference occasion. With the comfort and versatility the Gateway offers, you will want to make this the new home for your annual banquets and weekly meetings.
Clock Tower Resort & Conference Center & CoCo Key Water Park
Located right off of Interstate 90. Guests traveling for work can make the most of their stay with many businesses and organizations within just a few miles of this Rockford hotel. The spacious, clean rooms offer wireless Internet access, a coffeemaker, cable or satellite television with in-room movies and much more. There are two dining options right on property with the Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery and Tempo Italian Bistro & Lounge. There is an indoor and outdoor heated pool, fitness center, business center, free complimentary WiFi and more. CoCo Key, one of Illinois' largest indoor water parks, offers over 60,000 square feet of fun with water slides, activity pools, a lazy river, an interactive play island, private cabanas and party rooms, and a 10,000 square foot arcade. We happily accept birthday parties and group outings!
The Chateau Hotel & Conference Center
Recreational options are plentiful at the Chateau Hotel & Conference Center. Guests can swim in the indoor pool, relax in the sauna or whirlpool, workout in the exercise room, jog on the twelve mile Constitution Trail that connects to the property, or visit the nearby Shoppes at College Hills outdoor mall. The property offers complimentary wireless high speed internet access, 7am-10pm complimentary transportation service, 24-hour airport shuttles, coffee makers, irons, ironing boards, hair dryers, electronic keyless entry door locks, banquet and conference facilities for up to 500 people and free parking.
Atrium Hotel and Conference Center - Alton
If you're searching for full-service hotels in Alton, IL, look no further. In addition to state-of-the-art event facilities, we have a large atrium with comfortable seating to encourage conversation. We also have added all new 32" flat screen tv's in all guest rooms. Located at the intersection of Route 140 and Route 3, and within minutes of I-255 , I-270, and the Amtrak Station, this hotel boasts unparalleled amenities and the friendliest staff, as well as ideal proximity to downtown Alton. Amenities include free Wi-fi, sauna, whirlpool, on-site guest self-laundry, fitness center and a business center. There is also a full service restaurant and two lounges on-site.
Holiday Inn & Suites East Peoria
Peoria's newest and most modern Holiday Inn Hotel is nestled within the newly developed Levee District of East Peoria. The hotel is centrally located just minutes away from I-74, Hwy 24, Hwy 150, downtown Peoria and Peoria International Airport (PIA). Business travelers can benefit from the proximity of our Holiday Inn East Peoria hotel to many nearby companies including Caterpillar, OSF Saint Francis Medical Center, Illinois Central College and Bradley University. Our non-smoking hotel offers easy access to attractions including the Peoria Civic Center, Bass Pro Shops, Par-A-Dice Casino, EastSide Centre, Peoria Zoo and Wildlife Prairie State Park. Hotel guests can enjoy a plethora of amenities including boardroom suites, family friendly accommodations, indoor pool, Shops, flexible meeting space, room service, restaurant and bar where kids 12 and under eat for free. Guests can also experience our onsite health club fully equipped with state-of-the-art equipment newly designed with your health and wellness in mind.
CITY:East Peoria
Sprague's Kinderhook Lodge
Sprague's Kinderhook lodge is perfect for hunting parties, business meetings, or retreats. Home-cooked meals along with large meeting rooms, nestled in the heart of hunting and recreational opportunities in Pike County.
QCCA Expo Center
60,000 sq. ft. exhibition hall and 4,600 sq. ft. auditorium available to rent for shows and exhibits.
CITY:Rock Island
McCormick Place
The largest indoor convention exhibit area in the country is 2.2 million square feet, with 8 levels of exhibit halls, restaurants, meeting rooms and audiovisual theaters that provide all the necessary amenities for a successful trade show or convention. McCormick Place is designed by Gene Summers, who worked for Mies van der Rohe. It is derivative of a long-span convention center proposed by Mies van der Rohe. When the earlier version of McCormick was destroyed by fire, the firm C.F. Murphy was retained for the job and hired Summers specifically to design the new structure.
Hyatt Place - Schaumburg
The Hyatt Place Schaumburg is a hotel that puts style, innovation and The Hyatt Touch® within reach. Located in the heart of Schaumburg, across the street from popular attractions such as Woodfield Mall & IKEA, 15 minutes from O'Hare Airport and only 40 minutes from downtown Chicago. Our guests will enjoy a spacious guestroom with a 42 inch flat-panel HDTV, our signature Hyatt Grand Bed™, a plush Cozy Corner oversized sofa-sleeper that is separated from the sleeping area and complimentary Internet access. We also recommend our guests take advantage of our heated indoor swimming pool, state of the art fitness center, and complimentary shuttle service within a 5 mile radius. Guests enjoy a free continental breakfast along with Seattle's Best® coffee and can purchase hot breakfast entrees. We also offers a variety of freshly prepared items which guests can order 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Host a business meeting or elegant social even in our 3000 square feet of flexible meeting space.
Georgios Banquets, Quality Inn & Suites Conference Centre
From the first class amenities and newly remodeled 2014 guestrooms and suites, to the magnificent ballroom, you can "Experience the feeling of a downtown atmosphere in the Chicago Southland."
CITY:Orland Park
Holiday Inn Crystal Lake Conference Center
Situated in resort-like setting, the Holiday Inn is minutes from the historic Downtown Crystal Lake Main Street filled with shopes and restaurants for every taste. McHenry County's premier conference facility.
CITY:Crystal Lake
I Hotel & Conference Center
A total guest experience— It's in the attention to detail: The stylishly distinctive aura and upscale room essentials. Innovative spaces and dining that's a little classic, a little daring. The desire to exceed your expectations. The commitment to "wow." It's more than just a stay—it's a multi-sensory, total guest experience. Welcome to the I Hotel.
Holiday Inn Hotel & Conference Center
5-story property with 202 guest rooms. Accessible indoor pool, whirlpool-sauna, and atrium lounge.
Eagles Nest Hotel
Conveniently located across from the Oakely Lindsay Civic Center in downtown Quincy. Formerly an America's Best Value Hotel, the Eagles Nest hotel offers affordable accomodations, free breakfast, within walking distance to the downtown and visitor center.
Pear Tree Estate
Five generations ago the Murray family settled in Champaign County and continues the farming tradition still today. With an inherent appreciation for the beauty and rich history of this area, they are bringing modern American celebrations back to the farm. Pear Tree Estate is excited to share the rustic beauty of the country from the comfort of an elegant space. Pear Tree Estate offers a beautiful canvas inside and out for your special event to be completely unique and easily planned with an onsite coordinator, elegant lighting, linens and chairs. It is a culmination of the highest quality catering, service staff and now a premier venue to make any event memorable.
Wingate by Wyndham Schaumburg/Convention Center
Guests will enjoy spacious, newly updated guest rooms with 32" plasma TVs, alarm clocks with iPod docking, free high-speed Internet access and complimentary expanded hot breakfast buffet. Guests will have use of our Jacuzzi and workout room and have access to our 24-hour business center. Meeting rooms are available. Enjoy drinks and snacks at our complimentary Manager's Reception Monday through Thursday evening.
Tinley Park Convention Center
70,450 square foot Convention Center features 18 versatile meeting rooms with the ability to accommodate up to 4,000 making this the ideal location for trade shows, conventions and social events. Ample free parking!
CITY:Tinley Park
Gateway Center
This facility features 50,000 square feet of flexible convention and exhibition space that can be configured for gymnastics, martial arts and dance/cheerleading. Each year Gateway Center hosts over 500 events, including state and regional gymnastics competitions.
Holiday Inn - Conference Center
Award winning hotel, receiving the Holiday Inn's Service Excellence and Torchbearer Awards in 2008. Built in 2006, it features five stories, 100 sleeping rooms and meeting spaces available. It's an excellent venue for a convention, as it's attached to Boondocks Seafood Co. which provides exceptional catering.
Magnuson Grand Hotel & Conference Center
This Magnuson Hotels affiliate is within driving distance to the University of Illinois at Springfield, Lincoln Land Community College, Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum, golf courses, and shopping areas. Guests will enjoy relaxing in the 10 acres of flowered gardens with gazebo and fish pond, an indoor pool, free wireless internet, local cuisine at the Captain's Table Restaurant, refreshments at the Yacht Club Lounge, exercise facilities, meeting space is available, pets are welcome with additional charges and some restrictions. Rooms feature either one king bed or two double beds, patio, free wireless internet access, cable TV with extra stations, air conditioning, free local calls, coffeemaker, hairdryer, microwave, mini-fridge, alarm clock, and iron and board. Poolside rooms may be available upon request for an additional charge.
Comfort Suites Aurora
This award-winning hotel with 82 suites offers a deluxe hot breakfast, indoor pool, fitness room, free high-speed Internet and business meeting facilities. A preferred hotel conveniently located adjacent to the Metra Station, with easy expressway access to O'Hare International Airport (ORD) & Midway International Airport (MDW). We are also located just minutes from Aurora Municipal Airport (ARR).
Comfort Inn & Suites Conference Center
Located in Prospect Heights, this hotel's 108 guest rooms have microwaves, refrigerators, cable television, safes and coffee makers. Guests enjoy a free hot breakfast, fitness center, and Internet access.
CITY:Prospect Heights
Hampton Inn Yorkville
77 guest rooms, including single-room and whirlpool suites, indoor pool and whirlpool, fitness room, business center, On the House™ hot breakfast, meeting space and free wired and wireless Internet. Near Raging Waves Waterpark, Yorkville canoe/kayak chute and more.
Heron Point
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Meeting facility located conveniently next door to the Quality Inn & Suites in Lombard.
Chicago Marriott Schaumburg
Sophisticated and modern, our business class hotel with a boutique feel has gracious hosts waiting for you to experience our passion for hospitality. Step into the Chicago Marriott Schaumburg and discover the multitude of ways to combine work time and play time. Located in the heart of Schaumburg, near Arlington Heights, Itasca, Hoffman Estates, Addison, Rolling Meadows, Palatine and Elk Grove, minutes from O'Hare International Airport, this Schaumburg, Illinois hotel has it all. From Marriott Mobile Checkin to Marriott Mobile Meetings, explore the innovative technology created with the ease of the traveler in the mind. State of the art Fitness Center, Indoor and Outdoor pool, 32-inch LCD TV's and Revive Marriott bedding package redesign the art of hosting. Located near several award winning restaurants, Blue Fire Grill will dazzle your culinary senses right from the start. Bevande Lounge is the perfect spot to put an exclamation point on your day. A full hot breakfast buffet is available each morning or let the Bean Counter, our Starbucks café, catch you on the fly with the first cup of fresh coffee and a wide variety of grab and go options. This suburban Chicago hotel is accented by the LegoLand Discovery Center , Woodfield Mall and The Streets of Woodfield shopping complex are located less than 2 miles from the hotel. Choose from nearby attractions which include Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament, premier horse racing at Arlington Park Race Track, watching your favorite hockey teams at the Edge Ice Arena, or take a stroll in Busse Woods Natural Preserve. The Chicago Marriott Schaumburg is hospitality redefined.
Timber Creek Inn and Suites and Convention Center
Timber Creek Inn & Suites provides a full service, AAA diamond rated hotel, with 100 spacious guest rooms featuring big-city amenities. Guests will find that each 100% non-smoking, well-appointed guest room and suite at this Sandwich area hotel comes complete with a microwave, mini-refrigerator, cable satellite television and high-speed Internet access. Other hotel amenities at this full-service Sandwich hotel include a full decadent hot breakfast buffet each morning, an indoor heated swimming pool, a 24-hour exercise facility and an on-site restaurant.
Hampton Inn & Suites Aurora
Near major attractions like Blackberry Farm, great golfing and shopping. Short drive to Hollywood Casino, Paramount Theatre and more. Amenities include 6,000 square foot swimming complex, kiddie pool, 2,200-gallon hot tub, exercise room and free high speed internet.
The Wedding Garden & Event Center
Whether you're looking for an event venue or simply wish to be amazed, the Wedding Garden & Event Center is perfect for you! This gorgeous venue has both indoor and outdoor facilities, each carefully constructed to create a sensual atmosphere. While the garden is conveniently located in the commercial district, you would never know it based on the surroundings. It really is one of Carbondale's hidden gems!
Holiday Inn Express - Pekin
The Holiday Inn Express® Pekin (Peoria Area) hotel's location between downtown and I-155 makes it the perfect place to stay. Guests are mere minutes from both Avanti's Dome and Mineral Springs park, while Peoria is 20 miles from this hotel's accommodations in vibrant Pekin, Illinois. Business guests are well equipped to work away from the office thanks to free high-speed, wireless Internet access throughout the hotel and a business center that's open 24 hours. They're also one mile from meetings at the Avanti's Dome Banquet Center, or they can host a board meeting or gathering of up to 100 in the hotel's facilities. Pekin Insurance, Excel Foundry, Continental Carbonics and PAL Health Technologies are located within 10 miles. Lick Creek Golf Course is nearby, too. You can enjoy a tasting at Willett's Winery or head to nearby Peoria for Par-A-Dice Casino and Riverfront Park. Use your downtime from meetings and sightseeing to get energized in the fitness center or relax in the pool and spa.
The Sabbath Center
They facilitate retreats for individuals and small groups seeking renewed relationships with God and each other. Come away by yourselves to a quiet place and rest a while. The conference center is approximately 100 miles west of Chicago but a world away from the hustle and worries of your busy lives.
Econolodge - Peoria
Enjoy affordable rates in a convenient location when choosing the Econo Lodge Inn & Suites® in Peoria, IL. Our hotel is ideally located a mile from Northwoods Mall near many area points of interest. Feel relaxed and at home in our inviting guest rooms, all of which feature expanded cable television channels, hair dryers, irons and ironing boards. Additional amenities include free continental breakfast, free wireless high-speed Internet access, free coffee and a fitness center. Take care of basic business needs with access to copy and fax services, and for added convenience, free parking is available onsite. This Econo Lodge hotel cares about the environment and has taken active steps to support green hotel practices.
Drury Inn & Suites
Located at the intersection of I-57 and I-64, the Drury Inn & Suites Mt. Vernon is just moments away from popular attractions, shopping, outdoor adventures and history lessons.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Days Inn - Princeton
Book a room at our Days Inn Princeton hotel near Hornbaker Gardens and have great shopping, sightseeing and dining at your fingertips. Our Princeton, IL, hotel offers great ways to start your morning, like enjoying free Daybreak continental breakfast or swimming in our outdoor pool.
Holiday Inn Hotel & Tinley Park Convention Center
Full service prototype hotel with 202 deluxe guest rooms, suites and a 40,000 square ft. convention center. Indoor pool, recreation facility, 24-hour business center. In house Bananas Grill & Bar.
CITY:Tinley Park
Econolodge - Princeton
Econo Lodge is equipped with an indoor pool, AARP & VIP discounts, laundry facilities, free high speed internet, Showtime, CNN, ESPN with Cable TV, whirpool suiterooms and a continental breakfast.
Thelma Keller Convention Center
Central Illinois' premier meeting destination, the Thelma Keller Convention Center, offers today's meeting/event/wedding planners a relaxed atmosphere, quality service and tempting cuisine designed to make every event impressive and productive. No matter what size event you are planning, they have room for your needs. Deluxe conference facilities. Impeccable service. Dedicated staff. On-site technical and meeting planning resources. The Convention Center offers over 20,000 square feet of space with a grand ballroom measuring 10,500 square feet. Perfect for your next meeting or a beautiful wedding here.
America's Best Value Inn
Americas Best Value Inn Hotel is located at the intersection of I-74 and I-155 with access to all of the major cities and capital of the state. Morton is located 10 minutes from Peoria and 30 minutes from Bloomington - Normal. Various room types include Single King and Queens Rooms to Double Bed Rooms. We also have an Executive Suite with kitchenette and Honeymoon Suite. We offer various rates from corporate, military, AAA, CDL truck drivers, and weekly Rates. ABVI Morton is the only location in the city that has its own separate truck parking, which makes the in & out convenient for truck drivers. Non-smoking hotel.
Comfort Suites - Peoria
Each spacious room at the Peoria Comfort Suites features a sitting area with a pull out sofa, a microwave, and refrigerator. The Peoria Comfort Suites also has a heated indoor pool and hot tub. And you'll enjoy a free deluxe continental breakfast each morning, featuring hot waffles, along with a variety of eggs and meats. all of our suites feature free HBO. We are conveniently located near Northwoods Mall, just off I-74. Shopping, dining, and cultural activities are all nearby. As is the Peoria International airport and The Par-A-Dice Riverboat casino.
Sleep Inn & Suites - Washington
This newly constructed property offers guests a home away from home, which includes Choice Hotels' 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed Program. With amenities such as a deluxe hot continental breakfast, free wireless high speed internet, indoor pool and spa, fitness center, guest convenience store and direct access to Washington's recreation trail with bikes provided, guests will get more for their money.
Homewood Suites by Hilton Hotel/Elements Conference Center
The Homewood Suites by Hilton is nestled in the heart of the Village of Orland Park. It is perfectly situated within a premiere upscale lifestyle center featuring restaurants, shopping, state of the art Marcus Cinema and the 118,000 sq. ft. Life Time Fitness. It is conveniently located on South LaGrange Road, only 1.5 miles from I-80 and with easy access to local businesses.
CITY:Orland Park
Clarion Inn Suites and Conference Center
Adjacent to the Waterford Banquet & Conference Center, this newly renovated hotel provides comfortable accommodations at reasonable rates. Guests will enjoy the indoor pool and fitness center, as well as complimentary continental breakfast.
Georgios Banquets & Comfort Inn & Conference Centre
The Georgios Ballroom accommodates up to 1,200 persons. Ideal setting for your special event. Again, voted #1 banquet facility 2014 in the Chicago Southland previous 10 years. Voted The Knot Best of Wedding, 2014, 2013 & 2011!
CITY:Orland Park
The Garden Hotel and Conference Center
Located easily off of I-90 in South Beloit, Illinois, The Garden Hotel provides our guests with a clean, comfortable experience in a friendly atmosphere. The Garden Hotel offers 164 Guest Rooms, including an Executive Wing providing our corporate clients a quiet comfortable area of the hotel perfect for maximizing productivity. We can provide accommodations for any number of groups and events including room blocks for family reunions or sports teams. We offer 11,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, whether it is a small business meeting or a large event with over 700 people, we can provide accommodations as well as superior catering options. Some of the other features at the Garden Hotel & Conference Center include wireless internet connectivity throughout the hotel, business center including on site fax and copy service, guest rooms with one or two beds available, our own onsite restaurant and bar, fitness center, and indoor pool and spa.
CITY:South Beloit
The Silver Fox
Unique, historic, elegant venue located in the former Masonic Temple in downtown Streator. Available for weddings, receptions, or any special occasion. Tours by appointment.
Bobak's Signature Events and Conference Center
Bobak's is a unique banquet conference facility for corporate, social and family events. Whether you are looking to plan a wedding reception, corporate function or birthday party, expert Event Specialists will work closely with you to ensure that your day is a success. From intimate to exclusive, Bobak's first-rate banquet & meeting facilities, award winning cuisine and unparalleled service will transform your event to extraordinary!
Festivities Unlimited
Banquet hall and event center specializing in corporate meetings, weddings, family reunions and fundraisers. In-house catering. Handicap accessible.
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DAS Parka (Women's)
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South faces in Patagonia, north faces in the Alps and frozen waterfalls in Canada – ice and alpine climbing tends toward the cold and rowdy, but the women's DAS Parka helps keep things civil. It traps the heat, blocks the wind and now comes in a women's version, femininely shaped and with a baffled collar (a unanimous request from our women climbing ambassadors and testers). We started with the existing DAS and overhauled it, with a more sculpted fit that maximizes warmth (though still sized as a belay parka), loftier 120-g PrimaLoft Synergy insulation throughout and an additional layer of 60-g PrimaLoft One throughout the torso. The lightweight, PU-coated nylon ripstop shell (with Deluge DWR finish) is durable, water-resistant and windproof. A single-pull, adjustable, helmet-compatible hood and a tall collar traps extra heat. A few of the finer points: zippered and insulated handwarmer pockets, a zippered chest pocket, large interior mesh pockets for drying gloves, elasticized cuffs, a drawcorded droptail hem and a 2-way zip (with internal, insulated wind flap) that lets you see your belay device. Stuffsack included.
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- Lightweight PU-coated nylon ripstop shell is durable, water-resistant, windproof and treated with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish
- Insulated throughout with high-loft 120-g PrimaLoft Synergy and an added layer of heat-trapping 60-g PrimaLoft ONE in the chest, abdomen and back for core warmth
- Helmet-compatible hood with visor and single-pull drawcord to adjust overall volume and peripheral vision
- Full-length 2-way zipper with internal, insulated wind flap and fold-over zipper garage for next-to-skin comfort
- Pockets: two zippered, insulated handwarmers; two large interior mesh drop-ins; one exterior zippered chest
- Baffled internal collar, elasticized cuffs and discreet drawcord at drop hem seals in warmth
- Stuffsack included
- 1.2-oz 20-denier 100% nylon PU-coated ripstop, with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Insulation: 120-g PrimaLoft Synergy 100% polyester; torso additional layer: 60-g PrimaLoft ONE 100% polyester
Gender: Women's
Weight: 581 g (20.5 oz)
Material: 1.2-oz 20-denier 100% nylon PU-coated ripstop, with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Insulation: 120-g PrimaLoft Silver Insulation Hi-Loft 100% polyester; torso additional layer: 60-g PrimaLoft Gold Insulation 100% polyester
Fit: Regular fit
Technologies: [PrimaLoft]
Season: S14 F14 F15
Vendor ProductId: 84110
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When we got to the hospital, I started to feel a bit nervous. I had sort of forgotten that they call it an anomaly scan because they check that everything is ok, rather than just a fun opportunity to have a look at the baby. And thankfully, everything was ok. The baby was wriggling and they said everything seemed normal.
We had ummed and ahhhed about asking what the sex of the baby is, and in the end left it as a surprise, though as soon as we walked out I wished we had asked.
We waited to see the consultant to discuss our options. This is because after a mainly good labour with baby #1, it all went wrong and I had an emergency C section – partly because she was 10lb 2oz and partly because she moved so she was face first and got stuck.
They went through the pros and cons of a natural birth and a planned section. I had wanted to try again at a natural birth, because up until the end it had been a good experience, but she said that I wouldn't be able to go to the midwife-led unit and I would definitely not be able to have a water birth. I would be hooked up to a monitor and a drip, not the 'mother earth' birth I envisioned. And there are a few other risks that are thrown in when you have had a section already, one being that the scar ruptures – not the nicest thing to hear.
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After approving a capital improvement plan in early 2012, Carbon School District officials began public meetings last week to gauge reaction to the possible purchase of property and subsequent building of a new junior high school in Helper.
The meetings in Price and East Carbon took on a Tale of Two Cities feel, with Price attendees not opposing the idea. In East Carbon however, the closing of their high school in 2005 continued to dominate most citizens' viewpoint.
"(The board) has been wrestling with this decision for years now," said Carbon School Board President Wayne Woodward, who opened both meetings. "The board is aware that we cannot consider significant capital improvements unless we decide what to do with Helper Junior High School."
After introducing the board, Woodward turned the floor over to Carbon School's Financial Director Darren Lancaster, who detailed the board's financial options. His presentation provided numbers relative to closing the school, keeping it open and doing nothing, and replacing the Depression era facility.
According to Lancaster, funding is currently being provided to the district for HJHS through the Necessarily Existent Small Schools (NESS) program. Small schools in rural locations are provided with the funding to assist with the most basic of educational programs.
To receive the funding, a school must have a relatively small population (450 or less) and be at least an hour and 15 minutes away from the nearest alternative school. While the second requirement would disqualify Helper from consideration, they have been receiving the funding based on several additional factors. Lancaster reported that Helper has been getting NESS monies because the school district has already consolidated to the maximum.
"If we close or if we rebuild, we are going to lose the Necessarily Existent Small Schools funding," Lancaster reported. "If we rebuild, we have shown the state that we can make a significant investment in the life of those students. The only option which would allow us to keep the funding would be to stay in the building and even then we are at the mercy of the legislature. Long term, because of its age, staying in the building just isn't an option."
The business administrator then demonstrated that consolidating the schools could give the district a $480,000 per year savings. However, that savings would be offset by the loss of revenue from NESS. According to Lancaster, the savings provided by closing the school would be negligible.
"But you're talking apples and oranges here," said East Carbon resident David Fryer. "You already told us that if you build the new school you have shown the state that you don't need the funding. So you are losing that money regardless."
Lancaster did not disagree with Fryer and continued to explain the costs associated with this project. If the schools were to consolidate, he said, Mont Harmon would balloon to 700 students, possibly growing to 900 based on current elementary numbers.
Construction costs remain one of the few real unknowns concerning a project that will not begin for at least four years, according to the board. The projected cost of a new junior high in Helper is between $7- and $9 million, $4- or $5 million of which will come directly from district coffers. Lancaster explained that the district would pull about half of the cost from capital improvement savings, relying on a bond election for the balance. The Carbon District currently has two bonds they are paying on. One will be paid off in 2016 and the other in 2022, allowing for additional funds to be paid toward the new school without raising taxes.
Having learned their lesson by building the district's newest elementary too small at Bruin Point, Carbon plans to erect at 40,000 square foot junior high capable of housing 300 students.
Fryer then commented, "Basically what you are telling us is that the $370,000 you are getting for Helper Junior High, which was built in 1936 and is ready to fall down, will be taken away if you build a new school. You are also telling us that if you don't build it that the legislature will take it away anyway, so that $370,000 is gone regardless."
Lancaster stipulated that while Mr. Fryer has summed up the situation well, the point is rapidly approaching where action will have to be taken at Helper Junior High and the district is holding these meetings in order to make sure they are informed when that time arrives.
Carbon District Superintendent Steve Carlsen addressed audiences in both Price and East Carbon following Lancaster's presentation.
According to Carlsen, the board approved a plan in January to move the district forward concerning capital improvement. He commented that NESS funding received a large push during last year's legislative session, increasing the fund by $2 million. More than $23 million is paid out to rural schools via NESS every year.
"Helper Junior High has been a very functional building, but as we have said, it is a two story structure built in the 1930s. It has no air conditioning and can be quite hot for students," said Carlsen. "It has served our students well and student scores reflect that."
Carlsen reported that HJH's Criterion Reference Testing shows that the school is performing very well in math, science and language arts. There was a dip for most schools in math following last year's adoption of the "common core." However with that exception, Helper has consistently out-performed state averages.
The superintendent also brought up Bruin Point's achievements, most recently as the highest scoring Title One School in Utah. The Title One designation is given to a school when their population includes a certain amount of families with low income. Every elementary Carbon District school is considered Title One.
"Bruin Point has great teachers and according to Mrs. Jewkes a great amount of volunteer service," explained Carlsen. "It is such a wonderful testament to see a small school with one class in each grade do so well. That is what we are relying on and hoping for, that a new building will help us proceed and increase education."
For most at the East Carbon session, the ramifications of closing a school dominated public comment.
"I've lived here long enough to know what school system means to our community. When East Carbon High School was destroyed and that's my word," said former Carbon County Sheriff Jim Robertson. "It tore the heart out of this community and if you don't live here or it hasn't happened to you, you can't imagine how that feels. In my view, you don't tear down schools and go somewhere else. I hope you will take that into consideration before you close any other school."
Most comments from the small city echoed Robertson's. David Fryer was the most notable exception.
"I'm just the opposite of Sheriff Robertson, I say tear the school down today and move them all to Mont Harmon. Bring in those little buildings and have done with it. All you have is a money pit in Helper. Nobody was concerned about what we needed out here when your predecessors tore our school down," he said. "Nobody was concerned that there was plenty of room here to build a new high school on land the district owned. They were so brazen, they tore our school down and then continued to receive NESS funding for a building that wasn't even on the property."
According to Lancaster, the district was guaranteed two years of NESS funding following the closure of East Carbon High School. He also stated that Helper would most likely not receive the same consideration if the district did decide to tear the junior high down.
When asked why the district has plans to build a new school in Helper after tearing down a similar size school in East Carbon, the answer was simple.
"Test scores," said Barry Deeter, who had voted to keep East Carbon High open in 2005. "Where you see Bruin Point in the high 80th percentile, East Carbon was between 25 and 30."


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Finding itself clinging to the ropes and nearly headed to the mat against top rival Belmont in the "Battle of the Boulevard", the Lipscomb men's basketball team rallied from a 66-54 deficit with 9:18 remaining to claim an 85-74 road win at the Curb Event Center.
The thrilling comeback stunned the sellout crowd on the Bruins' campus except for the rowdy Lipscomb faithful clad in their purple and gold. The comeback was complete with 3:53 remaining in the game when LU guard Deonte Alexander banked home a trey to put the Bisons out in front 70-68.
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Third place Salt Lake Community College came down to Price looking to finish up regular season play with a pair of wins. The CEU women were hoping to stop them, but were not able to get the job done as the Lady Eagles lost on Friday night 90-88 and then took another blow to the chin on Saturday evening with a 91-69 loss.
Friday nights game saw the Eagles fall behind quickly. They were forced to play catch-up the rest of the evening. The first half of play saw the Bruins going to the line 17 times while CEU only got six free throw attempts.
The game was fast paced and the Bruins were able to out run the Eagles on both sides of the floor. At the break the CEU squad faced a 12 point deficit.
The second half of play saw the team make several good scoring runs to try and get back into the contest. They pulled within three points a few times only to see Salt Lake build the lead back up to 10 or more.
CEU made one final push and cut the lead to five within the last five minutes of the game and then Salt Lake took back the momentum and finished off to win by 10.
Saturday's game had an unusual start time and the Lady Eagles began their game at 3 p.m. The early start time did not help the Eagles overcome the powerful offense of the Bruins. CEU trailed by 19 at half time.
The Lady Eagles were a bit stronger in the second period. They were able to match the offense of the Bruins and not let the lead grow much more.
Jana Glover lead the scoring effort for the Eagles in both weekend games. On Friday night she hit 17 and on Saturday night she stuck in another 14.
CEU now goes to North Idaho for the region 18 tournament. They face Dixie College in the first round. Dixie is just ahead of CEU in the regular season standings and it should be a close match-up.


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Kathy Fitzpatrick, coastal engineer with Martin County keeps, watch over bathtub beach while Martin County engineers build a protective dune line to protect MacArthur Boulevard. Strong surf and wlnds are causing heavy erosion to the beach.
Barbara Clayton, left, and Steve Zorr work Thursday morning to put up hurricane shutters on the Sea Turtle Cafe at Jensen Public Beach. Clayton manages the business. "Just taking precautions," Clayton said. "Better safe than sorry."
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Crystal Martinez, left, and her mother , Tina Martinez, near Gilbert's bar house of refuge Thursday morning on Hutchinson Island in Martin County.
Tina Martinez, left, and daughter Crystal Martinez, 18, at Gilbert's Bar House of Refuge on Hutchinson Island in Martin County on Thursday morning. They were the only people at the beach.
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The Price American Legion team opened its season over the Memorial Day weekend hosting Rock Springs, Wyo., for three games. While the outcome was not what the team wanted, Coach Willie Ellington said he saw some really good things from his players. Rock Springs swept the series 18-9, 12-3 and 21-1.
In the opener on Sunday Tyson Damron took the mound against the Mustangs. Joe Lopez went 3-3 at the plate.
On Tuesday it as Lopez that was the starter and then Justin Sherman and Anthony Montoya finished up. In both games Coach Ellington saw both good and bad from his players on the diamond.
"I hope this helps them understand how important it is to be at every practice and work hard. These kids didn't play high school ball and these first few games are kinda like our tryouts. I used it to see what the kids could do."
In the final game injuries played a role as Ellington sat out a few of his starters. None of the injuries were serious, but Ellington wanted to make sure his players were ready for the full season ahead. Lopez took the mound again, but a blister affected his delivery. Nick Rhodes came on in middle relief and then Montoya closed it up. Montoya struggled a lot in the final outing of the series.
Price had two games against Roosevelt on June 2. Price was already down three games for the new season. The first game was pretty quiet for Price until the 4th inning. Both Austin Adderley and Carl Wilson hit singles and get on base but nobody was able to bring them into score. In the top of the 5th, Chris Smith hit a double followed by a single by Dalen Wilson scoring Smith. Also Carl Wilson and Tyson Damron both hit doubles and scored. Unfortunately Price lost the first game. Price's second game Tyson Damron hits a home run first for him and the team this year. In the bottom of the 6th, Price got a rally going and scored 5 runs to win the first game of the year 8-3. Price is getting geared up for an away game series at Rock Springs, Wyo., from Friday thru Sunday.
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FOSTER ŌĆō All season long, Amy Laverty carried Cumberland High on her slender shoulders. Sunday at the Rhode Island High School Cross Country Championships that took place at Ponaganset High, the sophomore was the recipient of a little help from her Clipper teammates.
The Cumberland girls ended up placing five runners inside the top 50, such a strong showing resulting in a fourth-place finish in the team standings and a coveted spot in next weekendŌĆÖs New England Championships in Manchester, N.H. As usual, Laverty was the ClippersŌĆÖ top point getter, finishing eighth with a time of 19:05.
What fueled CumberlandŌĆÖs mission to qualify for the regionals were performances from several runners who by and large lurked in the shadows this fall while Laverty dominated the headlines. Without strong showings from junior Meaghan Scullin (16th, 19:36), junior Nichole Barger (26th, 20:06), freshman Julia Dempsey (47th, 21:01) and Hannah Tavares (49th, 21:08), there is no additional week of practice for head coach Joyce BonnerŌĆÖs crew.
To clarify, there were several individual competitors whose finish automatically enabled those runners in the team mix to post an even lower number than the one they ended up crossing the finish line with. For example, CumberlandŌĆÖs Scullin placed 16th, but she was awarded a 15th-place finish that went toward the team total.
ŌĆ£Behind Amy, all of her teammates (posted personal best times). They all did well,ŌĆØ smiled Bonner. ŌĆ£Meghan was seeded 22nd and ended up 15th, which is huge. I had a 26th place finisher in Nicole, who was seeded 34th. They all exceeded where they were.ŌĆØ
The eighth-place finish by Laverty meant she missed first team all-state honors by one slot ŌĆō BarringtonŌĆÖs Mary Kate Coogan was seventh with a clocking of 19:03. Seeking to distinguish herself from a sea of Barrington and La Salle runners, Laverty hung tough before slipping back into the second tier as she made the turn for home.
ŌĆ£It was painful to get past everyone during the last 100 meters, but IŌĆÖm still happy with how I did,ŌĆØ said Laverty. ŌĆ£I went out faster than I usually do, but I knew I had to. I tried to keep up that pace all the way through, but this is definitely going to motivate me heading into next year.ŌĆØ
Added Bonner, ŌĆ£Amy gave it everything she got. She was right there and should hold her head up high.ŌĆØ
Cumberland finished with 133 team points. La Salle took home team honors with 36 points followed by Barrington (39) and North Kingstown (117). Burrillville ended up 10th in the girlsŌĆÖ race with 335 points while Lincoln placed 14th with 376 points.
Broncos junior Betsy Dumais ended up 29th (20:16) followed by junior Kaidy Cornell (57th, 21:27) and senior Morgan Allen (65th, 21:38).
ŌĆ£It was a fast race and a lot of good competition, so IŌĆÖm proud of this race today,ŌĆØ said Dumais. ŌĆ£Everyone ran a solid race. This was MorganŌĆÖs last race and she did really well.ŌĆØ
Stated Burrillville head coach Marty Crowley, ŌĆ£It was a fitting end to MorganŌĆÖs high-school career, which is something we talked to the kids about. If youŌĆÖre going to go out, thatŌĆÖs how you go out. She ran the race of her life today. We have everyone else back, so hopefully we can learn from this.ŌĆØ
LincolnŌĆÖs top finishers were sophomore Sabrina Oliveira (34th, 20:26) and Amanda LŌĆÖEsperance (39th, 20:40). Mount St. Charles senior Megan Corbeil ended up 53rd (21:19).
The Cumberland boys will join the Clippers girls in The Granite State next weekend. Head coach Tom KenwoodŌĆÖs unit ended up fourth with 148 points. Bishop Hendricken captured its sixth consecutive crown with 37 points followed by La Salle (42) and East Greenwich (74).
Sophomore Sean Laverty was CumberlandŌĆÖs top point scorer, finishing 16th with a time of 16:43. Senior Alex Southiere was not that far behind at 23rd (16:54). This marks the third consecutive year that the Clippers have sent an entire delegation to the New Englands.
ŌĆ£Their times were a little bit slower than last week (at the class meet), but the very best runners in the state are here,ŌĆØ said Kenwood when asked about Laverty and Southiere, who have been CumberlandŌĆÖs top two scorers all season long.
Senior Kevin Seaver helped CumberlandŌĆÖs cause with a 27th-place finish (17:10) while sophomore James Haupt (42nd, 17:28) and junior David Agudelo (48th, 17:33) also played a key hand. Sophomore William Mardo just missed out on cracking CumberlandŌĆÖs top five as he ended up placing 57th (17:40). Kenwood also noted that junior Abdullah Kaba was not that far behind (60th, 17:45)
ŌĆ£All of those guys are young and race close to one another,ŌĆØ said Kenwood. ŌĆ£We hope they all move up next year and do well.ŌĆØ
Led by a 17th place finish from senior Elijah Tousignant, Mount St. Charles ended up 10th in the team standings with 295 points. Lincoln junior Nick Ryan was his teamŌĆÖs top finisher (37th, 17:22) as the Lions placed 13th with 393 points. BurrillvilleŌĆÖs Zachary Durand delivered an encouraging performance as the sophomore ended up 53rd (17:37).
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WELLINGTON - Our special son, brother and beloved friend, David James Diamond, age 25, passed away Feb. 1, 2012 at Castleview Hospital in Price.
Funeral services were held Friday, Feb. 3, 2012, 2 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Interment, Wellington City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of David at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.