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Castle Heights is a popular development in Church Gresley, a peaceful and pretty South Derbyshire village. The local area is rich in industrial history which has been expertly complemented by cosmopolitan Castle Heights, which has created a distinct character of its own.
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Tree lined footpaths and cycle ways create a tranquil boulevard through the centre of Castle Heights, away from hustle and bustle of the development's roads. There are views over to the local nature reserve, bringing home a sense of country living.
Footpaths link Castle Heights to the newly created village centre and to the open spaces dotted around the development. Existing trees and hedges create an established feeling to this new community and separate the homes here from nearby roads.
Benefiting from a truly rural location in the heart of the National Forest, yet within easy distance of a number of towns and cities, this idyllic former mining village offers homebuyers the perfect blend of country and urban living.
There is a doctor's surgery and pharmacy on site at Castle Heights as well as a Sainsbury's Local and fish and chip shop for a treat on lazy evenings!
Castle Heights is part of a modern community in Church Gresley. We have been building new homes here since March 2000 and have seen many people choosing to stay, moving from their first, to their second and third homes here at Castle Heights.
We've just released a selection of new homes for sale here at Castle Heights. Take a look at our Home List for full details.
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Alison and Janet make up an extremely experienced team here at Castle Heights. They are joined by Gavin, a new addition to the team. They are looking forward to helping you move, whether you're looking for your first home or moving up the property ladder.
Kevin has worked for us for the last eight years. The best part of his job is handing the keys to a quality home over to happy customers. He's looking forward to meeting you and showing you around your new home.
Rich in heritage, Church Gresley is located in the middle of the picturesque National Forest yet just a stone's throw from Swadlincote and six miles from Burton-upon-Trent. If you're looking for a livelier scene, it's still only a short hop to Derby in the north and Tamworth to the south, thanks to the excellent road network close by. Church Gresley takes its name from the ancient church of St George and St Mary which still stands today.
Church Gresley is a truly rural village, but it's still close to the towns of Swadlincote and Burton-upon-Trent, where you can catch the train to London, Derby, Birmingham, Nottingham and beyond. Castle Heights is a short drive from the A444 which links directly to the M42, taking you straight to Birmingham.
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Just five miles away in Ashby, The Lyric Rooms Funhouse Comedy Club is a hidden gem with many famous comedians performing warm up acts before embarking on national tours.
Burton-upon-Trent is famous for its brewing heritage and The National Brewery Centre is a popular tourist attraction.
Nearby Swadlincote Woodlands Forest Park has introduced a recreational area with forest trails and more than 22,000 trees.
Swadlincote's ski centre provides a perfect family day out. You can practice skiing and snowboarding on the dry slopes, or if you're feeling adventurous, try your hand at tobogganing or tubing!
Church Gresley is a thriving village in a popular location, thanks to its' close proximity to the surrounding towns of Swadlincote, Burton-on-Trent and Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Located in the National Forest, it's also close to an exceptional range of woodland walks.
There are Morrisons and Sainsbury's supermarkets in Swadlincote – and a Sainsbury Local and pharmacy on site. The village has several pubs including The Drum and Monkey. For film buffs, there's a Cineworld in nearby Swadlincote.
Our team can introduce you to independent professional advisers who will offer expert advice specific to your needs. They'll help find the best buy-to-let investment mortgages, as well as offering guidance on tax and portfolio planning. Most can also meet you at a time and place that's convenient for you.
The right agent can make investing much easier. We have strong relationships with reliable local letting agents who will help you achieve the best rental rates for your property. We can also help negotiate management fees and commission rates so you get the best deal.
If you need it, we can provide you with a list of fully independent solicitors. Offering fast, effective service at competitive rates, the firms we recommend have handled thousands of transactions for DWH and are familiar with the entire process – meaning less hassle for you.
So your investment property is ready as soon as possible, we offer a range of furniture packs, created to suit homes of all sizes. We work with top interior designers, and because of our considerable purchasing power, we can pass on some great savings. You just select what you want, then relax - leaving the installation to our experienced professionals.
Our homes appeal to potential tenants, not just because they look great, but also because we design them to be energy efficient and low maintenance to live in. Our homes have won some of the industry's most coveted awards for design and quality, and we're the only major national housebuilder to be awarded the 5 Star Housebuilder Award by the Homebuilders Federation for 6 years running.
Decades of UK building experience means we really understand the market – creating homes people desire, in places they want to live. Our properties offer great local amenities and facilities, and are close to major transport links. People like living in David Wilson homes – which makes them great investments.
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Once the legal work is complete, your solicitor will exchange contracts with us. This is when you pay your deposit and commit to the deal taking place.
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A parent of a Case Middle School student wants the Watertown City School Districts resource police officer replaced, alleging he unnecessarily injured her daughter while trying to restrain her during a confrontation in October.
Tanisha S. Carr said her 13-year-old daughter was manhandled by city police Officer Scott M. McIntyre and needed medical attention for facial injuries.
He slammed her face into the locker, Ms. Carr said. Her face, they thought it was fractured at first.
The resource officer also allegedly handcuffed Ms. Carrs daughter and dragged her to the school office, which left her wrists bleeding.
Ms. Carr said her daughter suffers from clinical depression and attention deficit disorder, which leads to occasional bad behavior at school. She said she wants Mr. McIntyre replaced because she believes he does not know how to handle children on medication.
Following the incident, Superintendent Terry N. Fralick told the Police Department he wanted Mr. McIntyre off the campus for two weeks, but Ms. Carr alleged He was not supposed to return to the school at all. She said he treated my 13-year-old girl, who is 105 pounds, like she was a grown woman. There is no reason for this.
Because the school district has video cameras in some of its hallways, Ms. Carr asked to see a surveillance tape of the incident, but Mr. Fralick said the footage had been reviewed and officials found no evidence the officer had acted inappropriately. The tape was then reused and the incident was taped over.
Additionally, she said, the Police Department reassigned the officer only after Sheldon B. Dukes Sr., the students father, and Richelle M. David, Northern Regional Center for Independent Living parent-training coordinator, called City Manager Sharon A. Addison to complain.
Ms. Addison called me back and assured me the situation was taken care of and the officer would never be allowed back, Mr. Dukes said.
Ms. Addison said she told Mr. Dukes she would look into the matter. She said she did not tell the father the police officer would not be allowed to return as a resource officer.
Our internal investigation showed that the resource officer did not act inappropriately, she said.
Mr. McIntyre was reassigned to road patrol until Nov. 13. Ms. Addison said no other officer was assigned to the school district during that time. She said Mr. Fralick would have to say why he wanted the officer off the campus for two weeks.
Mr. Fralick said the school districts attorney advised him not to comment about the incident.
Board of Education President Michael R. Flick deferred all questions to Mr. Fralick.
According to police Capt. Cheryl A. Clark, there was no documentation of the students injuries.
Ms. Carr said the incident started after her daughter hit a male student during a seventh-grade English class and was asked by a substitute teacher to leave the classroom. After leaving, the girl re-entered the room after realizing she had left behind her writing implements, Ms. Carr said.
At that point, Ms. Carr claims, the substitute teacher told the class she was being attacked by the student.
Seven people jumped on my daughter while she called the resource officer, she said. The class saw the whole thing happen.
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The teachers and administrators, Ms. Carr said, were supposed to put her daughter in a therapeutic hold to restrain her but did not hold her properly.
My daughter was at the point where she peed on herself from being held down, she said.
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SACKETS HARBOR The villages battlefield site will be covered with 5,000 ceremonial cards for the bicentennial of the Second Battle of Sackets Harbor, an effort supported Thursday by a group of area volunteers.
Approximately 15 volunteers from the Hounsfield Senior Citizens Club turned the villages office building into an assembly line, putting cards into stakes made to hold up the notes in flower bouquets.
We got the call ... show up, and bring cookies, said volunteer Christine D. Eckhoff.
Many of the circular cards, filled out at area schools and American Legion posts, had messages thanking those who served in the military both during the War of 1812 and today. The plan is to place the cards on the battlefield the morning of the battles bicentennial, May 29, creating what organizers call a Field of Honor.
Mrs. Eckhoff said several members of her family have served in the military, including her husband, son, multiple sons-in-law and a grandson.
Were very proud of all the service theyve given, she said.
MaryAnn Oliver, who organized Thursdays work session and much of the card distribution, expressed excitement with presenting the finished product next month, and hoped there would be a large turnout at the battlefield.
I think theyll love it, said Mrs. Oliver, club vice president. I think theyll be pretty impressed.
Mrs. Oliver, who is active at multiple levels of the American Legion, distributed several cards through her normal volunteer work.
Constance B. Barone, Sackets Harbor Battlefield State Historic Site manager, said the idea came to her in 2009, when she learned of Field of Honor displays in England and Belgium to honor World War I soldiers.
Its exciting to see that were going to be able to do this in Sackets Harbor, Mrs. Barone said. She said the cards are a way to connect people to commemorative events.
The 5,000 cards cost a few hundred dollars, Mrs. Barone said, and the stakes were donated by Grays Flower Shop, Watertown.
The placement of the cards is the first of several events scheduled for the War of 1812 battles bicentennial. Mrs. Barone said volunteers interested in helping with the cards placement that day can call the battlefield site at 646-3634.
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1 kg/2 lb lean rump or fillet
3 tablespoons light soy sauce
3 tablespoons water
2 tablespoons finely chopped spring onions (scallions)
1 teaspoon crushed garlic
2 teaspoons sugar
1 teaspoon finely grated fresh ginger
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 tablespoon toasted, crushed sesame seeds
Bulgogi sauce
3 tablespoons soy sauce
2 teaspoons oriental sesame oil
1 teaspoon Korean bean paste
2 tablespoons water
2 tablespoons rice wine
2 teaspoons toasted, ground sesame seeds
1 tablespoon finely chopped spring onions (scallions)
1 teaspoon chilli sauce
1 teaspoon finely chopped garlic
2 teaspoons sugar
salt to taste
Cut beef into thin slices and beat them out flat, then cut into
squares. Combine remaining ingredients, using some of the sugar to
crush the garlic to a smooth paste. Mix with the beef, cover and
marinate for 3 hours or longer. Grill briefly over glowing coals and
serve with white rice and bulgogi sauce.
To make the bulgogi sauce: Combine soy sauce and sesame oil and stir in
next 6 ingredients. Crush garlic to a smooth paste with sugar and mix
well, adding salt if necessary.
Serve in small individual sauce dishes.
Recipe excerpted from Encyclopedia of Asian Food by Charmaine Solomon (Periplus Editions, 1998)
I love Bulgogi it works great for my small family also i use it for small holiday occasions
It works great with a small family or just a couple! I agree with Deborah also!
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dude our D was gassed yesterday, and Herzlich was garbage. He got burned by anyone put NEAR him...JPP, Osi, and Tuck were by themselves out there man....and Pitt knew it, and just opened the middle ALL day. they didn't even TRY to trick us. our defense just played some seriously ****ty football. In fact, we're lucky to only lose by a few points. We should be fortunate rapistburger didnt try to throw on us all day, because it would have been a blowout. but they didnt need to pass. we let a backup RB look like a HOFer on us.
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Did you go to the game yesterday?
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I keep telling myself Obamas going to win so if he does I wont want to blow my brains out as much
unrelated to this particular election.....
how is our electoral system so completely ****ed up? Every other democracy in the world has a better way than us. We let local governments choose how to report votes, what machines to use, and decide on certain exceptions(whether polls stay open for lines etc.)....
Other places have agencies do it. impartial non-govt agencies. they all use the same machines.
for such a great country, we sure do suck at this.
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Sulfur dioxide (SO2) is one of a group of highly reactive gases called sulfur oxides (SOX). Exposure to SO2 can affect the respiratory system, especially for people with asthma. Studies show connections between short-term exposure and increased visits to emergency departments and hospital admissions for respiratory illnesses, particularly in populations at risk (including children, the elderly, and asthmatics). SOX can react with other compounds in the atmosphere to form small particles that cause or worsen respiratory disease or aggravate existing heart disease.
The largest source of SO2 emissions is fossil fuel combustion at power plants and other industrial facilities. SO2 emissions also come from extraction of metal from ore and burning high-sulfur fuels in locomotives, large ships, and non-road equipment.
National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for SO2
History of the SO2 NAAQS
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued annual and 24-hour primary (health-based) SO2 standards as well as three-hour and annual secondary SO2 standards in 1971. As a result of the EPA's review of the SO2 NAAQS in 1973, the secondary annual SO2 standard was revoked and the secondary three-hour standard was retained. In 1996, following a subsequen review of the NAAQS, the EPA retained both the annual and 24-hour primary SO2 standards.
Effective August 23, 2010, the EPA strengthened the SO2 NAAQS with a new primary one-hour standard of 75 parts per billion (ppb) (75 FR 35520). A one-hour standard was determined to better protect the public from exposure to high short-term SO2 concentrations, especially in communities located close to coal-fired power plants, industrial boilers, petroleum refineries, metal processing plants, and diesel exhausts.
In setting the 2010 primary one-hour SO2 standard, the EPA revoked the annual and 24-hour primary standards for areas not previously designated nonattainment, to become effective one year after designations for the 2010 standard are finalized. For areas of the country previously designated nonattainment for SO2 under the 1971 standards, the annual and 24-hour standards remain in effect until state implementation plans to attain or maintain the 2010 standard are approved by the EPA.
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Texas currently has no SO2 nonattainment areas. No areas of Texas have yet been designated under the 2010 one-hour SO2 air quality standard.
In April 2012, Texas recommended to the EPA that Dallas, Ellis, El Paso, Galveston, Gregg, Harris, Jefferson, Kaufman, McLennan, and Nueces Counties be designated attainment for the 2010 SO2 standard; and all remaining counties be designated unclassifiable. Texas' recommendation was based on 2011 design values for the state's existing SO2 regulatory monitors.
On August 5, 2013, the EPA published final nonattainment area designations for areas with 2009 through 2011 monitoring data indicating violations of the one-hour SO2 standard (78 FR 47191) . No areas of Texas were designated.
Implementation of the 2010 Primary SO2 NAAQS
The EPA's February 2013 strategy paper indicates designations for remaining areas of the country (including all areas of Texas) will be made in future actions.
In January 2014, the EPA issued updated monitoring and modeling technical assistance documents. The EPA provided SIP guidance for nonattainment areas on April 23, 2014. On May 13, 2014, the EPA proposed options, data requirements, and schedules for states to characterize and assess SO2 air quality near relevant emission sources (79 FR 27446). Finalization of the rule is anticipated in late 2014.
For more information, please visit the EPA's Sulfur Dioxide Implementation Web page.
Latest Air Quality Planning Activities
Last updated: 4/23/2013
Infrastructure and Transport SIP Revision for the 2010 SO2 NAAQS
On April 23, 2013, the commission adopted the Federal Clean Air Act (FCAA), §110(a)(1) and (2) Infrastructure and Transport SIP Revision for the 2010 SO2 NAAQS (Project No. 2012-022-SIP-NR).
The SIP revision identifies basic program elements enabling Texas to meet infrastructure requirements for the 2010 SO2 NAAQS, as stipulated in the FCAA. The revision specifically addresses FCAA, §110(a)(2)(D)(i)(I) transport requirements with a technical demonstration showing Texas does not contribute significantly to nonattainment nor interfere with maintenance of the SO2 NAAQS in any other state.
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The possibility of a gambling casino setting up in Ogdensburg continues to excite some and turn off others.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has proposed three non-Indian casinos for upstate but has not identified specific sites. St. Lawrence County officials have asked the Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority to endorse the use of the 10.3-acre parcel of land that houses the state agencys Bridge Plaza administrative building as the site for a casino.
OBPA Executive Director Wade A. Davis is all for it and has sent the governor information supporting the site.
Oh, absolutely, he said. Were already on board.
OBPA Vice Chairman Frederick J. Carter agreed.
Of course, he said. Youre talking (about the creation of) at least 200 to 300 jobs tied into that.
Greater Ogdensburg Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Sandra M. Porter will suggest that the chambers board of directors endorse a pro-casino resolution when it meets next week.
I personally think its a good idea, she said.
Ogdensburg City Councilor R. Storm Cilley believes that gambling casino prey on weak people and wants nothing to do with them.
Neither, he said, should New York State.
Its a sad day when government relies on casinos for revenues, Mr. Cilley said.
Councilor Daniel E. Skamperle said its been suggested to him by several Ogdensburg residents that another piece of property on the St. Lawrence River besides Bridge Plaza be considered as a casino site.
The former Diamond International property on the citys west side.
Im just putting it out there, Mr. Skamperle said.
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|Melanie Madsen runs for the finish line as her teammates cheer her on during Carbon's cross country meet in Price earlier this year. Madsen lead the team by finishing in first place at the Region 8 championship last week.
The Carbon Dinos traveled to Delta last week to compete in the annual Region 8 cross country championships.
When the Dinos arrived, they found out that the course was extended approximately 3.1 miles. This was due to the fact that the region athletes had run the course two weeks earlier and finished with faster times than was thought to be possible. Despite this fact, the Dino runners were ready for the challenge.
Melanie Madsen led the girls race from start to finish according to assistant coach, Stewart Foster.
"Melanie increased her lead little by little until she finished the race with a 50 second lead over the second place girl from North Sanpete High School," explained Foster.
The Carbon girls team finished in second place as a team which qualified the top seven female runners for the state championships later this week.
Ashley Anderson ran a strong race and finished in seventh place. Anderson was followed by Elizabeth Brooks who completed the event in 10th place.
All three girls received medals for finishing in the top 10.
Brittany Horrocks placed 14th and was followed by Mikaleen Loveless in 19th place and Brittney Banning in 23rd.
Jana Burrows was Carbon's seventh runner and finished the competition in 27th place.
Janelle Bates finished in 31st place at region while Sabrina Pons finished in 34th place.
North Sanpete took home the first place finish in the girls event while Delta finished in third place behind Carbon and Emery finished in fourth place while Lehi rounded out the region standings in fifth place.
Foster explained that the boys team was expected to finish in last place this year in region.
Although this was a rebuilding year for the boys, coach Elias Perez challenged the team members to make it to state as a team. The athletes rose to the challenge and finished in third place as a team thus qualifying the top seven runners for the state event.
David Goodrich placed seventh overall and was followed by Paul Goodrich in eighth place.
"Paul challenged David for the last 600 yards," explained Foster. "David told himself that no little brother was going to beat him no matter how tired he was. David just barely beat Paul by one second at the finish line."
Carbon's third runner was Zac Burdick who finished in 12th place after passing five runners in the last 400 yards.
The fourth runner was Bo Christensen who placed 23rd and was followed by Tyler Munns in 33rd place.
Jacob Perez completed the race in 47th place and Kellen Spillman finished in 51st place.
Rounding out the Dinos roster was Joe Harber who placed 54th, Kerry Powell in 59th place and Ty Wells in 63rd place.
Following the event, Madsen and Harber received awards for gaining all-region academic status as an athlete and a scholar combined.
The state championships will take place October 22 at Sugar House Park in Salt Lake City where the Dinos hope to make a strong impression.
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3rd place in giant slalom and 60 World Cup points for Marcel Hirscher. The race on the ATOMIC D2 RACE to catch up has started successfully at the double of technical events in Kranjska Gora. Hirscher will keep the Red Tricot in the giant slalom ranking until the season's finals in Schladming and is ahead by 92 points.
"It is not easy to find the right setup here", Marcel Hirscher admitted after the inspection of the slope. Despite spring-like weather the snow on the course Podkoren 3 was in a compact, winter-like state. As the first racer in the first heat, Marcel Hirscher raced to place 4. This was not good enough for the eight-time winner of this season, who improved in the second heat when he achieved third best time and finished as third, "I was really pissed about the first run. I feel a lot better when I speed up fully. Place 3 is okay, I'm really close to winning the crystal globe." The ATOMIC star ranks first in the giant slalom ranking by 92 points before the season's finals in Schladming. In the overall World Cup he caught up 60 points and is still second, 55 points behind first place. Before the slalom of Kranjska Gora on Sunday, the racer promised, "I will fully attack, otherwise my system won't work." US girl Shiffrin's forth top-10 result Marlies Schild, winner of the slalom title after the last slalom in Ofterschwang, ranked 6th in Aare. ATOMIC Youngster Mikaela Shiffrin finished 9th three days before her 17th birthday. This was the forth top-10 result for the US girl in this slalom season.


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If you're like us, you've already set your digital recording devices for tonight's premiere of the latest season of The Hills (Monday, 10 p.m., MTV). We have a soft spot for the show for many reasons, one of which is the perpetually refreshing Whitney Port. In the quagmire that is reality TV, she always seems collected and well put together...basically the antithesis of the genre. If you too are pleased by her natural beauty, age-appropriate wardrobe, and overall lack of histrionics, read on for the inside scoop on Port's style.
Who are your favorite designers?
When I'm going out I like to wear Phillip Lim, Robert Rodriguez, Chloe, and vintage. During the day I like J Brand jeans, but it always varies. It seems like everything I wear is either a different designer or no designer at all! Some of the names I have in my closet: London Sole flats, JL Marks dresses, Bellabumbum bras, and Hanky Panky underwear.
Where are your favorite places to shop?
Vionnet, Diavolina, Planet Blue, Bleu on La Brea, JL Marks, Shareen Vintage (for vintage dresses), American Rag, Calypso, Scoop, Intermix, Holiday, Only Hearts (for gifts, accessories, and lingerie), and Shopbop.
Who is your style icon?
Catherine Deneuve.
What are your favorite new trends?
I love bell bottom/wide legged jeans and high-waisted trousers.
What are some trends you're over?
Vests, labels, fedoras, big beaded necklaces, skulls, and headbands.
What are you coveting right now?
I love wearing mini-dresses with vintage heels and my grandmother's vintage beaded clutches. Also, bell bottom jeans from J Brand.
What are some of your style secrets?
I like wearing delicate gold chain necklaces and gold bracelets high up on my arm.
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OGDENSBURG U.S. Sen. Kirsten E. Gillibrand, D-N.Y., announced Tuesday that the Environmental Protection Agency is providing the city with $300,000 to help clean up the former Augsbury Tank Farm site.
The Augsbury site, located between Caroline and Patterson streets along the St. Lawrence River, is one of the citys brownfield areas and plans have been developed by the city to decontaminate and redevelop it.
City Manager John M. Pinkerton said the money will enable the city to begin the process of cleaning up the Augsbury site, partnering with property owners and preparing for future redevelopment.
Its going to help find hot spots and potential underground areas that can be attacked, Mr. Pinkerton said.
Andrea L. Smith, city planning and development director, said the money will be added to the citys $1 million revolving loan fund. This fund allows property owners to decontaminate their land and then, when the money is repaid, the city can loan it to other people.
Ms. Smith said the new grant will help the city determine the full extent of the contamination at the Augsbury property.
Already the city has found some anomalies under the property, Ms. Smith said, where they believe pockets of contamination lie. These anomalies may include buried tanks or pipes.
You will be seeing engineers down there, Ms. Smith said. The hope is that we will eventually be down there doing removal of contaminated soil, tanks and pipes.
Ms. Smith said it will take several months to get the program up and running, but by spring 2014 she expects ground work will begin to remove the hazardous waste.
The project should wrap up in mid-2014, Ms. Smith said.
This is an important investment for the city of Ogdensburg, Sen. Gillibrand said in a press release. Federal funding will help revitalize neighborhoods, attract new businesses, create new jobs, and make our waterfront a place for north country residents to live, work and raise a family.
The eventual goal for the Augsbury site is to encourage the development of residential property, commercial space and waterfront park space which will contribute to the transformation of Ogdensburg into a regional tourist destination.
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In this undated file photo, Don Adams is seen in character as Maxwell Smart. (AP Photo)
Don Adams' career in film and TV lasted five decades, but he remains best known for his work on Get Smart. On what would have been his 89th birthday, find out how smart you are about the man behind Agent 86.
1. Don Adams was born as Donald James Yarmy on April 13, 1923 in New York City. He changed his stage name to Adams:
a) To avoid being confused with famous glockenspiel player Dom Yarmi
b) So that he'd be called first during auditions held in alphabetical order
c) To mirror that of his then wife, singer Adelaide Adams
d) All of the above
2. Adams served in WWII and was one of his platoon's only survivors of the Battle of Guadalcanal because he had been evacuated with blackwater fever early in the campaign. Following his service in the war, which of the following was NOT a job Don Adams held prior to his showbiz career:
a) U.S. Marine Corps drill instructor
b) Designer of sewers
c) Commercial artist
d) Greeting card executive and salesman
3. TV producers hired writers Mel Brooks and Buck Henry to create a spoof of The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and the result was Get Smart, which Brooks called "a show about an idiot." Which of the following was NOT reportedly among the reasons ABC rejected the project?
a) They felt Maxwell Smart needed a loveable dog
b) ABC felt the show was un-American
c) They wanted actor Tom Poston instead of Don Adams to be the star
d) ABC producers thought Maxwell Smart should live with his mother
4. Maxwell Smart and other agents of CONTROL fought against KAOS, an international organization of evil formed in Bucharest, Romania. What does KAOS stand for?
a) Killer Assassins Operating in Secret
b) Konrad Anschluss Openheimer Society
c) Kremlin Allies and Overt Scalliwags
d) None of the above
5. Maxwell Smart employed a number of high-tech gadgets in his fight against evil, the most famous being his legendary shoe phone. Which of the following were also devices featured during the show's 138-episode run?
a) a miniature laser fitted to a button on his sports jacket
b) a bullet proof, invisible wall inside his apartment
c) a tiny camera hidden inside a bowl of soup
d) a sandwich phone
e) a comb phone
f) a garden hose phone
g) a handkerchief phone
h) all of the above
6. A successful Batman movie made in 1966 prompted other networks to try to create movies from their properties, and Get Smart was slated to be made into a feature film before which of the following bombed and scared studios off the idea:
a) Munsters Go Home!
b) Leave It To Beaver's 3-D Adventures
c) The Beverly Hillbillies Meet Dracula
d) I Dream of Jeannie – In Space!
7. After Get Smart's cancellation, Don Adams hosted a game show, acted in commercials, and did voiceover work. Which of the following characters did he voice?
a) Shaggy of Scooby-Doo
b) Bullwinkle of The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show
c) Inspector Gadget of Inspector Gadget
d) Professor Keenbean of Richie Rich
e) Lance Link of Lance Link: Secret Chimp
8. Don Adams died on September 25, 2005 of a lung infection. For his funeral arrangements, he requested:
a) To be buried with his shoe phone
b) "Sorry about that, chief," be etched on his tombstone
c) That no big funeral be held, just a few of his close friends should gather and try to "bring him back to life"
d) None of the above
How smart are you about the man behind Maxwell Smart? Scroll past the video to check your answers below!
1. b or c – Adams often joked that he changed his name to be called first during auditions, though holding auditions in alphabetical order is not a common practice. His first wife, Adelaide Enfantis, performed under the stage name Adelaide Adams. Because her career was more established at the time, he decided to adopt her name as his stage name.
2. d – Adams was never in the greeting card industry, although Agent Maxwell Smart often used that job as his cover. Adams claimed to have once been hired as an engineer designing sewers and held the position for six months before it was discovered he was totally lacking in qualifications. Just after WWII, he did serve as a drill instructor, which we find more than a little amusing.
3. c – ABC suggested all the changes noted above, with the exception of replacing Don Adams with Tom Poston. But it's a bit a of a trick question – Tom Poston was originally considered for the role, but when ABC passed on Get Smart, producers took the show to NBC, who wanted Don Adams in the role as they already had him under contract.
4. d – Both KAOS and CONTROL were originally intended to be acronyms, but creators Buck Henry and Mel Brooks never got around to figuring out what each letter stood for.
5. h – All of the above. Throughout the show's five-season run, Maxwell Smart used tiny phones hidden in more than 50 objects, including a phone hidden inside a phone.
6. a – The commercial failure of Munsters Go Home! stopped many films based on late '60s TV shows dead in their tracks. Many of those same shows would later be made into films beginning in the 1990s. Get Smart was first given the big-screen treatment with 1980's The Nude Bomb, and in 2008 a Get Smart movie was made with Steve Carell as Agent 86.
7. c – Don Adams lamented that his popularity as Maxwell Smart made it difficult for him to find dramatic roles, or even comedic ones that didn't require him to play deadpan bumbling detective types. That the voice-over work he remains best known for was a cartoon detective who relied, much like Maxwell Smart, on a host of strange gadgets perhaps shows how deeply audiences associated his voice and delivery with a certain type of character.
8. c – Adams joked about his wishes during his 75th birthday roast. It is unknown whether his friends complied with these wishes.
Originally published April 2011


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Price native Jason Phillip Dunn has been named one of Utah's best young business leaders by Utah Business magazine. Mr. Dunn, the son of Kevin and Rita Dunn of Price, was featured in the "Forty Under 40" article in a recent edition of the magazine.
Mr. Dunn is vice president of operations at Sorenson Communications, in charge of video relay services for the hearing impaired, and also heads IP relay services and international operations. He told the magazine that he credits his father for his success.
He was a star athlete at Carbon High School and earned an associate's degree at the College of Eastern Utah. Mr. Dunn went on to earn a bachelor's degree in business at the University of Utah. In addition to his work at Sorenson Communications, he has also served on the Board of Trustees at CEU.


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