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Tables were turned on an Avery County man after an incident late last Thursday night. At about 11:30 PM, Officers with the Avery County Sheriff's Office responded to a call on Cow Camp Rd involving a man on a woman's porch asking her to call 911. Deputies arrived on scene accompanied
by an Officer from the Newland Police Department, and there the man, identified as James Henry Slawter, stated that his father had attempted to kill him and his sister inside their home located on Will Robbins Lane. Slawter stated that he was able to escape the home and run down the road in an attempt to find help, but that his sister was still trapped inside the home. Supervisors with the Sheriff's Office quickly mobilized the Avery County Special Response Team, a team of officers from the Avery County Sheriff's Office, Banner Elk, Beech Mountain, and the Seven Devils Police Departments. The SRT made contact with the father with the use of a megaphone in an attempt to get the occupants outside of the residence. The father and sister complied and followed all commands without incident. After securing the residence investigations took over the scene and interviewed the father and sister only to find out that Mr. Slawter had provided false information to the initial responding Officers. Deputies released the father and sister and charged Mr. James Henry Slawter with providing false information to a Law Enforcement Officer.
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Every year, teams have to let some players go. Even though the Jets brought back Sione Po'uha, Bryan Thomas and Nick Folk, they chose not to bring everyone back. During preseason, I kept track of the progress on the guys who left so we could at least start to form some views on whether letting any of these guys loose was a mistake or a smart move. Now we're into the regular season, let's see how those guys are getting on.
This is the second update of the year and also acts as a primer in case you want to check on the progress of some of these guys yourselves with the Jets not playing today. If you missed the first update, go here.
After the jump, all of the details from the season so far for each of the ex-Jets contributing elsewhere.
In no particular order…
Jim Leonhard – Safety, Broncos
Leonhard's playing time has increased since the first month of the season and he has played 60 snaps over the last two games. He hasn't made much of a statistical impact with seven tackles and one QB hit, but did intercept a pass against the Chargers. He has given up two catches for 15 yards and a score on the season.
Robert Turner, Center, St. Louis
Turner has continued to be consistent, especially as a pass blocker, where he currently ranks as the third best center in the NFL per PFF. He's had a couple of sub-par games in a row as a run blocker and has been slightly below average in that area, but certainly looks to be performing at a starter level. He's also been penalty free for four games in a row and is yet to miss a snap this year.
Wayne Hunter, Offensive Tackle, St. Louis
As detailed last month, Hunter had been doing a decent job as the starting left tackle with the Rams, but since then he has only played one game because he's been dealing with a back issue. In that game, he struggled moreso than he had in his previous five appearances this year, giving up three sacks and two hits while primarily matched up with Olivier Vernon and Koa Misi. With Scott Wells and Roger Saffold due back soon for the Rams it will be interesting to see if Hunter and Turner continue to get any playing time.
Brian Schottenheimer, Offensive Co-ordinator, St. Louis
Schottenheimer's offense continues to struggle statistically, basically in the bottom ten in every statistical category apart from turnover differential (20th with -2). However, one interesting statistic is that Sam Bradford is enjoying a career year in terms of completion percentage, yards per attempt and QB rating.
Matt Mulligan, Tight End, St. Louis
After a solid start to the year, Mulligan has been slightly less productive over the past few games. However, he still ranks in PFF's top ten for NFL tight ends in terms of run blocking. He only has one penalty at the halfway point of the year, which is surprising. Since our last update, he has caught three passes for 33 yards too.
Braylon Edwards, Wide Receiver, Seattle
After falling to the back of the rotation during the first month, Edwards has been contributing again over the last few weeks, catching three passes for 31 yards and a touchdown. He's still only played a total of 46 snaps since week one, though. He was targeted three other times, one of which was intercepted. For the year, he has eight catches for 74 yards.
Marquice Cole, DB, New England
Cole still hadn't had much of a role on defense with the Pats. Entering last week's game in London, he'd seen action on just 21 snaps. The blowout win enabled him to match that total and he gave up just one catch for four yards on three targets. However, he did suffer a hamstring injury and the addition of Aqib Talib only reduces the chances he'll get any meaningful playing time. His special team play has been drawing rave reviews, including on Devin McCourty's touchdown return against the Jets, where he threw a key block.
Ropati Pitoitua, DE, Kansas City
During our last update, I reported how Potty had been given a chance to start due to injury and picked up two sacks. Since then, he's played in three games, starting two. In the middle one of the three, he played well with three stops, a QB hit and a batted pass at the line (remarkably for the near-seven footer, the first of his career). However, in the other two, he really struggled against the run and had just two tackles and three missed tackles. I wonder if he'll become more consistent when returning to his more-familiar rotational role.
Terrance Ganaway, RB, St. Louis
Ganaway saw his first NFL action on offense in last week's game in London. However, he didn't get to touch the ball. He has been active a few times and played on special teams, but right now it seems like the Rams are stashing him on their roster for his potential alone.
Jamaal Westerman, DE, Arizona
Having been picked up off waivers, Westerman still hasn't found a role with the Cardinals and has been on the field for just two defensive snaps. He did record a special teams tackle in week six, but that's about it.
Unless I'm missing someone obvious, I think that's it. Guys like Donald Strickland and Plaxico Burress are still free agents and Jonathan Grimes was just picked back up by the Texans. We'll be back at Thanksgiving to check on the progress of these guys. BGA will also be back tomorrow with a bumper BGA Extra to catch up on all your requests and questions from the past few games.

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After losing seven seniors from last year's team, including 2011-12 3A MVP Miranda Averett, this year's Carbon High girls basketball team could have expected to start things a little slower this season with so many new players in the lineup.
Apparently the Lady Dinos ignored that thought.
The Lady Dinos pressed and confused Pine View through a first half that saw the Lady Dinos build up a big lead on their way to a 45-28 victory in their 2012-13 season opener.
Wasting no time, the Lady Dinos jumped out to a 16-4 lead after the first quarter and led 27-9 at halftime.
The Lady Dinos slowed down a little bit in the second half but head coach Ted Bianco used his timeouts to keep his team from backing down when Pine View made a run.
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This time of the year my head spins more than usual as we wind up one season and launch right into the next. Over the weekend I felt like the very department stores I have criticized for the last 20 years when they put up Christmas decorations before Halloween. In the newspaper business, much like those department stores, we find ourselves preparing for Halloween, the election, Thanksgiving and Christmas, all in October. In addition to all these significant marketing events we have worked on the United Way section, a Helper community update, the Carbon High championship volleyball team special that we will be doing and the red ribbon promotion. But such is the life of a small town newspaper and we try to take it all in stride.
But now my thoughts have wandered from these work-related projects. This week my oldest son turns 30, a day I have dreaded for a long time. My sons have been my best friends for the past 15 years or more, as we traveled to far off places together, kayaked rivers, climbed mountains, explored canyons and enjoyed many great times. When I am with them I still think of myself as a teenager (well maybe like someone in his mid-20's) and often when people are curious about my age they politely ask how old my kids are. I think they think that if they know their ages they can guess mine without asking. Up until now I can honestly say that they are in their 20's. That will change this Saturday and now my dilemma will be, do I tell the truth or reveal how old I am getting?
I remember two other times that revolved around a 30th birthday. I was a teenager, probably around 17, when my aunt turned 30. I was living with them in western Montana and finishing up high school and my aunt was a first grade teacher in the same district. I remember teasing her unmercifully about being over the hill and too old to drive (you know all the things a 17-year-old thinks). Now I look at my almost 70-year-old aunt and see her still ranching and farming and wonder if she will ever slow up and start acting her age. It's amazing how one's thinking changes over 30 years.
When I turned 30 it was a big deal. I was also losing my hair about that time and made the worst decision I have ever made. I allowed a close friend to help me buy a toupee on my 30th birthday. I am even embarrassed to admit this, but I couldn't handle the fact that I was now over the hill and balding at the same time. The "roadkill", as my sons referred to my new hair piece treasure, was very expensive and actually fit very well. I remember it was light brown and matched the hair on the sides and back of my head exactly. It was a great feat to get it on straight and make sure the tape wasn't showing. Once I figured this part out, the other dilemma was how to keep it from blowing away. Anyone having been to northern Montana realizes that the wind blows often and very hard as well. The tape kept the hair on pretty good, however, once toupee hair stands up it stays up until it is combed or brushed down. So early on, I often would come in from outside looking as though I had seen a ghost, hair standing straight up revealing the line between the new hair and the forehead. So I began carrying a comb and a small mirror around just to ward off any embarrassing looks.
About six years into this little adventure, either I matured enough or I decided it wasn't worth the hassle. I shed the roadkill and took on the nearly bald look, which is just fine with me now. I cannot believe how vain or afraid of aging I have been through the years.
Since I have lived in Price I have done numerous stories on people at the senior citizen center, focusing on those involved in many retired programs and activities. These people are always on the go and seem busier now than when they were younger and had busy full-time jobs. Part of me can't wait to age enough to have time to travel all the time and enjoy life without the day to day of work responsibilities.
As I prepare this column, my thoughts have already softened a bit about how horrible it is that my kid is turning 30. I am reminding myself that he was already eight years old when I turned 30 and how fortunate I have been, not only to have helped raise a wonderful son, but to also have a best friend.
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LIMERICK, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- The Limerick Supermarket is trying to figure out who stole the giving tree from outside the store Friday night.
Surveillance footage from just after 11:30 Friday night shows someone getting out of their car, and then less than a minute later they re-appear towing the tree.
Employees at the Limerick Supermarket say the tree was stolen with the tags for the toy donations still attached. Organizers used a list to try to replace them, but they are worried some of the children may fall through the cracks and not get gifts.
Store employees are spreading the word to customers, hoping that someone will recognize the vehicle or the thief.
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|Wizard of Oz Ballet premieres Saturday
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If you are looking for something to do this weekend, why not try a trip to the ballet?The Wizard of Oz and the 12 Dancing Princesses, created by Studio K director Cay Harkins, premieres on Saturday at 7:00 at ASU's Farthing Auditorium. The ballet is being put on by Studio K Youth Ballet Dance School and promises a kid-friendly ballet even adults will enjoy. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for students. An additional performance will be held on Sunday at 3:00.To purchase tickets, call the Farthing Box Office at 262-4046.
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OGDENSBURG Community-based mental health services will be enhanced before any inpatient beds are closed at the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center, a state Office of Mental Health spokesman said Friday.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced Thursday that the psychiatric enter would retain inpatient services and become a center of excellence specializing in childrens mental health care, reversing an OMH proposal to move inpatient capacity to downstate hospitals starting next year.
Mr. Cuomo announced that the centers 28 child and adolescent inpatient beds will remain open, while 25 of the facilitys 65 adult inpatient beds will be closed. An additional 50 community residential beds will be opened in the region.
The implementation of the new plan for the north county will ensure that proper community supports are in place prior to any ward closure, OMH spokesman Benjamin Rosen said Friday in an email message. No closure of any adult inpatient ward will occur until July 2014, at earliest.
The governor had also outlined several expanded programs at the psychiatric center, which will be renamed the Childrens Behavioral Health Center of Excellence for the North Country. The programs include enhanced mobile crisis units to dispatch help to those in need in more rural settings, an expanded day treatment program and enhanced use of tele-psychiatry for children to meet with counselors via video conference.
Mr. Rosen said the plan is in its infancy, and the development of a workable mental health care model for the north country will be based on the recommendations of the Central New York Regional Centers of Excellence Team, which includes north country health professionals and mental health advocates.
The team issued 14 recommendations to a larger steering committee earlier this month based on the assumption that the psychiatric center was closing. It identified as the regions top priorities a need for better transportation for rural people and cultural sensitivity training for people working with psychiatric patients.
The team also highlighted a need for better in-school psychiatric crisis management and increased access to housing and employment assistance.
Mr. Rosen said the recommendations by the Central New York Team and others provided invaluable advice that aided the Office of Mental Health in planning the expansion of community-based services in the north country and throughout the state, including the restructured community-based services announced by Gov. Cuomo yesterday. The reports which the teams submitted last week will continue to guide the Office of Mental Health in the planning and development of these services.
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CANTON The St. Lawrence County Board of Legislators will consider at its full board meeting Monday joining about two dozen other counties that already have passed resolutions opposed to use of their county seals in pistol permit recertifications and other purposes associated with the New York SAFE Act.
The SAFE Act was not a public policy implemented by the county, said Legislative Chairman Jonathan S. Putney, D-Waddington. Responsibility for the SAFE Act regulatory responsibilities belongs to the state.
The county board previously opposed a number of provisions enacted under the Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act but stopped short of calling for its repeal.
One of the provisions of the SAFE Act requires lifetime pistol permits to be recertified by state police every five years starting in 2018.
The New York State County Clerks Association passed a resolution last year opposing individual county names from being associated with the SAFE Act.
Its not an enforcement issue for the county, St. Lawrence County Clerk Mary Lou Rupp said. Its supposed to be a state issue. Our county clerks felt they didnt want our county seals on any of the paperwork.
Opponents of the SAFE Act support the resolutions as a form of resistance and a way to prevent county residents from thinking their counties endorse the act.
Mr. Putney said that the county was approached Jan. 31 about passing a resolution and that he did not want to wait for the Legislatures committee system to take a month to consider it before it could appear on the agenda for a full board meeting.
Its important for people to know we arent delaying a decision on this issue, he said.
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PAWTUCKET: Manny Neves, 46, passed unexpectedly on November 22nd, 2010.
Born in Central Falls, the son of Manuel T. and Sally (Seau) Neves of Pawtucket.
Manny was an 8th degree Black Belt World Champion in Muay Thai at the age of 42 and still holds the light - heavy weight title.
Since 1985, he has been a Martial Arts school proprietor and currently the owner of Elite Martial Arts of Lincoln.
He trained with his uncle Bert Neves for many years.
Besides his parents he is survived by two daughters, Gia Neves and Naomi S. Neves, two sisters, Maria Neri and her husband Bob of Exeter, RI and Moi Neves of Pawtucket, two nephews, Gino and Joey Neri, many Aunts, Uncles, cousins, dear friends and his dog, aka his son, Monte.
A funeral service will be held Saturday at 11am from the Keefe Funeral Home, Five Higginson Ave, Lincoln. Burial will be in Swan Point Cemetery, Providence. Relatives and friends are invited, calling hours will be held Friday from 5 until 8pm. For online condolences visit www.thekeefefuneralhome.com.
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CANTON A SUNY Canton student who was arrested by village police and St. Lawrence County Drug Task Force officers was picked up again on alleged heroin charges Wednesday.
Village police charged Rashid M. Stirling, 23, of Brooklyn, with third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, a felony.
Police allege that Mr. Stirling sold three wax baggies of heroin in the amount of $255 to a police informant sometime at the beginning of December.
Mr. Stirling, who was arraigned in Town Court and released under probation supervision, had just been released from St. Lawrence County jail after he and a second SUNY Canton student, Donnell Q. Tucker, 19, New York City, had been arrested the day before on charges related to the alleged possession of heroin, cocaine, marijuana and counterfeit U.S. currency.
Canton police and drug task force member Christopher J. Flint said the investigation into the drug sales started in November, and Wednesdays sales charge against Mr. Stirling was one of the several charges still pending against him.
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Day 2 – Visit Potala Palace
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We came across an article today from ReelSEO talking about the business of video virality. Once a video is produced, then what? How do you start to build an audience? The ReelSEO article links to a couple of videos from ABC News. It seems that ABC had the same question about what makes an online video take off into the mainstream. So, they hired an agency to help. One video is the full report on the process of conceptualizing, producing, and marketing the video. The other is the finished video, now at over 1 million views. It was an interesting experiment. So, what are some lessons that can be learned from this process?
- Plan – The ad agency spent time with the client, brainstorming all kinds of ideas. They got to know the client on a personal, professional, and philanthropic level. It was only after they learned about the client, were they able to come up with an idea that reflected his interests and values.
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Appalachian State women's basketball (17-6, 11-4 SoCon) has climbed back into the Mid-Major Top 25 thanks to three straight victories, including a road win at Western Carolina where the Mountaineers dominated their way to a 63-32 victory
on Monday. For the first time since Feb. 5, Appalachian is ranked in the CollegeInsider.com Women's Mid-Major Top 25. The Mountaineers check in at No. 22 this week. Delaware tops the poll, followed by Green Bay and Gonzaga. Appalachian is one of two Southern Conference squads to appear in this week's pole. Chattanooga sits in fifth place.
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Coming to terms with sight loss
Reactions to being diagnosed with sight loss tend to be similar to bereavement – you may experience feelings of denial, anger and fear and ask yourself "why me?"
It's important to know that it's OK to feel like this – these emotions are part of a process, and there will be a period of adjustment and loss from the life you used to have to the life you have now. Here you can explore and understand the most common feelings.
Shock and denial
Whether sight loss comes on suddenly or a diagnosis is confirmed after experiencing gradual change, shock is often the first reaction. It can be hard to take in the news, and you can find yourself carrying on as if nothing was different. You may also disbelieve the news or think the doctor has made a mistake. Of course, it's reasonable to seek a second opinion and look for more information about treatments. But you may find yourself frantically seeking further diagnoses, or trusting in "miracle" cures that have no evidence to support them. This is called denial, and it may be the mind's way of buying time to get used to a new experience. It should fade over time as you find ways to adjust to your situation.
Anger and questioning
You may get angry with the people around you, or with the services provided by official organisations. There might be legitimate targets for anger – for instance if your sight loss was caused by an injury, or if medical services were inadequate. Seeking justice or apologies can help you regain a sense of control. But sometimes you can feel angry when there's no obvious target. You might wonder "why me?" and get caught up in searching for explanations even though they may not change anything. Anger can be a natural response to unwelcome changes in circumstances. In questioning how the situation happened you're searching for ways to make things better. You may need time to explore whether you have the power to change things before you can feel ready to move on.
Helplessness, fear, anxiety
These feelings are part of the process of accepting what cannot be changed. This can be scary and may even send you back into denial. Common fears include: worries about income and having to be dependent on others to do things.Not being able to do things that others can do can feel intensely embarrassing, even shaming and can cause strong anxiety. Gaining new skills and confidence can help these feelings. But if you find anxiety or panic attacks becoming chronic, seek help from your GP or a counsellor.
You could also try No Panic an organisation for panic and anxiety problems: Telephone 0800 138 8889.
Sadness and grief
These may be obvious reactions but you might be surprised by the strength or depth of what you feel. This can be especially difficult for people who see themselves as "practical" and "good at coping". It's true that coping in an emergency can mean getting on with things without stopping to take notice of our feelings, but major life events such as sight loss require a longer, slower process of management. Allowing space for what you feel actually strengthens your ability to cope with change.
When sadness lasts a long time you can get depressed. This is a normal response to loss, but if it lasts for more than a few weeks and stops you getting on with normal life you may need professional help, especially if you get so low you have thoughts of harming yourself.
Seek help from your GP or a counsellor if you:
- persistently feel unable to get up
- are unable to eat normally
- have disturbed sleep
- cannot "be bothered" to see friends or family, or otherwise do what you would normally do
Visual hallucinations
Some people experience visual hallucinations, especially after sudden sight loss. This is a recognised condition called Charles Bonnet Syndrome (CBS). In most cases it is temporary and there are ways of managing it.
Contact the RNIB Helpline on 0303 123 9999 for further information about CBS or to be referred to our Eye Health Team.
Loss of identity, renewal of identity
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LISBON - The Lisbon Town Council voted in favor of re-appointing Lisbon Beach and Campground Director Michael J. ONeil at Wednesdays meeting, ending months of speculation over whether or not they would seek another person to fill the position.
Last week Mr. ONeil said that if the town council decided to advertise the position he would walk away.
The motion to re-appoint Mr. ONeil was made by Councilor Gary J. Jarvis and seconded by Councilor Robert O. McNeil. Town Supervisor James W. Armstrong also voted in favor of the appointment.
Councilors Susan M. Duffy and Nathanael Putney were absent.
Mr. McNeil said the town council will meet with Mr. ONeil in the coming months, before the campground reopens on May 1, to write up an employee handbook detailing the expectations of the director.
Thats fair, Mr. ONeil said of the decision.
Mr. ONeil said he was always hopeful that the town council would vote in favor of keeping him onboard.
This is something that I took on because its my life, he said. I have a desire to keep going with the beach. I feel really good about taking care of [campers] and dealing with them and moving on with the beach and campground.
Seven people attended Wednesdays meeting to support Mr. ONeil.
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He shouldnt have to apply to a job advertisement, she said to the town council before they voted on the issue. I would take that as an insult.
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MASSENA Town Supervisor Joseph D. Gray said that people with flights booked for Oct. 1 or later might want to consider calling Mayor James F. Hidy and lobbying him to continue providing security at the airport.
Mr. Hidy said Monday that, as of Oct. 1, the village no longer will send police officers to provide security at the airport unless the town signs an agreement to pay the village more than $50,000 a year.
Its like having a gun to our heads, Mr. Gray said.
We simply cant afford a one-year agreement for $50,000, Mr. Gray said. If someone has a flight for Oct. 1 or after, there is a good chance their flight will be canceled due to a lack of security. They should call the mayors office at 769-8625 and tell him to get off his high horse and do whats right for the community. His re-election campaign hasnt started yet.
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We realize theyre owed money. We havent been paid since 2012, either, he said. They will get their money.
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Mr. Gray said he approached Mr. Currier about using a retired officer at the airport three years ago, noting the idea didnt get very far at that time. The chiefs response was, Ill look into it. Mr. Gray said he then revisited the issue with Mr. Currier, receiving a similar response.
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East Carbon officials addressed a two pronged issue this week as they commended their police department for pursuing mental health training and voted to increase officer pay.
During Tuesday's city council session, members voted to raise police pay by 50 cents-per-hour due to a merit citation received by several members of the local department. The citation involved officer training at the Crisis Intervention Team Academy which used both classroom and interactive techniques to increase officer readiness when faced situations involving the mentally ill.
"This training will be incredibly valuable to us," said East Carbon Police Sgt. Phillip Holt, who approached the council concerning a merit raise during Tuesday's meeting. "We are called out at least twice per week to situations where mental health issues arise."
Police dealings with the mentally ill were brought to the forefront in 2009, when a Hurricane police officer deployed his taser on 32-year-old Brain Layton Cardall as he experienced a bi-polar episode. The episode which led to Cardall's death brought about an ongoing federal court case concerning the Hurricane Police and a call from Utah Governor Gary Herbert to increase police understanding concerning mental illness. During a May 2011 address at the state capitol, Herbert signed a resolution that encouraged all Utah police departments to participate in CIT Academy Training.
According to Holt, the recent training included 40 hours of physician, psychologist, licensed social worker and police instruction. The officers were taught techniques which would increase their awareness of mental health issues and instructed on effective strategies to utilize when encountering mental health consumers. The training further broadened the officer's understanding of legal issues associated with the mentally ill and provided safe intervention and resolution techniques.
"The majority of the time, law enforcement officers are the first individuals to respond when a person is experiencing a mental health crisis," explained Holt. "It is imperative that as many officers as possible receive the training needed to de-escalate these situations, for that reason we saw this training as a must."
All over the state officers were encouraged to take part in the training, as developing a cadre of officers equipped with the skills needed to help someone through a crisis has become a legislative mandate.
"We are proud of the participation shown by our department," said Holt. "Most squads only have a quarter of their officers trained and with this most recent class we now have 75 percent of our officers proficient in CIT certification."
In addition to Sgt. Holt, Officers Shawn Sackett and Kelsey Shumway also completed the training, which given the proposed pay increase, would cost the city $5,670 in annual raises for the department.
"For several years, we have been looking for a way to increase the pay within our local department," said East Carbon Council member David Avery. "During that time we have agreed that merit increases would be the best way to begin leveling our pay structure with what is seen in the rest of the county. Therefore I am inclined to support this increase."
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LINCOLN — Colonel Steven G. O'Donnell, superintendent of the Rhode Island State Police and Commissioner of Public Safety, announces the first arrest at the Twin River Casino relating to the integrity of table games.
At 2:45 a.m. on July 10, a member of the State Police Gaming Enforcement Unit (GEU) arrested Steven E. Sabitoni, 46, of School Road, Lincoln, on one count of larceny under $1,500.
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Coastal Bend: Soil-moisture levels were greatly helped by rain. Winter pastures responded well to the rain. Wind damage and hail from a Jan. 9 storm was reported to be widespread. Wet soils prevented growers from planting spring wheat. This late, most spring wheat that was originally planned will probably not be planted as growers opt for other warm-season crops in its place. Farmers had not applied fertilizer due to very dry soil before the rain but were expected to resume as soon as fields dried out. Producers continued to provide supplemental feed to livestock as winter forages were in short supply.
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Far West: The region has had no measurable amount of precipitation in more than 120 days. The lack of moisture in conjunction with high winds has put the region at very high risk for wildfires. Pecan growers were pruning dormant trees. Fall-planted onions and alfalfa were dormant as well. Farmers were preparing fields for spring planting of cotton, chilies and corn. North: Soil moisture ranged from short to adequate. From 2 to 9 inches of snow fell with temperatures dropping into the teens and low 20s. The cold temperatures meant the snow did not melt for a few days. Though the snowy, cold weather brought needed moisture, it forced livestock feeders to use a lot of hay supplies. Winter pasture growth slowed with the low temperatures, but the snow was expected to have insulated young wheat from freezing. With the inclement weather, there is not much field activity other than feeding livestock. The pecan harvest was complete, and winter wheat was in fair to good condition. Rangeland and pasture conditions ranged from poor to good.
Panhandle: The region remained very dry. Soil moisture was short to very short, which adversely affected all winter wheat but particularly that grown without irrigation. Field activities across most of the area were at a standstill due to weather. In a few counties, producers were preparing fields for spring plantings. A large increase in acreage destined for cotton planting was anticipated. Supplemental feeding of cattle was the norm for most livestock producers. Some had to routinely break ice in tanks and ponds due to the severe cold.
Rolling Plains: Cold and dry conditions continued, and wildfire danger was high. Some wheat fields under center-pivot irrigation made good progress. Other fields were in severe need of moisture. The farmers nearly had the cotton harvest finished with only a few modules of cotton needing to get picked up. All things considered, 2010 was a very good year for cotton farmers. Many were shredding and plowing the last remaining of their fields. Eventually, they plan to prepare beds for spring planting, but currently, soils were rock hard due to the lack of moisture. Livestock were in fair condition with supplemental feeding. Feral hog movement and destruction increased.
South: Several counties received a long-awaited rainfall. However, soil-moisture conditions were mostly short to very short throughout most of the region. The exceptions to the short soil moisture regions were those eastern and southern counties that received large rains. Rangeland and pastures improved somewhat, but cold temperatures slowed winter-annual forage production to a standstill. Supplemental feeding was in full swing due to diminishing forage quality and quantity. Beef cattle scores were fair to good. In the northern part of the region, growers were actively planting potatoes. Producers in the eastern part of the region were applying fertilizer and pre-emergence herbicides. In the western part of the region -- mostly the Zavala County area - growers were busy harvesting fresh-market spinach and cabbage. In the southern part of the region, the harvesting of citrus, winter vegetables and sugarcane was ongoing. Southeast: Some areas receive about 1 inch of rain, which was absorbed quickly by dry soils. Wheat was good. Land preparation has slowed some due to the wet conditions.
South Plains: The region was bitterly cold with a low of 8 degrees and a high of 27 degrees, and wind gusts up to 23 mph. Soil moisture was very short to short. The cotton-ginning season continued to wind down with only a few gins still running. Winter wheat was in poor to fair condition and in need of moisture. Pastures and rangeland were in poor to fair condition with rainfall needed for cool-season grasses. Livestock remained in mostly good condition, with producers providing supplemental feed on colder days. Southwest: The region received 0.2-0.3 inches of moisture in the form of a slow, drizzling rain, but cumulative rainfall totals since Aug. 1 remained at about 50 percent of the long-term average. Cold weather helped conserve the limited moisture. Fields were ready for early spring planting. More rain will be needed soon for dryland crops to be planted. Pastures and rangeland forbs were in winter dormancy. Forage availability was below average. Winter vegetables made excellent progress under heavy irrigation. The harvesting of cabbage and spinach continued.
West Central: Extremely cold weather and dry conditions continued. All counties needed rain to keep winter pastures and crops going. The cotton harvest was completed in most areas. Winter wheat was in poor condition due to lack of moisture. Farmers were preparing fields for spring plantings. Rangeland and pasture conditions continued to decline. Forage availability was very low. Livestock were in fair condition with continued supplemental feeding. The pecan harvest was completed in many areas with average yields reported.
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Located deep beneath the soil at Emma Park is a resource Price City is looking to try and acquire more of: water. But drilling two thousand feet deep into the Earth for the possible cache of water may not be the biggest obstacle the city must overcom...
School District defends policy in principal appointments
Parents in the East Carbon area and some educators in the Carbon School District were upset last month when principal Melissa Bueno was transferred from Bruin Point Elementary School to Wellington Elementary with little warning to the staff at the sc...
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James Kalat's best-selling INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY does far more than cover major theories and studies; it encourages you to question the information and ask yourself, "How was this conclusion reached?" and "Does the evidence really support it?" In this student-praised text, Kalat challenges your preconceptions about psychology to help you become a more informed consumer of information not only during your college experience but, also as you venture into your post-college life. With his humorous writing style and hands-on "Try It Yourself" exercises, Kalat puts you at ease and gets you involved with what you are studying so that you can succeed in your course.
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The Southern Conference announced the first of two Wild Card selections for the league's football broadcast package. The Nov. 10 game between Chattanooga and Wofford will be added to the league's broadcast schedule and will
be available on ESPN3. The game is scheduled for a 1:30 p.m. kickoff at Gibbs Stadium in Spartanburg, S.C. The Terriers are currently 6-1 on the season and 4-1 in league play. Wofford is ranked No. 7 in the FCS Sports Network Poll and is eighth in the FCS Coaches Poll.
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