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CANTON — Nothing in a state comptroller audit of St. Lawrence County that showed it in weakening fiscal health came as news to local elected officials or the New York State Association of Counties.
"There were no surprises," said Legislator Frederick S. Morrill, D-DeKalb Junction, chairman of the county Finance Committee. "We agree in principle with it."
The audit, released Thursday, shows that the county has cash flow problems and a marked decline in surplus funds, and that dealing with the lack of revenue has meant program cuts, tax increases and the possibility of an operating deficit.
"St. Lawrence County is walking a financial tightrope," Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli said in a statement. "Recent budget decisions may leave the county without sufficient cash available for managing unforeseen events or closing budget shortfalls. Before the county gets in a financial bind, officials should develop a comprehensive long-range financial plan that will help identify operational and capital needs, monitor revenue and expenditure trends, and develop new financing sources."
A five-year plan recently adopted by the county aims to take the burden off property taxpayers and address some of the comptroller's concerns, but it requires an increase in sales tax to do that, said Legislative Chairman Jonathan S. Putney, D-Waddington.
The audit shows that the county has suffered from a loss of state-tribal casino compact revenue along with a general decline in state reimbursements while it has tried to become more efficient with a smaller staff and cuts from programs that residents like, such as funding for libraries and other outside agencies, Mr. Putney said.
"Over time, that has led to us having to shoulder more of the costs. We're out of ammunition," he said. "This is crystal-clear proof that we have needed for some time the sales tax increase. Until we get some assistance, the ride's going to be a little rough."
The county has long sought an increase in its sales tax from 3 to 4 percent, for what would be a total — with sales tax collected for the state — of 8 percent. State legislation that would allow the increase has been introduced by Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, but lacks a Senate sponsor.
A sales tax increase might be a short-term fix for St. Lawrence County, but the discussion needs to be broader as many other counties and municipalities are sliding down a fiscal slope, said Mark F. LaVigne, deputy director of NYSAC.
Counties have had to manage with a 2 percent tax cap, the 2008 recession and slow economic recovery, stagnant population growth over the last decade, unfunded mandates and increasing costs to operate local government. The state cannot limit how counties raise revenue through taxes while then requiring them to spend more money, such as what appears to be happening with proposed early voting dictates, Mr. LaVigne said.
"The audit is validating what St. Lawrence County has been seeing for some time," he said. "Every county is in a unique point in the spectrum. It's really a continuum. There's a lot of upstate counties with stagnant growth."
Without mandate reform, the reserves of other counties eventually will be depleted as those in St. Lawrence County are, Mr. LaVigne said.
Erie and Nassau counties have fiscal control boards, which have the power to rewrite the counties' budgets and restructure labor contracts and other financial commitments. In 2011, the comptroller's office slammed Rockland County for its budget practices that left it deep in debt. A number of cities in the state also are struggling, Mr. LaVigne said.
"I think that at all levels we have to innovate, have to become more efficient and we need to work with state partners so that we have more control over how local revenue is spent," he said. "The confluence of factors calls for all of us to be working together. There's a disconnect and we have to reduce that."
The audit of St. Lawrence County found that officials relied heavily on fund balance to close budget gaps and keep taxes stable. As a result, surplus funds declined from $11 million in 2007 to a deficit of $1.7 million at the end of 2011.
Other audit findings included:
n In 2011, the county had a cash flow shortfall that required it to borrow $8.5 million, costing it $260,742 in interest.
n The requested increase in sales tax would generate $12 million annually.
n The board overrode the property tax cap and increased the tax levy by more than 14 percent for 2013.
n The county has put off work on roads and bridges and delayed purchases because of its cash shortfall.
The report recommended county legislators develop a policy that establishes a reasonable amount of fund balance to maintain its needs, provide cash flow and cut the need to borrow.
The county's five-year plan in its first year focuses more on property tax relief than on rebuilding the fund balance, but Mr. Morrill said he thought the surplus could rise naturally if the county does not use all the money it set aside for contingencies.
"We need that for flexibility, but I think that will help with the fund balance," he said. "I think our five-year plan does that. It just may not do it fast enough."
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The cleanup of a former manufactured gas plant site on a .75-acre property in Ogdensburgs Marina District will be done in October.
National Grid began in May a supervised voluntary cleanup at its 10 King St. property, supervised by the state Department of Environmental Conservation.
Our project manager out of the Albany office says that the contaminated soil removal is more than 75 percent complete and the contractor says they are on target to be completed by Sept. 30, DEC Region 6 spokesman Stephen W. Litwhiler said.
Mr. Litwhiler said Thursday that 12,015 tons of soil and 335,000 gallons of treated water have been removed from the site.
National Grid spokeswoman Virginia J. Limmiatis said Thursday the cleanup is running ahead of schedule.
Weve made tremendous progress at the site, she said.
But there is more work to do after Sept. 30.
Once this digging out of the contaminated soil is complete, the next phase is what we call site management, Mr. Litwhiler said Thursday. A site management plan will be developed by National Grid. That addresses any remaining contamination and ensures that monitoring the effectiveness of the cleanup continues. Also, National Grid will be required to submit a final engineering report which will document all the remedial activities at the site. Both the site management plan and the final engineering report will have to be reviewed and approved by the DEC.
Mr. Litwhiler said the site management plan will require National Grid to provide annual certification to DEC that the site cleanup remains effective and protective of human health and the environment.
According to a history of the property provided by DEC, it was owned by Ogdensburg Gas Co. from 1855 until 1923, the St. Lawrence County Utilities Inc. until 1937, and the Central New York Power Corporation until the 1940s.
The plant heated coal and produced a manufactured gas used for lighting, heating and cooking by Ogdensburg homes and businesses.
Propane gas was stored in above-ground tanks on the site by St. Lawrence Gas Co. from 1945 until 1997. The site was transferred to Niagara Mohawk in 1950 as part of its incorporation from smaller companies, including the Central New York Power Corp.
In 2002, Niagara Mohawk agreed to a voluntary cleanup plan with DEC. National Grid acquired Niagara Mohawk in 2002 and assumed responsibility for the investigation.
Miss Limmiatis said the property will be landscaped when the work is done.
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Concerned about the out-of-control Federal Reserve System and the increasingly unstable fiat dollar managed by the privately owned central bank, lawmakers in Arizona are following in Utah's footsteps to come up with a potential alternative that protects citizens. Legislation to treat gold and silver as legal tender already sailed through the state Senate in late February, and last week, the Arizona House Financial Institutions Committee voted 4 to 2 to advance the bill as well. Activists are now working hard to keep it moving along.
If the legislation (S.B. 1439) passes through the full state House of Representatives and is signed into law by Republican Gov. Jan Brewer, gold and silver coins would become legal tender within Arizona. That means, among other important changes, that the precious metals would be treated just like debt-based Federal Reserve notes for taxation and regulation purposes. However, unlike fiat dollars, nobody would be forced to accept gold or silver currency.
The bill, which has found strong support among a broad coalition that includes economists and other experts, comes amid widespread public concern surrounding the stability of the U.S. economy and the dollar. Fears about the Federal Reserve gradually turned to outrage following the economic crisis and the central bank's unprecedented activities, which include conjuring trillions of dollars into existence out of thin air, bailing out foreign banks and its cronies without any oversight, manipulating various markets, and much more.
In an effort to deal with the potential consequences of the Fed's wild policies — inflation or even hyperinflation, for example — the legislation in Arizona would expand the definition of legal tender. In addition to the fiat Federal Reserve currency purportedly authorized by the U.S. Congress in violation of the Constitution, the bill would also authorize the use of gold and silver coins minted by the federal government as a medium of exchange for the payment of debts and taxes. Other precious-metals specie could also become legal tender if approved by a court ruling.
"Legal tender is money and is not subject to taxation or regulation as property other than money," the bill states, adding, however, that nobody can compel anyone to accept precious metals against their will outside of contractual obligations. "Notwithstanding any other law, the exchange of one form of legal tender for another does not give rise to liability for any type of tax." In other words, if the legislation is approved, trading depreciating Federal Reserve notes for gold or silver money would no longer be taxed.
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The convictions of an Avery County man have been overturned by the North Carolina Court of Appeals this afternoon and he may soon be a free man. The three-judge panel issued their opinions in the case of Paul Brantley Lewis, convicted in a December 2001 sexual assault and break-in counts after a woman's home was broken into by two men.
The case has been appealed three times since Lewis' first conviction in 2003 on counts of robbery with a dangerous weapon, felony breaking and entering, and a first degree sexual assault, but the judges found favor with three arguments of the defense in granting the previously-dismissed motion to dismiss all charges for lack of evidence. With that decision, Lewis could be soon a released from custody.
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WEST TURIN A missing 19-year-old West Turin woman was found unharmed Friday evening as a result of an approximately five-hour search.
Lewis County sheriffs deputies began their search about 2:40 p.m. Friday after receiving a report from the unnamed womans family. She later was found in the woods about a half-mile from her home. The woman, listed as uninjured, was taken to a hospital for evaluation, according to a department news release.
No information was released about the womans identity or the circumstances of the missing-person report.
Other agencies that assisted were state forest rangers, state police and Constableville Ambulance.
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16 U.S. Code § 1435 - Application of regulations; international negotiations and cooperation
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This chapter and the regulations issued under section 1434 of this title shall be applied in accordance with generally recognized principles of international law, and in accordance with treaties, conventions, and other agreements to which the United States is a party. No regulation shall apply to or be enforced against a person who is not a citizen, national, or resident alien of the United States, unless in accordance with—
(2) an agreement between the United States and the foreign state of which the person is a citizen; or
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The Secretary of State, in consultation with the Secretary, shall take appropriate action to enter into negotiations with other governments to make necessary arrangements for the protection of any national marine sanctuary and to promote the purposes for which the sanctuary is established.
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The Secretary, in consultation with the Secretary of State and other appropriate Federal agencies, shall cooperate with other governments and international organizations in furtherance of the purposes and policies of this chapter and consistent with applicable regional and mutilateral [1] arrangements for the protection and management of special marine areas.
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Source(Pub. L. 92–532, title III, § 305, as added Pub. L. 98–498, title I, § 102,Oct. 19, 1984, 98 Stat. 2302; amended Pub. L. 102–587, title II, § 2105,Nov. 4, 1992, 106 Stat. 5043.)
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Murphy went 2-for-3 on Thursday with a double, three RBI, a stolen base, a walk and a run scored to help lead Hendricken to a 9-0 victory over Cranston West.
"Everything went right for us today," Murphy said. "We didn't make any mistakes, they did. That's how you win a game."
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Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Face Off
I knew I wanted to incorporate some color into my outfit today but I wasn't sure which top to go with so I put it up to a good old-fashioned sweater-off. Well, if good = procrastinating, and old-fashioned = pretty sure I just made it up.
I went with the blue because I forgot how bunchy the pink one is around my mid-section (straight to the giveaway pile). I do like the neon color though, and will have to keep my eye out for something more flattering in that shade.
Everything thrifted except the tassel necklace from Target
12 comments:
- Jahn 'n Style said...
OOOOOOooo!! love the outfit....u look gorgeous in blue :)
- March 14, 2012 at 7:51 AM
- About Last Weekend said...
Love that pink sweater on you! it looks wonderful on your skin. OOh that really makes me want to go and buy something similar (and you can't say better than that!)
- March 14, 2012 at 9:26 AM
- two birds said...
that sweate is NOT chunky around your mid-section. i think you look amazing in both outfits. both colors suit you well, and that skirt is amazing!
- March 14, 2012 at 10:25 AM
- rlutz said...
I love both ways you styled that skirt...but the blue is my favorite! That skirt is fabulous!
- March 14, 2012 at 10:32 AM
- Lonestarcasie said...
I liked the blue one best too. I also really like that belt. I see you have made your peace with the maxi skirt?
- March 14, 2012 at 2:01 PM
- Tiffany said...
Aww, that's a bummer that you don't like the pink one much because the color is gorgeous! I hope you can find something similar soon. =)
Oh, and the blue is still oh-so pretty! I just really love that pink! lol
- March 14, 2012 at 2:47 PM
- wardrobeexperience said...
awesome outfit. i prefer the blue one too. good choice.
- March 14, 2012 at 3:26 PM
- Natasha said...
I like them both! Did you try belting the pink one??
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- March 14, 2012 at 6:31 PM
- Lindsay said...
Glad you picked the blue! They are both super cute, but I love that shade of blue, especially with the belt and skirt combo! But then again, you always look gorgeous ;) xo, Lindsay
- March 15, 2012 at 6:58 AM
- Alex said...
Nice pumps!!
- March 15, 2012 at 9:38 AM
- Stephanie said...
you should just send me the pink one. ;)
- March 18, 2012 at 10:06 AM
- Emmett Katherine said...
I love this outfit! My preference was for the blue top (although I agree the pink was a great colour) with the belt it just looks so polished yet boho & carefree. That skirt/dress is a great Thrift find :)
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Shiphtur went DFG -> Lich Bane -> Void Staff that game. I can sort of see the rationale, but why Lich Bane as a 2nd item? It doesn't really help THAT much in lane, right?
Maybe I should try it out for myself next time I play her~~
Here's the match btw: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=addWcBSFZCk
Recently started League, im finding it quite fun. Any tips from you pros out there lol
1) Farming and objectives > Kills. Never get greedy or chase down kills, because it's almost never worth it. Last-hitting minions is a much more reliable source of income, so try and focus on that. That being said, though, don't avoid fighting your lane opponent altogether; it's all a matter of calculated aggression.
2) Wards are your friend. Use them.
3) Positioning is super important, especially if you're playing a ranged champion. Positioning yourself to stay out of harm's way can often make or break a teamfight.
4) You should never expect your other teammates to be able to help you when you need it in laning phase. While receiving help from the rest of your team is a blessing, it is by no means a requirement. This holds true for junglers as well.
5) When the laning phase ends, try to stay grouped up with your teammates. Venturing off alone is usually a recipe for disaster, especially when you have no wards.
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lul my first game in 3 days ( ranked )
EDIT: So i queued again, ****ing tard goes Teemo against Trynd lol.
Yup, made someone dodge.
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Mmmmmhmmm...what have you done so far to try to fix the problem, if you don't mind me asking?
I'm getting these errors with Wine. I just installed Wine. Here is my output. If i did something wrong please let me know.
[dsanta@localhost dsanta]$ cd /mnt/cdrom
[dsanta@localhost cdrom]$ ls
Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0 PowerVCR II 3.0
Alcohol 120% Rolling Stones - Forty Licks Disk 1
Connectix Virtual PC v5 Rolling Stones - Forty Licks Disk 2
Countng on Democracy Soundforge 6dBld219
Divx Pro 5.02 System Mechanic 3.7h
Folder Hide Text Aloud MP3 v1.403
ham-win2kxpv4472 TMPGEnc 2.59
ham-win9xv4472 Trial of Henry Kissinger
kazaaparticipationhack110.exe Tweak-XP Pro 2.04
KX Project vbrun60sp5.exe
lame_392.zip VC050-Webcam Driver
mirascan_v3424p.exe Video Capturix
Morpheus-182.exe WincamXPv0.98
mozilla-win32-1.1-installer.exe WinXP_Corp_SP1_Survival_Kit
Nero559.14&17 Setup WinXP Inside Out
Optimize XP for Audio XP Powertoolkit
[dsanta@localhost cdrom]$ wine Morpheus-182.exe
wine: error while loading shared libraries: libntdll.dll.so: cannot open shared
object file: No such file or directory
[dsanta@localhost cdrom]$
Mmmmmhmmm...what have you done so far to try to fix the problem, if you don't mind me asking?
I don't mind you asking at all. Well i tried a couple different Windows apps besides Morpheus and it still does not work. By reading my output, Do you kind of know what the problem is?? Besides trying a different app i really didn't do anything else. I don't know what to try to fix it and i don't know how to fix it.
try using www.google.com/linux look for libntdll.dll
It's not working for me. I did not see anything on how to fix the problem. All i seen was people talking about it and that's it.
Its usually good to read what people have to say. And how you missed this one I don't know
Please explain to me how you would like to fix the problem. There is no way in hell i can fix that. Sorry i can't. I read that link and it does not tell me how to fix it. None at all.
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Did you try that? It seems like a rather straight forward fix, if thats the problem.
Dude. I don't even know why to begin and end. Right now i'm totally lost.
ok i'll try
1. become root "su"
2. in the CLI go to /usr/lib/wine/
3. type in "ls libntdll.so"
4. type "updatedb" it may take a few minutes
5. type "locate libntdll"
6. wite down the location of libntdll
7. type "ln -sf libntdll /usr/lib/wine/libntdll.so"
8. bookmark this site http://appdb.winehq.com/appbrowse.php


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The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) was enacted by Congress in 1976. RCRA's primary goals are to protect human health and the environment from the potential hazards of waste disposal, to conserve energy and natural resources, to reduce the amount of waste generated, and to ensure that wastes are managed in an environmentally sound manner. For a more in-depth overview of RCRA and its programs, see information on RCRA Enforcement and the RCRA Orientation Manual.
Congress amended RCRA in 1984 with the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments (HSWA) to require facilities that have treated, stored, or disposed of hazardous wastes (TSDs) to clean up environmental contaminants released into soil, ground water, surface water, and air at their sites regardless of the time of the release. This cleanup at TSD facilities is termed RCRA Corrective Action.
The Corrective Action program requires RCRA TSD facilities to address the investigation and cleanup of these hazardous releases themselves, in accordance with state and federal requirements. There are 167 New England facilities that are part of the Corrective Action Baseline of sites. The degree of investigation and subsequent Corrective Action necessary to protect human health and the environment varies significantly among facilities. Cleanup progress at these sites is measured, in part, by interim cleanup milestones known as Environmental Indicators (EIs). Information on New England RCRA Corrective Action facilities is available on-line via one of the links below:
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The Prince of Spain Felipe honoured FINA with his presence on July 27, 2013 at the FINA Gala Dinner, organised in the National Art Museum of Catalunya (MNAC) in Barcelona (ESP). Gathering around 1000 attendees, this convivial occasion was also highlighted by the presence of the best Olympian in history (22 medals including 18 titles), US swimmer Michael Phelps, as well as several IOC members and many Spanish and Catalan authorities.
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Orlando Duque, from Colombia, is one of the most well-known high divers in the world. He explained today to the media in Barcelona (ESP), two days before the start of the High Diving competition, for the first time included in the programme of a FINA World Championships, what leads a pool diver like him, to higher heights. "When you dive on a pool, it gets a bit boring after a while. All the pools look the same and you want to look for something different. Then, you start to think on diving a bit higher, then again a bit higher and then you end up doing the 27m-platform. It's a kind of new challenge. This was my case", considered Duque, a champion in the Cliff Diving World Series.


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State governments and students are the two funders of public postsecondary institutions. While federal financial aid and research grants also contribute to institutions' bottom lines, state appropriations and student tuition remain the primary sources of postsecondary funding.
As the state share of postsecondary funding has declined, policymakers have considered two strategies that might deploy remaining dollars more efficiently: performance funding and competitive granting. Both funding tactics recognize the need to maintain education quality and increase degree productivity.
In 2011 alone, twelve state legislatures enacted public laws related to performance funding. Performance funding is appealing to policymakers because it replaces the focus on access and enrollment with concentration on access and success. Most states and postsecondary systems have adopted performance metrics in advance of implementing performance funding, so that institutions recognize how success will be measured. Performance funding is a promising mechanism, as long as states couple the formula with meaningful review of effective policies and strategies.
Competitive granting allows states and postsecondary systems to invest in institutions that produce effective strategies. By leveraging resources in this way, states hope to identify and scale best practices more efficiently than if they had appropriated money to all institutions regardless of effectiveness.
Neither of these practices is a panacea. However, they reflect a commitment to advancing degree productivity and workforce alignment even in a less than favorable funding environment.To learn more about postsecondary finance, please check out the "What States are Doing" and "Selected Research and Readings" links.
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Canucks @ Rangers
Madison Square Garden, 7:00 Thursday night
Rangers record: 25-16-3
Canucks record: 28-8-6
After a so-so effort on Tuesday night against the Montreal
Canadiens, the Rangers will host the soaring Vancouver Canucks on Thursday
a popular preseason Stanley Cup pick, has been on an absolute tear, going
18-1-3 in their last 22 games. The
Rangers will have the "benefit" of facing Vancouver'
backup goalie, Cory Schneider. The only
problem is that Schneider, one of the top young goalies in the league, has been
every bit as good as Roberto Luongo this year. The Canucks are stacked from top to bottom. They already had a talented group of
forwards, so this summer they set out to acquire more presence on defense. Keith Ballard and Dan Hamhuis have done just
that, and now it's hard to find a weakness on Vancouver's roster. The Canucks dynamic offense is led by the
Sedin brothers, Daniel and Henrik, but Ryan Kesler might be playing better than
either of them right now. A popular
Selke Trophy pick, Kesler has even recently been mentioned as a candidate for
the Hart Trophy. Vancouver also receives offense from Mason
Raymond, Alex Burrows and Mikael Samuelsson. The new additions on the Canucks blue line have joined Kevin Bieksa,
Alex Edler and Christian Ehrhoff to form one of the deepest and most versatile
defensive groups in the league. Simply
put, the Rangers have their work cut out for them.
The Blueshirts will need a far better effort than they gave Tuesday
night if they are to compete with the Canucks. If the Rangers are truly a good team in their own right as Coach John
Tortorella believes, then they'll put up a good fight tomorrow night. Regardless of what else happens in the game,
it's pretty much a given that the Rangers will need Henrik Lundqvist to deliver
one of his signature performances. He
was very good on Tuesday, but if the Rangers are to win this game, he might
have to steal it by himself.
New addition Wojtek Wolski looked pretty good in his debut,
but Tortorella wants to see more from him. Basically, Wolski is currently being entrusted with the task of
jump-starting the team's supposed superstar, Marian Gaborik. With how things have gone lately, that looks
like a tough task. Luckily, the Rangers
have had a few other guys playing like stars lately. Mats Zuccarello has been dynamic and looks
like he's on the cusp of really breaking through while Brandon Dubinsky's
sensational season has kept right on rolling.
This will be a huge test for the extremely young Rangers
defense. The revised group looked fine
on Tuesday against a small Canadiens squad, but the Canucks are a whole new ball
game. It's a lot to ask from Ryan
McDonagh, in just his fourth game, to play well against Vancouver, but that's exactly what the
Rangers need. Marc Staal and Dan Girardi
will be responsible for shutting down, make that slowing down, the Sedin
The Rangers have proven themselves against tough Eastern
Conference opponents this year, but this is unmistakably a "show me" game.


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OGDENSBURG Police had several streets blocked off downtown Saturday afternoon as the sound of musket and artillery fire signaled the 1813 invasion of British troops.
About 100 re-enactors from across the state and Canada came to Ogdensburg for a weekend of re-enacting the famous battle that took place more than 200 years ago.
Its nice to see that many people coming from so far away to help celebrate Ogdensburgs history, said James E. Reagen, Ogdensburg, who announced what was happening during the battle. British soldiers marched across the ice, captured Ogdensburg, marched down Ford Street and bayonetted people. That was a portion of Ogdensburg history that people never were aware of.
It began at Riverside Avenue and Caroline Street, but the battle continued up Caroline Street and onto Ford Street, where it ended at State Street.
Although the re-enactment has been going on for 30 years, this was only the second year it had the battle in front of City Hall, according to Timothy W. Cryderman, event coordinator and president of the Ogdensburg re-enactment group Forsyths Rifles.
We have a map of that time period that marks where the battle actually was and weve been able to do it around the same spot these events took place, he said.
Mr. Cryderman said that one major reason the group was able to hold the battle in the streets is because of the presence of the Army National Guard, which helped out with security for the battle and also will provide an honor guard during todays battle at Lighthouse Point.
Michael P. Whittaker, from Bishops Mills, Ontario, who is on the marketing committee for the Fort de La Presentation Association, said that back then, Ogdensburg was a village, and the battle was fought right in the middle of the residential area.
They shot right in the streets, he said. Windows were being broken in some of the houses by the concussion from artillery firing, he said.
Mr. Whittaker said people in the north country in 1813 had little interest in the war.
If youre a farmer here, the only way youre going to get anything to market is on the river, and you dont want the people across the river to be your enemies, he said. So there was not a lot of support for the war here.
Melissane P. Schrems, a board member of the fort association and associate professor of history at St. Lawrence University, Canton, watched the battle with three of her students.
Its a great opportunity and something that St. Lawrence County really makes available to students, she said.
Mrs. Schrems said that she teaches some courses on the War of 1812.
I told my students that I knew how this battle was going to end because its history, but Im still really into it and we still wanted to see what happened even though we already knew the final outcome, she said.
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By AZEEZALY S. JAFFER, V.P. Public AffairsU.S. Postal Service, Washington, D.C.
There is no better time than this year, the 300th anniversary of the birth of Benjamin Franklin, to remind the Sun Advocate's readers of the U.S. Postal Service's rich tradition of connecting people to their community newspapers. Franklin was not only the nation's first Postmaster General, but also a newspaper publisher. In fact, during the early days of the post office department, newspaper publishers often served as postmasters, which helped them to gather and distribute news.
If Mr. Franklin were alive today, he no doubt would take issue with assertions recently made on your editorial page (May 23) alleging that the Postal Service is raising postage rates for local newspaper delivery in order to do away with this part of our business.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
Nobody likes to pay more for postage and we don't like to announce proposed rate increases. But just like any other business, when the cost of doing business goes up we have to raise prices to cover those costs. As one of the nation's largest transportation and delivery organizations, the Postal Service is extremely sensitive to rising energy costs. We have also experienced significant growth in health benefit payments.
That is why proposed rate adjustments for 2007 include a rate increase to mail local newspapers to subscribers. Despite what you may have heard, this increase is not designed to drive away community newspapers. Instead, it is required by law to cover associated costs.
For the past 20 years, rate increases for local newspapers (technically termed in-county periodicals) generally have not only been smaller than those of the other periodicals subclasses, but also lower than the overall rate increase for all domestic mail. In-county rates are much lower than any other postage rate. For instance, they are much lower than even a similar nonprofit newspaper mailed from the local office and delivered to the same address.
In January of this year, there was even a 2.3 percent rate reduction for in-county publications, when virtually all other mail got a more than five percent rate increase.
There are some suggestions, we believe emanating from Washington, D.C., that next year's proposed increase for mailing newspapers could run as high as 30 percent. Let's look at this with real numbers.
The fact is the increase would only amount to a couple of pennies. The new price for most community newspaper mailings would be nine to 11 cents, depending on weight and where it is entered into the mail stream. Sound like a good deal? It is, especially when you consider community newspapers often receive same-day service. Think about it, local newspapers often get Express Mail service (currently $14.40 for a Flat Rate Envelope) for about a dime.
The very low rates that in-county publications pay hardly appear to be an effort to do away with this line of business. We hope community newspapers will always be around because they serve a vital function in American society.
That was true in Benjamin Franklin's day and is true today.


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42 U.S. Code § 4083 - Settlement of claims; arbitration
(a) The Administrator is authorized to make final settlement of any claims or demands which may arise as a result of any financial transactions which he is authorized to carry out under this subchapter, and may, to assist him in making any such settlement, refer any disputes relating to such claims or demands to arbitration, with the consent of the parties concerned.
Source(Pub. L. 90–448, title XIII, § 1347,Aug. 1, 1968, 82 Stat. 586; Pub. L. 98–181, title I[title IV, § 451(d)(1)], Nov. 30, 1983, 97 Stat. 1229; Pub. L. 112–141, div. F, title II, § 100238(b)(1),July 6, 2012, 126 Stat. 958.)
2012—Pub. L. 112–141substituted "Administrator" for "Director" in subsecs. (a) and (b).
1983—Pub. L. 98–181substituted "Director" for "Secretary" in subsecs. (a) and (b).
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A rift has developed among New England states over who should pay for transmission lines needed to carry electricity from renewable energy projects. As Vermont Public Radio's John Dillon reports, the issue is whether ratepayers across the region should foot the bill for power lines needed for southern New England.
Southern New England - in particular Massachusetts and Connecticut - needs more renewable generation to meet their clean-energy mandates. But the supply to meet that demand is mostly in the north - wind power from the mountains of Maine, or hydroelectricity from vast reservoirs in Quebec.
Kerrick Johnson is vice president of the Vermont Electric Power Company, which operates the statewide grid. He says the region is already looking at more than $4 billion worth of new transmission, and that's before the projects needed for renewable energy are added in.
"We start from a position that those who stand to benefit from a transmission project in service of their public policy goals and needs, that they should fund the project," Johnson says.
Johnson is worried about the impact on electric rates if the new projects are built. He points out that new transmission lines to carry electricity to the south would run through states that most likely don't need the power.
"The problem is, what are you paying for?" Johnson says. "If there is a 150-mile transmission line running from extreme northern Maine to move wind power down to Massachusetts or southern Connecticut, we don't know that that would benefit Vermont to a great degree."
The debate over who pays has centered on the concept of socializing costs. That's the idea that all ratepayers should share the expense of projects that benefit society and the region as a whole. The cost of lines deemed necessary to keep the grid running reliably are now spread out across the region.
Proponents of socializing the cost of projects needed to meet a particular state's renewable energy targets say the same logic should apply.
New England states are split on the issue. Opposing the automatic cost sharing for the new power lines are Vermont, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. Officials from Massachusetts, Connecticut and Maine are in favor.
Barbara Kates-Garnick is undersecretary for energy for Massachusetts. She says all the New England states should help pay, because the benefits, such as reaching greenhouse gas reduction goals, are shared regionally.
"It's an easier way to give a signal to the marketplace, in many respects, by having an allocation plan that is regional," Kates-Garnick says.
Vermont officials question whether the regional cost-sharing system is fair for consumers. Chris Recchia is commissioner of the Department of Public Service, which represents Vermont ratepayers. He says transmission projects - and how costs should be shared - need to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
"There are transmission organizations that are voting on this that really make all their all their money by building transmission," Recchia says. "Our concerns with the socialized formula is that projects will come out of the woodwork that nobody thought of before, and that given a different cost structure might not be put forward."
The proposal being debated in New England is to share 70 percent of a project's cost regionally, with 30 percent borne by ratepayers in the state that would use the power. The question will ultimately be decided by federal regulators.


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The city of Ogdensburg will use $50,000 left over from a $1.4 million state grant used to build the Lake Street pedestrian bridge last year to landscape the spans two approaches.
The Ogdensburg Garden Club and the citys Pride and Beautification and Tree commissions will be asked to come up with a plan to plant flowers, shrubs and trees in the green space on both sides of the Oswegatchie River crossing that connects the citys downtown with its marina district.
At the same time, said Mayor William D. Nelson, the area will feature a reminder of the memorial garden that existed on the downtown side of the span on the Maple City Trail before its numerous publicly donated trees, flowers and shrubs were uprooted to accommodate the bridges construction.
The garden was the creation of the late Robert R. Bjork, who began it as a memorial to his grandson.
Soon, more plants and plaques in memory of loved ones followed.
Its a nice location, Mr. Nelson said. Its a source of pride.
The landscaping will be done by crews from the citys Parks and Recreation and Public Works departments. That the work will be done in-house aided by a $50,000 budget means the project has a lot of potential, but one city landscaping contractor offered some advice.
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On Tuesday, the former pastor of a Helper church pleaded guilty to sexually victimizing children.
Rene Anthony Gomez appeared in the custody of the Carbon County Sheriff's Office at arraignment in the felony level criminal complaint on Sept. 3.
Judge Bryce K. Bryner presided on the 7th District Court bench and Carbon County Attorney Gene Strate acted on behalf of the state prosecutor's office. Public defender David Allred represented the 32-year-old East Carbon resident at the criminal proceeding.
Pursuant to a negotiated resolution arrangement, Gomez waived all constitutional rights in the felony level case and the former pastor pleaded guilty on Tuesday to nine separate first degree counts - eight sodomy on a child charges and one aggravated sexual abuse of a child offense.
The court reviewed Gomez' legal rights and advised the defendant regarding the penalties imposable on the first degree felony counts before accepting the former pastor's guilty pleas on the nine first degree counts.
Judge Bryner directed the Utah Department of Corrections to conduct a presentence investigation in the matter and submit recommendations to the court before tentatively scheduling pronouncement of judgment in Gomez' first degree felony criminal convictions on Nov. 7.
In exchange for the defendant's nine guilty pleas, Judge Bryner granted a joint prosecution defense motion and dismissed the 11 remaining first degree counts contained in the felony level complaint filed against the former pastor.
At the conclusion of the Sept. 3 felony arraignment proceeding, Judge Bryner remanded the defendant back into the custody of the Carbon County Jail.
Law enforcement authorities arrested the former pastor on June 28 and, at Gomez' initial court appearance on July 26, Judge Bryner ordered the defendant detained at the county jail without bail.
On Aug. 7, the East Carbon resident waived the right to a preliminary hearing in the criminal complaint and the district court ordered the former pastor bound over to answer 20 first degree counts at felony arraignment.
Dated July 23, the original criminal information contended that Gomez committed the first degree offenses against multiple victims from October 2000 through June 2002.
The complaint charged the former pastor with eight first degree aggravated sexual abuse of a child counts along with 12 sodomy on a child felony level offenses.
The felony level criminal case identified the alleged victims as children younger than the age of 14 years old.
In connection with the aggravated abuse charges, the criminal information argued that the defendant occupied a position of special trust when the former pastor allegedly took indecent liberties not amounting to rape or caused the children to engage in acts designed to arouse or gratify sexual desires.
Due to the fact that the aggravated sexual abuse and sodomy charges involved several minors, the felony level complaint identified the alleged victims by initials rather than listing the names of the children.
The maximum penalties the district court may impose in first degree felony sodomy on a child criminal convictions include fines of up to $10,000 along with indeterminate six-year, 10-year or 15-year to life sentences in the Utah State Prison.
Penalties imposable in first degree felony level aggravated sexual abuse of a child convictions include monetary assessments of up to $10,000 and indeterminate five-year to life incarceration periods in the state prison.
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AUGUSTA, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - If you work but don't make much money, you might be able to get something extra in your income tax return.
It's called the Earned Income Tax Credit.
The I.R.S. is working with a number of groups and volunteers to help low income people with free tax filing clinics as a way to get the word out about the E.I.T.C.
The I.R.S. says 21% of eligible taxpayers don't even file for the credit... and that means they're leaving money on the table.
"The top level of E.I.T.C. phases out at $49,000," says Tess Armstrong from the I.R.S., "So people who earn less than that are potentially eligible for the tax credit."
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Ringling College has a residential, self-contained campus, a setting that is rare among art and design colleges. It is a lush tropical landscape where the studios, classrooms, galleries and library are within a short walk to the residence halls, cafes, recreation & wellness center, and student life center. Come see for yourself.
We encourage potential students interested in attending Ringling College, as well as art teachers, guidance counselors and parents to visit our campus. Student-led tours and meetings with admissions counselors are available by appointment. To guarantee that someone will be available to welcome you, please follow the instructions below to arrange for a visit.
Campus tours are scheduled by appointment Monday through Friday at 9:30 AM and 1:30 PM. To participate in a group tour led by a student, and to schedule a meeting with an admissions counselor, please fill out an online prospective student campus tour request or call the Admissions Office at 800-255-7695 or 941-309-0195. We do our best to accommodate all visitors, but please keep in mind that some dates fill early due to heavy demand. Please wait until your appointment has been confirmed before finalizing travel arrangements.
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Ringling College also hosts two Preview Day events each year, on weekends in February and October/November. Visit www.ringling.edu/admissionsevents for information about upcoming events. The next Preview Day will be November 7, 2015.
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PRICE - Our loving father, son, brother and dear friend, Edward Gonzales, aka "Fast Eddie" who was born Dec. 30, 1947 in Spokane, Wash., passed away peacefully October 18, 2012 at the age of 64 in Price.
Eddie was a friend you could count on when times were rough. He had a way of making things better with his witty logic and lighter take on life no matter how bad the situation. Eddie enjoyed traveling, playing pool and spending time with family and friends. He was always there to listen and offer whatever help he could give, be it money, or the shirt off his back. His love for life would always make you feel better no matter what the problems were. Eddie was very knowledgeable, he loved spending hours reading and was a huge movie buff. He was a longtime resident of Carbon County and graduate of Carbon High. In his later years he moved to Baltimore, MD, where he worked as a truck driver for several years.
Survived by his son, Eddie Gonzales, Helper; his parents, Bill and Priscilla Gonzales, Price; brothers, Richard Garry, Spokane, Wash., and William "Billy" (Stephanie) Gonzales; sisters, Dorothy (Bill) Marston, Spring Glen, Vera (Marlin) Andrus, Salt Lake City, Emma Robertson, Price, Sharon (Jimmy) Basso, Price, and Dixie (Nathan) Marvidikis, Helper; longtime friend and companion Dee and beloved daughter Heather Gurovich, Baltimore, MD; and many loved and cherished nieces and nephews.
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Welcome to the Psychology in Education M.A. Program in the Department of Clinical Psychology at Teachers College! We invite you to learn more about our innovative Masters curriculum which has been designed to meet the diverse backgrounds of our incoming students. We believe every student has a unique contribution to realize within the field of psychology. This belief is reflected in the overall mission of the program which is to help students clarify their professional goals by providing them with relevant coursework, rigorous research, clinical fieldwork, and in-depth academic advisement.
This graduate level degree is ideal for students who wish to strengthen their applications to Ph.D. programs, to complement their expertise in other fields with clinical principals, or to learn how to best employ their education in psychology locally and globally. Graduates of this program have gone on to effectively ameliorate mental suffering in their communities through research or practice.This website has been designed to provide an overview of our program description and course information, as well as highlights of our faculty and students. Please download the Student Handbook for further details. You may also contact the Admissions Office, speak with one of our Academic Advisers, or attend one of our information sessions.
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