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News about Citi Field, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 17, 2013
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column holds that if there is an unexpected takeaway from the All-Star Game it would be that the night went just about perfectly for New York Mets and the Wilpons family's dream ballpark, Citi Field. MORE
Jul. 12, 2013
New York Mets have struggled since Citi Field opened in 2009, and MLB's 2013 All-Star Game will bring the ballpark major national exposure for the first time. MORE
Jul. 12, 2013
Events surrounding MLB's All-Star Game at CitiField include fanfest, home run derby, parade and philharmonic concert. MORE
May. 20, 2013
Jon Pareles reviews performances at Electric Daisy Carnival, two-day electronic dance festival, at Citi Field in Queens. MORE
Mar. 5, 2013
The Mets averaged 28,035 a game, down nearly 7 percent from the 2011, while revenue dropped over all, to $121.5 million from $126.9 million. MORE
Sep. 22, 2012
An Appraisal by Michael Powell conveys that as a lifelong New York Mets fan, September baseball at Citi Field means a surreal excursion into a cavernous shell abandoned by optimism long ago. MORE
Jun. 4, 2012
New York Mets fan Rafael Diaz faces charges of interfering with a sporting event and criminal trespass after he stormed onto Citi Field to celebrate pitcher Johan Santana's no-hitter, the first in the team's 51-season history, joining the players' scrum as if he belonged to the team. MORE
May. 17, 2012
Bloomberg administration makes a sudden departure from its long-held plans and strikes a deal with a developer and the owners of the Mets to build a 1.4-million-square-foot mall and parking garage in Queens next to Citi Field; plans also include a 200-room hotel and stores on the other side of the stadium; proposal must pass an environmental review and other hurdles. MORE
May. 17, 2012
MLB Roundup; New York Mets owner Fred Wilpon announces that the Mets will host the 2013 All-Star Game at Citi-Field. MORE
Apr. 6, 2012
New York Mets fans and players alike have positive reactions to the team's decision to bring in outfield fences at Citi Field. MORE
Feb. 16, 2012
Field 6 at the New York Mets training complex in Port St Lucie, Fla, which mimicked Citi Field's original shape, has been altered to match the stadium's new outfield wall dimensions. MORE
Nov. 2, 2011
Planned alterations to New York Mets stadium Citi Field are an acknowledgement that the club erred in it original design, yet fiddling with the design of stadiums has become an almost standard practice for relatively new ballparks. MORE
Nov. 1, 2011
Citi Field, nearly $800 million stadium built by and for the New York Mets, will undergo a dramatic change for the 2012 MLB season; new walls will be constructed in three areas of the outfield to substantially diminish the outfield's overly large dimensions in an effort to make it easier to hit home runs and make the stadium less daunting for the team's struggling power hitters. MORE
Sep. 14, 2011
New York Mets Citi Field park is known for its cavernous dimensions and 16-foot-high wall, but many of team's pitchers like it that way. MORE
Jun. 9, 2011
Italian champion soccer team Juventus will play three exhibitions in the United States during the 2011 summer, including one against Mexico's Club America at Citi Field; other soccer items noted. MORE
Jun. 8, 2011
Citi Field's baseball diamond and outfield were converted into a soccer field for the first time in the New York Mets stadium's two-plus-year history for an international friendly between Ecuador and Greece. MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
Is This Seat Taken? In Front Rows of New Ballparks, No
The Mets and the Yankees failed to sell about 5,000 tickets — including some of the priciest seats — to each of their first few games after last week's openers.April 22, 2009 sportsNews
Architecture Review
Two New Baseball Palaces, One Stoic, One Scrappy
The new homes of the Yankees and Mets, both major upgrades over their predecessors, subtly reflect the character of the franchises that built them.April 3, 2009 artsReview
Mets' New Home Is the 'Anti-Shea'
The new stadium corrects many of the worst faults of the old one, which lies in ruins a few hundred yards away.March 5, 2009 sportsNews
At Citi Field, Swinging for the (Higher) Fences
Hitting home runs at Citi Field, with its deep power alleys and imposing walls, will be a challenge for even the mightiest sluggers.February 7, 2009 sportsNews
New Stadiums: Prices, and Outrage, Escalate
As fans look forward to state-of-the-art stadiums, they face ticket price increases during an economic downturn.August 26, 2008 sportsNews
How the Grateful Dead Helped Me Understand the Mets
Reflections on a long, strange relationship.
October 9, 2015, Friday
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Sadness vs. Euphoria: Fans Script Endings to Mets' Season
We invited readers to look into the Mets' future and write the first paragraph of the team's final game story of 2015.
September 23, 2015, Wednesday
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New York City Declines to Fight in Court for Complex Near Citi Field
Negotiations broke down between the city and the developers that had been selected by the Bloomberg administration to build the project.
August 20, 2015, Thursday
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From the Cheap Seats at Mets Game, ESPN Misses the Action
The network's announcers, seated in the bleachers, called the game as they would from the booth, but they could not see the field as they normally would have.
August 4, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON CITI FIELD AND: Baseball , ESPN , Television , Citi Field (Queens, NY) , Darling, Ron , Hernandez, Keith
The New La Guardia Will Be Better, but Not Perfect
A new plan should reduce delays, but travelers still won't be able to take a train directly to the airport.
July 28, 2015, Tuesday
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De Blasio's Dilemma: Fight for a Mall Near Citi Field or Disavow It
Will Mayor Bill de Blasio try to save a shopping mall planned next to Citi Field that a court has deemed to be an illegal giveaway of parkland?
July 9, 2015, Thursday
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Rough Night for Bartolo Colon, and the Rest of the Mets
Colon lasted only four and a third innings, allowed 11 hits and nine runs (eight earned) and walked two batters.
May 21, 2015, Thursday
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Last-Place Brewers Add to Mets' Growing Anxiety
Bartolo Colon gave up six runs on just 62 pitches during his worst outing of the season.
May 16, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON CITI FIELD AND: Baseball , Colon, Bartolo , Alderson, Sandy , Lohse, Kyle , Citi Field (Queens, NY) , Milwaukee Brewers , New York Mets
Report Shows Mixed Picture for Mets' Finances
Attendance is up nearly 5 percent to an average of 30,413 a game, and team officials have said that they recorded a burst of ticket sales during the off-season, but overall revenue fell from $119.2 million to $117 million.
May 2, 2015, Saturday
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Mets, Hottest They've Been Since 2010, Extend Their Streak to 7 Wins
The Mets (9-3), led by seven shutout innings from Jacob deGrom, defeated the Marlins, 5-4, giving them a seven-game winning streak for the first time since June 2010.
April 19, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON CITI FIELD AND: Baseball , National League , Citi Field (Queens, NY) , deGrom, Jacob , Stanton, Giancarlo , Miami Marlins , New York Mets
The Mets' New Home
Two panoramic views of Citi Field, the Mets' new ballpark in Queens, with audio from Mets' executive Dave Howard.
Things Are Looking Up for Mets Fans
Supporters of the team are energized as the Mets approach a three-game series this weekend with the Yankees, the crosstown rivals who usually overshadow them.
The Last Days of Willets Point
Newer developments will soon replace the stream of auto repair shops that have long lined and defined Willets Point. Those who work there see the city-planned upgrade as a threat to their livelihood.
Home Run Derby
Eight sluggers put on a long-ball show for a crowd of more than 43,000 at Citi Field.
Emptiness All Around at Citi Field
It is another ruined September for the Mets, but there are still games to be played before the lights go out for good in Queens.
Citi Field: A Brooklyn Accent in Queens
With a facade reminiscent of Ebbets Field and a rotunda named for Jackie Robinson, Citi Field is opening with a nod to the past.
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In 1997 after years of teaching, Chris Watkins thought she was through with actually working as an educator in schools.
Instead she took a job with UNISERV and for nine years she worked for the Utah Education Association in the southeast part of Utah. Then came a restructuring of the organization and she found herself based out of Orem, driving back and forth to work from Emery County most days.
"I did that for one winter and that was enough," she said. "I had so many close calls driving over the mountain on those roads that I am lucky I am still here."
That was a loss for the UEA, but a gain for Castle Country. She retired and thought she was through with the education system in the state. A few years later she realized that she missed the students and the opportunity to mold young lives. Hence, she began a second go around in education by coming to work at Carbon School District. In a way it was a homecoming.
Watkins, who was born in Cache County, spent most of her childhood on a dairy farm working hard along side her family, when she wasn't going to school. When she was in the eighth grade her family moved to California, and it appeared the connection to Utah might be lost.
"But in my heart I was always an Aggie, and when I got out of high school I came back and went to college at Utah State," she said. "But I didn't attend the Logan school the whole time because I got married and moved to Emery County. So I finished at Utah State extension here in the area. I did my student teaching here in Carbon County at Helper Elementary."
There she learned the ground level skills of an educator from principal Sally Mauro, whom the newer elementary in Helper is now named after.
After that she went to work in Emery School District for one year at Cleveland Elementary. The next year she moved to Castle Dale Elementary and spent the next 19 years teaching kids at every grade level in the school. Earning three special endorsements during that time she also began working on a masters degree in educational administration.
"I earned that in a very interesting way," she said as she described her transition from an Aggie to a Ute. "We had a group of people in southeastern Utah who wanted the same thing and so was formed the southeastern Utah cohort group.
There were people from Emery, Carbon and San Juan counties that were in the group and we spent three years of Ed-net classes and three summers of classwork at the University of Utah to earn that degree.
She also spent a number of years being a special education teacher, which gave her insight into many things to do with students that she never realized before.
"That experience gave me a perspective I never had before," she stated. "It helps me to understand people and deal with their problems."
In the last few years she has worked as a teacher at Petersen and Castle Heights Elementary. But now she has taken the step to use that administrative degree.
"I always wanted to be a principal, and I am already loving it here," she said. "This school is special in many ways."
Pinnacle Canyon, being a charter school is sometimes perceived as being private, but it is a public school and consequently must meet many of the same criteria as other public schools.
"I am thrilled to be here," she stated. "We made AYP (annual yearly progress) this past year and I can see we will continue to head in the right direction.
One of the things she loves the best is the fact that the school has four men teachers.
"Elementary schools are notorious for not having hardly any men instructors, but we have a lot of men here," she said. "That fact is a good influence on the students."
Some of Watkin's goals during the coming year include a continued strong reading program, working hard with new teachers in the building, improving teamwork among faculty and staff members and improving the appearance of the building itself.
"We have a new school here and I want it to look better," she said. "But most of all we have new teachers with energy and older teachers with experience."
Watkin's believes that well rounded students are the key to a strong society, and that comes from a well rounded education program, one that the administrator of the school must be involved in.
"I am lucky here because we have Roberta (Hardy) as our business administrator, so I can concentrate on the education of students, rather than other details," she stated.
"I will be spending a lot of time in classrooms, working as a team with the teachers to improve the kid's education. We want to be very student-parent oriented in our school."
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THE MORNING SKATE — Nino Niederreiter's Agent Speaks to Swiss Press
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Following the news Tuesday that Nino Niederreiter requested a trade, different bits and pieces of the story have come to light. Tuesday night, Newsday added a bit of a timeline of events from the GM's side. Wednesday, the CT Post caught up with Niederreiter at Sound Tigers practice and he didn't have much to say. "I just do what I can control the best I can on the ice," Niederreiter told the Post. The night before, Niederreiter was at a team function and told a fan 'it wasn't him but his agent' who was behind the trade request.
So the one person we haven't heard a lot in the english press from is the agent, Andy Rufener. He declined to talk to Newsday for their story Tuesday night and was cited as delivering the news to Garth Snow by ESPN but again, wasn't reached for comment.
However, Rufener did give an interview to the Swiss outlet 20 Minutes. In it, Ruefener deflects some of the blame for the situation away from his client and towards himself. He also comes across as taking this as the end of days a bit of a hard line. Swiss IPB reader Oliver sent in a translated version of the article. Writes Oliver:
The interview is quite clear and adds some fuel to the fire. It's getting quite personal. My English and the translation obviously is not perfect but I guess I hit the main translation points…
And the article:
Q: "Don't you take a too high risk to request a trade?"
A: "No, I don't take any risk. N.N. is a top scorer in the farm team and doesn't get a chance in the NHL. He didn't get a real chance last season and went literally stale in the third and fourth line. He has nothing left to lose with the Islanders. It can't get worse than now, I would never have requested for a trade if there would be something left to lose in NY."
Q: "Was the request for of a trade your idea or Nino's?"
A: "It was solely mine and I told Nino how I will proceed and that I take the responsability for it. This is not a hasty action. I have deliberated that step and asked several sides for advice."
Q: "So you don't see N.N. to have a chance with the Islanders?"
A: "I want to say it open and above board: under this G.M. and coach – no."
Q: "So your action is to understand as a cry for help?"
A: "Yes, if you like. Now every NHL organization knows that there is a first round draft pick who doesn't get a chance and wants to get away."
Q: "Are there already reactions?"
A: "Yes. And a lot of approval."
Q: "You had a not so dramatic but similar situation in Anaheim concerning Luca Sbisa. S. was relegated to the farm team. Though he was much to good for that. But at that time you didn't do anything."
A: "The situation was different: I knew that the only problem was coach R. Carlye and that his days were numbered. Sbisa had a good reputation by the GM and we knew that we only had to wait until Carlyle was fired."
Q: "What's next?"
A: "We will see. Either way I'm faced with tough negotiations with GM Snow when Nino's contracts expires in two years. My concern is that N.N. joins a team that believes in him and gives him a fair chance, or that the responsible persons of the Islanders give Nino that chance."
Q: "To tell the truth, you hope that you can deal with G.Snow's successor soon."
A: "I attach importance to the fact that you said so."
And now for something a little different… Because everyone is connected, six degrees of separation and all that, Matt Martin so happens to be dating Boomer Esiason's daughter. As it turns out, Sydney Esiason is currently at Boston College and got some attention from Boston's Tyler Seguin the other day:
So, maybe we'll see some more :01 fights when the Isles head to Boston on Friday?
Hockey's back and all of us who thought the fans wouldn't be were dead wrong. For the Islanders/Devils season opener on Saturday, MSG+ got a 1.0 rating for the broadcast which… is the second highest rated regular season Isles game since MSG began tracking this stuff in 1992. That's pretty unbelievable. The only higher rated regular season game was a late-season Rangers/Isles game in 2002.
What's amazing is that a 1.0 rating is through the roof for Islander games. Most of the time, the Islanders are under .4. For more on why that is, you can check out the post I wrote about Isles TV ratings and their irrelevance last year.


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Thanks Larry, glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful. Nicely shot to capture the wonder of the land alongside the ocean.
Thank you Ben and Harold for your kind words regarding my photo, and Chris we could become neighbors because I could see making Ireland my home too :)
A well taken picture of a beautiful sight. Thanks for sharing. I could get lost in it very easily. (I'm sitting in the yard up yonder on the right, puffing on a pipe, a pint of Guinness and listening to Live Ireland.) Aaahhh, thats the ticket! I can dream, can't I? ; )
Loved Dingle and the Peninsula so much. It so could be home for me!
That's a lovely and well-composed shot, Donna -- and the view itself helps a heap, too! ;)
Thanks Daithi, I'm not familiar with with everything I saw, so I appreciate your help.
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NORFOLK - A second-period surge carried the Norwood-Norfolk hockey team to a 7-4 win over Tupper Lake on Friday at Dominic Zappia Arena in the first round of the Section 10 Division II playoffs.
The Icemen improved to 11-8-2 with the win and will now get set to travel to Ogdensburg next Wednesday to take on second-seeded OFA starting at 6:30 p.m. The game will mark the fourth meeting of the season between the two with the Icemen having posted two one-goals wins and a tie.
In the win over the Lumberjacks (1-19-1), the Icemen built a 3-2 in the first period before breaking the game open with three goals in a four-minute span early in the second. The Lumberjacks battled back to make it 6-4 with a pair of goals just 41 seconds apart late in the third before Austin Cousineau sealed the win when he converted off an assist from Dan Fyckes with just 43 seconds left in regulation.
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Ryan Thomas and Brandon Richards combined to make six saves sharing crease duties for the Iceman while Marcus Richer kept the Lumberjacks in contention with a 52-save performance.
Malone 2, Islanders 1: The host Huskies (9-11-1) overcame an early deficit to turn back the Islanders and advance to a semi-final round matchup against top-seeded NAC regular season champion St. Lawrence Central at the Tri-Town Arena on Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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The suspects have been identified as: Bernard Byrd III, 21, and 19 year old Robert Moore, both of Buffalo. They are both charged with first degree robbery.
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The Mets announced they have named Jim Malone Strength and Conditioning Coordinator.
Malone, 45, was the Mets' Strength and Conditioning Coach in 2002. He was the minor league Strength and Conditioning coordinator for the Kansas City Royals from 2000-2001 and the Cleveland Indians minor league Strength and Conditioning Coordinator from 2004-2005.
Malone spent the previous seven seasons as the head Strength and Conditioning Coach for the San Diego Padres.
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My first reaction was: The Padres? Really? They had so many injuries the last year or so, specifically on their pitching staff. However, after reading more about it, they did the same conditioning routine last year as they did the years before (when injuries their were way down), all of which prompted Malone to work with MLB last summer on trying to understand why injuries are up all across baseball. To be fair, Malone seemed to work on staffs that had lots of injuries, and also worked on staffs that had few and made the playoffs. So, who knows what one has to do with the other. Personally, I still contend the biggest difference maker between days-on-the-DL and not-on-the-DL has more to do with the communication between the players and training staff and management than it does with how they stretch or what they lift. Anyway, I assume this is someone Sandy Alderson and Paul DePodesta know well and trust, since they all worked together in San Diego a few years back.
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Shorebirdfan wrote:Don wrote:Finally the Orioles learned something
Whenever you have a pitcher working on a quick rhythm, you force him to throw pitches. These guys tend to rush and the command goes when the go through multiple pitches per batter.
As I recall that was one of the main issues early on last year. They were swinging way too early, not working the count and letting starters off easy. Well that and the fact that Gonzalez couldn't get anyone out in the ninth.
Don wrote:Guitrie is not at his best reaching those levels. His best stuff sits at 91-92 and he can get on top of the ball simply like the last at bat with the human statue.
I cannot wait until the day these "take 15 seconds between pitches" type of players are out of the game.
Don wrote:I like Luke Scott, but the one thing this guy will never do is go with a pitch. The meatball at 3-1 was something that if he simply stepped into the pitch that boy could have launched. He steps slightly out, head out and trying to mash it over the right field fence.
Shorebirdfan wrote:Anyone see Will Ohman's line today 2/3IP 3H 2HR allowed?
ShowalterPower wrote:Shorebirdfan wrote:Anyone see Will Ohman's line today 2/3IP 3H 2HR allowed?
Marlins are about to find out his 2010 was a fluke. Glad we even got Vandenhurk out of him.
ShowalterPower wrote:Now is a perfect time for a Brian Roberts double.
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ORLEANS–Anthony Wright tallied twice, and Lake Region rolled to a 5-2 victory over Lyndon Institute Wednesday night.
The Rangers (3-1) had their biggest outburst of the season, knocking in a trio of goals in the first 15 minutes of play against the now Division I Vikings.
Junior Clint Provoncha (one assist) and senior Shaquille Urie (two assists) each had a goal, while junior Josh Tibault found the net on a helper from Carl Oberg.
"It wasn't the best played match by us," said head coach Tom Evans. "I'm happy, of course, with the result, but not with our caliber of play."
Jack Brown and Robbie Lemnah scored for the winless Vikings, who found the net once in each half.
"We'll have a lot to work on if we're going to contend with the top teams in our division," said Evans.
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Lake Region has a chance to pick up their level of play this weekend against an Enosburg team that has given the Rangers fits in recent years. The home match begins at 11 a.m. Saturday.
Junior varsity: Five freshman scored as Lake Region knocked off Lyndon in junior varsity competition. Ethan Willey, Mitchell Roy, Zach Royer, Noah Racine and Austin Roberge contributed goals in the 5-0 victory
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009Lipscomb baseball coach Jeff Forehand never likes to miss a scheduled game, but he admits he wasn't all that unhappy that Tuesday's game at UT-Martin was canceled due to poor weather conditions.
The Bisons did not get back from their trip to Fresno, Calif., until Monday evening. They have a road game at Western Kentucky in Bowling Green Wednesday night at 6 and then return to Atlantic Sun play Friday and Saturday at Kennesaw State.
"This will give us a chance to let our players catch up in school and give us some time to practice a little bit," said Forehand. "This is a crucial week for us."
Forehand doesn't expect the team to have any kind of a drop-off after playing Fresno State in a four-game series. They won the first game of the series, but could not get another win, watching a 6-2 lead disappear into a 7-6 loss Sunday afternoon.
"You don't like to lose games, but I think we matured a little bit," said Forehand. "We came back in game two after we gave up 11 runs in one inning. We didn't win the game, but we handled the situation a lot better than we would have two weeks ago. We would have liked to come with a split, but we grew as a team.
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In just under two weeks, Nov. 23 at 6 p.m., the 3rd Annual Lions Club Holiday Light Up The Night Parade featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus will make its way down State Street in Ogdensburg.
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LOWVILLE Since the Lewis County legislators agreed to a $1 million purchase of Lewis Lanes a week ago today, two legislators have changed their minds. Public comment has varied from dismay over the haste of the decision to applause for resolving the countys space issue for one-tenth of the proposed outer Stowe Street building.
With a potential resolution on the floor of tomorrow nights legislative meeting to rescind the purchase agreement, legislators today will hear a proposal from a local non-profits board of directors who believe they have a solution that will make everyone happy.
Daniel M. Myers, Double Play Sports Executive Director, said the idea has been in the works for six years a hub to house a recreational community center, as well as a welcome center to highlight the countys unique assets, such as one of the worlds only bowling pin factories, largest wind farm on the East coast, only location where Philadelphia cream cheese is made and what Mr. Myers called, The garden of Eden of outdoor recreation.
Mr. Myerss plan would keep the countys idea intact, to relocate Office for the Aging, Department of Motor Vehicles and Board of Elections offices to the 16,640-square-foot building.
Six of the bowling lanes would remain on the premises, while the two acres of land would allow for expansion to incorporate a portion of the community center and industrial development.
Its about giving the community something more for their tax dollars, and this proposal promotes local economic stimulation while creating jobs, said Mr. Myers.
It would house the Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Development Agency, creating a great starting point for visitors or potential new residents or business owners.
The idea had already garnered support from the Northern New York Community, Dyson and Pratt-Northam foundations.
The building pays the county back through community center taxes and commercial space that may be created in the industrial park, he said.It could truly be a win-win for the people and local government.
Last weeks decision by legislators to purchase the bowling alley took Double Plays idea to not only create a community center but to collaborate with county to join forces to allow all county residents to reap the benefits of tax dollars and county resources.
Were not asking for any money, said Mr. Myers. Were just asking to partner with one project for a better, well-rounded facility for the entire county.
The property, 7828 Route 26, could further yield projects in the long term such as community gardens, conservation trails, and biking trails from both the Lewis County Fairgrounds and Maple Ridge Center.
It would lend itself to senior activities, including residents at the hospitals residential care facility across the road.
Everyone can benefit from this, not just a single entity, said Mr. Myers.
Other ideas for the facility include a museum for Qubica-AMF, a hall of fame for community members, after school programs and addition of commercial space for promoting small business.
Mr. Myers said in his research hes found many communities with such facilities, merging municipal services with community and recreation, have seen great success.
Mr. Myers, a special-education teacher and varsity baseball coach at Lowville Academy and Central School, has operated Double Play Sports Community Center since 2011.
The mission of his center, he said, is to offer healthy opportunities to develop physically mentally and emotionally from youth to adulthood and throughout a lifetime.
With the joint project, our mission can be done together, with the county, he said.
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Via Christi Hospital in Manhattan, previously Mercy Regional Health Center, is a healthcare leader in northeastern Kansas, with 150 physicians, 800 employees and 350 volunteers serving the people of Manhattan and the surrounding areas with a wide range of quality health and wellness services.
Mercy announced in February 2014 that it would fully join Via Christi Health, the largest nonprofit healthcare provider in Kansas. Previously, Via Christi and the Memorial Hospital Association (MHA) had a joint 50-50 ownership of Mercy, with Via Christi providing management services.
A $15.5 million facility expansion will include completion of space in the north tower for outpatient services; expansion and renovation of the Emergency Department and Birth and Women's department; and construction of a new chapel.
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"Becoming a full member of Via Christi strengthens Mercy and the healthcare services we provide in Manhattan and the region," says John Broberg, the hospital's senior administrator. "Together, we are sharing best practices to continue improving the quality and safety of the care and services we provide to our patients and their families.
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- Sunset Campus, 1105 Sunset Ave., is now Via Christi Clinic
- Mercy East, 451 Poyntz Ave., is now Via Christi Therapy Center
- Mercy West, 315 S. Seth Child Road, is now Via Christi Clinic and Via Christi Therapy Center
- Mercy Regional Home Medical Services, 2439 Claflin Road, is now Via Christi Home Medical
- Physician Specialists, 3901 Vanesta Drive, Suite E, is now Via Christi Clinic
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Via Christi Hospital in Manhattan is an acute care facility licensed to operate 150 beds in two facilities, this private, not-for-profit organization was created in 1996 by combining The Saint Mary Hospital and Memorial Hospital. The primary mission of Mercy Regional is to promote community health by providing quality, compassionate healthcare services that embrace our values of quality, human dignity and community. In other words, our purpose is caring for, and about, our patients.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
Eleven years ago while covering Memorial Day services at a couple of the cemeteries in our county, I noticed that there were a lot of graves that weren't decorated. Over the ensuing nine years I watched as people put loads of flowers on some graves, while others never saw one flower placed by the headstones.
This made me think about all the people who had built this community in the nearly 140 years it has been around. It was then that I came up with the idea that the newspaper should start a project which would make sure every grave in the county would have at least one flower placed upon it during Memorial Day week.
From my single idea, this past spring, over 1,500 volunteers from our county's population of 19,000 worked to make the dream come true.
We began in Jan. 2010 by officially announcing the project in an article written by Diana Root. Then in April we began asking people to make artificial flowers at home, in their club meetings, while attending church groups, Boy Scout meetings and other places. After our announcement some work places in the county even began having lunch break flower sessions.
The entire thing was amazing. I really thought in the first year we would be lucky to generate enough flowers and volunteers to place them in only the largest cemeteries and that in later years we could expand it to the smaller ones. But by the week before Memorial Day we had taken in nearly 30,000 lovingly made flowers and by two days before Memorial Day, everyone from the Kiwanis Club to the Civil Air Patrol helped to place them in grave yards that ranged from private cemeteries with two graves our largest with over 10,000 graves.
The activities and response by the community was documented in the Sun Advocate from the beginning of the project to the thank you tribute to volunteers we ran in the middle of June 2010.
But the real worth in the project was what it showed about our community. It showed that we honor those who helped to build our lives and our community, from the infant who passed away at two days old to the roughest of coal miners and ranchers, to those that gave their lives protecting our freedom.
When I looked over the Price City Cemetery on Memorial Day and heard people from out of town who had come to decorate family graves expressing their surprise at the number of flowers everywhere, I have to admit my eyes watered a bit. Now as I write this I still get misty eyed at the way people responded, and already people are beginning to call us and ask when we will start on this year's project.
It may have been my idea, but ultimately, it became the community's passion.
So with this column I am announcing that we will be repeating the project with some new wrinkles which will be annoumced later.
In addition the idea has now spread Emery County where we already have volunteers lining up to help.
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