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Stash your 14-inch laptop inside the Dakine Women's Garden Pack and hit the street, and don't forget your veggie snacks. Comfy padded straps make carrying around a day's worth of essentials easy on the back and shoulders, and a slew of pockets keeps all your goodies organized. You spent a pretty penny on your laptop and those brand-new aviators, too, so Dakine included a padded laptop sleeve and fleece-lined sunglasses pocket to protect your investments. Sweet!
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Great Backpack!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I love this backpack! I bought the Rhapsody pattern and I LOVE IT. I recently took it to Hawaii with me and used it as a carry-on and also used it for hiking (light-hiking, I was not climbing the side of a mountain). It was great! ABSOLUTELY love the the pocket for sunglasses - always knew where to find them and it kept them smudge free with the fleece lining. Overall very pleased with this purchase and would recommend it to friends and family.
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Great School Pack!
bought this as a gift and they love it. just enough pockets and storage you need.
camo print is different and unique!
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does the straps adjust ? im 5"4 but I like my backpacks longer down like touching my butt or little longer.
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Yep- this model does have the adjustable straps
Excellent pack!
Just what my daughter wanted.
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I got this backpack for my 9th grade daughter. She was very happy with it. It looked just like the picture. It was shipped quickly and she can fit everything she needs for school in it.This backpack was a great price compared to other sites we shopped at. We would order from Backcountry again.
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DAKINE Garden Backpack - Women's
Very Comfortable Backpack
This backpack is really comfortable and doesn't seem very heavy at all even when it's filled. Although Dakine's Garden backpack appears small, it can surprisingly fit a lot of books (depending on the thickness of the books), and it still holds its shape very well. The organizer pockets are great as well. I personally think that it has just the right amount of pockets, unless you're someone who prefers having an extra pocket or so. I have a really slim laptop so it fits just fine in the laptop sleeve. This backpack is the perfect size for middle school/high school, but if you're someone who likes to carry a lot of extra/unnecessary stuff around, then a larger backpack might be better. I'm really glad I bought this backpack and I would definitely recommend it.
Too small for a laptop
This is a beautiful, sturdy pack but it's too small to carry a normal-sized laptop. My other daughter use the larger (1500cc) prom pack for her first year at college and it isn't showing any signs of wear and tear. She loves it. Dakine makes a quality product so just be sure to watch the size. I think you'll need a 1500 cc or larger pack to carry a laptop and a few books.
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This is a great backpack! It has plenty of room, but isn't one of those huge packs that looks like you are ready for a 10 day excursion. The laptop sleeve says it will fit 14 in. I was able to get my 15 in. Macbook pro in it, it was a tight fit though. Nice organizational pockets as well.
Some of the stitching is already coming out
This bag is really pretty but.... some of the stitching is already coming out. Plus the bag is a little small. When I first opened thought the size would be perfect. But once I put in my laptop, all the necessary cords for travel and and a few odds and ends it would have been nice if it would have been a little bigger.
Spacious and cute, can go wrong!
Bought this for my niece for back to school and we could not be more happy with it. The backpack may be pink but don't just go off looks Dakine makes a heavy duty and reliable bag. The straps are adjustable so it will sit comfortably on her shoulders and wont hurt her back. The convenient water bottle holder, and middle storage space for her pencils is a plus. She may not a laptop to utilize the padded laptop sleeve but I am sure she will find something creative to do with it. Plenty of space for everything you could imagine.
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COREY TRIVINO OUT FOR THE SEASONBoston University prospect suffers broken leg
Hey, you can't blame my old friends the Islanders trainers for the bad run of luck that's hit prospects Travis Hamonic, Calvin de Haan, Mark Katic, Mikko Koskinen and now Corey Trivino.
Trivino, the Islanders' second round pick in 2008 before Aaron Ness and Hamonic, suffered a broken right fibula during Boston University's 5-2 win over Maine. What was originally called a high ankle sprain by BU coach Jack Parker was later changed to a broken leg. See, that sort of stuff happens at every level.
A sophomore, the 6-1 center made only small strides in his development this season. Trivino had just 4 goals and 15 points in 28 games. Worst of all, the injury will cost him big-game experience in March.
Trivino is likely to stay with the Terriers next year for his junior season. He has been praised this season by Parker for his defensive play and was matched up against top lines. The second-round pick still has a way to go to prove he's worthy of an NHL contract. There is plenty of time and he just turned 20 last month.
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Three days after bolting from Price Police custody without shoes or a shirt, Manuel Mitcheson, 20, was apprehended by Emery County Sheriff's deputies without incident in Huntington Thursday morning.
According to Price City Police Capt. Bill Barnes, Mitcheson was booked for several offenses after being transported back to Carbon County, including the three warrants which initiated his contact with police earlier this week, burglary and escape.
"He broke into someone's house following the escape and was found hiding there," said Barnes, who had accompanied Emery County Sheriff's Deputies on a search for Mitcheson the night before his arrest. The Price Captain noted that several tips from local residents were key in locating the suspect.
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DEXTER, Maine (NEWS CENTER)-- More than 10 students from Dexter Regional High School have been suspended after the high school's principal said a hazing incident took place during a football banquet, that turned into a lock-in sleep over at the school November 16th and 17th.
Principal Stephen Bell said around 5 o'clock in the morning on November 17th, several members of the school's football team were involved in hazing incidents that were in violation of the schools hazing policy.
"It was a very serious incident. When we got knowledge of it we started the process on Monday morning when we got back to school, interviewing a lot of kids starting with the victims working our way backwards all the way through the parents," Bell said.
Bell said all of the kids involved are minors. He declined to go on record to say what exactly happened, but the school is working with the police department, which is investigating.
"That's gonna take a long time that debriefing process in asking those honest questions of ourselves, the administrators, the teachers, the parents, the coaches, even the kids themselves that were there. 'How did this happen? Where did this come from?'" Bell said.
According to Bell, those involved were suspended from school and other athletic activities. Suspensions from school ranged from one to 10 days. Athletic suspensions ranged from one week to more than a month.
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One man walked away uninjured after his car left the roadway on U.S. 6 and rolled over multiple times on June 17.
Anthony Carnevale, a 19-year-old from Buena Vista, Colo., was driving westbound in a 2002 Chevy Tahoe on U.S. 6 near Sunnyside Junction when he approached a hill at milepost 257. At some point he lost control of the vehicle, shooting across into the oncoming lane, hitting the guardrail and leaving the roadway. The SUV rolled multiple times before coming to a stop upside down about 150 feet down an embankment, according to Travis Barrett, a trooper with the Utah Highway Patrol.
Emergency personnel received a call at 3:51 p.m. and troopers were on the scene within minutes, according to Barrett.
Carnevale said he thought he was paying attention but didn't realize what was happening as he lost control of the SUV, Barrett said. Over-correcting the vehicle was the main problem in the accident, according to Barrett.
Carnevale, who had a pre-existing leg injury, was led out of the vehicle by emergency personnel and into an ambulance where he said he required no medical attention. Carnevale was wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident..
Carnevale was issued a citation for failure to maintain a lane on the road, according to Barrett.


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At a hearing Tuesday, Team Industrial Services, Inc., pleaded guilty to putting citizens' health at risk in front of U.S. Magistrate Judge Clinton E. Averitte in federal court in Amarillo and was charged with a misdemeanor offense.
A small number of non-management employees from the Borger office admitted to releasing hazardous pollutants into the air and placed others in danger of death or serious bodily injury during this leak detection and repair service required by the Clean Air Act at Valero McKee refinery in Sunray, according to the Amarillo Globe News.
Beverly May Axelrod, 90, of Borger died Friday July 6, 2012 in Borger. Cremation was under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger. The private burial was held on Sunday, July 15 in Tulsa, OK.
GARDEN CITY, KS - Odilla Catherine "Odie" Wasinger, 87, of Garden City, Kan. died Saturday, July 14, 2012, at the Kansas Heart Hospital in Wichita, Kan. She was born March 13, 1925, in Holcomb, Kan., the daughter of Peter and Elizabeth (Drelling) Knoll.
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Skate Park - field interview
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600 block of Weatherly - warrant service
800 block of Dixon - welfare check
200 block of West Tenth - warrant service
1100 block of Sterling - report of disturbance
300 block of South Hedgecoke - traffic escort
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1100 block of Minnesota - report of abandoned vehicle
1400 block of Baker - report of UUMV/auto theft
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400 block of West Coolidge - report of harassment
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July 13, 2012
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400 block of Union - parking complaint
Main and Wilson - field interview
200 block of Estireno - report of habitation burglary
200 block of West Tenth - report of suspicious activity
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800 block of Dixon - welfare check
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100 block of Chaparral - alarm
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Any high school athlete who will be participating in football, volleyball or cross country needs to come by the athletic office and pick up the forms that they will need to have filled out and ready to take to the first day of practice. Forms will be available beginning July 23rd –July 26th and July 29th-August 2nd from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm. Forms need to be picked up in the Athletic office at the high school. ***All athletes must have a physical to be able to participate.
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The Hutchinson County Crisis Center is set to host its annual telethon.
This year's telethon will be the best yet, with plans in the works to auction off a Borger Police Officer to almost everything under the sun.
The telethon is held once a year to raise needed funds for the HC3 program and to help child and adult victims of sexual assault and family violence.
This year's telethon is Saturday, July 28, 2012 in the Phillips Building, 300 W. 6th Street from 5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Annadon Keys, Johnson Park Youth Center Supervisor, said the community always hears about the youth in the community that have done something bad, but she prefers to hear about the ones who are awesome. There was an accident at the Johnson Park Youth Center on Saturday, July 14, 2012. A young man had fallen in the men's locker room and was unconscious. Mayson Dompe, Blake Gray and Brant Gray found him in the locker room and ran and notified a lifeguard immediately. Keys said that because of these three HEROES the young man was able to receive medical attention as soon as possible.
Xcel Energy is warning customers of an apparent national scam targeting utility customers that involves attempts to obtain Social Security numbers and bank routing numbers.
The scam claims that the federal government is providing credits or applying payments to utility bills. Customers are being told they can make a utility payment by using a bank routing number that is supplied by the scam artists. After the scammers obtain the victims' personal information, customers are given a phony bank routing number to pay their bills.
The Borger Economic Development Corporation has received the okay from the Borger City Council to move forward with its plans for the upcoming year.
The council acted Tuesday to approve the EDC's budget and strategic plan for 2012-13. Dan Redd, BEDC CEO, was present to share his thoughts on both.
Redd said in terms of the budget for next year, $561,000 has been budgeted to cover projects. $200,000 is in the form of guaranteed loans.
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CANTON - Rensselaer Falls resident Ronnie Vegas said his metal band Tyrade narrowly missed the opportunity to advance in a competition that might have led to a performance at the 2013 Grammys.
But Mr. Vegas, the bands lead vocalist, doesnt view that experience entirely as a negative.
Weve gotten more likes, more comments on our Facebook page, and its led to networking with other bands, Mr. Vegas said. Other good things might come through that.
Fans of the self-described country-metal band Tyrade nominated the band for the Gig of a Lifetime contest to perform at the Grammys. The band came in second place out of 258 bands in the mid-Atlantic region, after shuffling between first and second place in the final hours before voting ended, Mr. Vegas said. Had the band won in its region, it would have been pitted against artists from five other regions across the nation for the chance to perform at pop musics signature award ceremony.
Our fans show us so much support. They really go above and beyond, said Matthew Farrell, Tyrades drummer. Just to be a part of something like that was awesome.
Originally formed seven years ago, Tyrade underwent a number of lineup changes, but it has remained stable the last four years with its current line-up of Mr. Vegas; Mr. Farrell of Saranac Lake; bassist Timothy Anson of Canton and guitarist Thomas Arquitt of Saranac Lake.
In that time Tyrade has generated a fanbase across Northern and Central New York that Mr. Farrell sees as crazy loyal to the band. The next step is to expand that fanbase, which they hope to do with their first-ever tour this summer, across the eastern U.S.
We went from a (locally-known) band to a (regionally-known) band, and our next step is to become a national touring band, Mr. Farrell said.
He hopes for Tyrade to tour with some of the big-name hard-rock bands theyve networked with through shows. Tyrade has played with a long list of famous bands, including Godsmack, Fire Finger Death Punch, Papa Roach, Killswitch Engage, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus and Hellyeah.
Opening for these major-label artists, Tyrade has gained the exposure of playing for crowds in the thousands. They played for a crowd of about 5,000 when opening for Godsmack at the Can-Am Speedway in Lafargeville, and they played for about 3,000 opening for Papa Roach in Watertown, Mr. Vegas said.
Playing with the pros is also a bit of a learning experience for the band.
Were always paying attention to what theyre doing (on stage) to make ourselves better, (as far as) constantly moving on stage and interaction with the crowd, Mr. Vegas said. We basically sound like all the bands weve played with.
Mr. Vegas sees Tyrade as having a sound that appeals to a variety of listeners, saying the band has converted country fans to their style of music. The bands sound alternates between aggressive outbursts of screaming and chugging guitar riffs, and melodic lulls with singing and softer, brooding instrumentals.
I think our songs reach to a wide range of people. (The songs are about) whats going on in the world, everything from being lovesick to being angry to having a good time, Mr. Vegas said.
In August of last year, the band independently released its sophomore album, Uprise, which is available on iTunes, Amazon and CDBaby.com.
The album was recorded at Castle Studios in Utica and mastered at JLM Studios in Brooklyn, the latter of which has mastered albums by Five Finger Death Punch, Black Label Society, Counting Crows and Johnny Cash. The studios were chosen based on world of mouth and the band-members desire to record where some of their favorite nationally-known artists have.
It cost us more to record there, but you know what they say: you get what you pay for, Mr. Vegas said.
On Uprise, the band sounds tight and shows a strong sense of pop sensibilities. Most songs clock in around three minutes, and their changing dynamics evoke a comparison to Disturbed, Godsmack and Five Finger Death Punch. Highlights of the album include the slow-brooding catchiness of Scud Missile and the cutting riffs of Stand Up.
Currently, each of the band-members still hold day-jobs, but theyre hoping that after a few years of touring they will be able to earn enough from shows to do Tyrade full-time.
For the next few years, were just going to focus on small, realistic goals, Mr. Vegas said. Hopefully after that everything will just take care of itself.
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CANTON Unless more state revenue comes through, Canton Central School District officials are predicting a roughly $2 million budget shortfall next school year.
School Superintendent William A. Gregory said the $778,858 in extra state aid allocated to the district in the governors proposed budget is more than offset by the $1.8 million gap elimination adjustment (GEA) the district faces in the 2013 state spending plan.
Board of Education President Barbara B. Beekman said the state aid figures released last week are misleading in some cases. You get more state aid, but then they deduct $2 million, she said.
She said the state government has a rainy day fund that it could use to help struggling school districts.
Schools and municipalities have wiped out their rainy day funds, but the state hasnt spent one nickel, Mrs. Beekman said. How much harder does it have to rain?
Two years ago, the GEA cost the district $2.4 million, followed by $2.1 million this school year. About 50 faculty and staff jobs were cut during that time period.
The 9.8 percent state aid hike for Canton reported in the 2013 state budget runs last week is misleading because all of the districts excess costs were not included in the calculations, Mr. Gregory said. As a result, the year-to-year budget increase appears higher than it should.
Also, more than half of the $778,858 aid increase is allocated specifically for building aid, rather than operational aid meaning it cant be used to fund jobs or programs next school year.
About $400,000 of the increase can only be used for building aid, Mr. Gregory said. In my view, that artificially inflates the budget. The operational aid is the major culprit.
Despite a strong lobbying campaign from the north country, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo refused to revise the state aid formula so that more funds would be earmarked for low-wealth school districts.
Also, efforts to reclassify Canton from an average-needs district to a high-needs district have so far been unsuccessful. The category switch would have generated an estimated $1 million more for the district. School advocates also lost their plea to have the GEA removed from the state budget.
With state building aid excluded, Canton Central is slated to receive 2.76 percent more for operational expenses. Adding building aid jumps the increase to 5.8 percent.
Overall, the governors budget would provide $14,277,567 to the district, compared with this years $13,498,709.
Mr. Gregory said the districts financial situation could improve before the final state budget is adopted April 1.
There are a couple wild cards out there, Mr. Gregory said.
In addition to the governors $611 million school aid increase, he has proposed $203 million in fiscal stabilization funding.
That pool of money is supposed to be a one-time financial relief to districts facing extraordinary increases in fixed costs such as pension contributions.
Rising expenses, including an $845,700 increase in employee benefit expenses and $215,900 in salary hikes, were the major cost drivers in this years $23.3 million Canton school budget.
Debt service payments increased by $97,500 and payment to St. Lawrence-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services increased by $88,800.
The preliminary $24,4420,123 million budget for next year calls for increasing the budget by 4.76 percent, which amounts to $1,153,770.
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May. 17, 2014
Joseph L Bruno, former majority leader of New York State Senate, is found not guilty on federal fraud charges, ending legal battle fought over nearly a decade. MORE
May. 6, 2014
Former New York State Sen Joseph L Bruno returns to court to face federal fraud charges for second time, as well as possibility of prison if convicted; Bruno was first accused of fraud in 2009, only to have conviction thrown out by higher court; prosecutors won approval in 2013 for second trial. MORE
Aug. 7, 2013
Federal appeals court rules that that former New York State Senate majority leader Joseph L Bruno may be tried on two counts of mail fraud despite his claims that it would constitute double jeopardy. MORE
May. 4, 2012
Former New York State Senator Joseph L Bruno is charged with taking $440,000 in bribes and kickbacks from Albany businessman Jared E Abbruzzese during his tenure in office; indictment comes nearly six months after Bruno's previous bribery conviction was vacated by a federal appeals court which also ruled that Bruno could be retried on different charges. MORE
Nov. 17, 2011
Federal appeals court overturns the corruption conviction of former Republican majority leader Joseph L Bruno; court rejects his efforts to avoid a new trial on charges that he committed fraud by taking bribes or kickbacks, which Bruno had argued would violate his right to avoid double jeopardy; federal prosecutors say they will now seek a new indictment. MORE
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Bruno Gets 2-Year Prison Term, but Stays Free
Joseph L. Bruno, the former New York State Senate majority leader and once one of the state's most powerful politicians, denied committing a crime.May 7, 2010 nyregionNews
Bruno's Business Touch Wasn't Always Golden
The mixed business success of the New York State Senate majority leader may have implications for an inquiry.February 26, 2007 nyregionNews
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Soul Mate For Pataki
With the ascension of Joseph L. Bruno as the presumptive majority leader of the State Senate, Governor-elect George E. Pataki has gained a political and philosophical soul mate at the top of state government.November 26, 1994 nyregionBiography
Millions in Campaign Donations in Albany Go to Legal Fees
An examination of the spending of 41 elected officials who have been connected to a scandal or investigation since 2005 shows that those politicians have spent at least $7 million of campaign funds on legal fees.
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Bruno, Ex-State Senate Chief, Is Acquitted of Fraud in Retrial
Joseph L. Bruno, the majority leader of the New York Senate until his resignation in 2008, said after the verdict, "This system, it works."
May 17, 2014, Saturday
Ex-State Senate Leader on Trial Again for Fraud
Joseph L. Bruno, a former State Senate majority leader, is facing federal charges for a second time. His 2009 conviction was thrown out by a higher court.
May 6, 2014, Tuesday
Court Rules Bruno May Face Fraud Charges
Former New York State Senate majority leader Joseph L. Bruno may be tried for mail fraud, despite his claims that doing so would be double jeopardy.
August 7, 2013, Wednesday
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Your package came yesterday and we had a fine Christmas dinner and we was all satisfied. The fountain pen is a dandy and it is all one could wish for but I think it was rather expensive but I thank you and appreciate it. I don't think you had better write any more letters as I may be in the States before they could get here. We expect to leave this week but nothing is sure. Tell Mrs. Pepper the wristlets were fine and say Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone for me even though it will be a little late. Will goodbye for this time from your son
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CANTON Parents, students and others upset about state funding cuts to public education arent waiting to find out what the next state budget looks like.
This time around, theyre taking action before Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo releases his 2013 state budget.
Education advocates in St. Lawrence County are gearing up for a Dec. 5 bus trip to Albany to let politicians and education officials know they expect to see more state funding restored to poor, rural school districts that are struggling to survive.
Theyll be joining a statewide bus tour that begins that day in Buffalo and ends at the state Capitol. The lobbying event is pegged Educate NY Now Express and is being organized by the Alliance for Quality Education, an Albany-based lobbying organization.
The governors budget comes out in January, but hes working on it now, said Chad M. Radock, the alliances deputy campaign manager. We want to set the framework for the budget debate. Were looking to shake things up, get in there early and headline the debate.
Locally, a grassroots group known as School Equity Advocacy has been meeting regularly since last school year, when several area districts were forced to cut teachers, staff, academic courses, sports and other programs because state aid revenue didnt keep up with rising expenses.
Unless more state aid comes through this year, officials from several area school districts expect to deplete their fund balances, leaving them on the brink of bankruptcy.
Canton Central School Superintendent William A. Gregory has warned that if the state imposes similar cuts this year, Canton will be financially and academically insolvent.
Over the past two years, the district has eliminated 42 faculty and staff positions.
My intent is not to fear-monger, but to raise awareness, Mr. Gregory said, noting that Canton took the largest per-student funding cut in the region.
In February, three busloads of students, parents and school officials headed to the state Capitol where they rallied with others from throughout the state and met with politicians.
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All but three of the 18 school districts in the St. Lawrence-Lewis Board of Educational Services region are classified as high needs. Three districts, Canton, Potsdam and Colton-Pierrepont, are categorized as average needs.
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EAST CARBON - Our loving father, grandfather, brother and friend, Warren B. Whitlock, age 85, passed away September 30, 2008 in Price.
He was born Jan. 24, 1923 in Annabella to Joseph and Lillian Porter Whitlock. Married Sarah Frances "Sue" Coggins Goniotakis Jan. 11, 1969 in Price; she died March 17, 2007.
Warren was a member of the Christian Missionary Alliance Church of East Carbon.
He was a longtime resident of East Carbon, where he served as a Head Start volunteer for many years.
He enjoyed traveling, family gatherings and going to lunch every day with his friends at the senior center in East Carbon.
Warren was an honorary life member of Price Elks Lodge 1550.
He honorably served his country in the U.S. Army during World War II..
He retired from Kaiser Steel in 1982 and was a dedicated member of the United Mine Workers of America.
He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Survived by his daughters, Patricia Frandsen, Price; Linda Diane (Mike) Doporto, Salt Lake City; Terri (Art) Salas, Spring Glen; twin brother, Garren B. (Louise) Whitlock, East Carbon; brother, Jimmy (Pat) Whitlock, Kanab; nine grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by his parents; wife, Sarah; sisters, Elaine, Ludean and Sharon; brothers, Odell and George.
Funeral service Monday, Oct. 6, 11 a.m., Christian Missionary Alliance Community Church in East Carbon. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Sunday evening from 5 to 7 p.m. and at the church Monday one hour prior to service. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.


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Make that two in a row for former Watauga High soccer coach Doug Kidd.
Kidd, the winningest coach in WHS soccer history, won his second consecutive state championship Saturday morning as Swansboro defeated Forbush 2-1 in the Class 2A title game. It was rematch of last year's final won by the Pirates 1-0.
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|May Marchello is pictured with her "Best of Show" afghan and tablecloth she crocheted at the local senior center.
The Price senior center is buzzing with activity this time of year and gathered in one of the large meeting rooms every Tuesday morning one will find a group of busy ladies keeping their fingers moving. The women gather together to crochet and sit around tables with needles and rolls of yarn and projects in a variety of completed stages, some trailing to floor level.
Although the women are busy preparing for the fall bazaars and the upcoming holidays, they also stay busy creating beautiful afghans, tablecloths, lace collars and wall hangings. They work quickly and quietly, but each is always willing to help another out with new ideas and new patterns.
They may be busy for the upcoming holidays but some of the women just returned from winning at the local Carbon County Fair and the State Fair. Sisters May Marchello and Elnora Clark were two of the big winners. Two of May's entries in the local fair both won her blue ribbons and the Afghan was the "Best of Show" at the fair. May is also wearing a lace collar, a project she began to assist women who dress the pioneer role and also accent temple dresses.
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