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The holder of a $2 million winning Powerball ticket that was purchased at Ogdensburgs Kinney Drugs, 700 Canton St., has come forward to claim the prize, New York Lottery officials said Friday. State lottery spokeswoman Carolyn M. Hapeman said the winner of Wednesdays drawing has contacted the lottery, but his or her identity will not be released until the lottery makes a giant check presentation.
We will have to coordinate with the winner and folks in the region to pick a date, place and time to hold the ceremony, Ms. Hapeman said.
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WOOSTER, Ohio – Food animal health researchers with Ohio State University's College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences are looking for a unique way to test and trace the spread of porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDV).
The swine disease was found for the first time in the U.S. in April, and has since impacted hundreds of hog operations in 15 states, including Ohio and Indiana.
So far, 346 cases of PEDV have been confirmed since mid-May, with the most found in Iowa and Oklahoma.
Funded by the National Pork Board, virologists Linda Saif and Qiuhong Wang are working on a six-month project that involves growing the virus in the lab and using this material to develop a serological test, which will allow scientists to determine how widespread PEDV is in the U.S. swine population.
Nationally, the National Pork Board directors voted to invest an additional $350,000 toward research and education to better understand PEDV. This increase in funding is in addition to $450,000 announced in June bringing the total checkoff dollars invested to $800,000.
"Serology allows you to trace the history of the outbreak through antibodies," said Saif, an international expert on viral diseases of swine and cattle and a distinguished university professor in the college's Food Animal Health Research Program.
"This is very important in this case because we don't know how and where PEDV got into the U.S., and how it is spreading across state lines."
PEDV is spread in a fecal-oral manner. As such, pork producers, handlers and transporters are urged to follow strict bio-security measures. Special care needs to be taken to wash adn completely disinfect transport vehicles.
If a pork producers suspects PEDV, they should immediately consult a veterinarian, since fast action in identification, containment and biosecurity can stem its spread.
Growing the virus in cell culture and developing a serological test are also important steps for the future development of a vaccine against PEDV, Saif said. Currently, there is no vaccine or treatment for the disease. Biosecurity measures are the only way to protect herds.
PEDV belongs to the coronavirus family, which is known to cause respiratory and intestinal diseases in mammals and birds. It has been present in Europe since the 1970s and in Asia since the 1980s.
PEDV causes intestinal disease in swine, especially young pigs. It is transmitted via feces or insects contaminated with feces. PEDV does not sicken humans and does not impact the safety of pork products.
"The entire U.S. swine population is at risk of this disease because it doesn't have any immunity to the virus," Saif said. "We have seen 50-100 percent mortality in baby pigs. Adults pigs only show mild illness, but the problem is that the pigs can become carriers of the virus and spread it to other pigs."
Saif said PEDV is difficult to identify because its symptoms, which include vomiting, diarrhea, poor appetite, dehydration and depression, are almost identical to those of transmissible gastroenteritis virus (TEGV), another coronavirus that Saif has researched extensively and which has been present in the U.S. since the mid-20th century.
"The only way to tell these two viruses apart is through laboratory testing," Saif said. "Producers and veterinarians who observe these symptoms are being encouraged to submit samples for testing so that we can better determine the extent of the outbreak."
Saif said having enough PEDV samples available is also important for researchers such as she and Wang who are working on ways to learn more about and combat this new disease.
"This virus is difficult to grow in the lab," she said. "We need all the samples we can possibly get."
Ohio producers and veterinarians can submit samples to the Ohio Department of Agriculture's Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory, which has PEDV tests available and has been instrumental in providing Saif and Wang with virus material to conduct their research.
Saif added that swine producers are not the only ones that should be vigilant about PEDV.
"With fair season upon us, fair boards and 4-H clubs need to take precautions and monitor for the disease," Saif said. "You will have a conglomeration of animals from many different farms coming together at one place, and people going back and forth. This could help spread the disease among pigs even further."
Researchers have already found the virus present on the surfaces of truck and animal chutes, so having strict transportation bio-security is critical to stopping its spread.
"Many questions remain unanswered about PEDV, including how it entered the U.S. and the precise number of pigs that have become infected," said Dr. Paul Sundberg, vice president of science and technology at the National Pork Board.
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The Vatican Prepares For The Departure Of Pope Benedict XVI
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The return, this summer, to a more normal season has not eased the frustration that peaked a year ago in lobstering communities, when the prices fishermen got for their catch reached all-time lows. This season, lobstermen are reporting a more modest harvest, as compared to last year's glut. But that's done little to improve boat prices. At a state forum in Ellsworth, angry lobstermen accused dealers of price fixing and demanded that the Maine Attorney General's office investigate.
The lobstermen and women---captains and sternmen, young and old----take seats under the flourescent lights of the Ellsworth High School auditorium. A day that began before dawn in the waters off Stonington, Deer Isle, Winter Harbor and Gouldsboro is about to end with one more difficult discussion about an industry that's never been more robust but also never paid them less. Patrick Keliher, the state's marine resources commissioner, is holding these mid-summer listening sessions in towns up and dowm the coast.
What are you guys seeing? What are you seeing for boat price? What are you seeing for volume? What are you seein'?
It's almost a normal season compared two years ago, three years ago, compared to last year. Last year was just an abnormal weather pattern.
Robert Ray has fished off Stonington for twenty-five years. Between 2011 and 2012, Maine's lobster catch increased by twenty million pounds. Supply and demand, Ray tells Keliher, seem to be more in sync.
What's the excuse this year for me and my associate, fellow fishermen gettin' boat prices at $1.70?
Prices are falling by the day, other lobstermen told Keliher. One man sold lobster to a dealer for $2.40 a pound last weekend, only to return midweek and see a sign with a dollar sign and a question mark. The price just dropped fifteen cents in Frenchmen Bay, complained another man. Here's what might be happening, said Keliher.
Lobsters being bought on speculation because the volume's not there.
Which prompted this question from Michelle Plumber. She's a sternman out of Sullivan.
If there selling lobster on speculation, and we can't fill the orders, then why should it trickle back to us?
"Should we sell to someone else?" Plumber continued. "Should we go to other dealers who have a different market, who haven't sold on speculation?"
The larger dealers put a lot of pressure on the independents to keep the price low becuase they've already sold at that high price. So it's going to be a problem for them. So they put their thumb on the smaller guys and keep them down. So that they still get their catch at their low price. I mean, what can we do about that?
Keliher paused a moment, then answered Plumber carefully.
If that's happening, and I'm not saying it's not, I'm not saying it is.
Crowd: It is, it is.
They're saying it is. I'm not saying whether is is or not. In order for me or for the Attorney General's office to move forward with looking at price fixing, you need very specific information.
Things like phone records and other communication that could prove collusion between dealers. Lobstermen have made charges of price fixing for decades. In late 2009, after receiving a complaint letter from more than fifty lobstermen, the Maine Attorney General's office opened an investigation. That probe. Keliher reminded the lobsterment in Ellsworth,,,
Did not find any evidence of price fixing. It's very difficult, frankly.
A spokesperson for the Maine Import Export Lobster Dealers Association would not go on tape for this story to answer questions about allegations of price fixing. The Maine Attorney General's office did not return a call by airtime, asking whether the state has any plans to look into the charges again.


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Hess gas station clerk called man 'drunk as a skunk, deputies say
A man who Volusia County deputies say was intoxicated and angry has been arrested after shoving a store clerk, attempting to carjack a customer and fighting with a deputy at an Ormond Beach gas station.
According to deputies, Shawn Kleotzer, 29, was reported by the clerk as "drunk as a skunk" and was accosting her and her coworker at the Hess Express on South Nova Road just before 4 a.m. Friday.
The clerk then told deputies Kleotzer went to a 51-year-old's van while the victim was putting air in her tires and tried to get into the vehicle.
"She's got the car locked and he's telling her now that he's physically going to have to bring the world down and he's going to have to kill people," the clerk told the 911 dispatcher.
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Crew Soccer Academy opens fifth U.S. Development Academy season
The Crew Soccer Academy opens its fifth season this weekend at the 2011 Development Academy Winter Showcase and Nike International Friendlies. All 78 Academy clubs are at the Premier Sports Campus in Sarasota, Fla., for the event that runs through Dec. 6 and will feature three games of non-Conference play per team. The U.S. Soccer Development Academy is the top level of competition in the country at the U-17/18 and U-15/16 ages.
The U.S. Under-17 Men's National Team, whose current roster features 24 players representing Academy clubs, is squaring off against Brazil, France and Turkey in the Nike International Friendlies.
The CSA U-17/18s and U-15/16s will square off against their counterparts from Seacoast United (N.H.) on Saturday (Dec. 3), the New York Red Bulls on Sunday and Potomac (Md.) on Tuesday. Following the Showcase, CSA's seasons will resume on March 3.
CSA remains in the ultra-competitive Central Conference Great Lakes Division for the 2011-12 season, from which five of the first eight Development Academy national champions have come. The CSA U-17/18s finished third at the National Finals in 2008. Last season, the U-15/16s won the division title and the U-17/18s earned a wild card berth into the postseason. CSA is one of a handful of clubs to send both teams to the playoffs in each of the last three seasons.
CSA and Crew Juniors director of coaching Billy Thompson retains the reins of the U-15/16s for the fifth straight season, while Ohio State associate head coach Frank Speth enters his third season at the helm of the U-17/18s. Ian Gordona serves as an assistant coach for both teams. Thompson, a former Crew midfielder, was named Central Conference Coach of the Year in 2010-11. Of the 44 players that make up both rosters, 31 are returnees to the club and 18 were recently named to high school All-State teams.
The Crew youth development system is also well represented throughout the college ranks, including eight whose schools are still alive in the NCAA Division I tournament. Top-ranked North Carolina features Ben Speas, while South Florida (Eric Osswald, Aubrey Perry, Ben Sweat), Louisville (Alex Obbey, Andrew Farrell) and UCLA (Matt Wiet, Ryan Lee) all feature multiple Crew products. Another 10 dot the roster of Ohio Wesleyan, which is plays Montclair State (N.J.) in the NCAA Division III national semifinals tonight.
Directed by Crew Senior Vice President of Soccer Business Development Andrew Arthurs, the CSA U-17/18 and U-15/16 teams are fully-funded by Crew ownership – from coaching to gear, travel, accommodations and meals – and they provide the greatest opportunity and exposure for players to reach their highest level. CSA players have a direct pathway to a career in MLS as potential future Home Grown players, and some will enjoy the opportunity to play in the U17 SUM Cup and/or MLS reserve games.
The Crew Soccer Academy Wolves are entering their first season as Crew affiliate. Based in Livonia, Mich., the Wolves are among the most successful youth clubs in the country and won the U-15/16 Development Academy national championship in 2009. They are also members of the Great Lakes Division.
Since its launch in the fall of 2007, the U.S. Development Academy has provided an increased focus on training and player development by providing a clear connection between the U.S. National Teams and more than 4,000 young players across the country. Top youth coaches and players have direct access to U.S. Soccer staff on a regular basis through the structured programming overseen by U.S. Soccer Youth Technical Director Claudio Reyna. Seventeen CSA players have been called into national camps since its creation.


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Asthma is probably the most common, potentially serious medical problem that occurs during pregnancy. Some studies have suggested that asthma complicates up to seven percent of all pregnancies. However, with appropriate treatment and care, the prognosis for a successful pregnancy is outstanding.
When asthma exists in pregnant women, there may be a somewhat greater risk of delivering prematurely, or delivering an infant of low birth weight. High blood pressure problems — hypertension, or a related condition known as pre-eclampsia — have also been diagnosed more frequently in pregnant women with more severe asthma than in their more healthy counterparts. But physicians are as yet uncertain to what degree the uncontrolled asthma directly provokes these problems, or whether other circumstances are more involved. However, current information suggests that optimal control of asthma during pregnancy is the best way to minimize the risk of complications.
Uncontrolled Asthma and the Fetus
Uncontrolled asthma causes a decrease in the oxygen content of the mother's blood. Since the fetus gets its oxygen from the mother's blood, this condition leads to decreased oxygen in the fetal blood. The result may be impaired fetal growth and survival since the fetus requires a constant supply of oxygen for normal growth and development. There is evidence that adequate control of asthma during pregnancy reduces the chances of death of the fetus or newborn infant and improves fetal growth inside the uterus.
There are no indications that asthma in the pregnant woman contributes to either spontaneous abortion or congenital malformation of the fetus.
Changes in Severity of Asthma During Pregnancy
Medical experts believe that about one-third of pregnant women with asthma will experience increased symptoms during the pregnancy; another third will remain the same; and yet another third will experience a lessening of symptoms. Most pregnant asthmatic women whose symptoms change in one way or another will return to their pre-pregnancy condition within three months after giving birth. There is a tendency, though, for women whose asthma symptoms increase or decrease during one pregnancy to experience the same pattern in subsequent pregnancies.
It is difficult to predict in an individual woman the direction or degree of change in her asthma symptoms during pregnancy. Because of this uncertainty, her asthma should be followed closely so that any change can be promptly matched with an appropriate change in therapy. This is a good reason for professional teamwork between the woman's obstetrician and an allergy specialist, the latter having particular knowledge and "tools" to manage and control the asthma.
Significant asthma symptoms—including asthma attacks —almost never occur during labor and delivery in women who have properly cared for their asthma during their pregnancies. Also, most asthmatic women are able to perform Lamaze breathing techniques during their labor without any difficulty.
Effective Self-Management During Pregnancy
Avoiding the conditions that trigger asthma is always important, but is particularly important during pregnancy. Patients should increase avoidance measures in order to gain maximum comfort with a minimum of medication. Giving up cigarette smoking is very important since maternal smoking may make the asthma worse and directly affects the health of the growing fetus as well. Also, minimizing contact with people who have respiratory infections — and avoiding allergens such as dust mites, animal dander, pollen and cockroach debris — are recommended during pregnancy.
Asthma Medications During Pregnancy
A number of asthma medications are considered "safe" for the pregnant patient because their risks appear to be less than the risks of uncontrolled asthma. These include inhaled bronchodilators, cromolyn sodium and beclomethasone, all of which have a local — not system-wide — effect. Theophylline is also considered appropriate during pregnancy if asthma is not adequately controlled by the above medications. Finally, oral steroid medications, such as prednisone, should be used when necessary for severe asthma during pregnancy.
If allergy shots are part of the ongoing therapy for the asthmatic woman who has become pregnant, they can usually be continued if no systemic reactions to the shots are being experienced. As an extra precaution, though, the dosage of the allergy extract being used may be reduced somewhat in order to decrease the chance that a severe allergic reaction might occur during the pregnancy.
Q. Should I do special exercises as a pregnant asthmatic woman?
A. Certainly regular exercise is important to health, and your obstetrician is your best advisor about exercising during your pregnancy. Swimming is known to be a particularly good exercise for people with asthma. Using an inhaled bronchodilator ten minutes before you exercise may help you better tolerate your recommended exercise during pregnancy.
Q. Should flu shots be taken during pregnancy?
A. Flu shots are generally recommended for asthmatic patients, and pregnancy does not alter that recommendation. In fact, some information has suggested that influenza may be particularly severe in pregnant women.
Q. Is it safe to breast-feed?
A. Although the transfer of most asthma medications into breast milk has not been precisely studied, physicians do not believe they have an adverse effect, in usual doses, on the nursing infant. When breast-feeding, drinking extra liquids to avoid dehydration is also important (as it is for all people with asthma).
SOURCE: This information should not substitute for seeking responsible, professional medical care. First created 1995; fully updated 1998; most recently updated 2005.
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The Naval Academy Alpine Ski recently wrapped up their season placing second in the East Region and 12th in the 35th United States Collegiate Snowsports Association (USCSA) National Championships in Sun Valley, Idaho.
There are nearly 200 teams across the country governed by the USCSA.
Led by team captains Midshipmen 1st Class Nick Lasalle and Brian Gureck, the team competed in 10 races throughout January and February and fought a spirited battle with longtime rival Penn State.
At the regional competition in Timberline, West Va., Midshipman 2nd Class Patrick Paap led the charge for the mids, finishing second in the individual combined results.
The team's overall second place standing propelled them to the nationals.
"The alpine conditions at Nationals in Sun Valley were generally fast and the courses were long and fairly technical," said Cmdr. Paul Nylund. "The whole team put forth a great effort."
Midshipman 3rd Class Stefan Schmidt took third overall in the skiercross for the second year in a row, and his "daring last second pass against a rival Air Force skier was the highlight of the day," said Nylund.
Navy's 12th place finish put them three places ahead of Penn State, seven ahead of Air Force and beat their own score from last year.
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How fun!ReplyDelete
Great project! I found you through the linking party at Somewhat Simple :)
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Very creative Jill and super cute! I love how you take every day pantry items and turn them into fun food for kids!ReplyDelete
Hi there! Found ya through Tidy Mom's linkup.ReplyDelete
Suuuuper cute sandwich! I'm so glad I found your site - looks like you have plenty of adorable ideas for getting my picky toddler to eat. Hooray!
OOH...this is so cute! Love it!ReplyDelete
WOW Healthy and it's desirable to eat :)ReplyDelete
Beyond awesome. Where do you get all of your inspiration?ReplyDelete
I would love for you to share this on my mommy meme.
love this idea...I was thinking a waffle would work too...for breakfast!! thanks for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much! We actually made Ice Cream for Breakfast awhile back using a waffle and egg. Check it out...ReplyDelete
OMG... I am begging you to submit a few posts (more than a few actually). Selfishly, I have been looking around your blog and enjoy everything you do. I am wacky Uncle dave for a growing number of nieces and nephews. WOuld love to add you to me eRecipeBox...ReplyDelete
Greetings. This is my first time on your blog, but you have a terrific one. I am always on the look out for new blogs, new ideas. I especially appreciate all the details you do, so many photos makes it seem like anyone can replicate the recipe!
I am asking, would you please consider posting a few of your favorite recipes on erecipecards.com
It is a tool for bloggers to see and to be seen. Your posts would fit in perfectly.
in addition, all photos, recipe titles as well as your blog name would link directly back to your blog. Thus giving you new attention and potentially new readers.
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Great idea! My kids would love thisReplyDelete
What a fun and cute idea! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Now that is just to cool!ReplyDelete
I am a new follower!
Found you on Today's Creative Blogs Facebook page, I have a blog too at http://michele-byyourside.blogspot.com/
Would love to see you!
Off to find you on FB,
This is so fun! My kids love this kind of creative food! :)ReplyDelete
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What a GREAT idea! My son loves ice cream...so any way to make his food look like it would be helpful. Thanks for the great idea :)ReplyDelete
This looks like so much fun!! Yum!ReplyDelete
I would love it if you shared this @ {nifty thrifty sunday}!
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Came back to grab your button - http://michele-byyourside.blogspot.com/2009/03/blogs-i-love.htmlReplyDelete
I can't get enough of your blog! I love this idea!ReplyDelete
I love it! I just started following you by email -so excited for all the fun food/snack ideas.ReplyDelete
That is so cute! I'm a new follower!ReplyDelete
This is cute!! Thanks for stopping by my site and leaving a comment!ReplyDelete
Awww, that is the sweetest little grilled cheese ever. :) I love all of your creative ideas for your kids.ReplyDelete
If you'd like, I wanted to invite you to share your best recipes over at my new party, Recipe Sharing Monday at Jam Hands. I'm going to be featuring my favorite submissions during the week and I'd love it if you'd join in the fun. :O)
What an adorable idea. Gonna steal it fo sho!ReplyDelete
Wow, what a fun breakfast!ReplyDelete
What a great idea!
Now this is adorable ^_^ReplyDelete
That looks so fun! You have such fun ideas!ReplyDelete
love l love love your lunch creations. they give me a lot of inspiration. thanks!ReplyDelete
This is one of my favorites! My kids love to come and check out your site with me - so many fun ideas! I would love it if you could link up to my party, The Creative Spark, tonight. Have a great week!ReplyDelete
totally darling and precious. GREAT JOB. winks-jenReplyDelete
So clever! Can't wait to do this with my 4 yr old. Thanks for sharing and linking to Tempt My Tummy Tuesday.ReplyDelete
So darling and clever. I just love your blog and I am so excited that I discovered it today. What wonderful ideas you have and I can't wait to try them out with my little ones at home. I would love for you to join my "All Things Wonderful Link Party" with any of your creative ideas. I am a new follower.ReplyDelete
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I'm so glad to see that you linked up this week. Thank you so much for sharing this at Recipe Sharing Monday. I hope to see you back next week!ReplyDelete
Hi, friend! You've got so much creativity and I'm admiring them all. Can you please share your creative posts at the Creative Bloggers' Party & Hop? Hope to see you there at the party :).ReplyDelete
So adorable, whimsical and fun! What lucky boys to have such a creative mommy! Thank you so much for linking up to "A Little Birdie Told Me..."! I'm seeing so many wonderful recipe projects on your sidebar. Can't wait to check them out!ReplyDelete
This is so darling! I try and do a weekly theme with my kids and must have fun themed treats...I can't wait to look through your blog post by post! Please feel free to stop by Blue skies Ahead anytime, I am your newest follower!!ReplyDelete
Hi there! I just had to say this is a GREAT post. We are featuring your article today on www.TodaysTreat.com. I hope you enjoy and keep up the great work.ReplyDelete
Very cute! Might try this idea making the grilled cheese in a waffle iron to get the look of a waffle cone. :)ReplyDelete
Love this! So, so cute. I used a cinnamon waffle and vanilla yogurt and walnuts for whipped cream and sprinkles and my 4-year-old LOVED eating it for breakfast!ReplyDelete
Will be making these with waffles tonight!!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousApril 13, 2012 at 7:29 AM
I made this waffle grilled cheese look a like yesterday for my daughter as a surprise lunch. I loved making it for her and she thought it was pretty cool. Thanks for the wonderful idea!ReplyDelete
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I just love this idea! Sharing it on our facebook page ;)
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OGDENSBURG - Republican District Attorney candidate Mary E. Rain issued a press release Sunday morning calling on her opponent tostop insulting crime victims who choose to speak publicly about the Nov. 5election.
It is an outrage that my opponent publicly criticizes crime victims for the courage to speak out, Ms. Rain charged. To suggest that crime victims dont have the right to tell their story about their poor experience with her office is an outrage. I canunderstand her desire to silence their voices- she let them down, just like she has letdown our criminal justice system.
Incumbent District Attorney Nicole M. Duve said during a media event this week that victims families should not have been made a part of Ms. Rains campaign.
I think it is unfortunate and it is disheartening that victims of crime get hauled into the middle of something like this, but that is not a choice that I made and I dont intend to go there, Ms. Duve said.
Ms. Rain made her latest Accountability Tour stop last week in Ogdensburg in front of the home of murder victim Bernard Trickey Jr. She was joined by members of the Trickey family at that event. Last month, the mother of 12-year-old murder victim Garrett Phillips joined Ms. Rain at a campaign stop in front of the St. Lawrence County Courthouse.
Ms. Duve took members of the media on a tour of her office Wednesday in an effort to help clear up what she called misconceptions and distortions about her office put out by Ms. Rain.
I think there is a lot of misinformation out there, Ms. Duve said. The public is getting their information in sound bites, and that doesnt do justice to the work done in the office.
Ms. Rain has cited the Trickey murder case as one of the major cases demonstrating the district attorney;s ineffectiveness as a prosecutor.
No case personifies my opponents failure more than the murder of BernardTrickey Jr. Ms. Rain said Tuesday. Three times my opponent tried and failed to convict thealleged murderer, Wayne Oxley. Three times my opponent failed to deliver justiceto the Trickey family. Well, Nicole, three strikes and youre out.Its time for newleadership in St. Lawrence County.
Ms. Duve has pointed out Oxley was convicted by a jury after the first trial but that verdict was oveturned on an appeal. A mistrial was declared after the second trial due to a hung jury, where eight of the 12 jurors reportedly were convinced Oxley was guilty. The Ogdensburg man was found not guilty by a jury after the third trial. Ms. Duve has said witnesses in earlier trials couldnt be located and some witnesses stepped away from their earlier statements at the third trial.
Ms. Rain also criticized Ms. Duve for her treatment of the Trickey and called on the district attorney to release the personal effects of Mr. Trickeyto his family.
The murder victims family recently revealed they had contacted thecurrent DA multiple times and have never even received a return phone call, Ms. Rain charged in her press release.After going directly to her office three times, Bernard Pete Trickey Sr. was informed by the DA that the only property he could have was the chair his son was murdered in. Mr. Trickey told her to burn it; he didnt want it. My opponent shows how littleregard she has for crime victims and their families by her callous refusal to even return phone calls. She has failed as a prosecutor and failed as a crime victims advocate if she cant do the decent thing and take care of the victims.
Ms. Rain said victims and victims families will have a different relationship with the prosecutors office if she is elected to the district attorneys post.
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Site work began Monday for a new Nice N Easy convenience store at Salmon Run Mall Road and Route 12F.
The 5,808-square-foot store will replace the part of the old Bomax building that was torn down to make room for it.
Pieces of heavy equipment were brought in early Monday to remove the foundation from the front of the building and to start other excavation work.
While the office portion of the Bomax building was demolished, the bulk of the building will remain intact and undergo a makeover.
In the coming weeks, the remaining section will get new siding, a couple of new doors and possibly roof repairs. As agreed upon with the town of Watertown Planning Board, the open end of the structure will be capped off and enclosed, said Alexandria Bay developer P.J. Simao, who owns Toped and Prime development companies.
In two weeks, it will look like a brand-new building, Mr. Simao said Monday.
Mr. Simao said he hopes to finish renovating the building once a potential tenant can be found. He will not start marketing the site until initial repairs have been completed, he said. It could end up as warehouse space, offices or a retail location, depending on the type of tenant found.
Valentine Stores Inc. is building the convenience store, which will feature a 16-dispenser fuel canopy and a drive-through window.
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ROSEBURG, Ore. -- The fight over the national debt ceiling could have a big impact on Douglas County, as well as other counties that are dependent on the safety net money due to lack of timber harvesting on federal lands.
County commissioner Doug Robertson says they don't really know how they'll be affected by what comes out of the negotiations in Washington, but he knows it could be bad.
"Our concern of course, would be focused on things like the secure rural schools, county payments, probably because those sorts of programs are targeted in rural resource dependent communities, and not particularly well understood by congress," he said.
The other big worry: the grants, like those that fund most of the drug enforcement team at the sheriff's office and other law enforcement programs in the county. "We're very concerned about all of those sources of federal dollars being potentially on the chopping block," he said. "Again, we don't know, but we're very concerned about it."
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For the second time in less than a decade, East Carbon and Sunnyside residents will probably have the opportunity to consolidate their cities. Since the last vote kept them apart in 2004, the need to maintain basic public safety standards has become even more urgent.
"We are looking to do this for the survival of our communities," said Council Member Barbara Robinett. "This is something that simply has to happen."
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"We would like to go up there and talk about a resolution which would allow both cities to begin discussing just how we are going to do this," she said. "We would then be able to develop an initiative which could be voted on during this November's elections."
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Following the proposal, however, Sunnyside officials decided that they would not make such a decision for their residents and forced those in support of consolidation to obtain 10 percent of the city's population on a petition approving the merger.
After gaining the needed signatures and working for nearly a year, those favoring a single community in eastern Carbon County were dealt a fatal blow. The November 2004 initiative was voted down by Sunnyside residents via a vote of 105 to 65.
"The measure failed in 2004 because of outright lies that were passed from door to door in Sunnyside," said current East Carbon Council Member David Maggio. "They were told they would lose their identity and take on a great amount of debt from East Carbon City. It was a mess."
The total vote approved the measure by a total of 356 to 323. However, Utah law states that municipalities who wish to consolidate must obtain majority favor from both cities.
Nearly ten years later, the conversation concerning a merger is less volatile.
"We know it's coming," said Sunnyside Council Member Nola Porter. "We know it's going to happen. But a great deal of work needs to be done by both cities if we are going to make this work in November."
The work needed to bring the bordering communities together has been crawling forward for several years. One brick at a time.
The town's agreed to build a single public safety building in 2008 before officially joining the community's fire department's in spring 2010. East Carbon and Sunnyside are also serviced by one ambulance service and one police force.
"Look, our population is down, their population is down and we simply need to come together," said Council member Maggio. "We are not going to see any assistance from any board where we are looking for the duplication of services. That is over. Additionally, Sunnyside's population has reached a point where issues like the Sunnyside Co-Generation tax re-evaluation are devastating."
Sunnyside Co-Generation asked the state to re-examine the value of their property in relationship to their tax bill in 2012. The state's decision to significantly drop the plant's tax burden eliminated a great deal of Sunnyside's operating budget.
The last option for a city in need of revenue is to increase taxes on their residents. However as Sunnyside's population rests at 377, according to the 2010 census, reasonable tax increases simply don't produce enough money.
"I understand that there is going to be some tension between our cities over certain matters," said Robinett. "But this is something that has to happen for us all. This will make our community as a whole a great deal stronger."
Should the cities decide to move forward with joint resolutions to consolidate the town's on Feb. 5, multiple public hearings would then provide residents the opportunity to voice their opinion concerning the merger.


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I love watching Sister Wives TV is my way of learning more about different religions. Scared me over the divorce but when I found out why. Meri u are the best wife for your concern over the children. Love your show. Please don't stop y'all are all amazing. God Bless you all. In Jesus Name.
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I miss getting to see your show I watch all the ones they put on TLC when they don't put something else on. Hope y'all come back on real soon. Love the show. I love all the wife's with just every day lives like I have. God Bless you all in what ever you go through. In Jesus Name .!!
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this show interests me alot and i dont mind they are polygamy its there choice and belief however Robyn is selfish and wants all the attention. poor meri she will do anything for her family and she has a good heart. i feel Robyn takes advantage of her alot. and why is she always standing by him? ugh
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I think that since Robyn entered the picture – the show is different – the families do not look like a team anymore – Kody is a show off a lot of the time – I wonder how he would feel if and when the other wives find a interest in another man. I have nothing against the plural marriage arrangement, but the women should also have the opportunity to multiply their love interests
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I have been watching the show, not impressed. The 4 th woman is positively unbearable and up herself. Have you noticed, some of the other kids have pulled the eldest of her brood up a few times. She is as precosious as it's mother. No one seems to have accepted any of them except Kody of course. I hope Robyn is saving hard, flogging cheap ugly jewellery at exorbitant prices is not business, as Jannelle has already pointed out. Her 2 ex's must be called upon to fund those kids college funds not the rest of the family.
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i.am from the nederlands, so my englisch is not so well.
but i watch the show, en i LIKE IT.
the are so them selfs, en in the nedrelands we accept the people who the are.
the are not hurt any wan en live together, it is not disgusting, WHY ???? are you say this.
so i say to them GO ON, en live the way you are.
i hope that you understand this , because of my englisch.
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The show is so was wrong, I'm surprised it has lasted this long! It teaches having multiple partners is ok, when God is specific that man be together with one woman, his soul mate . That is why that religious group LDS is not right, they are cult like in their practices so be careful not too believe in such foolishness.
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I dont agree with the type of life they have chosen. But quite honestly what is so different about their family?
He is only legally married to one, the rest are what they call "spiritually married " we generally refer to them as the otheR women's or his girlfriends. what can The law really do?
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hi I feel cody only gives attention to robyn and plays the others I watch your show all the time and when robyns comes hes all smile and bubbly and when 3 other wives come and brushes them off meri you are strong and Janelle you are looking awesome you have lost weight and chritine sorry girls Christine my favorite shes a mom I always want very loveable person robyn you are a newed still so after 5 years I see another women coming to this family good luck and god bless still love the show
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I am so happy Meri have taken responsabilites for her childs behavior. The Apple doesn't fall far from her tree she need to know she has watch Meri behave like a spoiled brat to Cody as a man. So when she get into her own P-Relationship she will be the brat like her mother. You need to teach her to not only depend on your husband income but to build your own bank account and credit for yourself, you being the first wives your have shown that since you have accepted your husband to have three other wives, you felt some kind of way because you allowed Janelle the 2nd wive to work while you watched her kids, and allowed yourself to depend on the other wives and not build any credit for yourself And that why the house is taking longer for you. Janelle has been the bread winner for the whole family and that why she got her house first before any one of you. So I say men need three kinds of women the one can talk too and the one he can have great sex with and the one who has his heart…. So Janlle is his heart and Cristine is great lover with all little kids still and maybe Robin came because he can't talk to Meri anymore so he don't need an another child. Meri needs to grow up or move on and be a better SISterWive by getting a job not have another Mariah
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The story of the gradual erosion of Australia's biggest supermarket chain is not a new one. From the once mighty Fresh Food People, to now seeing rapidly declining favourability scores and tales that show some cultural challenges as well, Woolworths are having a tough time of it.
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