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BUFFALO, N.Y. - Suzanne Laba from the Buffalo Animal Shelter was with us on Daybreak Saturday with Duke, a shepard mix.
Duke, who is about 5 or 6 years old, is a very friendly dog who has lived with another dog before.
He does well on leash walks and is looking for a permanent home.
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PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Portland Police and Federal Protective Service are investigating the theft of two antique hand-carved wooden eagle sculptures worth $50,000.
The eagles were taken from the Grand Lobby of the Custom House Building located on 312 Fore St., according to the city's spokeswoman, Nicole Clegg. The building is currently closed for renovations.
The theft happened sometime between October 20th and 21st.
The eagles are each about three feet tall and two and a half feet wide, painted gold.
The eagles are believed to be original to the building and date to around 1863. They recently underwent restoration.
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The Fire return to Toyota Park to take on the Columbus Crew Saturday (LIVE 7:30pm CT on MLSsoccer.com) with no points to show after an encouraging performance last weekend against the Dynamo. But for a few mistakes, the result could have been a lot better for the Fire, but the team is certainly improving.
Columbus come to Chicago on a four-game unbeaten streak and have picked up two wins on their travels this season. Here are a few things to look out for from a tactical perspective.
Getting the ball wide – creating 1v1 situations with the Columbus outside backs
Looking at the Columbus defense, Chad Marshall has been a rock for 10 years in the middle and the addition of the Brazilian Glauber means the Crew has one of the strongest center back pairings in the league.
On the outside however, there are some weaknesses, particularly on the left. Against Montreal last week, the Crew stuffed the middle of the field when the Impact had the ball in an attempt to prevent Felipe from creating. This meant there was a lot of space on the wings and when the Impact actually got the ball to the outside, they created chances.
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If the Fire are going to try and single out Tyson Wahl and try and get in 1v1 situations with him, Patrick Nyarko might be the best player for the Fire to deploy on the right hand side. Bringing in Nyarko would mean either dropping or shifting Daniel Paladini, the Fire's standout player so far this season.
Another issue to deal with on the left hand side for the Crew is the presence of Eddie Gaven. Though Gaven has left his left back Wahl exposed on more than a few occasions this season, his attacking play makes up for it.
In any case, I expect to see a lot of activity on that side of the field and those battles should be fascinating to watch.
Dominic Oduro – not letting the former Fire player get in behind
The Fire traded Dominic Oduro to the Crew in the offseason for Dilly Duka and the Ghanaian has notched three goals for his new club this season. The Fire defenders will know all about the pace of their old teammate and the runs he tends to make, but they still need to be very cautious and the back line must work as a unit.
The danger of playing a high line against Oduro is that he can make runs in behind, whereas if the defense drops too deep, it allows the Crew to pile on the pressure and keep the Fire pinned back in their own half. Another, less reported danger from Oduro's runs in behind is the second ball opportunities they create.
When balls are being played through to Dom, oftentimes defenders are stretching to cut them out, or just turning and blindly kicking the ball away, resulting in second ball opportunities. Columbus are very good at getting men forward to pick up on these second balls, with players like Higuain and Viana looking to do so whenever possible.
This tactic worked well for Columbus against the Impact last week. The emphasis will be on the Fire midfielders to track their runners and not allow Columbus to create chances from the second balls on Saturday night.
Defending set pieces – beating a dead horse but a noteworthy point
Watching the Crew's last few matches reminded me again of how good Federico Higuain's deliveries from dead balls are. His corners and free kicks, from any distance, cause havoc in the box.
Against Houston last week, the winning goal came off a badly defended set piece all around for the Fire. Brad Davis was allowed to put the ball in under no pressure after playing the free kick short and then the Fire's back line and goalkeeper all froze, allowing the ball to bounce straight into the net.
It's difficult to blame one person for the goal, but it was a very soft one to give up. That being said, I would like to see goalkeeper Sean Johnson start to come and claim more corners and crosses, especially with his size, but doing that brings about the risk of not getting to the ball and allowing easy goals to be scored.
In any case, allowing free headers against Columbus is unacceptable and picking up a clean sheet for only the second time this season would be welcomed by fans and technical staff alike.
Prediction: 2-0 Fire with goals from Chris Rolfe and Joel Lindpere.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @irish_steve.
As they do every week, MLSsoccer.com's Dan Haiek and Matt Doyle give their view on Sunday's clash between the Fire and Dynamo...
You already watched Daniel Paladini and Wells Thompson preview Sunday's match-up versus the Houston Dynamo. You've also seen Assistant Coach Mike Matkovich talk tactics in the AthletiCo Coaching Corner.
Now check out how Dominic Kinnear and his side look at the Fire.
After picking up their first win of the season last week, the Fire travel to Houston for Sunday's match (4pm CT on UniMas/La Ley 107.9FM) brimming with confidence. The Dynamo lost again on the road last week against Portland but are returning to BBBV Compass Stadium, a place where they have never lost. Here are a few things to look out for from a tactical perspective:
Giles Barnes – excelling in the role of second striker and deceptively good in the air
Giles Barnes has had an excellent start to 2013, playing in an almost free role just behind the target striker. Barnes is dangerous in a number of areas: he can drop deep or wide with the ball, taking on defenders, he can also win flicks on to his strike partner and he has come up with two headed goals already this season.
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Against Portland last week and San Jose the week before, Barnes linked up well with central midfielders Adam Moffat and Ricardo Clark, taking the ball from them before turning and running at defenders from deep or around the box.
In the air, Barnes won many dangerous flick-ons against San Jose in Houston's last home match. Barnes' ability to win balls in the air seemed to baffle San Jose, who were clearly anticipating him to be running onto the flicks by Will Bruin.
In the matches against San Jose and the week before against Vancouver, Barnes chipped in with two headed goals. When teams play Houston, it is easy to get distracted by players such as Brad Davis or Boniek Garcia but Barnes has been their most dangerous player this season.
The Fire cannot give him space on the ground and players like Austin Berry need to match Barnes in the air.
The possible return of Arne – if he returns, who moves to the bench?
Much of the talk this week in the Fire camp is the potential return of Arne Friedrich to a Fire back line that has been decimated by injuries at the beginning of the season.
Though everyone is looking forward to Arne's return, it brings up a very tough tactical decision for head coach Frank Klopas, namely who plays at right back.
Wells Thompson has done a very solid job over the past two matches in that position, improving from a shaky first half against Chivas to having a standout game in last week's win against NYRB.
Wells stated this week that he would like to "lock the down the spot and become a regular starter" and he certainly has put forth a good case to the coaches.
Thompson's distribution out of the back is excellent and as the away team this week, the Fire will be looking to hold onto the ball for as long as possible and not be wasteful in possession.
Paladini, Thompson Preview Houston
The other realistic candidate for the starting right back spot should Friedrich return is Jalil Anibaba, last season's starter. Against a physical and big team like Houston, Jalil's strength could be needed.
Anibaba is also excellent in the air and with players like Barnes and Bruin to contend with, Klopas may turn to the third-year defender.
Houston's knack for scoring goals from set pieces is also well-known and Anibaba's presence in the box could be all-important on Sunday afternoon.
The Dynamo's frequency of scoring from corners is such that the home fans get to their feet for every corner, expecting a goal or good chance to be created from each one.
Though there was a lot of talk about Logan Pause moving to right-back at the beginning of this season, I don't see the Fire changing too much the in the midfield after last week's performance.
A start for Jalil at right back would be tough on Wells Thompson after two great performances, but tactically, starting Anibaba would make the most sense.
Prediction: 1-1 with the Fire goal coming from Sherjill MacDonald
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @Irish_Steve.
Last month we asked you to help us pick who our Quaker Bobblehead giveaway should be for our July 7 game against Sporting KC.
After two weeks of voting, it was clear that one player campaigned much harder than the rest of his teammates for the right to be immortalized on a Quaker Bobblehead.
The first 5,000 supporters into Toyota Park that day will receive one. Get your tickets here!
Maicon Santos' 83rd minute goal on Sunday was big for more than one reason. Yes it was the game-winner. Yes it got the 899 minute scoreless monkey off his back but it also stands as the 700th regular season goal in Chicago Fire history.
See below the list of other Fire centurions... Ironically enough, three of the club's seven centurion goals came against New York...
|Josh Wolff
|8/22/1999 4-3 L (SO) at Dallas
|David Hayes
|6/30/2001 3-1 W vs. MetroStars
|Damani Ralph
|7/19/2003 3-1 W vs. New England
|8/10/2005 3-2 L vs. Kansas City
|Chad Barrett
|5/25/2008 5-1 W vs. New York
|Peter Lowry
|10/8/2010 vs. Columbus
|Maicon Santos
|4/7/2013 vs. New York
Now, what could be better? Maicon's 83rd minute winner is also up for MLS Goal of the Week. VOTE HERE or Text G5 to 22442!
A quick update on the injury front for Sunday's game vs. New York...
MLSsoccer.com's Franco Panizio reports that forward Fabian Espindola, who has been listed as questionable all week with a hamstring strain, will not be traveling to Chicago for Sunday's game.
Espindola also missed Red Bull's 2-1 win over Philadelphia last week.
Panizio also reports that frontline partner Thierry Henry will be part of the 18, though he seems likely to come off the bench for the second-straight week.
Also listed as questionable in recovery from an MCL strain, the Frenchman played 31 minutes and scored the game-winner in his team's victory over the Union.
On the Fire front, the latest Athletico Injury Report released Friday saw Michael Videira and Steven Kinney removed from the list, though both have been out of action for multiple weeks.
The Fire will be thin in midfield if questionable players Dilly Duka and Patrick Nyarko (hamstring tightness) and Alex (calf contusion) are unable to go on Sunday.
After another tough loss two weeks ago against Chivas USA, the Fire look to pick up their first win of the season against the Red Bulls on Sunday afternoon (4pm CT on ESPN2/La Ley 107.9FM). New York relied on a bit of Henry magic to pick up three points against Philly last week. Here are some things to look for from a tactical perspective:
Targeting Holgersson – get him in 1v1 situations
Anyone who has watched MLS over the past few seasons knows that Jamison Olave is one of the league's great defenders. One of Olave's great strengths is his recovery speed, something his partner Markus Holgersson doesn't possess. While Holgersson is very adept in the air, if the Fire can get him separated from Olave, it may open the Red Bulls up. The more times the Fire can get players like Chris Rolfe in 1v1 situations with the Swede, the better.
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Holgersson also has a tendency to switch off at times, as was seen in the goals Red Bull gave up against Philly last week and against Montreal in a 1-0 loss earlier in the season. As is the case with Arne Friedrich for the Fire, Jamison Olave makes everyone around him better, but if the Fire manage to separate him from Holgersson, they must take advantage.
Stopping Juninho – stifling the deep lying playmaker
The 38-year-old Brazilian Juninho has excelled in the deep lying playmaker role for the Red Bulls so far this season. Juninho plays ahead of the back four and receives the ball from the defenders before starting the attacks from a very deep position.
His exceptional passing range means he can easily look to play the ball up to Dax McCarty through the middle, play it out to the wing, or look for a long ball up to Tim Cahill who is excellent in the air.
The Fire must try and make it difficult for Juninho to start the attacks, and the prime candidate for this role is the second striker, namely Rolfe or Alex (if he's available). In the second leg of the recent Champions League match between Manchester United and Real Madrid, United forward Danny Welbeck did a great job of stifling Madrid's deep lying playmaker Xabi Alonso and I look for Rolfe or Alex to try and emulate that on Sunday.
When the Fire lose the ball in the attacking third, someone must immediately look to pick up Juninho and try and make it difficult for the Red Bulls to play through him.
Athletico Coaching Corner with Matko
Helping out on the right – don't isolate the right back
Last game, Wells Thompson did a solid job filling in a right back, a position with little player consistency for the Fire due to injuries this season. Chivas USA did look dangerous however when the managed to get Wells in 1v1 situations, especially in the first half.
READ: Stopping Thierry Henry
With Logan Pause nearing fitness it may be the case that Pause slots in on the right with Wells moving ahead of him but in either case, the right midfielder must track back and help. The Red Bulls love to have Henry drift wide and the Fire must try and prevent him from getting in 1v1 situations at all costs.
Though many would argue the Red Bulls' weakest players are the wingers, outside defenders like Heath Pearce are not afraid to get forward and support in the attack. Red Bull's movement off the ball from players like McCarty and Henry make them a hard team to defend against.
Though the Fire are the home team, head coach Frank Klopas said that the number one goal for Sunday's match is keeping a clean sheet. With that in mind, a solid defensive effort from front to back is essential.
Prediction: 1-0 Fire with a goal from Sherjill MacDonald who looked to be almost back to his old self last weekend.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @Irish_Steve.
The Fire head back home Sunday afternoon after picking up a hard fought point in Kansas last weekend. Though the team didn't score for the third game in a row, the solid performance despite missing key players was encouraging. Sunday's opposition Chivas USA come to Bridgeview full of confidence after picking up four points in their last two games. Here are some things to look out for from a tactical perspective on Sunday (Coverage at 3:30pm CT on My50)
High pressure - Chivas players will not stop running
El Chelís, the new Chivas coach, has his team playing a 3-4-3 system with an emphasis on pressuring the opposing team very high up the field. Anyone who has watched Barcelona under Pep Guardiola/Tito Vilanova or Athletic Club under Marcelo Bielsa knows that the high pressure tactic can be very effective, especially against an opponent who is not prepared for it.
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Chivas' three attacking players hound their opponents' defense and try to not allow them to play out of the back. This tactic will put a lot of pressure on suspected midfield starters Daniel Paladini and Jeff Larentowicz to drop deep and collect the ball from the defenders. The goal of the 3-4-3 with the high pressure is to try and win the ball back from your opponent as high up the pitch as possible.
A recent example of this tactic working to perfection was in Chivas' only win to date in week two against FC Dallas. The winning goal came from forcing the Dallas defensive midfielder into playing a suicide ball back to center back George John whose lax first touch allowed Oswaldo Minda to waltz in and score. With this tactic in mind, concentration and communication between the defense and the central midfielders will be very important Sunday.
Balls over the top/in behind - how to beat the 3-4-3
Previewing Chivas USA
The downside of Chivas 3-4-3 tactic is that it leaves a lot of space on the outside for the Fire to exploit. In Chivas' last two games against LA and Dallas, the wingers got caught too far up the field on multiple occasions, especially when the opposition was able to force a turnover and transition quickly into attack.
In recent games for the Fire, wingers Dilly Duka and Patrick Nyarko have been required to help out the defense but against Chivas they will find that space will be a lot easier to come by and should be looking to make forward runs into space whenever possible. The Fire must look for the long ball into space constantly because getting a ball in behind can really open Chivas up.
UPDATE: Duka listed as 'Questionable' for Sunday
When the Fire inevitably get a ball in behind, they must get more players into the box, especially against a three man back line. In Chivas' opening games, often times it was a defender who had to drift wide to pick up the runner, leaving less numbers and more space in the middle for the opposing team to exploit.
Fouls fouls and more fouls - Fire must stay calm and focused
In Chivas' last two games, they have committed a whopping 40 fouls, something that clearly frustrated their opponents. Part of the reason for that many fouls is the high pressure tactic, trying so frantically to win the ball back, leading oftentimes to a foul.
That being said, another key aspect of Chelís' tactics is to try and stop the other team from getting in any sort of rhythm. How do you do that? By fouling your opponent and slowing the game down, of course.
READ: Can Pause go at right back Sunday?
When a Chivas player is beaten by his man, the natural response is to foul the player. The LA/Dallas players and coaching staff were constantly yelling at the officials for the amount of fouls Chivas committed, but this frustration played right into Chivas' hands.
On the other side of the ball, when Chivas attack, they often look to pick up set pieces in their opponents half. Their players hit the deck when they feel the slightest bit of contact, another aspect of their game plan that can really get under the skin of the opponent. The Fire players and coaching staff must keep their cool, especially if the score line isn't to their liking, because despite their coaches claims to the contrary, Chivas would gladly leave Bridgeview with a point.
Prediction: 2-0 Fire with goals from Chris Rolfe and Dilly Duka.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @irish_steve
So if you're like me, you were watching Sunday's SuperClasico between LA and Chivas to get a better understanding of the Fire's upcoming opponents.
Around the 40th minute, you were sort of shocked to see the Goats Joaquin Velazquez sent off by referee Ricardo Salazar for this play…
If anything, Colin Clark could have received a card on the play but nonetheless, Chivas was forced to play the remaining 50 minutes a man down and still found away to earn a 1-1 draw against the reigning MLS Cup champs.
Flash forward to today and an Independent Review panel has rightly rescinded the red card and the one-game suspension that came along with it for this Sunday's match vs. the Fire.
This is the second time in MLS history that a red card has been rescinded. The New England Revolution's Fernando Cardenas saw his red card taken away after he was sent off in a 2-1 loss to Seattle last May.
What do you think? Is it good that the league is willing to rescind red cards when obvious mistakes are being made? Chime in below.


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CARTHAGE Zakiya Saunders moved to the area about a year-and-a-half ago, and she hated it.
Then she started playing basketball, and has grown so fond of her surroundings and the Carthage girls basketball program that she refuses to give up her uniform, wanting to keep it as a symbol of her highly successful two-year run with the Comets.
And while the 5-foot-8 senior said she wont be able to graduate until she reluctantly turns in her No. 33 jersey, there is no taking away her title of 2012-13 Times All-North Most Valuable Player for Frontier League girls basketball.
I hated the school. I hated everything, said Saunders, who moved to the area in November 2011 from Fort Lee, Va., when her father, Master Sgt. Vincent Saunders, was stationed at Fort Drum.
I didnt want to move here at all, I was kind of mad at my parents for having to move here. But (they) always told me to think positive and make the best out of everything. So I came and played basketball and the team got together, and thats where everything started to feel better for me, because I guess its the environment I like to be in.
Saunders immediately found a comfort level with her teammates and coach Randi Smith, and posted a triple-double in the first game of her Carthage career to give fans a taste of the well-rounded game they would witness from the player they would come to know simply as Z.
The athleticism, the ability to shoot and score off the dribble, the rare natural vision and passing ability, and the defensive instincts and intensity all of the traits that grabbed Smiths attention the first time she saw Saunders play in an open gym session.
I was pretty excited at that point but the more that I got to know her, the more excited I was about what she was going to bring to our program, Smith said. Because a lot of times, you can get kids that come in with her type of ability, but they dont have the work ethic, they dont have the mental focus, they dont have the team concepts that we preach here at Carthage. And Z came in with all of those things already.
This season, Saunders averaged a league-best 19.1 points to go with 11.7 rebounds, 5.7 assists, 4.9 steals and 1.5 blocks per game. After a 1-3 start, Saunders led Carthage to a 13-7 record and its second straight trip to the Section 3 Class A semifinals the farthest the Comets have ever advanced.
During the teams seven-game win streak that ended with the sectional semifinal loss, Saunders upped her scoring average to more than 21 points per game, including a season-high 29 in the leagues A Division championship game.
In each of her two years with four different starters around her Saunders led Carthage to a combined 29 wins, a 17-5 league record, and at least a share of the Frontier League A Division regular-season title along with the divisional playoff title.
Smith said that Saunders became a second coach on the floor, both during games and practices, and turned into a mentor for the programs younger players.
Id prefer to be more remembered as someone who was able to help out the team, Saunders said. Im always trying to help out people and people on the team, teammates in general, even when well go the gym now. I dont want people to think that I was here for myself.
Saunders, who will play Division I basketball for the University of Albany next year, has also been nominated for several awards in the Carthage school district, including some for character education.
Shes left quite an impression on our community, on the school, and obviously on our program as well, Smith said.
Saunders has just one thing left to give the Carthage girls basketball program her uniform.
I cant pick favorites, but Im going to, Saunders said. This was one of my favorite basketball seasons, hence the fact I dont want to give up my jersey. I love the family environment that we created here and I hope it stays that way.
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CHICAGO — Exelon Corporation (NYSE: EXC) was awarded the International Business Leadership Award Saturday at Equality Forum's 2013 International Equality Dinner, part of an annual lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) civil rights summit held May 2-5 in Philadelphia. The dinner was held at the National Museum of American Jewish History.
The award recognizes companies that have a longstanding commitment to LGBT inclusion and equality in the workplace. It is presented annually by Equality Forum, a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing national and international LGBT civil rights through education. Denis P. O'Brien, senior executive vice president of Exelon and CEO of Exelon Utilities, accepted the award on the company's behalf.
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(AFNS) — Two recent stories on the Air Force's web page drew significant reaction in the site's comments section. Both a story on finance troops being awarded the Bronze Star Medal and the news that Air Force Space Command was ending wear of flight suits by non-aircrew personnel drove more comments than any story I've ever read on the site.
One attracted so many negative comments that the comments themselves became the subject of a story in Air Force Times. The reason for the publicity wasn't the sheer number of comments, but their nature. Many, if not most, of the comments on both stories were sarcastic, bitter, or just plain rude.
It's not the existence of negative comments that bothers me. I think discourse on Air Force issues is good for us as Airmen and our service as a whole. And if you take some time to consider the arguments surrounding the issues covered in these stories, there are some valid points on both sides.
This discourse can become heated. That's okay in my book. I appreciate someone who is passionate about their opinion and ready to defend it. The problem here is that there is a direct correlation to the nature of the comment and whether or not the commentator was anonymous. Almost without exception, comments that were rude or sarcastic came from an anonymous source.
I recognize the subjectivity of the last sentence. What's rude to one person may be perfectly acceptable to another. But it's safe to say that the wording of most of these comments would be changed drastically, or even left unsaid, if their originator's identity was attached to them.
The anonymity offered by the internet has given those with an axe to grind a false sense of empowerment. I say 'false' because the very nature of their comments limits their utility. The angry rant in the comments section rarely inspires real change and usually only serves one person — the doing the ranting.
I'm not advocating a "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all†approach.
Our business is serious. Sometimes we have to say things that are unpleasant to others. But, as leaders, I think we have the duty to own it. This isn't just about comments on a web page. It's about accountability. If you want to criticize something, have the intestinal fortitude to defend that criticism and the manner in which it was conveyed. If you can't own it, why say it at all?


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CRAFTSBURY–Craftsbury Academy will have the smallest and youngest baseball squad in all of Orleans County this spring, but that is not a problem for coach Dan Locke and his players.
The Chargers will showcase a team that includes six sophomores, three freshman, two seniors and an eighth grader, and they could not be more excited to play ball.
The season gets underway April 25th when they travel to Concord.
Game time is 4:30.
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An old warehouse with a collapsed roof at 160 Main Ave. soon will be demolished.
Owner P.J. Simao said it should take about three weeks to tear down the eyesore that has vexed the city.
Workers from Independent Commercial Contractors, Lorraine, are working on asbestos abatement at the building before they start the actual demolition.
Mr. Simao still needs to obtain a demolition permit before that work can start, city Code Enforcement Supervisor Shawn R. McWayne said.
Until now, the city of Watertown had sought state Supreme Court action to compel him to pay for the demolition or repair of the two-story brick building.
For the past three years, the code enforcement office considered it a safety hazard because the roof had collapsed. The citys warehouse complaint was filed against Mr. Simaos firm, Lobut Development LLC, in May 2010.
The city also listed a handful of other problems with the buildings condition, including broken windows and an unsecured entry.
It wasnt worth going to court about it, Mr. Simao said. Its in my best interest to tear it down.
Complicating the issue, the deteriorating building had a common wall to the adjacent building at 144 Main Ave., which Mr. Simao bought earlier this year.
He has contended that the common wall would have been damaged if the city tore the building down and then should pay to rebuild it.
He now will clean up the adjacent structure the former Coughlin Printing Group building and market it for a tenant, he said.
In recent weeks, the property around the two buildings also has been cleaned up of overgrown brush and trees.
The 6,720-square-foot warehouse was built in 1950 and has had four owners during its lifetime, according to city property records.
Mr. Simao bought the building in 2008 for $10,000 from Richard Warner.
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The Carolina Panthers have placed former Appalachian State University wide receiver and kick-return Dexter Jackson on waivers.
Jackson, a second-round draft pick of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2008, was released by Tampa Bay and signed by the Panthers last fall. He was placed on the practice squad.
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PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. - Two people wanted as "persons of interest" in Florida in the death of a Western New York native were captured over the weekend.
David Weingard, 27, and Georgia Scordamaglia, 31, were taken into custody at a hotel in Broward County, Fla. They've been charged with first degree murder and robbery with a weapon.
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Police tell reporters in Florida that the couple confessed to the murder during questioning.
The victim, Alisa Kerman, 52, attended Sweet Home schools and the University at Buffalo before moving to Port St. Lucie on Florida's "Gold Coast," just north of West Palm Beach.
On Thursday, she was found dead in her bedroom by a teenage girl who lived at the home. The official cause of death is listed as "blunt force trauma to the head."
The public information officer for the Port St. Lucie Police Department, Master Sergeant Frank Sabol, told us that Kerman moved back to Port St. Lucie from the Tampa area about three years ago, but he didn't know when she had moved to Florida from New York. He said that her mother, Mildred Kerman, still lives in New York.
Weingard and Scordamaglia lived at Kerman's home. Before their capture, Florida residents were warned that the couple was considered armed and dangerous because the victim had guns in her house which were missing.
It is believed they left the home in Kerman's red 2003 Chevrolet Silverado.
Neighbors said Kerman owned a bounce house company. Some of the equipment could be seen in the garage. They said she was hired for children's birthday parties.
"They would set up the bouncy houses," said neighbor Joe Dellaguardia. "They would clean them up. There was never anything. It was just craziest thing seeing all these cops here yesterday. It was just crazy."
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Whether it's a look ripped straight from the runway or a red-carpet ensemble recreated to a T, assembling an outfit you've already seen is relatively simple. But knowing how to take a pre-made ensemble and make it all your own--that's anything but easy. After all, personalizing a look so that it's truly unique and marked by your signature soignée takes real sartorial savvy and a stylishly discerning eye! Accordingly, we love discovering girls who make lasting fashionable impressions by synthesizing and interpreting the top trends, and this January we've uncovered six lovely ladies with personal panache galore. Whether they're keeping us rapt with their deft layering skills, flawlessly incorporating some spring pieces into their cozy winter wear, or daring us to take a risk with a graphic print, these ladies definitely know how to create one-of-a-kind outfits. So without further ado, we present today's chic sextet and look forward to a year filled with inspiring ensembles from dazzling dressers just like you!
A black and white palette tones down a bold print.
A patterned maxi dress is always a festive option, but finding the perfect way to wear such a statement piece can sometimes be tricky. Luckily, Kaitlin Isabella, 24, from New York, presented us with an excellent way to execute such a look when she opted for a bold-print, floor-length frock in a restrained black and white palette. The combination of the stark colors and the maxi's streamlined silhouette appropriately temper the graphic design, resulting in an A+ ensemble we can't wait to recreate. Accordingly, we'd pick up Michael Michael Kors' Printed Stretch-Jersey Dress ($130), Forever 21's Striped Maxi Dress ($22.80), or ASOS' Printed Shift Dress ($60), all of which can be accessorized with open-toe platforms and a gray chapeau for a Kaitlin Isabella-inspired ensemble!
Spring colors plus wintry items equal instant chic.
We know dressing for transitional weather can often pose a challenge, so when we came across Amanda, 16, from Sweden, and her unexpected mix of spring-like light colors and of-the-moment furry accents, we were duly thrilled. Her pale top half is a welcome deviation from basic black winter staples, while her cozy faux fur stole is a practical choice for the inclement weather. In order to execute Amanda's stylish seasonal blend, start by selecting a light pink button-down shirt like Equipment's Classic Washed CDC Blouse ($175), and then pair it with a winter-white cardigan like Free People's Fine Gauge Long Cardigan ($108). Lastly, it's not too late to spring for that faux fur; we like either Burning Torch's Faux Fur Jacket ($480), Topshop's Faux Fur Gilet ($135), or Bop Basics' Faux Fur Stole ($78), all of which are sure to complete your wonderful winter look.
High-contrast neutrals add up to one very spot-on outfit.
Camel coats are currently one of the biggest outerwear trends, and we love how Laura, 21, from Amsterdam, chose to highlight her belted iteration with different shades of brown for an intriguing neutral mix. Additionally, we appreciate the way she contrasted two ladylike pieces--a structured bag and a classic coat--with borrowed-from-the-boys lace-up boots. To snag some of Laura's impeccable style, begin by investing in a great coat like ASOS' Belted Wool Coat ($164), which will instantly upgrade any ensemble. Selecting darker-hued accessories is key, so be sure to check out Jeffery Campbell's Proper Field Boots ($178) and pick up a handbag with some feminine panache. We think either Kimchi Blue's Suede Buckle Bag ($68) or the Boxy Lady Leather Bag ($100) from Topshop is guaranteed to fulfill that ladylike craving and provide the perfect finish to your Laura-worthy outfit.
Red leather pants enliven a slew of all-black staples.
Ever since we saw Isabel Marant's F/W 10 collection, we've had a serious crush on red leather pants, and we love how Chiara, 23, from Milan, used a cropped pair in contrast with some winter-worthy black essentials. The crimson hue provides a directional pop of color, while the shorter hemline is right on trend for spring. Additionally, we can't help but admire how Chiara further added intrigue to her look by piling on the texture with a furry black vest. In order to execute Chiara's editor-worthy outfit, be sure to pick up some vermilion leather pants like Vera Moda's Cropped Leather Pants ($293), which hit right at the ankle so you can show off Frye's Miranda Chelsea Boots ($248). Then snatch up that fuzzy gilet--we like J. Crew's Charlize Vest ($598)--and you'll have yourself a killer, fashion-forward ensemble.
Textured coats + boots look amazing when worn together.
We're always looking to spice up our winter wear, so we were immediately inspired by Doina, 16, from Moldova, and her unexpected coat-and-boots mix! Her velvet, tiered coat and patterned, fur-trimmed boots make for a visually stunning ensemble, while the luxe materials give her outfit an extra dose of sartorial sophistication. In order to achieve a similar look, scoop up some knee-high boots like Stuart Weitzman's Troll Boots ($542) and contrast them with the Collarless Faux Fur Coat ($129) from ASOS.
Lots of woolly layers + a big-brimmed hat work right now.
When the weather turns really nasty, dapper dressing can appear to be the most impossible of tasks. Thankfully, Whitney, 26, from Tennessee, has got it covered with her impeccable snow-bunny layers. Her expertly shrouded outfit is both practical and chic, and we love how she topped it off with an of-the-moment big-brimmed hat. Stay cozy like Whitney by picking up a few good scarves; we like ASOS Warehouse's Bobble Knit Snood ($31) and Leigh & Luca's Stud Dust Scarf ($125), which can be worn together, or on their own once the sun finally comes out! Most importantly, head out of the house in style by throwing on Boutique to You's Floppy Hat ($24), Topshop's Whipstitch Flat Floppy Hat ($50), or Hat Attack's Angora Medium Brim Hat ($64), all top-notch toppers that are ideal for completing your bundled winter look.--Liza Kaplan


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I assume Willie is gone. Not on today, they still have his blog up, but they've pretty much hinted at Gary Jeff Walker taking over the job while not coming out directly and stating it.
I assume Willie is gone. Not on today, they still have his blog up, but they've pretty much hinted at Gary Jeff Walker taking over the job while not coming out directly and stating it.
"I had to resolve in my mind where I wanted to be, and I've decided I want to stay in Cincinnati," Cunningham said Monday.
Rejoice, or vomit, or somewhere in between. Big Willy is staying in Cincy.
Championships for MY teams in my lifetime:
Cincinnati Reds - 75, 76, 90
Chicago Blackhawks - 10, 13, 15
University of Kentucky - 78, 96, 98, 12
Chicago Bulls - 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98
WILLIE STAYS!! Yes, the info can be found here...http://news.cincinnati.com/article/2.../ENT11/6150357
I like Willy!!
Now go find someone else besides Scott Sloan for the 9-12 show.
The Sox traded Bullfrog the only player they've got for Shottenhoffen. Four-eyes Shottenhoffen a utility infielder. They've got a whole team of utility infielders.
Since he is the station's Program Director, he probably can't do it...but I wish Darryl Parks would take over the McConnell slot. Parks is the closest personality on the WLW roster to McConnell and would fit perfect in the morning...
Yep that would work for me too.
"Now that's a real shame when folks be throwin' away a perfectly good white boy like that."
What about that Brian Thomas guy on 550.
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Hot Trend: Wine-Stained Lips
Scared of the vampy statement lip? The dark lip trend isn't as hard to pull off as it may seem. From mulberry lipstick to deep berry stains, find your perfect shade here
Except this year, the trendy shade shift wasn't from cherry to raspberry. No, all the cool kids are flaunting vampy, dark lipsticks that look like they were pulled straight from the "Twilight" series. And of course, when the models and celebs do it, they pull off the trend flawlessly.
Skip ahead to see how to master the dark lipstick trend.
I'm the first to admit that I -- like a lot of women -- am guilty of staying in the classic red and pink lipstick zone. Who can blame us? It's safe there. We know what undertones work with our complexions and which don't. This whole gothic glamour fad is foreign territory and frankly, a little scary. After all, no one wants to look like Morticia Addams -- on a bad day.
Which is why we devised a little crash course for all of you dark lipstick newbies. First step: Find the right shade for your skin tone. We've spotted nearly every star in Hollywood wearing a version of this trend (glossy, matte, and stains), which means it actually can work for women with every kind of complexion. Keep clicking to find out which mulberry style is right for you.
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I think it's important for very fair-skinned women to pull off a glossy shade when wearing a vivid color. Unfortunately, I don't feel lavender/purple flatters anyone.
by GigiSD Sunday, May 12, 2013 at 10:15PM Report as inappropriate
I like this red and wine color lips and almost these colors looks very beautiful when we ware black dress.
by Leanonlife Monday, February 25, 2013 at 02:53AM Report as inappropriate
I love the dark lips especially the wines & berries. My hubby thinks its sexy. I like the sexy vamp look.
by Chica181 Tuesday, February 19, 2013 at 05:31PM Report as inappropriate
what colour is the cover model wearing? I love that shade!
by Bon_Bon Wednesday, January 23, 2013 at 10:32AM Report as inappropriate
I really don't think the purple looks good on anyone
by sportimonki13 Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 08:52PM Report as inappropriate
I love all the looks. I have a few new colors in mind that I am going to try ! Thank you for the great ideas!
by flirtygirl214 Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 07:50PM Report as inappropriate
absolutely love this look
by Nicole2814 Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 06:35PM Report as inappropriate
love this look
by LittleBunny Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 10:09AM Report as inappropriate
I'm wearing my Fresh Sugar lip treatment in Berry right now! It's so moisturizing and the tinted color gives a romantic but natural look...I love it!
by MizzPink Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 06:55AM Report as inappropriate
I never thought there was a purple wine stain color too
by Chantilly Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 11:16PM Report as inappropriate
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OGDENSBURG The city Board of Education approved the appointments of several employees to administrative positions Monday.
The districts administrative reorganization was sparked this year by the retirement of David J. Valois, assistant superintendent and Committee on Special Education chairman.
Superintendent Timothy M. Vernsey expects the reorganization to save the district $137,000.
Athletics Director Anthony E. Bjork was appointed assistant high school principal, starting at $71,626.
Mr. Bjork will continue serving as the athletics director but will join the administrative union. Until the appointment, Mr. Bjork was a teacher on special assignment, making him part of the teachers union, although he had not taught a class in seven years.
His removal from the union riled the Ogdensburg Education Association leadership, which has asserted the school district is reducing the number of teachers while adding administrative personnel.
Board members authorized moving Ogdensburg Free Academy Middle School Principal Kevin Kendall to the director of curriculum, instruction and assessment position at a $91,080 salary.
The board named Grant C. Madill Elementary School Principal Debora M. Hannan the special education director at a salary of $94,749.
OFA Assistant High School Principal Pamela J. Luckie will become the middle school principal and earn $78,798.
Fourth-grade English teacher Jacquelyn L. Kelly will become an assistant elementary school principal as well. Board members set her salary at $68,000.
Mrs. Kelly will serve as the principal at Lincoln Elementary School before its closure next year, when she will move to John F. Kennedy Elementary School, Mr. Vernsey said.
Mrs. Kelly has taught in Ogdensburg for 12 years, Mr. Vernsey said, and has 15 years of teaching experience.
I think shell make an outstanding assistant elementary principal, he said.
In addition to those appointments, the administrative reorganization will let Paula B. Scott, principal of Lincoln and Sherman elementary schools, become principal at Madill to replace Mrs. Hannan.
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