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|Blowing Rock, Boone Fire Battle Overnight Blaze
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Blowing Rock and Boone Fire spent the night saving a structure in the Blowing Rock fire district, a fire under investigation of the Watauga Fire Marshal and Blowing Rock Fire. The call came in at about 12:40 this morning at a River Gorge Vista home off Saddle Hills Road. Firemen said fire was evident when they arrived,
and making entry, they found fire in the laundry room of the former rental house, now being used as the laundry for Westglow Spa. Two rooms suffered fire damage, the rest of the house smoke damage, but the firefighting effort saved the rest of the structure. Ironically, Westglow had been using the house for their laundry after a fire damaged their laundry facility recently. Paul Buchanan of the Fire Marshal's office said he would be returning to the house to determine what led to the fire. Watauga Medics stood by at the fire scene overnight.
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Helper's American Legion baseball field will not be used as a parking lot. Period.
That was the message from the city's mayor and council to car show promoter Mike James Thursday. James told the council that the annual event could overflow the city park next June and wanted the council to allow cars on the ballfield just in case.
James tried to persuade the council that since the baseball field is public property, it belongs to everybody, so citizens should be able to use it for other purposes. The show brings in visitors and tourists and is good for the local economy, he added.
There was no argument about the economic benefits, but, in the words of councilman Chris Pugliese, the community's investment in the ballpark represents "too much work to sacrifice." The show goes on in mid-June - the middle of baseball season - and the risk of putting tons of steel and rubber on the turf is asking too much.
Although the city owns the land and provides lighting, watering and mowing, much of the development has relied on support from the baseball community and donations.
The council expressed support for the car show and agreed to continue working with James and and others to work out some plan for alternative sites if the need should arise for overflow display parking.
Since there's no deadline for entries, it is difficult to say exactly how many classic cars will be coming to town from year to year, James said.
On the subject of tourism promotion, James suggested that the city could gain lasting attention by making and distributing souvenir mugs. The mugs could list all the city's main events, such as the art festival and Electric Light Parade in addition to the annual car show.
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Company honored in "NOD Salutes" series in celebration of National Disability Employment Awareness Month
NEW YORK – As National Disability Employment Awareness Month comes to a close, the National Organization on Disability (NOD) salutes Exelon Corporation, one of the nation's leading competitive energy providers, for its dedication, leadership and support of disability employment initiatives.
As part of its monthly Salute series, NOD acknowledges companies who support the organization's mission by hiring people with disabilities and helping to support other employers who seek to do the same. Exelon, as part of its diversity and inclusion commitment, is an industry leader in incorporating people with disabilities into its workforce, partnering with organizations to recruit talented individuals with disabilities and veterans. Additionally, the company's Individuals with Disabilities Advisory Team, comprising employees of all levels from across the company, and its disability-focused employee resource group promote an inclusive corporate culture.
"The approach Exelon has taken to incorporating people with disabilities into its workforce should serve as a model for all businesses in America," said Carol Glazer, president of NOD. "By creating awareness, regularly engaging with its employees, and stepping up to support NOD's mission of inclusion, Exelon is helping close the hiring gap between employers and people with disabilities."
In June, the Exelon Foundation, the company's nonprofit philanthropic arm, made a $300,000 pledge to support NOD's disability employment initiatives over the next three years. This grant supported the development of NOD's Disability Employment Tracker, an important new tool that will help companies across a range of industries assess their own readiness to launch or expand their hiring of people with disabilities and veterans. The funding also will go toward convening members of NOD's CEO Council, which offers business leaders support and resources for building a diversified workforce. The first such gathering took place on October 8th at the Pyramid Club in Philadelphia, featuring a discussion on the future of the labor force with panelists from DiversityInc, Lowe's, Walmart, and Sodexo. At the event, Exelon's Philadelphia utility, PECO, announced its own disability hiring commitment. PECO began working with NOD earlier this year through the organization's "Start on Success" student internship program, in which the utility hosted summer interns and hired some of them into permanent positions.
"Unemployment is a very real problem for Americans with disabilities and represents an opportunity for employers like Exelon that recognize that a diverse and inclusive workforce leads to smarter business decisions and a better understanding of how best to serve their customers," said Exelon Senior Vice President and General Counsel Darryl Bradford, who leads the company's Individuals with Disabilities Advisory Team. "NOD is on the forefront of efforts to understand and solve disability employment issues, and Exelon is proud to count it as a valued partner."
"Exelon is well-deserving of this salute in our series," continued Glazer. "We're inspired by its commitment to people with disabilities, and we are honored to list Exelon among our most esteemed corporate partners."
For more information on the National Organization on Disability and its "Salutes" series, visit www.nod.org.
About NODThe National Organization on Disability (NOD) is a private, non-profit organization that promotes the full participation of America's 56 million people with disabilities in all aspects of life. The organization's current focus is on increasing employment opportunities for the 79 percent of working-age Americans with disabilities who are not employed. Current employment programs benefit individuals with disabilities looking for employment, high school students with disabilities transitioning into the workforce, seriously wounded, ill and injured veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, and employers seeking to become more diverse by expanding existing diversity initiatives to include people with disabilities. For more information about NOD, its CEO Council, and employment programs, visit www.NOD.org.
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Moonlight Snowshoe Hike
Full moon snowshoe hikes are back for the 2012-13 winter season. Join our Activity Center staff as we snowshoe through majestic old growth forests to picnic point with only the moonlight to light our way. You'll find that you can see very well as the moonlight reflects off the snow. Capture a great view of Sandpoint and the surrounding area from picturesque Picnic Point. More...


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Following the Crew's 3-0 win against D.C. United on Saturday night, the Black & Gold's reserves returned to action on Sunday morning to take on the West Virginia University Mountaineers at Crew Stadium. Fueled by first half goals from Ryan Finley and Ethan Finlay and second half tallies by way of Aaron Schoenfeld and Bernardo Anor, the Crew topped the Mountaineers 4-0.
The Black & Gold reserves take on the New York Red Bulls in a return to MLS Reserve League action Saturday evening following the First Team's match against New York (4:00 p.m. ET/NBC Sports Network).
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Crew Lineup: Matt Lampson (Daniel Withrow); Chad Barson, Eric Gehrig, Kevan George, Kyle Hyland; Ethan Finlay (Shawn Sloan), Konrad Warzycha (Drew Beckie), Matías Sánchez, Ben Speas (Bernardo Anor); Justin Meram, Ryan Finley (Aaron Schoenfeld).
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NEWPORT - A little song, a little dance, a little murder and you have the makings of a great American musical.
"Chicago" will be performed at North Country High School on May 4, 5, and 6 by Act Three Teatricals.
This week, members of the cast put on some vignettes for the press. The play is being produced by Chase Gosselin who is graduating from United Christian Academy and taking his fine talent with him.
Make sure you catch the show.
HOLLAND – A Holland couple is upset because they were not notified about the Derby Wind Project and they say their property abuts the Chase Farm where one of two wind turbines could be constructed. Chad Farrell of Encore Redevelopment, LLC, of Burlington, the project developer, disagrees.
Holland property owners Sherry and John Wagner sent a letter to the Vermont Public Service Board (PSB) stating that their due process rights are violated and are calling for a halt of the project. The PSB told Encore to respond to the allegation by Monday, April 30.
COVENTRY – Plans for a $3.4 million expansion at the Newport State Airport continue to move forward. The project calls for a 1,000-foot expansion of the north-south runway.Â
NEWPORT–Taylor Blake pitched a two hitter in her first varsity start as the Falcon bats erupted, driving in seventeen runs to fuel North Country's 17-2 win over Rice.
"She did a great job out there," said coach Leslie Dunn of Blake. "I think she was a little nervous, but as the game went on her location improved."
The lop-sided affair lasted just six innings ,as the fifteen run rule kicked in and mercifully ended the contest for the Green Knights.
NEWPORT–Wyatt Prue pitched 5 2/3 impressive innings in his first varsity start, but North Country had a hard time getting runs in behind him and the Falcons fell late to the Green Knights of Rice 8-1.
"He had appeared three times in relief, so we decided to give him a start," said Brian Bonvechio of Prue. "I thought he was very strong out there."
Prue also had a productive day at the plate with two doubles and the lone Falcon RBI of the game.
In the first, with the wind blowing out to right, Jon Boyer walked, followed by a double by Nate Stewart to put runners on 2nd and 3rd.
Morristown)- Trailing 10-4 entering the final inning the Lake Region Lady Rangers epitomized the ole' saying "never say die," plating 5 runs to make the score 10-9, and had the tying run on second base before finally succumbing to defending state champion Peoples Academy on Tuesday.
"I don't know that I've ever been quite so happy after a loss," quipped Ranger coach Matt Tinker. "These girls just wouldn't give up, and I couldn't be prouder of the effort they gave."
MORRISVILLE–Kyle Perry gave up six runs in the first, and the Peoples Academy Wolves never looked back, as fifteen runners crossed home plate in Lake Region's 15-0 loss on Tuesday.
Despite a rough first inning, coach Eric Degree was impressed with Perry's ability to regroup and focus.
"Kyle's mental toughness was outstanding. They (PA) have a good hitting team, and they earned their runs in the first, but he was able to bounce back and throw some good innings for us."
DERBY – Dandelions, dandelions, dandelions. And few people know dandelions better than local artist Adrian Yellow and IROC's executive director and organizer of the Dandelion Run marathon, Phil White.
This year, the two have teamed up to raise the lowly weed to new heights.
The Dandelion Run, named as one of the five most scenic running races in Vermont, is scheduled for Saturday, May 19.
NEWPORT - With an eye toward developing entrepreneurs for the hospitality and tourism industry, North Country's Adult Career Center Director Eileen Illuzzi has submitted a grant to fund the creation of a new certification program. The focus will be on careers in hotel and resort management, recreation, restaurants, catering, sales, marketing, tourism and event planning.
DERBY/HOLLAND – The Vermont Public Service Board, on April 19, denied intervener status to a group of residents and an individual who want to participate in the PSB process and hearings for the Derby Line Wind Project.
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The Wheel of Time turns and Ages come and go, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth returns again. In the Third Age, an Age of Prophecy, the World and Time themselves hang in the balance. What was, what will be, and what is, may yet fall under the Shadow.
"Jordan is able to take ... familiar elements and make them his own, in a powerful novel of wide and complex scope. Open religious and political conflicts add a gritty realism, while the cities and courts provide plenty of drama and splendor. Women have a stronger role than in Tolkien.... Each character in this large cast remains distinct.... Their adventures are varied, and exciting.... The Eye of the World stands alone as a fantasy epic."--Locus
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The Wheel of Time turns and Ages come and go, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth returns again. In the Third Age, an Age of Prophecy, the World and Time themselves hang in the balance. What was, what will be, and what is, may yet fall under the Shadow.
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The Lenoir-Rhyne Football Team (8-2, 6-1) won the 2012 South Atlantic Conference Championship outright with a 44-14 victory over Catawba (4-7, 2-5) Saturday afternoon at Moretz Stadium. L-R, the top-ranked rushing team in NCAA Division
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Marshall Islands
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The Marshall Islands, east of the Carolines, are divided into two chains: the western, or Ralik, group, including the atolls Jaluit, Kwajalein, Wotho, Bikini, and Eniwetok; and the eastern, or Ratak, group, including the atolls Mili, Majuro, Maloelap, Wotje, and Likiep. The islands are of coral reef types and rise only a few feet above sea level. The Marshall Islands comprise an area slightly larger than Washington, DC.
Constitutional government in free association with the U.S.
Micronesian peoples were the first inhabitants of the archipelago. The islands were explored by the Spanish in the 16th century and were named for a British captain in 1788. Germany unsuccessfully attempted to colonize the islands in 1885. Japan claimed them in 1914, but after several battles during World War II, the U.S. seized them from the Japanese. In 1947, the UN made the island group, along with the Mariana and Caroline archipelagos, a U.S. trust territory.
U.S. Nuclear Testing
U.S. nuclear testing took place between 1946 and 1958 on the islands of Bikini and Eniwetok. The people of Bikini were removed to another island, and a total of 23 U.S. atomic and hydrogen bomb tests were conducted. Despite cleanup attempts, the islands remain uninhabited today because of nuclear contamination. The U.S. paid the islands $183.7 million in damages in 1983, and in 1999, the U.S. approved a one-time $3.8-million payment to the relocated people of Bikini atoll.
Kwajalein atoll is the site of an American military base and has been used for missile defense testing since the 1960s.
Signing the Compact of Free Association and United Nations Admission
The United States and the Marshall Islands signed a Compact of Free Association in 1986, which meant the islands became self-governing but would receive U.S. military and economic aid, roughly $65 million a year. The Marshall Islands were admitted to the UN on Sept. 17, 1991.
In 2000, Kessai Note became the first commoner to become president—his predecessors had been island chiefs. He ran on an anticorruption ticket and is attempting to make his small nation more self-sufficient. In 2003, the U.S. and the Marshall Islands agreed on a new Compact of Free Association, an extension of the lease to use the Kwajalein military base in exchange for economic aid. In Jan. 2004, Parliament reelected President Note.
World's Largest Shark Sanctuary Declared
Over 772,000 square miles of ocean was declared a shark sanctuary by the government in October 2011. The area became the largest shark sanctuary in the world. Fishing for sharks is banned.
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It shall be the duty of any officer, agent, or other person authorized by law to make seizures of merchandise or baggage subject to seizure for violation of the customs laws, to report every such seizure immediately to the appropriate customs officer for the district in which such violation occurred, and to turn over and deliver to such customs officer any vessel, vehicle, aircraft, merchandise, or baggage seized by him, and to report immediately to such customs officer every violation of the customs laws.
Source(June 17, 1930, ch. 497, title IV, § 602,46 Stat. 754; Pub. L. 91–271, title III, § 301(z),June 2, 1970, 84 Stat. 290; Pub. L. 98–473, title II, § 321,Oct. 12, 1984, 98 Stat. 2056; Pub. L. 98–573, title II, § 213(a)(1),Oct. 30, 1984, 98 Stat. 2984.)
Prior Provisions
Provisions similar to those in this section were contained in act Sept. 21, 1922, ch. 356, title IV, § 602,42 Stat. 984. That section was superseded by section 602 of act June 17, 1930, comprising this section, and repealed by section 651(a)(1) of the 1930 act.
Prior provisions requiring officers or persons employed in the customs revenue service, upon detection of any violation of the customs laws, to make complaint to the collector, were contained in act June 22, 1874, ch. 391, § 15,18 Stat. 189, prior to repeal by act Sept. 21, 1922, ch. 356, title IV, § 643,42 Stat. 989.
1984—Pub. L. 98–573and Pub. L. 98–473inserted reference to aircraft.
1970—Pub. L. 91–271substituted references to appropriate customs officer or such customs officer for references to collector wherever appearing.
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Amendment by Pub. L. 98–573effective Oct. 15, 1984, see section 214(e) ofPub. L. 98–573, set out as a note under section 1304 of this title.
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Christian Sommer submitted this photo of "Mr. Naples" with a redfish that he caught just before dark.
Francisco Sandoval, visiting from Montero, Bolivia, caught this fish while saltwater fishing for the first time ever on Dec. 14.
Robbie Sommer with a seven-pound bass in his backyard, which he caught on a banjo minnow.
Francisco Sandoval, visiting from Montero, Bolivia, caught these fish while saltwater fishing for the first time ever on Dec. 14.
Laura Melges, of Harbor Springs, Mich., caught her first redfish in Rookery Bay on a gulp jig.
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Braden White, of Shaker Heights, Ohio, caught this largemouth bass on a lake in North Naples using a gold spoon. The fish was roughly five pounds and 24 inches long, and was hooked on his last cast of the morning.
Francisco Sandoval, visiting from Montero, Bolivia, caught this fish during his second saltwater fishing trip ever on Dec. 18.
Veronica Sandoval, of Bonita Springs, with a grouper that she caught on Dec. 18.
Paul Long caught this tripletail while fishing south of Cape Roman with Captain Steve Loyd of Loyd's Charter Fishing.
Andrew Gavulic, visiting from Michigan, caught this 24 pound tripletail in Naples with Captain Pete Root.
Jerri Smith, from Port of the Islands, landed this 23 inch black drum on light tackle, a 3/8 oz. jig tipped with shrimp, near Four Brothers on incoming tide.
Paul Crain, of Marco Island, caught this 38 inch redfish off Marco Island on Dec. 4.
Edward Waxmansky, of Oak Lawn, Ill., caught this while fishing on Marco Island.
Edward Waxmansky, of Oak Lawn, Ill., caught this redfish while fishing on Marco Island.
From left: Mike Keeler, Errol Taylor, Larry Coates and Bud Bernton, of the Windstar on Naples Bay fishing club, with their catch of mahi mahi and wahoo.
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CANTON — The operators of a Rensselaer Falls dairy farm harshly criticized the Town Council on Monday evening for failing to blacktop a nearby stone road they claim has left their crops and equipment with a layer of dust that's also created health hazards for workers and the animals.
Wayne D. and Mary L. Fobare, 1305 County Route 15, said they're upset that nothing has been done since they attended a town board meeting in May to complain about the condition of Wilstrop Road, a stone road between Johnson and Kelly roads. They were joined at Monday night's meeting by family members Steven, Gail and William Fobare.
"We cannot breathe. It's a health risk," Mary Fobare said. "I raked hay yesterday and I was eating dust. It can't be good for anyone's health. The dust is just laying on everything."
It's estimated that traffic on the road has tripled since St. Lawrence County closed a section of County Route 15 in April to repair a large-diameter culvert that was damaged by heavy spring flooding.
Town Highway Superintendent Terry A. Billings said County Route 15 is expected to reopen in two weeks, which should help alleviate the amount of traffic diverting to Wilstrop Road, which in turn will reduce the dust problem.
Last week he informed the Fobares that the Town Council wanted to "abandon" Wilstrop Road, which would allow the Fobares to maintain the road as they wished. He said board members didn't want to spend $10,000 to pave a road that was perceived by some as a private driveway.
That option drew an angry response from Wayne Fobare, who said the road should be paved even though traffic will decline when the closed section of County Route 15 reopens.
"We don't want the road. We want it fixed. Who thinks it's a private driveway?" Wayne Fobare asked council members. "Nobody wants a dirt road. Don't throw that back on us."
Town Councilman James T. Smith, also a dairy farmer, said the town can't afford to pave all of its gravel and dirt roads. The town has 90 miles of paved road to maintain, including 40 miles that are now substandard, he said.
"Somebody tell me where the money is going to come from before we start," Mr. Smith said.
Town Supervisor David T. Button suggested the town put up a sign temporarily closing Wilstrop Road, but that idea drew little support from board members. Councilman Paul F. Backus was absent from the meeting.
Instead, Mr. Billings was directed to spray a mix of calcium chloride and water onto the road to help reduce the dust. Town crews are expected to handle the work this morning.
Mr. Billings said the situation is difficult for both the Fobares and the Town Council.
"I don't blame the Fobares. They're in a horrible situation," he said. "It also puts the board in a very tough situation."
In other action, the Town Council agreed to sign a memorandum of understanding with the village and the developers of a proposed 24-unit apartment complex planned off State Street Road.
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The Activities Board is sponsoring an event on Tuesday, January 17 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day to promote community service and volunteerism. There will be a presentations about the history of the day at 10 AM and again at 1 PM in the Fireside Room. These presentations will include speakers from local non-profit organizations that are involved in volunteer work. Students and employees are invited to speak about personal experiences with volunteer work or the observance of MLK Day.
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Voluntary vaccination of healthcare and emergency responders began in 2004 in accordance with federal recommendations.
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Buffalo, NY -- Natural energy is all around and a farm in Appleton is powered by it. "We decided to take an existing barn that was built in the 1840s and restore it," Tom Szulust, the co-owner of Singer Farm Naturals, said. Tom owns the farm with his wife Vivian and they are a big supporter of renewable energy.
The farm is located near Lake Ontario and takes advantage of the natural wind energy with a 120 foot turbine. "It gives me a reason to smile on a windy cold winter day here, because it really does blow hard here."
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A Federal judge in Pennsylvania ruled against President Barack Obama's plan to require all Americans to purchase health insurance or face penalties, saying the mandate exceeds the powers granted both the President and Congress by the Constitution.
Federal District Judge Christopher C. Conner said the Federal government's power to regulate interstate commerce does not give it the power to force individual citizens to unwillingly purchase any product, including health insurance.
Barbara Goudy-Bachman and Gregory Bachman, a married couple with children, opt to pay for health-related expenses out of pocket with savings, and sued Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius over the mandate. The couple, who are self-employed, dropped their own health coverage because it exceeded the cost of their mortgage payments. They said the 2014 mandatory insurance infringed upon their right to choose a proper method of caring for their family.
The Judge's opinion did not agree completely with the couple on all issues, but did challenge the right of Federal government to meddle in personal affairs. An excerpt from the opinion follows:
This court's role in that system is to assess the matters presented before it on the basis of the constitutional text and Supreme Court guidance, consonant with the principles of stare decisis. See Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. (1 Cranch) 137 (1803). The minimum coverage provision of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act exceeds Congress's authority under the Commerce Clause of the United States Constitution. The court does not reach this conclusion because the alternative would be disastrous to this nation's future, such as the Bachman's prediction of America evolving into a socialist state. These suggestions of cataclysmic results stemming from Article III authorization of an individual mandate are both unproductive and unpersuasive. Should the Supreme Court determine that the Commerce Clause extends to anticipatory mandates, or, that the health care market is unique for purposes of Commerce Clause analysis, the Supreme Court will delineate clear limits to that power. Until that occurs, the minimum coverage provision of the Patent Protection and Affordable Care Act cannot withstand constitutional scrutiny.
The case will join the ranks of 30 different lawsuits in various Federal jurisdictions around the country challenging the Obama healthcare plan. Separate lawsuits have already reached appeals courts in Richmond, Va., Atlanta and Cincinnati. The issue will most likely ultimately land on the bench of the Supreme Court.