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CANTON The trial of the Massena couple who allegedly assaulted and attempted to kidnap another Massena teen was adjourned for three more weeks.
Jury selection was scheduled to begin Tuesday for the trial of Miranda M. Green, 18, and Patrick R. Lloyd, 25, but was brought to a halt by St. Lawrence County Judge Jerome J. Richards for reasons that were not disclosed and stated only as legal reasons.
St. Lawrence County District Attorney Nicole M. Duv� said a new date of Sept. 16 has been set for jury selection.
Jury selection will begin on that day with a new panel, Ms. Duv� said. Judge Richards adjourned the panel chosen for jury selection today for reasons I cant discuss.
Mr. Lloyd is facing charges of second-degree attempted kidnapping, first-degree unlawful imprisonment, second-degree unlawful imprisonment, petit larceny and second-degree attempted assault.
Ms. Green is facing charges of second-degree attempted kidnapping, first-degree unlawful imprisonment, second-degree unlawful imprisonment, petit larceny and third-degree assault.
She was in court Monday on a warrant for allegedly failing to comply with a court order to successfully undergo treatment for substance abuse while released under probation supervision.
It is alleged that on Feb. 16, the couple shoved Catherine A. Berry, 18, of Massena to the ground before punching and kicking her in the face.
They then reportedly restrained Ms. Berrys hands and tried to throw her into their vehicle before their actions drew the attention of neighbors in the Sycamore Street area, where the incident took place. Ms. Berry reportedly suffered bruises and facial swelling as a result of the attack.
That story changed in June when Ms. Berry gave a sworn statement to a Canton private investigator recanting her story, saying that she was coerced to make accusations against the pair and that Mr. Lloyd was trying to break up a fight between her and Ms. Green on Feb. 16.
He did not try to put me in the car. Miranda Green did not make the statement to put me in the car, Ms. Berry said in a statement signed June 4 in the presence of Canton private investigator Donald J. Tracy.
Ms. Berry said she was coerced into making a statement against the pair by her parents as well as by village police Officer Tyler J. Condlin and another man, Matthew C. Malu.
Both Ms. Green and Mr. Lloyd remain in St. Lawrence County jail awaiting the trial.
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When Krissy Banegas met her husband Joey, he'd already lost a leg in Afghanistan and was three years into recovery. Though she willingly stepped into the caregiver role, she sometimes finds the responsibility overwhelming.
"It's harder than what I thought it would be like in the beginning," she said.
The Banegases were among nearly 100 spouses, partners, parents and others attending the USO Caregivers Conference in San Antonio on May 30. The USO Caregivers Conferences offer advice and information on stress management, parenting, military benefits and improving communication between wounded, ill and injured troops and their caregivers.
The couple came away from the conference pledging to work harder on communication, to listen to each other and their children, to avoid blaming each other and to be thankful for their blessings.
"It's a lot easier to notice the things that are wrong than to realize what you have," Joey said. "It's a lot easier to give up than push through it." The USO is planning to host more Caregivers Conferences in 2013. Read the story.
First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden joined dozens of Congressional spouses May 10 to assemble Mother's Day gift boxes for the wives, moms and girlfriends of deployed troops.
"I can only imagine the challenge that this time brings for people with loved ones deployed," First Lady Michelle Obama said.
The USO teamed up with Full Circle Home to acquire and assemble 2,000 packages to be delivered to women across the country.
"Troops serving in harm's way just want to know that someone back home is looking out for their loved ones," USO President Sloan Gibson said.
The first and second ladies spent an hour standing in an assembly line on the lawn of the vice president's mansion in Washington, D.C., filling boxes with perfumes, lotions, gift cards, a charm bracelet, and—most importantly—a handwritten note from the troops to the women in their lives. The event was part of their Joining Forces initiative to support military families. Read the story.
USO Operation Enduring Care Co-Chair Ed Reilly, USO of Metropolitan Washington President Elaine Rogers, USO President and CEO Sloan Gibson and Fort Belvoir Garrison Commander Colonel John Strycula pose in front of the final roof beam that was placed during the June 13 topping out ceremony at the USO Warrior and Family Center on Fort Belvoir, Virginia.
A topping out ceremony is a builder's tradition that marks the placement of the final beam in a structure. The building is on track to be completed late this year. Read the story.
When Marquita Milligan applied to be an administrative assistant in Germany, the USO didn't initially select her for an interview. Nearly three years later, she's moved up from administrative work to supporting six centers as the USO Kaiserslautern Area Operations Manager.
"I found out after being hired that I did not initially make the cut for the interviews … because my professional experience was in accounting," she said. "I am so thankful [the previous area director] asked for more résumés!"
Milligan—who received her MBA from the University of Phoenix last year—is a military spouse who sought to join the USO's team after working for other nonprofits.
"I have experienced the USO first hand and truly appreciate the mission," she said. "I was excited to have the opportunity to help provide support to other military families."
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"Though at times it might seem like a lot of work, [USO staffers and volunteers should know] that every small thing [they] do is genuinely appreciated by thousands of troops and their families."
Award-winning singer and songwriter Toby Keith celebrated a decade of USO tours this spring, taking a five-country, 12-day trip to entertain troops in the Middle East. The country star continued his longstanding tradition of visiting remote bases to deliver thanks from home.
"I can't believe it has already been a decade, t feels like just yesterday when I first started working with the USO," Keith said. "I've met so many great, brave servicemen and women over the years and had so many wonderful experiences ... One thing is for sure, I enjoy working with the USO, I love our nation's troops and I won't ever stop doing my part to extend my thanks." See the photos from Keith's tour.
The USO collaborated with Universal Pictures' summer blockbuster Battleship and partner Coca-Cola to raise awareness of the needs of troops and their families.
Through this partnership, Universal Pictures' Battleship Director Peter Berg produced a public service announcement for the USO called "Real Heroes" to encourage all Americans to salute our troops. The PSA will be featured on the Battleship DVD, out this August.
Meanwhile, Coca-Cola invited their Coke Zero consumers to donate to the USO through their MyCokeRewards program. For every point donated, Coke Zero will make a donation to the USO and then match it up to a total of $50,000. Watch the PSA.
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Ive been a member here for quite some time, but I completely forgot about it and never managed to post. So here I am!
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Ive been using linux since SUSE 8, however long ago that was.
Anyways I love using linux on a daily basis. I use it for almost everything.
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Thank you for the info! I know I dont have the accent right on the phrase,because I do not know how to type that in properly.Maybe I can do as you have copy and paste it and save that. I am sorry to get it wrong,but it was only because I need to know my keyboard better.
Ill see what I can do to copy it.I do not use Word program very well either-so Ill have to struggle it through.
Let me know how the drone fits and sounds on your pipes-maybe even having a video taken of you playing? No pressure!
It is cold here and around two feet of snow. Very pretty in the big mountains,but when the roads are slick I dont care for that.
I hope your winter is going beautiful and well. Rain,snow-makes for green pastures and high rivers and lakes-my favourite.
I send you that lovely farewell,Duncan,but will not wite it till I can figure how to put the accents properly on the letters!
Best to yourself, sharon
Thank you for the greeting! It has been a very busy start to the year for myself-with my art work,also living in Montana's winter time.It hasnt been too cold-though a cold front is here now through the next few days.The mountains sure are pretty now.
I am sure you are excited about getting the drone end for your pipes.That is about my favourite instrument.I listen to the Channel 1 here on the radio feed as I work,and when I hear tunes that feature serious pipes I just have to stop work and enjoy the tune.
Someday I would love to visit Ireland and just tour the areas for a while and enjoy local musicians,the land,and horses. Shotgunning with Daithi would be a plus! Or with any local shooting club,for that matter.And taking many photos.
Well its back to work for myself.Duncan,you and yours have a warm and happy winter.
Sla'n a'gus Bea'nnacht, sharon
Duncan, Thank you for the Gaelic explanation-it is indeed a beautiful term.I will include this into my goodbyes as well.
Turning colder here,and it is snowing.Winter has arrived!
Sla'n a'gus Bea'nnacht, sharon
Hi Duncan,
Thanks for your update.
I too am busy and so understand-if you send a note once in a while thats ok!
I just returned from a business trip-an outdoors hunting show-I do PR rep work for the magazines that I draw for.It was fun but desperately hot.Im glad to be back in my big mountains in the cool.
Have a good trip to Donegal the end of the month.It is nice to have a break.You and Sheila have a nice time.
I like to paint outbuildings and homes-at least mine-it always looks fresh and is good to go for more years.
Well Im pressed to finish some art-I have a moose on the desk that needs finishing.
Thank you for the update,Duncan,and will be in touch later.
Hi Duncan,
It is always mighty to hear from you.
I appreciate your rescue of the wee oystercatcher.Birds have it so tough in today's environments.I feed wild birds in two big feeders,sunflower seed.Some millet too .
Sometime have Sheila take some photos of yourself playing music with your friends-that would make for wonderful pictures here.
I can imagine what you have had to deal with as regards an environment of civil unrest,and I am sorry you went through that experience-as many have also.Here in the US,hunting and target sports are a normanl part of life in many areas,especially out west here.I am a horseman amidst a culture of hunters,marksmen,and cowboys.Montana in particular is considered one of the least old style western states,with tall rugged mountains and the outdoors type of people to match.I love the outdoors industry and activities,hence my illustrating for so many hunt oriented magazines.My editors love the realistic feel to my art in large part because I also know of what I draw,being so active outdoors.
My handling of rifles is done with the most careful,reponsable control.I have been taught by the best in police and military instructors,and I do not tolerate poor weapon handling-that makes me nervous too!
Actually,Daithi,this site's owner,has as his photo ID an image of himself shooting a shotgun,and we have had a nice discussion on the pleasure of responsible shooting sports.
In this way,the US is a whole different world-and amazingly,that works in our favour as regards crime in some areas.There are places that a criminal knows what result he will experience if he breaks into a home if the owners are present! That type of crime is almost non existent in this area.Too bad that people have to worry at all of security.
They need to all play music!!
Thank you Duncan.
Heres a shot from my pro days.
Now I play for fun.
Hope you are well -would be fun for a wee group of us to play sometime.
Raining in the big mountains here-a desperate day.
Best, sharon
Glory Be!!
Wonderful to hear from yourself.
I could discuss our family lines with your wife,and play music all night long.I used to play as a pro and have been in several very good bands-the only woman in them all.I loved to play the Irish competition tunes in the old time fiddle contests with my fiddler friend.We have placed high several years in a row-in the advanced divisions till he was asked to judge!
I play guitar-a big Guild that can hold its own with a banjo.I play with some very good melodic banjo players-I also play mandolin and mandola.I love to sing as well,and sing a few of the love songs from the Coors.
I simply adore the Illian pipes [spell?] Ones that Paddy Mahoney plays! Nothing gets me as the pipes.
Please see my profile-you will see what I do for work-my Bailey eventing horse was posted on the sites front page.
My mum-Shirley Ann O'Donnell-was direct from Ireland-and I inherited her long red hair and green eyes-but my Da's dark Indian skin tone.I can break into her rolling Irish accent at will-to the delight of all my cowboy and cowgirl friends here in Montana.
Please keep in touch,Duncan! I would dearly love to hear you play-perhaps sometime you could post a recording here.
I dont know if you like cold ones,but I surely do-and Ill have one for yourself tonight!
I hear all the music of Ireland when I am in motion on a horse.I ride in speed events,as well as for the fun.
Enjoyed so much hearing from yourself!
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CANTON SUNY Canton soon will have a list of dozens of candidates looking to be the next president of the college. Monday marks the deadline for applications and the start of the colleges considerations.
The college hopes to have a president in place by the start of the fall semester.
It hired RPA Inc., Williamsport, Pa., to oversee the search.
College Council Chairman Ronald M. ONeill heads the 16-member search committee. He has not yet seen any of the applications, but expects RPA will have about 100 candidates by the deadline.
Were very happy with the number of applications theyve received, he said.
After the deadline, the applications will be placed on a private website accessible only to search committee members. They will narrow the list of candidates down to 10 to 15.
Phone interviews will begin in December, which will winnow the list of candidates a bit further.
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Once the board has narrowed the field to five or six candidates, their names will be made public, and the applicants will visit the campus for final interviews.
The search committee then will make its recommendations to the College Council, which in turn will recommend at least three candidates to SUNY Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher.
Finally, the chancellor will make her recommendations to the SUNY board of trustees, which has the final say.
The colleges acting president, Joseph C. Hoffman, is eligible to apply. Mr. ONeill said he has not seen the applications yet and does not know whether Mr. Hoffman is in the running.
Meanwhile, SUNY Potsdam is a few steps earlier in the same process. The college will begin advertising for applicants within the next few weeks.
Once that happens, applications will begin to come in, but in the meantime the search company is already doing outreach to people they think would be a good fit, said June F. ONeill, SUNY Potsdam College Council chairwoman and Mr. ONeills wife.
The college hired Academic Search Inc., Washington, D.C., to oversee the process.
Even though SUNY Potsdam started its search later than SUNY Canton, it still hopes to find a new president before the fall semester.
The steps to be taken are the same as at Canton, including the emphasis on confidentiality.
Unlike Mr. Hoffman, SUNY Potsdam interim President Dennis L. Hefner is not eligible to apply.
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I may consider giving it another go eventually, probably not til the Global server gets the 6th hero though.
theyre getting beast tamer today not a 6th hero but whatever. Dunno how you people liked the grind originally in maplestory even if its a bit too fast now.
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A spike in the water use and the subsequent costs at a low income public housing complex in East Carbon City may be too much to bear for the local Housing Authority to cover the added costs.
Victor Staley, an accountant and human resources manager with the Housing Authority of Carbon County, told the East Carbon City council on Tuesday evening that the high cost of water usage for the month of July has him shaking his head as to why the bill was much higher than in previous months.
Over a one month period this year from June to July, the water bill the Housing Authority received from East Carbon City showed an increase of over $3,200, according to the billing information Staley provided to the council. He said the water bill for June was $1,078.25 and in July the bill was at $4,307.
The information has Staley perplexed on the exact reason why the bill has shot up so much.
"I just can't see our residents using this amount of water," he explained.
The housing in question, Whitmore Apartments, located at 111 Whitmore Drive, has 20 single occupant houses. Residents who live in the apartments are low income families that are making less than $500 a month. About 30 percent of a resident's income is used to pay to live there while they are given help from the Housing Authority with the rest of the costs, Staley said.
Because the Housing Authority of Carbon County is considered a non-profit organization, money is not readily available to cover such a high increase, Staley said. With cutbacks in the funding for the Housing Authority from the federal government, Staley said the organization has needed to work around the smaller budget available to them. As the funding has been scaled back, by upwards of 40 percent, the ability to pay the high water bill is not something the housing authority could easily take care of, Staley said.
"We're not making any money here," Staley said referring to the housing. "But we need to keep things up for the tenants. This place has to stay open somehow and we've got to have some place for these people to go."
Councilman Darrell Valdez said he and others with the city have noticed water flowing from an area just outside of the apartments. In one example, Valdez said he observed water coming out of a box next to the apartments over a three-day period. Staley and Valdez said they both have noticed a person living at the apartment complex who tends to water their yard a lot.
One possible reason for the high water usage noted on the water meter could be because the water used by the resident was not shut off completely after each use, Valdez said.
"Water runs non-stop over there, all day long," Valdez said.
The water usage at the apartments have jumped up over the months, especially in July. Much of the usage could be attributed to people watering their lawns and gardens on a regular basis, according to Councilman James Wayman.
The exact reasons for the high amount of water being used at the apartments may not be easily known. Jim Robertson, an ECC resident, believes that the water meters at the Whitmore Apartments may be affected by a number of pipes underground that have been used over the years. His conclusion is that water could be flowing down the pipes tipping off the meters at the Whitmore Apartments but ends up going somewhere other than the apartment complex.
Staley said the Housing Authority of Carbon County had the pipes leading to the apartment complex checked as recently as last year for any problems.
"We'll have to double check what's going on with them," Staley said.
To provide a possible solution to the problem, Robertson, who has served on the Housing Authority board for over 10 years, said the city could install extra meters at the apartments to monitor each resident and how much they use over a period of time.
Another concern for Staley is with the recent water rate increase in the city and how much it will affect the budget for the Housing Authority. However, the decision to raise water rates in the city was long overdo, Valdez said.
The city council has discussed implementing a life line for those residents in the city who may need assistance with the increased cost of water, but they have yet to talk over at a council meeting how the life line system would be put into place and who would be eligible to sign up.
Councilman Andy Urbanik suggested the council table the issue until the city can research the readings on the water meters, including over the last year, to determine the next step the city will take. One possible outcome to the water issue could see the USDA working towards an inter-local agreement with East Carbon City, Urbanik said.
Calling the situation a 'mixture of problems', Staley said after the meeting he was pleased to see that the city council would look into the issue.
"Anything will help us," Staley said. "Hopefully we will have a combined effort between the Housing Authority and East Carbon to solve the problem."


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As the worries of yet another drought season fill the minds of many Carbon County residents, the Division of Wildlife Resources had dedicated themselves to providing adequate information regarding fishing opportunities and advantages across the state.
The DWR warns local anglers to not wait until July to fish Utah's rivers and streams. The best fishing of the year is happening now.
"There's some fantastic stream and river fishing in Utah now and it should continue through spring and early summer," stated Tom Pettengill, sport fisheries coordinator for the DWR.
The reason for early fishing success is drought.
In a year with normal snowfall, high runoff from the mountains raises water in rivers and streams to levels that are almost unfishable by early May. Those high levels often remain until mid-July. That won't be the case this year however.
"Runoff will be much lower and that means rivers and streams should be fishable through the spring and summer," Pettengill explained.
The only exception are stretches below dams, where releases for irrigation can raise water levels temporarily.
"When this happens, head higher in elevation until reaching river and stream stretches that are above the reservoirs. With the warm weather the area has had recently, insect hatches are already happening and fish are actively feeding," Pettengill stated.
"Some of the best flows of the year are happening now and the fish are comfortable and active," the fisheries coordinator continued.
Pettengill says that many streams and rivers are accessible and others will be by late April or early May.
The DWR coordinator provides the following advice to anglers fishing Utah's rivers and streams during spring and early summer.
Fish during the middle of the day.
According to Pettengill, the evenings and mornings are still fairly cold, but the weather warms up by mid-day and that's when the bugs start to hatch.
Check fishing reports, visit local tackle shops and talk with other anglers to learn which areas are fishable and where fish are being caught.
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Fish at the heads of pools. This is where many of the active fish are waiting for their next meal.
Consider using small spinners and spoons, which allow anglers to cover more water than bait does.
If and angler has not caught anything within 20 minutes , hop in a vehicle and visit a different reach of stream.
"Bugs might be hatching on a different stretch, or the water might be clearer somewhere else," Pettengill said. "Move until fish are found."
According to the fishing coordinator, among Utah's more well-known rivers, the Provo, Weber and Green should provide excellent fishing this spring.
When mid-summer arrives, Pettengill encourages river and stream anglers to switch their tactics. Water levels could be low in some areas, but good fishing should still be available.
"Lower water levels will concentrate fish more, which is good for anglers, but it also makes fish more wary," he explained.
To catch fish later in the summer, Pettengill advises anglers to approach streams and rivers quietly and to cast their lures or baits to the heads of pools, where fish are usually waiting.
"Try and cast the lure or bait so it lands quietly on the surface, or cast into turbulent waters upstream from the pool and then let the lure or bait drift through it," Pettengill concluded.


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The election is over and the voice of the people has been heard. Democrats have a new majority in congress.George Bush got what Bill Clinton got in 1994. Mutineers have seized the rudder of the ship of state. The people are demanding a change of direction.
So far, President Bush seems to have gotten the message. He made secretary of defense Rumsfeld walk the plank the day after the elections, and he had tea and crumpets with Nancy Pelosi in the rose garden.
Other members of the Bush administration might soon jump ship or be thrown overboard. Only time will tell how this shift in politics will affect our lives and our future.
President Bush has two more years as captain of the ship, but not all of the people in the pilothouse will be members of his crew. There will surely be contention over compass bearings and navigational charts. Will our future ship of state be a battle cruiser, a target vessel, or a carnival cruise? We can only guess.
Today more than ever, we need a pilot to help us navigate the rocky shoals. In the interests of staying afloat, I have asked Uncle Spud to do the honors. Here is our course over troubled waters as prescribed by the most patriotic old geezer I know.
We should invite God back into our schools and our government. Atheists can worship tolerance and diversity if they don't want to participate.
Whatever it takes, our nation must win the War on Terror. The jihadists will keep attacking us until we prevail. Why wait? In the immortal words of Larry the Cable Guy, "Let's git'er done." Let's do it before they have nuclear bombs. Things will only get more difficult the longer we wait.
We absolutely must become energy independent. If we can't drill in the wilderness, let's go for oil shale, coal gasification, and lots more nuclear power plants. If world strife is really all about oil, let the Arabs keep theirs.
America is losing our heavy industries. We need to keep steel plants and manufacturing companies here. We couldn't have won World War II with a service industry economy. Colonel Sanders was a great guy, but I'd rather have General Electric and General Motors in my army.
We must plug the holes in our borders and stop the flood of illegal immigration. They might do menial jobs for low wages, but we can't afford them, and we don't know who we are letting in.
We need to stop all the bi-lingual and "diversity" crap and become one nation under God again. Celebrating a cultural heritage is great, but if you want to live here, be an American or go back where you came from.
We need to teach (demand) good manners, self-discipline, and respect for authority in our schools. A dress code and a basic measure of classroom discipline would help. From what we see on the street, our schools are becoming zoos.
We need to reinstate the draft. Defending our country should be an obligation, not an option.
There should be a price to pay for citizenship. Things that are free hold little value for most of us. Every young person should be required to give a year of military duty or public service to the country. They could serve as social workers, public works employees, hospital and care center volunteers, youth program assistants, etc.
We need to equalize the income tax burden. Everyone should pay 10 percent of gross income with no deductions and no exceptions.
We need to revisit laws governing eight-hour workdays with weekends off. Too many companies are requiring employees to work 12-hour shifts. Perhaps it's time for a new labor movement in this country.
There are other things that need fixing too, but this list is a good start. Because they've both pledged to do what is best for our country, I will expect Mr. Bush and Ms. Pelosi to have these changes made right away.
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Marian Gaborik is due back in the Rangers lineup during the month of November as he recovers from offseason surgery on his shoulder.
While he has been skating and has been rehabbing his shoulder, Gaborik told Pat Leonard of the Daily News that the mental part of his recovery is as important as the physical part.
"It just needs to be strengthened, and I need to be confident. Everything's gone as planned, so I'm very happy with the progress … I can feel that it's getting better. So that's the most important thing."
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(Editor's note: As most of you know, Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano recently went public (again) with his idea to solve the arena issue by combining a new Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum with a casino owned by the Shinnecock tribe. Mangano's plan was first written about on Point Blank last July 12.
By working with the Shinnecocks, Mangano would not need zoning approvals from the Town of Hempstead. As you would expect, however, the casino plan has already been met with resistance from some community groups.
With no new news to advance the subject of the arena issue – hard to believe, but Charles Wang has now owned the Islanders for eleven years – I have chosen to publish this editorial by Long Island Press publisher Jed Morey. The piece, first published in the Press, supports the Mangano/Shinnecock initiative. You have your opportunity to express your views in the Comments thread.
I've known Jed for close to 15 years, back when Jim Cerny, Chris King and I called Islanders games for the dearly departed, legendary new wave/progressive rock radio station WLIR, which was owned by the Morey family. Jed is also a founding member of Keep It On Long Island, an online community – http://www.kioli.org – dedicated to preserving the Long Island economy while providing environmental stewardship in the region. The KIOLI founding members set aside 5% of membership investments to purchase shares of a local, organic Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) project, which then donates the equivalent shares to Island Harvest.
I thank him for the column and for starting the conversation. The opinions expressed are his. For now, let me just repeat what I have been saying for almost three years in this space: it is vital for all of Islanders Country to support the efforts to keep the team in Nassau County, Long Island, New York…CB)
by Jed Morey – Publisher, Long Island Press
There is a renewed hullaballoo surrounding the proposed Shinnecock casino at the current site of the Nassau Coliseum. A deserved hullaballoo, I might add. The very thought of a casino in the middle of our bustling, albeit struggling, suburban landscape inspires clamorous debate among the many stakeholders that exist in relatively tight quarters. Even lame duck Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy is quacking about building a casino at his beloved Yaphank facility claiming that it's better suited further away from Nassau County residents.
Unfortunately, it will be a cold day in hell before Long Islanders in either county have a say in the matter. People you have never heard of in positions you didn't know existed will never allow a casino to be built this close to New York City because it would potentially devastate the interests of the people they represent from upstate New York, Connecticut, Atlantic City and Las Vegas. I offer this, not to quell your enthusiasm but to issue a gauntlet of solidarity and self-determination: either we all get behind this, or we drop it from the start.
So let's have a debate among ourselves. Long Islander to Long Islander. But allow me to establish some ground rules. First, take the emotion out of the ensuing discourse by recognizing that while there is no magic elixir to cure our financial illness on Long Island, Nassau County in particular, we must not allow ourselves to be constrained by classic NIMBYism. There's nothing wrong with thinking big. Conversely, big thinking doesn't always ensure positive outcomes. But the only journey that guarantees failure is one that never begins. Taxpayers can no longer afford pusillanimous behavior from elected officials who acquiesce to a vocal minority. (Yeah, I'm talking to you, Huntington! Oops. Getting emotional. My bad.)
Further, in order to have a proper discussion we must move past the question of legitimacy; that is, whether the tribe has the right to construct a casino on this parcel. For the purposes of examining the potential impact of this type of development, let us assume that it is within their right to strike an agreement with the government to build on this property. Lastly, the only other stipulation I entreat you to heed is to refrain from casting racially motivated aspersions toward members of the Shinnecock Nation. It detracts from the merit of the debate.
Here are my assertions. Let the debate begin.
If you build it they will come. A casino nestled within such a populous community has the potential of being the largest-grossing casino in the nation. Factor in the public transportation access to this area from New York City residents and this is an irrefutable fact. The impact upon the local economy would be seismic. According to a 2008 study published by the Taylor Policy Group of Sarasota, Fla., the estimated impact of the gaming and related industries of the Seneca Nation in western New York is $820 million annually. The study places this figure in context by stating that "the impact of the Nation exceeds that of the [Buffalo] Bills and the [Buffalo] Sabres combined and approaches that of the SUNY Buffalo campus." This project would create thousands of sustained jobs and provide badly needed work for the local trades, generate healthy revenues to the Long Island Power Authority and local municipalities, and have an incredible halo effect on the travel, tourism and hospitality industry.
A casino would not create a seedy culture. This particular assertion is hotly debated. Casinos conjure up images of mafia hoods and prostitutes. Never mind that you can already gamble in dozens of OTBs, buy lottery tickets on every corner, find a hooker making the rounds in industrial parks, or get a happy ending at any number of corner massage parlors. The moment a high-priced call girl takes up residence on a casino barstool looking for an out-of-town businessman in a leisure suit with a name badge, our puritan alarm sounds and the torches and pitchforks come out. I'm not condoning the use of escort services, but merely pointing out our collective hypocrisy with respect to our view on what's acceptable and where. Prohibiting this illegal indulgence is far more manageable than scouring Craigslist and cracking down on neighborhood massage parlors.
This actually is the best location for a casino. The modern casino is part of an extensive array of business and cultural services. They tend to be aesthetically pleasing (think Wynn, not Trump) and boost the viability of a convention center, sports complex and entertainment arena. If a gaming operation was paired with a family destination nearby (think Great Wolf Lodge), imagine the combined economic possibilities of family and business travel. I might also remind everyone that Roosevelt Raceway was a gigantic gambling facility. It amuses me to no end that we can build a refuse-burning facility with a Garden City address down the road, but a casino with a hotel, sports arena and convention center threaded by a coordinated transit hub that connects local retail and commerce is a non-starter.
This development would ease traffic. Yup. I said it. The amount of money generated by a full-fledged hotel, casino and convention operation with a family amusement center would fund the long-desired transportation hub between the railroad, Museum Row, and the local shopping destinations. It's all right there; you just can't get there from here at the moment.
The Islanders are worth fighting for. This team stood by Long Island for decades. Hell, they even looked pretty good at the end of this season and their prospects for next year are even better. This is our only professional sports franchise. Like I said, the Islanders are worth fighting for.
Hofstra would benefit greatly from this development. Hofstra University is emerging as the largest and most vocal detractor of this project. This is completely understandable given the fears gambling inspires. The two most salient points the University is making are that college kids shouldn't have this type of access to a gambling establishment and that its proximity will have a deleterious effect on the school's image from the perspective of parents considering sending their children to the school.
First of all, kids are gambling online and addicted to video games. This will be the addiction cross to bear for this generation. As for the perceptual aesthetic and moral issues of a peripheral gaming establishment, it's hard to imagine the current "approach" to the University being any worse. I love the Hofstra campus but the immediate surroundings, including the dilapidated coliseum, leave much to be desired.
Hofstra is a serious stakeholder that would and should be able to ask for the sun, moon and stars when the infrastructure is fully developed here. President Stuart Rabinowitz has done more to enhance the reputation of this institution, from which I proudly hold a degree, by hosting the Presidential debate, building a medical school and improving the overall academic standing of the school. Hofstra is already bigger than its environs and will continue to be so for decades to come, casino or no casino. Besides, you tell me which option sounds worse to a parent in Nebraska with a child considering a top-notch school in New York:
(A) Columbia University in Harlem,
(B) Fordham University in the Bronx, or
(C) Hofstra University on Long Island.
By now, I'm confident several of you vehemently disagree with these assertions. With that, let the games (of chance) begin.
Your opinions on Jed Morey's column and on the Coliseum/casino plan are encouraged in Comments. Local leaders interested in writing an op-ed on the arena issue are encouraged to email me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Thank you.


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