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MASSENA Hospital officials cut the ribbon Tuesday on a new medical office building that will soon house at least two hospital physicians, two hospital surgeons and two outside practitioners.
On Maple Street across from Massena Memorial Hospital, the new offices were opened but are not yet occupied, and MMH officials predict several doctors will be operating there within the next few months. The new facility will provide space for MMH physicians Dr. Kejian Tang, a neurologist, and Dr. Ammar Kafa, a family medicine physician, MMH surgeons Dr. Rosalind Mariano and Dr. Suhil S. Daye, and outside practitioners Dr. Luis I. Canales and nurse practitioner Linda Letham, who works with Dr. Canales.
The new facility also has space for two additional physicians, and the hospital is currently seeking to recruit physicians to occupy the space, said Tina Corcoran, senior director of public relations and planning.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony was attended by approximately 160 residents, medical personnel, and local government and economic development officials. Addressing the crowd from within the atrium of the new facility, MMH Chief Executive Officer Charles F. Fahd II said the new facility will benefit both MMH and the community by allowing the hospital to offer new services currently unavailable in the area. The concept and need for this type of facility has certainly been questioned over the last year, but I believe this is a facility worth the cost. It will greatly assist us in our search for new physicians in the future, Mr. Fahd said.
Supervisor Joseph D. Gray commended MMH officials for moving forward with the facility and pursuing efforts to bring new doctors and medical services to the community.
Whenever we can provide up-to-date doctors, thats a great thing not only for the hospital but for the community, Mr. Gray said.
Trustee Albert C. Herb Deshaies said hes pleased that the new facility will offer residents new medical services, eliminating the need to drive hundreds of miles to reach a hospital that offers a specific medical service.
The facility includes a sunlit atrium, phlebotomy center, conference room and a waiting area. The facility is approximately 2,600 square feet, split into a ground level and a lower level, each with 10,300 square feet. The lower level has not been developed with floors or walls, but MMH officials hope to move ahead with utilizing the lower floor to house new physicians in the future.
The facility was built into the slope of a hill to give the appearance from Maple Street of a one-floor structure to better fit in with surrounding buildings, hospital officials said.
Ground was broken on the $3.9 million, 20,300-square-foot Maple Street building in May of last year, and the project was in the planning stages approximately one year prior to that, said Mark Brouillette, senior director of ancillary services.
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The new law will turn many gun owners into outlaws on April 15, when the law goes into effect. It bans the possession of any firearms magazines that can contain more than seven rounds. It requires all citizens who own "assault weapons" to register them with the state. It allows law enforcement officials to "preemptively seize a person's firearms without a warrant if they have probable cause [that] the person may be mentally unstable or intends to use the weapons to commit a crime." (Emphasis added.)
Many gun owners will automatically become criminals on April 15 unless they bring themselves into compliance prior to then. Some gun owners have announced that they won't comply with the new law. Of course, many are already suspicious of the motives of Governor Andrew Cuomo and his allies. They rushed the bill through the legislature in Albany in January following closed-door negotiations that eliminated any committee hearings and suspended the three-day rule allowing public review of all bills. So to many gun owners, suddenly reviving an already-existing anonymous tip hotline by publicizing it just seemed a little suspect.
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The Leukemia Lymphoma Society of Western New York held a memorial walk on the Amherst Bike Path to honor 81-year-old Sheila Pelton, who ran and walked marathons to help raise funds for the organization.
Pelton was killed last Sunday when she was struck while walking on a path near Tonawanda Creek Road by a motorcyclist who is now charged with drunk driving and criminally negligent homicide.
Pelton was a breast cancer survivor who endured many operations but encouraged others with illness to go on with her kind spirit and energy.
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OMAHA, Neb. – The Creighton softball team suffered a 6-1 setback to BIG EAST foe Georgetown in the series finale of a three-game series held at the CU Sports Complex Sunday afternoon.
Creighton (19-13, 2-3 BIG EAST) fell behind early to Georgetown (15-12, 6-0 BIG EAST) in the game and could not recover. As a result the visiting Hoyas earned a three-game road sweep in conference play to take over first place in the conference.
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"Tarleton provides both the context and curriculum to understand the global and local problems that face us today."
"I have come to understand that Tarleton is unique in its history, character, and opportunities. Spirit, pride and tradition are woven into our fabric."
"Ten years ago, we—the community, Tarleton and the Texas A&M System—set out on a journey—like explorers heading off to unknown worlds, with the purpose of providing a quality public education to the citizens of Central Texas."
"Tonight's recipients of the All Purple Award have shown exceptional support and dedication to Tarleton athletics. They join an elite group as our circle of loyal "purple" friends continues to grow."
"In my short time at Tarleton, I have discovered incredible spirit and pride in our traditions."
"On campus, students have the opportunity to connect with each other through a variety of activities. The student-athlete experience is one of the most important because it develops not only the skills for competition in sport, but for life."
"Be assured that today's students are talented, motivated, and preparing for the future. They are making memories. And, they are making a difference on the campus and in the community."
"International Week at Tarleton provides us with a forum for celebrating the many ways that this campus is enriched by students from some 25 different nations. The students from these nations provide a wonderful educational opportunity for our students."
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"As I told prospective students, Tarleton is the true university of the American dream: big enough for them to chase their dreams yet small enough to be a warm, caring and friendly place."
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Eight-year-old George J. Neddo found plenty of exhibits to pique his curiosity Saturday at the Dulles State Office Building, where the state Department of Environmental Conservation put on an exhibit for Earth Day that attracted about 500 people.
DEC staff fielded question after question fired by George, a Cub Scout from Black River Troop 33. After touring the many Earth Day exhibits from DEC and other agencies in the morning, George persuaded his mother to come back in the afternoon so his 11-year-old brother, Richard E., also could tour an electrifier boat used by DEC to stun and catch fish for research.
George, who learned how the boat operates, explained how electrically charged anodes and cathodes dangle under the boat like spiderwebs to create a large electrical field. Long poles extending from the stern dangle the charged lines in the water.
Theres a motor and generator inside, and you can turn the pole where there are fish to stun them, he said. The boat costs $60,000.
His mother, Stacey A. Neddo, smiled as she watched her son display his newfound knowledge. She said the inquisitive second-grader, who attends Ohio Elementary School, never runs out of questions.
He wants to go into construction, but an expert from the DEC sparked his interest, she said. Maybe weve opened up a different career path. They dont know what to expect about careers until someone shows them, and I feel my job is to help them do that. I want them to find something they love doing so they dont trudge through life.
The DEC exhibit was among many events planned in the region and around the world to promote environmental protection for Earth Day, officially Monday.
Others attending the event Saturday learned about what DEC is doing to boost the population of lake sturgeon, a threatened freshwater fish that is present in the Black River, St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario. Region 6 aquatic biologist Rodger M. Klindt, who has led efforts to increase sturgeon here since the early 1990s, demonstrated how he uses an underwater camera called a Sea Viewer to locate underwater habitats suitable for the fish. He said eggs hatched by sturgeon require clean gravel surfaces, which allow oxygen to flow freely. Weeds and pollution suck up the flow of oxygen that eggs need to survive and hatch. When DEC locates a habitat suitable for sturgeon, biologists often will decide to enlarge its scope by dumping gravel onto the floors surface.
Thanks to such efforts, Mr. Klindt said, the sturgeon population in Jefferson County has begun to climb since the late 2000s. The climb will be slow, though, because female sturgeon dont become sexually mature until they are 14 to 23 and hatch eggs only every four or five years.
That comeback could speed up, he said, if more anglers throw sturgeon back into the water after reeling them in. Educational programs have helped, he said. They might be off the threatened species list in 20 years.
Threatened fish species werent the only issue spotlighted on Earth Day. Students from South Lewis Middle School who are members of the Jefferson-Lewis Reality Check program demonstrated the ways cigarettes and tobacco products are advertised to appeal to the eyes. Brianna L. Lawrence, 14, Port Leyden, pointed out how cigarettes and chewing tobacco are packaged to look similar to candy. She learned that cigarette butts are the number one source of litter in the United States and that it takes about 10 years for them to decompose.
Our main objective is to get tobacco companies to stop targeting youth, Miss Lawrence said. They take tobacco products and make them look like candy.
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In early December the Lady Dinos dominated the Union Cougars with a 56-28 win. Much has changed for Union since then. They have been steadily getting better and came close to knocking off the likes of powerhouse teams like Wasatch and Judge. The Cougars entered the house of Dinos on Saturday ready to take down Carbon and go into the state playoffs.
But Carbon had been doing their homework and were ready. They survived a physical brawl and moved on with a 49-35 win over the much improved girls from Roosevelt.
Both teams started off cold offensively. The Dinos had several wide open shots on fast breaks that just wouldn't fall through the iron. Still the Lady Dinos had a slim four point edge at the first break.
The second quarter left the Dinos a bit short handed. Samantha Smith picked up her third foul and had to sit. Julia Potts was hit in the thigh by an elbow and left the game with spasms. The rest of the team just picked up the slack and kept fighting. They increased the lead to six going into the locker room at half time.
Scoring remained hard to come by for both teams in the third period as the defenses put up any barrier they could to stop the other team. Bodies and balls flew all over and throughout the second half.
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The Lady Dinos were also able to hit at least one shot each time they went to the line, Union did not. Carbon proved they were still the better team as they finished up with a 14 point cushion and a date with Grantsville in the state 3A tournament on Thursday night.
Tia Pappas led the scoring with 16 points.
Coach Cami Carlson was happy to have the game over and to have gathered in the win.
"Union was a much tougher team than when we saw them in December," she stated. "We did our scouting and had heard about them being ahead in both of their games with Wasatch and Judge until the final two minutes. Those are two of the top ranked teams. So we knew what was in store. We knew it would be physical. I am happy that our girls kept working hard the whole game and matched the intensity out there."
She also said she thought the Lady Cougars were a tough nut to crack before the state tournament.
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Inspired by her new dog and the movie Pay It Forward, a Cape Vincent girl skipped birthday presents this year and instead collected money and supplies for the Jefferson County Dog Shelter, 21897 County Route 190.
I didnt want anything, and I didnt need anything, so I wanted to help others, said Kerrigan C. Wiley.
On June 5, she and her family donated a large collection of dog beds, dishes, blankets, collars, biscuits and bones worth more than $400 collected at a fundraiser for Kerrigans 11th birthday, which was May 2.
There was nothing that wouldnt be used here in the department, said Todd L. Cummings, county dog control office supervisor. Everything pertained to the dogs.
Kerrigans party guests also donated $75 in checks to the shelter.
Kerrigan and her family picked up a 2-year-old Labrador mix, Otis, from the shelter about six months ago after they lost their previous dog last year.
She said, I wanted to give back to where Otis came from, said Dorian C. Eyles, Kerrigans mother.
Mrs. Eyles said the effort quickly turned into a family project for her husband, Jonathan L., and Kerrigans siblings, Kali E. Eyles, 15, Ashlyn L. Eyles, 12, and Brayden Wiley, 8.
She said several of her daughters classmates brought items to the fundraiser, and several members of the Cape Vincent United Methodist Church also chipped in.
Our van was completely full, Mrs. Eyles said, and they used her sisters SUV to carry the rest of the donated items.
Kerrigan, who will enter sixth grade at Thousand Islands Middle School in September, said she remembered the shelters staff being shocked at the donated items. They were all smiling, she said.
Mrs. Eyles voiced pride in her daughter for her generosity.
Shes an amazing young girl, Mrs. Eyles said. Im amazed with her ability to see beyond herself and see the need to help others.
Following the donation, Mrs. Eyles said, people have continued calling her home to ask about bringing new items to the shelter.
Mr. Cummings said the shelter had previously received two similar birthday donations from area youths, but Kerrigans was the first for 2013. He said the office was creating a thank-you note to send to Kerrigan and her family.
The Times learned about the donation in an email message from a Watertown resident who had seen Kerrigan make her donation.
Mrs. Eyles said Kerrigans gift may not be the last such project for the family. She said Brayden, who will turn 9 in July, wants a collection at his birthday for a local food pantry.
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In his State of the State address on Jan. 9, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced the Womens Equality Agenda, a sweeping, ten-point proposal designed to level the playing field for women in the state.
Kathleen Stein, public policy chair of the American Association of University Women in St. Lawrence County and president of the St. Lawrence County League of Women Voters, said, We are really excited about this.
Both the AAUW and League of Women Voters in the county have signed on as supporters in principle of the governors agenda. Mrs. Stein said roughly 300 groups across the state have also signed on in support of the agenda.
Its definitely going to help local women, Ms. Stein said.
Several key provisions in particular, Ms. Stein said, will go a long way in leveling the playing field for women in the north country.
St. Lawrence County is an area with a lot of poverty and people working minimum wage jobs, Ms. Stein said. There are jobs that have been identified with women that get tracked into lower pay.
Donna J. Seymour, public policy director of the state American Association of University Women and a resident of Potsdam, said pay equity is crucial for women in the north country and across the state.
Mrs. Seymour said women in New York are making on average just 84 percent of what a man makes.
And many times, Mrs. Seymour said, women are unable to determine if they are the victim of pay discrimination.
Public employers, said Mrs. Seymour, are required to have their wages public. But private companies can restrict that information and require employees keep quiet about how much they earn.
Thats why you dont find as much discrimination between public employees, Mrs. Seymour said.
One of Mr. Cuomos proposals is to enable private employees to share wage information, giving workers the ability to pick up on discrimination and take action accordingly.
Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, said, The governors agenda gets at ensuring that people can have access to information to root out discrimination at the private level.
Mrs. Russell was recently named Chair of the Assembly Taskforce on Womens Issues.
Mrs. Seymour said, [Wage discrimination] should be considered theft of service.
Going further, the governors proposal would also give women easier access to legal recourses to settle issues of discrimination.
It would make it so you dont have to go out of pocket to sue someone who is discriminating against you, Mrs. Seymour said.
The goal, said Mrs. Russell, is to create an environment where employers are not going to engage in discriminatory behavior because it is cost prohibitive.
Mr. Cuomos proposal will also make it illegal for landlords to discriminate against victims of domestic abuse.
Ms. Stein said, The idea is that landlords can evict women for being victims of domestic abuse just because they dont want the trouble . It would take a state wide law to stop that sort of discrimination.
And that, Ms. Stein said, is exactly the sort of legislation she hopes to see come out of the governors agenda.
Mrs. Russell said, These concepts have already been the subject of many pieces of legislation in the past.
Mrs. Seymour said, Were just now trying to get moving here. Gov. Cuomo likes to move fast. Hes getting things done.
Mr. Cuomos ten point Womens Equality Agenda is as follows:
Achieve Pay Equity
Stop Sexual Harassment in All Workplaces
Allow for the Recovery of Attorneys Fees in Employment and Credit and Lending Cases
Strengthen Human Trafficking Law
End Family Status Discrimination
Stop Source-of-Income Discrimination
Stop Housing Discrimination for Victims of Domestic Violence
Stop Pregnancy Discrimination Once and For All
Protect Victims of Domestic Violence by Strengthening Order-of-Protection Laws
Protect a Womans Freedom of Choice
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Sheboygan, WI -- The Beloit College Women's Soccer team saw a pair of very early goals hold up in a 2-1 defeat at Lakeland College on Tuesday.
The Muskies scored both of their goals in the first 2:57 of the match to grab the early lead. Simone Harstead cut the deficit in half with her first career goal at the 43:21 mark, assisted by Grace Reynolds, but that ended the scoring for the game.
Alex Spirov made three saves in net for Beloit. The Buccaneers won the shots battle by a 13-7 margin.
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"Kevin Root question to Mark, "Mentally speaking, what one tip would you give to help prepare for hunting in the remote backcountry?"
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It is the purpose of this subchapter to promote the school readiness of low-income children by enhancing their cognitive, social, and emotional development—
(1) in a learning environment that supports children's growth in language, literacy, mathematics, science, social and emotional functioning, creative arts, physical skills, and approaches to learning; and
Source(Pub. L. 97–35, title VI, § 636,Aug. 13, 1981, 95 Stat. 499; Pub. L. 101–501, title I, § 102,Nov. 3, 1990, 104 Stat. 1224; Pub. L. 105–285, title I, § 102,Oct. 27, 1998, 112 Stat. 2703; Pub. L. 110–134, § 2,Dec. 12, 2007, 121 Stat. 1363.)
2007—Pub. L. 110–134amended section generally. Prior to amendment, text read as follows: "It is the purpose of this subchapter to promote school readiness by enhancing the social and cognitive development of low-income children through the provision, to low-income children and their families, of health, educational, nutritional, social, and other services that are determined, based on family needs assessments, to be necessary."
1998—Pub. L. 105–285amended section catchline and text generally. Prior to amendment, text read as follows:
"(a) In recognition of the role which Project Head Start has played in the effective delivery of comprehensive health, educational, nutritional, social, and other services to economically disadvantaged children and their families, it is the purpose of this subchapter to extend the authority for the appropriation of funds for such program.
"(b) In carrying out the provisions of this subchapter, the Secretary of Health and Human Services shall continue the administrative arrangement responsible for meeting the needs of migrant, non-English language background, and Indian children and shall assure that appropriate funding is provided to meet such needs."
1990—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 101–501inserted ", non-English language background," after "migrant".
Effective Date of 1990 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 101–501effective Oct. 1, 1990, see section 1001(a) ofPub. L. 101–501, set out as a note under section 8621 of this title.
Short Title
For short title of this subchapter as the "Head Start Act", see section 635 ofPub. L. 97–35, set out as a note under section 9801 of this title.
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The Watertown Urban Mission announced this week that the fifth annual Race for Recovery in September has been named in honor of Thomas L. Ivey II, who was killed in an alcohol-related accident in November 2003.
Mr. Ivey, 27, was a front-seat passenger in a vehicle driven by Michael S. Wallace, who was charged with driving while intoxicated. The accident happened in the town of Alexandria.
We lost someone more precious than life itself, our only son, Tommy, Thomass mother, Martha, said in a news release. This tragedy was preventable. Well never have our son back, but we hope that by telling everyone we can about his story, we can help prevent your family from enduring our pain. Were honored to be able to do that through the victims impact panels and now the 2013 Run for Recovery.
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CANTON - It just became more difficult to travel to the north country.
Adirondack Trailways and New York Trailways, Hurley, the north countrys only major intercity bus carrier, has discontinued the online sale of all tickets to Canton, and tickets departing New York City for Potsdam due to what the company describes as widespread fraud.
We have had an extraordinary amount of fraud buying tickets on our website to Canton, said Anne M. Noonan, Trailways vice president of marketing and traffic. This involved the counterfeiting of tickets to receive free rides on our buses.
Currently, the companys website will not allow users to purchase rides to Canton.
I believe you can buy a ticket to Potsdam, but you cant buy a ticket to Canton, Ms. Noonan said. If it had been one or two instances of fraud, I may have over looked it, but it was becoming significantly costly to the company.
Ms. Noonan said the company had discontinued the online sales previously for a short amount of time, hoping the counterfeiting would cease.
We had this problem last year with Canton, she said. We shut website sales down, we waited a period of time hoping it would clear up, within weeks of us putting it back on, the fraud started again. It is not likely any time in the near future that we would resume those sales.
Trailways buses provide the only public transportation between Canton and Potsdam and urban centers down state. Many students at St. Lawrence University, SUNY Canton, SUNY Potsdam and Clarkson University who lack cars depend on the buses to travel between the north country and home.
I do know that this would affect many students from the area, said Carolina Batista, a SUNY Potsdam student and Brooklyn native. We get our tickets in advance, sometimes because were travelling so far away it is not that easy or cheap to get tickets. It would be difficult to get them ourselves.
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The policy change is disappointing because it punishes law-abiding students along with the counterfeiters, said Clarkson University spokesman Michael P. Griffin.
If they were limiting our ability to buy tickets online I would find that very disappointing, he said. I think problems with booking a ticket online would be more indicative of a problem within the online ticketing system.
Currently, SUNY Potsdam and St. Lawrence University offer charter buses to cities down state before and after each semester and during extended breaks.
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Our students are very high tech and comfortable with working online, if they had to travel somewhere to buy a ticket, a place with limited hours, it would be disappointing for them, Mr. Griffin said.
Ms. Batista said the students would have to adjust to buying their tickets in person.
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AKWESASNE - New St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Chief Beverly Cook received what many said to be the first standing ovation at an inauguration ceremony Friday after speaking at the celebrations that also recognized the election victories of Sub-Chief Shelley Jacobs, Chief Judge Peter J. Herne, and Traffic Court Judges Steven Cook and Lois Terrance.
Its empowering for me, and its a boost of confidence, Ms. Cook said of the resounding applause which followed her speech. Spokesman Benjamin Herne described it as a powerful welcome for the new chief.
The St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Council includes three chiefs and thee sub-chiefs, each serving three-year terms. The inauguration ceremony kicked off with speeches from the two current chiefs, Ron LaFrance Jr. and Paul Thompson, followed by comments from the Traffic Court judges, the chief judge and the sub-chief.
Chief Cook spoke for 10 minutes, beginning with thanks to all her supporters and expressing her gratitude for the election process.
In many communities across the world, people arent given even the opportunity to have a voice, to elect people based on their merits and their visions for the community. So, Im glad that we have that process, Ms. Cook said. It can be uncomfortable, and it can be long, and we dont always get the outcome that we think were looking for. But I believe, in the process, the community knows who and what they are looking for.
There is a fluidity, she claimed, to the way the tribal council grows with its people. She echoed a sentiment expressed by many speakers that change is natural and good for a community. While sometimes hard to accept, change ultimately allows for fresh ideas and outlooks.
Incumbent Randy Hart, running as a write in candidate, defeated challenger Ms. Cook for tribal chief in the June 1 election, 436 votes to 376 votes, but the tribes election commission called for a special election and a second vote after reviewing an appeal challenging the results of that vote.
Ms. Cook defeated Mr. Hart in the special election by a 477-451 margin.
Ms. Cooks connection to the Mohawk culture was apparent throughout the speech, especially when talking about long-standing issues like land claims.
Our commitment to the land is who we are, its where we began, its our roots. We have great respect for it and we love it. We are the land. This is our land. The bones and the dust of our mothers and our grandfathers is what we walk upon every day, said Ms. Cook.
So when we speak to others about our desire to get some of our land back, to right an injustice that was done in the past, that can, in turn, repair and foster good relationships with our neighbors in the surrounding communities – thats my vision So my proposition to everyone here is that we put down those old thoughts that we had, those negative ways of thinking. Put them down now. Try to just look at the human being next to you as just that, just the person who just wants to just have a happy life.
Sub-Chief Jacobs spoke of embracing change and facing fear of the unknown.
As I start a new term in office, I look forward to the continuity, and at the same time I embrace change. Change can be difficult, but if you stop and think about it, theres nothing more constant than change. Its happening all around us, every day, all the time, according to Ms. Jacobs. So why do people fear change? Because theres comfort in the known. And when something takes us out of our comfort zone, we feel uncomfortable, because we have to go through this adjustment period. What Ive learned from my various jobs is that theres always something valuable that can be derived out of change. We just have look for it with open minds.
Chief Judge Peter Herne spoke of the growth of the community as compared to the number of qualified candidates for his position. To run for chief judge, a candidate must be a lawyer and pass their bar exams. This year there was a pool of candidates to choose from.
Mr. Herne also spoke of the many people who came out to vote for chief judge.
During this last election cycle we had close to 1,000 of our community members show up to vote for the chief judge position, he said. Clearly thats a confirmation from our community about the direction we want to go in with the involvement of the Tribal Court.
Traffic Court Judge Terrance thanked the community for their vote of confidence, while Mr. Cook brought a little levity to the occasion.
I am now serving my fifth consecutive three-year term in office, Cook said. Thats the equivalent of a 15-year sentence with 12 years served.
The hour and 15 minute ceremony was followed by a traditional lunch and reception line to greet the new chief and re-elected sub-Chief.
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Why, why o' learned one would you say that? You cry, or whinge, depending on how your assertiveness training is going.
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Where do midgets come from?
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- Give as a gift
|Current Rate:
|0.30% through October 31, 2015 (fixed rate)
|Minimum purchase:
|$25 for a $25 EE bond when purchased electronically via TreasuryDirect
|Maximum Purchase
(per calendar year):
|$10,000 in TreasuryDirect
|Electronic bonds via TreasuryDirect: purchase to the penny for $25 or more
|Issue Method:
|Electronic issue in TreasuryDirect accounts
Rates & Terms
- EE or E Bonds you purchased between May 1997 and April 30, 2005, earn a variable market-based rate of return.
- Series EE Bonds issue dated May 2005 and after will earn a fixed rate of interest.
- They are an accrual-type security, which means interest is added to the bond monthly and paid when you cash in the bond.
- Paper bonds were sold at half the face value; i.e., you paid $25 for a $50 bond.
- Electronic bonds purchased via TreasuryDirect are sold at face value; i.e., you pay $25 for a $25 bond.
Redemption Information
- Minimum term of ownership: 1 year
- Interest-earning period: 30 years
- Early redemption penalties:
- Before 5 years, forfeit 3 most recent months' interest
- After 5 years, no penalty
Tax Considerations
- Interest on savings bonds is subject to taxes imposed under the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. The bonds are exempt from taxation by any State or political subdivision of a State, except for estate or inheritance taxes.
- Interest earnings are subject to Federal income tax.
- Interest earnings may be excluded from Federal income tax when bonds are used to finance education (see education tax exclusions). Restrictions apply.
EE/E Bond-Related FAQs
- How do market rates affect EE bonds?
- Is my EE bond eligible for the Education Tax Exclusion?


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CARTHAGE Sgt. John L. Diehls unannounced return home from deployment in Afghanistan was flipped around after his wife gave birth to a daughter in the bathroom of their Fort Drum home only hours before his plane landed locally.
Instead of an excited return home, he found himself chasing his wife, Myria M., to a pair of area hospitals to meet his new daughter, Johanna.
She surprised me, Sgt. Diehl said. It totally backfired.
The Diehls, of Kingston, Okla., told their story to the Times on Thursday afternoon in their delivery room at Carthage Area Hospital.
The infantryman from the Headquarters and Headquarters Company of the 2nd Battalion, 14th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, received special permission to return from the countrys Paktika Province to be with his wife, who was 39 weeks into her pregnancy.
With the expected baby in a breech position, there was a concern that Mrs. Diehl would need a Caesarean section. With no other family in the area to watch their three other children daughters Harley M., 6, and Emma S., 1, and son Morgan A., 4 Sgt. Diehl said he felt he needed to be home to support his wife.
He admitted to thinking up a few ways to surprise her, including being taken to his home in a delivery box for his family to open.
Without telling his wife of his return, he boarded a flight heading home with soldiers from the divisions 1st Brigade Combat Team that landed locally about 9 a.m. Wednesday.
Just before 7 that morning, Mrs. Diehl had finished feeding Emma, who turned 1 Wednesday, and had taken a shower when she felt labor pains. After calling an ambulance and other Army wives, she realized she would not be able to make it to the hospital in time.
All of a sudden she came up, she said.
Squatting at a toilet, she delivered Johanna, a healthy 7 pounds and 17 inches long, catching her and holding her in a towel, as medical crews and her friends entered the home moments later. She then was taken to Carthage Area Hospital.
Unaware of the ordeal his wife had just faced, Sgt. Diehl turned on his phone while on the runway of Wheeler-Sack Army Airfield to find 17 messages from his mother about his wife. With the help of customs officials at the airfield, he was moved to the front of the line and was met by a member of the brigades rear detachment.
Returning home, he had enough time to have a quick reunion with his children, drop off his bags and rush off to the hospital. Before he left, he admitted to looking into the bathroom where Johanna was delivered.
It looked like a chemical attack, Sgt. Diehl said.
Initially traveling to Samaritan Medical Center, Watertown, he was told that his wife was instead at Carthage Area Hospital. Driving between the two locations, Sgt. Diehl said, he hoped his wife and child were all right. The sergeant credited his Army training for helping him keep his focus during the stress of finding his wife.
Though she had received small tip-offs of her husbands return, because of a call from AT&T when his cellphone was reactivated and by the hospitals when Sgt. Diehl was first looking for her, Mrs. Diehl said she still was amazed to see him.
I was all in shock with everything, she said.
Sgt. Diehl, who hadnt been told of the babys sex during the deployment, said he learned he had a third daughter when he saw his new childs pink clothing.
Mrs. Diehl said her new daughters name was a female take on her husbands name and also reflected his German heritage.
At one day old, Johanna has a chin that resembles her older sister Emmas, the Diehls said.
Sgt. Diehl also is home in time for another special occasion: he and his wife will celebrate their seventh wedding anniversary Aug. 26.
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