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BUFFALO, NY-- Niagara Ceramics filed noticed with the New York State Labor Department that they intend to close for good.
The notice was posted Monday on the state's website.
Niagara Ceramics, formerly known as Buffalo China, manufactured dinnerware and china. They provide commercial dinnerware for many chain restaurants and nursing homes.
The closure affects 110 employees at the Hayes Place company. in Buffalo.
Congressman Chris Collins (R) issued this statement:
"I am sorry to hear of the closure of Niagara Ceramics, something I learned about today for the first time from the media. I transferred my ownership interest in Niagara Ceramics in 2012, at no cost, to the management team in an effort to give them the best chance possible at future success. I have had no involvement in the company since that point. Prior to 2012, I had not been involved in day to day management of the company since 2007.
Niagara Ceramics consistently struggled because of unfair competition from Chinese manufactures who benefit from China manipulating its currency at the expense of American jobs. As a Member of Congress, I believe strongly that the U.S. must take a harder stand against this unfair practice by the Chinese government."
2 On Your Side has contacted Niagara Ceramics, our calls have not been returned.
Collins told 2 On Your Side that he is aware that the company had financial struggles and was in discussions with another company, however, he would not identify the company.
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We couldn't get the car away from our siblings, and we had trouble parallel parking. But now we've gathered in Northwest Portland, on the steps of Tea Chai Té, for our mission.
We are going to spend the next 10 hours looking for things to do in Portland before you're 21. This is a city that seems to run on young people—but not too young. The city's culture seems slanted to those who are of age, who can flash their IDs and get into clubs and bars without worry.
We're not kids—not girls—but in the eyes of the law, we're not yet grown up. We're looking for the fun we can find in between.
We start with $80 between us and absolutely no plan.
"Can we go to Manor?" one of us asks.
"No. Food first."
1:30 pm
We decide on Cartopia at Southeast 12th Avenue and Hawthorne Boulevard. We think we'll get around better without a car, so we get on the Streetcar at Northwest Lovejoy Street and 22nd Avenue and it starts to crawl west. Two of us nurse Ring Pops, watermelon and cherry.
"Do you have any more?" one of us without candy asks.
"No, sorry, I only had two in my bag."
"Whatever, I didn't want one anyway."
The Streetcar takes
14 minutes to get to the No. 15 bus line. At Southwest 10th Avenue and
Salmon Street, a large woman with smeared eyeliner walks up to us. "Can I
use your phone, dear?" she says. "I'll pay you $5." She follows us on
the bus and we hand her a phone, declining her money. She calls Comcast
to set up an appointment, and then looks at our Ring Pops. "Are you
aware," she says, "that those look like things for babies?"
2:34 pm
We arrive at Cartopia and want pizza. "How much is it?" one of us asks. "I refuse to spend more than $4."
We order one pepperoni, one margherita.
"Pizza really good," one of us says.
"Wow, nice grammar."
"My dad is such a grammar Nazi. He corrects me on stupid shit."
"That sucks."
"Yeah, I also want to get my nose pierced, but when I told my dad he was like meeeyyyhhh."
"You should go for the Guinness world record for most piercings."
After pizza we're stuffed—but then order three milkshakes from Perierra: a strawberry, a Nutella, and a banana-Nutella.
We decide to share,
but one of us sucks down the banana-Nutella all by herself. "Storm Large
is a goddess," she says. "I want to friend her on Facebook so badly."
3:45 pm
One of us hears there's a Fabergé egg at the Perfume House on Hawthorne. We take the No. 14 and at the shop see a blue velvet box that says "Fabergé." We want to see the egg, but the shop owner distracts us.
"Do you girls all share the same name?" he says.
We tell him no, a little creeped out. He tells us he's about to give us a sample of the latest scent from Oman and one of the greatest perfume houses in the world. He drenches four cotton balls in the perfume called "Honor."
"Put these in your bras," he says.
We think he's joking. "No, really. It will drive the boys crazy."
This we do after we leave the store. We walk to Imelda's with damp bras that now smell like the cosmetic counter at Nordstrom. In the shoe store we see a pair of Børns—red, soft leather, cushioned flats. $95. We want them but now have only $49 for food and caffeine.
We brokenheartedly move to House of Vintage, where a black baby doll with blond hair guards the front door in an orange chair. We wonder if it's offensive.
We think about riding the OHSU tram, but we're too lazy to make such a long trip. One of us says we should go to the Grotto; her mom says it's cool.
Not a single boy has gone crazy from the scent of Honor.
5:43 pm
We're on the No. 15 and 72 buses for 40 minutes when we realize (a) we're not entirely sure where the Grotto is, (b) we miss our stop, and (c) the tram would have been closer and way more fun.
It rains on us as we walk back to the Grotto. The religious shrine is surrounded by trees; we hear what sounds like monks chanting. In a cave, a white Pieta perches 15 feet off the ground. Two green racks with hundreds of lit pillar candles surround the altar. No one is else is here; it feels like a bad horror movie.
We leave and get drenched and just want to go home and put on flannel pajamas. We also want a Slurpee. We catch the No. 19 and suddenly realize there's a 7-Eleven right there. The bus driver gripes at us when we jump off after half a block.
We pass the aisle
with Hostess snacks and buy a Cherry Coke Slurpee and a small bottle of
Coca-Cola, which we share. Back on the No. 20, rain drips on us through
the open emergency exit in the roof.
6:27 pm
We arrive back at Northwest 23rd Avenue and wish our house will look like this Pottery Barn someday—but since we don't have our own homes, we think Williams-Sonoma might be more fun.
We're right. Star Wars cookie cutters and a metal firestarter torch amuse us before we go upstairs to sit on the chairs and flop down on the huge display bed.
We move on to Sloan and admire a Kelly green sundress with a cutout back. We sift through coral maxis, polka dots and fitted floral crop tops—until a clerk with a child's voice says, "We're going to be closing in a few minutes, gals, so try on anything you want to now!"
We only have $45.70 total. She herds us to the door like preschoolers.
"Wow, I hate when people say 'gals,'" one of us says. "It's super-annoying."
All the shops are closing, and our shoes are soaked. We trudge down the street to Vivace, where we order tea, coffee and breakfast crepes, though we still feel full from the milkshakes.
We gossip until our conversation becomes ridiculous.
"I don't understand why she dresses like a hobo."
"God, my science teacher last semester was such a beezy."
"What would happen if everyone donated Fifty Shades of Grey to the school library? Actually, though, what would they do with like 300 copies?"
We stay until Vivace closes. We think about Stepping Stone, but we can't eat any more. We return to our cars, but we can't end the night in such a lame way.
"I have sparklers," one of us says.
We get in our cars and drive to one of our homes on a cul-de-sac outside the city.
We stuff our faces with Sour Patch Kids, light the sparklers and run in circles in the cul-de-sac, red sparks and smoke trailing behind us, just like we did when we were 5 years old.
"Woooooooo!" we scream past the houses, from which no adult emerges to stop us.


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BRASHER FALLS - As the state tries to deal with its fiscal problems, an issue that impacts schools trying to build their budgets, Commissioner of Education Dr. John B. King Jr. said he hopes lawmakers will look more favorably on regionalization of schools.
He said while the Board of Regents put forth a proposal last year it garnered some discussion but was not passed by lawmakers.
Im hopeful it will move forward this year, Dr. King said during a visit to St. Lawrence Central School on Friday.
Morristown, Hermon-DeKalb and Heuvelton Central Schools are all contemplating a regional high school.
Senate Bill 7486, brought to the floor by Senator John J. Flanagan, R-Smithtown, would give local school districts across the state the ability to form regional high schools. But Mr. Flanagans bill has so far failed to make it out of the Senate.
Under current legislation, school districts may merge or send their students to another district and pay tuition.
Regional high schools arent the only approach that schools can use to save money, according to Dr. King, who was appointed to his current post in May 2011.
The Board of Regents has put forth a number of proposals, including one that would have local Board of Cooperative Educational Services providing more services to component districts.
I think the realization is we have to streamline given our resources, Dr. King said.
He said technology will also need to play a major role as districts try to make best use of their budget dollars. That, Dr. King said, will allow districts to provide more opportunities for students.
For instance, Dr. King said, students might be able to take advantage of advanced placement courses on-line that might not be offered at their school.
They can blend with other districts, he said.
He noted that one school in the Capital Region used distance learning via the Internet to allow students to observe knee replacement surgery at a hospital in Ohio.
At the end of the surgery the doctor makes himself available to debrief with students, he said.
Those are the types of initiatives schools will have to examine as districts face budgetary challenges, Dr. King said, but theyll have the state Education Department in their corner to assist them.
Certainly the state Education Department, along with the Board of Regents, will advocate for the needs of schools to continue providing a quality education to students, he said.
At the same time, he said, they have to be cognizant of the states fiscal situation.
There are no easy answers, he said.
Districts are in the preliminary stages of preparing their budget proposals for the 2013-14 school year. Those will be up for voter approval on May 14.
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Jackson Wilkins, a senior forward from Helena, Montana (Capital), Marc Robinson, a senior forward from Kingston, Jamaica (Jamaica College), and Ryan Munger, a junior defender from Appleton, Wisconsin (West) all earned First Team honors, the second straight the Bucs have placed three on the First Team.
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42 U.S. Code § 294d - Quentin N. Burdick program for rural interdisciplinary training
(a) Grants
The Secretary may make grants or contracts under this section to help entities fund authorized activities under an application approved under subsection (c) of this section.
(b) Use of amounts
(1) In general
Amounts provided under subsection (a) of this section shall be used by the recipients to fund interdisciplinary training projects designed to—
(A) use new and innovative methods to train health care practitioners to provide services in rural areas;
(B) demonstrate and evaluate innovative interdisciplinary methods and models designed to provide access to cost-effective comprehensive health care;
(D) enhance the amount of relevant research conducted concerning health care issues in rural areas; and
(2) Methods
A recipient of funds under subsection (a) of this section may use various methods in carrying out the projects described in paragraph (1), including—
(C) the training of faculty in the economic and logistical problems confronting rural health care delivery systems; or
(3) Administration
(A) In general
An applicant shall not use more than 10 percent of the funds made available to such applicant under subsection (a) of this section for administrative expenses.
(B) Training
Not more than 10 percent of the individuals receiving training with funds made available to an applicant under subsection (a) of this section shall be trained as doctors of medicine or doctors of osteopathy.
(C) Limitation
An institution that receives a grant under this section shall use amounts received under such grant to supplement, not supplant, amounts made available by such institution for activities of the type described in subsection (b)(1) of this section in the fiscal year preceding the year for which the grant is received.
(c) Applications
Applications submitted for assistance under this section shall—
(1) be jointly submitted by at least two eligible applicants with the express purpose of assisting individuals in academic institutions in establishing long-term collaborative relationships with health care providers in rural areas; and
(2) designate a rural health care agency or agencies for clinical treatment or training, including hospitals, community health centers, migrant health centers, rural health clinics, community behavioral and mental health centers, long-term care facilities, Native Hawaiian health centers, or facilities operated by the Indian Health Service or an Indian tribe or tribal organization or Indian organization under a contract with the Indian Health Service under the Indian Self-Determination Act [25 U.S.C. 450f et seq.].
Source(July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title VII, § 754, as added Pub. L. 105–392, title I, § 103,Nov. 13, 1998, 112 Stat. 3547.)
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The Indian Self-Determination Act, referred to in subsec. (c)(2), is title I of Pub. L. 93–638, Jan. 4, 1975, 88 Stat. 2206, as amended, which is classified principally to part A (§ 450f et seq.) of subchapter II of chapter 14 of Title 25, Indians. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 450 of Title 25 and Tables.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 294d, act July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title VII, § 766, as added Pub. L. 102–408, title I, § 102,Oct. 13, 1992, 106 Stat. 2047, authorized grants and contracts for development of advanced training of allied health professionals, prior to the general amendment of this part by Pub. L. 105–392.
Another prior section 294d, act July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title VII, § 731, as added Oct. 12, 1976, Pub. L. 94–484, title IV, § 401(b)(3), 90 Stat. 2258; amended Aug. 1, 1977, Pub. L. 95–83, title III, § 307(c)(1), (2), 91 Stat. 389, 390; Dec. 19, 1977, Pub. L. 95–215, § 4(a)–(d), (e)(6), 91 Stat. 1505, 1506; Dec. 17, 1980, Pub. L. 96–538, title IV, § 402, 94 Stat. 3192; Aug. 13, 1981, Pub. L. 97–35, title XXVII, § 2728, 95 Stat. 918; Oct. 22, 1985, Pub. L. 99–129, title II, §§ 208(a), (b)(1), (2), (c)(1), (d), (i), 211 (a)(2), 99 Stat. 529–532, 539; Nov. 4, 1988, Pub. L. 100–607, title VI, § 602(e), (f), 102 Stat. 3123; Apr. 6, 1991, Pub. L. 102–25, title III, § 374, 105 Stat. 95; July 23, 1992, Pub. L. 102–325, title IV, § 427(b)(2), 106 Stat. 549, related to eligibility of borrowers and terms of insurance, prior to the general amendment of this subchapter by Pub. L. 102–408. See section 292d of this title.
Another prior section 294d, act July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title VII, § 744, as added Sept. 24, 1963, Pub. L. 88–129, § 2(b), 77 Stat. 173; amended Oct. 22, 1965, Pub. L. 89–290, § 4(e), 79 Stat. 1057; Nov. 3, 1966, Pub. L. 89–751, § 5(a), 80 Stat. 1230; Aug. 16, 1968, Pub. L. 90–490, title I, § 121(d), 82 Stat. 778; July 9, 1971, Pub. L. 92–52, § 1(c), 85 Stat. 144; Nov. 18, 1971, Pub. L. 92–157, title I, § 105(e)(3), (f)(2), 85 Stat. 451, provided for loans to schools to capitalize health professions student loan funds, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 94–484, title IV, § 406(a)(1),Oct. 12, 1976, 90 Stat. 2268.
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Have you ever sat in a room with a group of people you kind of know while a political television show or a presidential debate was going on via a television set in the room?
I did that earlier this week as I sat with friend at a hospital in Salt Lake after surgery. A number of other people came in while I was there and the television was tuned to the Presidential candidate debate between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama.
While we talked, in the background you could hear the two candidates bantering back and forth. I could also tell that while people were talking, they had an open ear listening too.
Every once in awhile someone would comment on the debate. Not knowing how people in the room were bent politically, I basically said nothing. I just felt that with the person who just had surgery in the room and feeling a bunch of pain, we didn't suddenly want the room to turn into some kind of loud discussion about the good and bad points of the candidates.
While this was going on nurses and others came into the room taking care of things that needed to be done for my friend.
I asked one of them if the debate was on in every patient room and she said "No a few are watching the Giants beat the tar out of the Cardinals."
Okay, that kind of situation could be just as inflamatory. I was actually glad I was in the room with a debate rather than a died in the wool Cardinal fan.
As I listened to the subtle comments it became apparent there was a decided left-leaning view amongst most that were there. Maybe that is because the patient is a little to the left of center and no one wanted cause more discomfort, but the group was tending to be closer to Obama than Romney.
As the debate went on more comments came out until finally there was actually discussion going on. Most who read my columns know that I am pretty middle-of-the-road which to means I am left-of-center on some things and right-of-center on others. I just watched as the discussion progressed, as any good fence sitter does. I do have people who hate that I won't take sides on some issues, but then I hate back taht they try to make me be something that I am not.
As the debate ended the discussion had come along and even some hospital staff had joined in a little. There was obviously a very different set of opinions on some things, yet the discussion was civil and issue oriented. Nobody called Romney a spoiled rich guy and nobody called Obama a liar and or a socialist.
I suddenly had an epiphany. The old United we stand, divided we fall saying, well it fell to the wayside. This was a grassroots, informal, unorganized, political discussion. People were having give and take and some even said that those with a different view had a valid opinion and they would need to consider it.
Now I allow for the fact everyone in the room was very educated, most having at least a masters degree in something. But this discussion was not from the brain as much as it was from the heart. It was emotional, yet not out of control.
It was in a word, educational. Not about the issues involved, but in the way differences can unite people in earnest discussion. There were no names called, no charges leveled, no painful emotional outbursts.
What I saw was strength, the strength of the American system of politics. No one there thought another was unpatriotic because they wanted rights for gay people and no one thought someone was a brute because they believed in the second amendment.
What I saw was the real America, the one where we can have differences, think someone else is wrong, yet walk out of the room being cordial to each other. It was in two words, eye opening.
I just wish the candidates running for office could do this instead of resorting to name calling and distortions of anothers voting record.
In this case that strength comes out as division, not unison. It's how we should get things done in America: Logical, honest discussion. And any politician that would do that would once again become a statesman in my book.
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BUFFALO, NY - For more than a week, Two On Your Side has been seeking clarification from State Police regarding aspects of the NY Safe Act which have now come into affect, and to question the agency regarding the recent case of David Lewis, an Amherst man who mistakenly had his pistol permit revoked and guns confiscated under NY Safe,
State Police have blamed the Erie County Clerk's office for the snafu, but the Clerk blames the New York State Police.
On Monday Afternoon, the Superintendent of the New York State Police, Joseph A. D'Amico, agreed to sit down with us, regarding some of the questions which continue to surface about New York's controversial new gun laws.
On how police will be enforcing the laws
"We're not going to be knocking on people's doors, obviously. It's one of those things like when we tell people don't drink and drive...when we catch you drinking and driving we enforce it."
Regarding a fund set up providing rewards to people who contact police regarding SAFE Act violations
"It's not so much related to the SAFE Act...it's two different issues I think people muddle them together.
Reporter: How are they muddling them together? I mean, you didn't have a reward tip line for rapists or something like that... you've got a reward for somebody who calls you and says, ' my neighbors got this and this, and that'.."
"It's not as connected to the SAFE Act...I think most cities already have a tip line for guns, and the state already runs a tip line for illegal guns, this one doesn't pertain so much to NY Safe."
On whether he would expect a criminal to abide by the law, and only put seven rounds in a 10 round magazine, as it requires.
"It's illegal for a criminal to have a gun. So no, I don't expect them to don't expect they would abide by that law or the other part."
Reporter: So what is the point in that part of the law?
"Probably the intent, when the legislators picked seven as opposed to any other number, was less rounds in the gun if it comes into the hands of the wrong individuals, less opportunity for damage or for harm."
Reporter: But even that presumes that a criminal coming into possession of a weapon, would stop and make sure they only have seven rounds when they go to use it...
"I can't say exactly why the legislature decided on seven rounds or what the exact thinking was."
Reporter: I guess that gets to the point of a lot of people's criticism. They don't think anyone was thinking much about anything. Do you have a thought on that?
"Well you know as a police officer, it's not up to me to interpret those laws to see if I like them or not like them. It's up to me to enforce them and that's what we do.
Reporter : "Were you (as Supt. Of State Police) consulted about this law before it was sent off to lawmakers in, what some might fairly say, was in short order to be passed?
"No, State Police were not consulted about this or any other legislation.
Reporter: Shouldn't you have been consulted about this? After all, you're the guys with the badges and the guns...
"We offered technical advice when the research was being done but as far as what was passed or how it was passed we don't have a role in that. We're on the receiving end, we enforce the laws, we don't write the laws I haven't been a part of any legislation that's been done of the two years that I've been Superintendent.
Whether Troopers Are Conflicted In Enforcing The Law:
Reporter: As there is confusion among the public, are your Troopers confused as well?
"It is a little confusing ...it's a brand new law. But we continue to offer training to our officers as well as other police agencies."
Reporter: Each of your Troopers, as well you sir, took an oath to uphold the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of New York. So amid any confusion, would expect your charges to enforce what the law says, or the Constitution, if they believe aspects of the law violate the constitution, which they took an oath to uphold?
"I don't think it's the role of any police officer or police agency to interpret the law as it relates to the constitution. That falls under the court to determine if it meets that criteria. We have New York State laws we live under and we enforce. New York State Troopers are professionals, as are most law enforcement I've met. I would expect that everyone will enforce the law impartially and fairly when they need to do so."
Reporter: There are member of the rank and file who will privately say they think this is a bogus law.
"I haven't heard that from the union or the rank and file. There may be members that feel one way or another on this, as they might on any topic, but I don't expect that to cloud a State Trooper's mind when he or she is called upon to take action."
Regarding a mix up which resulted in David Lewis, an Amherst resident and legal firearms owner, having his permit revoked and his guns confiscated, which the Erie County Clerk's Office has blamed on the state, and which State Police say was the fault of the Clerk's office.
"In the case of Mr. Lewis, a name came up, as a David Lewis, with an age range, not a date of birth, which went through the Department of Criminal Justice Services. They sent it to us, we looked through the system, and found two permitted names in the same age range as a David Lewis who was the subject of a 9.46 (mental health alert report). We sent notification to Erie County and to another county. It seemed that in Erie County they did not do due diligence to figure out if this was actually their permittee They forwarded it on to a judge to who, based on that ,apparently revoked or suspended Mr. Lewis's permit.
Reporter: The clerk has stated that it is not their within their purview, as the purveyors of passport applications and fishing licenses and the like, to be doing that due diligence. Isn't that the role of your agency, or shouldn't it be?
"If they're issuing the permits in the first place, and they can do due diligence the first time, they can do it (subsequently)... there is perhaps a role for law enforcement with this, but perhaps on the local level (where it is initially done before someone is issued a permit)"
Reporter: What is the status then, of the other David Lewis? Did he end up having his permit revoked, where are his guns, and did he end up being the guy you were concerned about?
"No in the case of the other David Lewis it was a similar situation as in Erie County. In that case, the other county took action initial to suspend the permit, but the permit owner stepped forward to tell them they had the wrong person. We worked with them to determine that the David Lewis in question was also not the subject of a 9.46...but it appears that county made some of the same errors as were made in Erie County."
Reporter: All right, so it appears that there was no David Lewis here or anywhere else to worry about in the first place? Mr. Superintendent, can you see where this would alarm people...people who might be concerned that they might be next?
"After the Erie County issue with Mr. Lewis, we're working to get better information right from the start, and right to the end of the process so that these things don't happen again."
Lewis' attorney now claims his client's medical records were examined without a valid search warrant, in violation of federal and state privacy laws in addition to the New York State Criminal Procedure Law.
The attorney also claims to have informants from within the New York State government regarding the creation a clandestine 'HIPAA' unit comprised of approximately seven members within the Division for Criminal Justice Services , charged with examining New York residents' medical records without warrant.
Reporter: Is there such a unit, or are there plans to have such a unit to pry into our medical records without a warrant?
"This information is blatantly untrue ...I don't know where Mr. Lewis' attorney is getting this type of information."
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If winning a championship happens to accompany what should be an enriching experience, that's pure gravy. If not, the question that needs asking is whether the experience provided was rewarding from a "fair fight" standpoint.
Expounding further, what happens when programs are placed in divisions that are well beyond their capabilities in terms of having a chance to hold their heads above water? If that's the case – and there are several area-related examples, as we'll touch upon shortly – then perhaps it's time to come up with a realignment strategy that doesn't place teams behind the proverbial eight ball.
As it stands, the RIIL's Realignment Committee is scheduled to convene at some point this month. No doubt one of the major topics under discussion figures to be a systematic approach that is part-empirical, part-common sense. Since the league recently rubber stamped two-year realignments that will take all fall, winter and spring sports through the 2013-14 academic year, there's no immediate rush to push something through.
Certainly the Realignment Committee will have no shortage of circumstantial evidence to hold up to the light. At Woonsocket and Tolman, each high school can step forward and firmly present a case that demonstrates why several of their sports programs should not take on opponents in divisions where the ability to compete is hindered.
For starters, let's examine the Tolman softball team, which beginning next spring will be part of a 17-team Division I arrangement. The fact that the Tigers are moving up after only six seasons of playing fast-pitch softball has resulted in athletic director John Scanlon requesting a hearing.
One of the guidelines used in realignment is eight seasons' worth of win-loss data specifically from the regular season. That means that one would begin with the 2004 season and move forward; Tolman joined the fast-pitch ranks in 2006.
According to Scanlon, the 70/30 realignment derivative in which 30 percent accounts for a school's male or female enrollment while 70 percent is reserved for winning percentage over an eight-year span, was used when deciding how to proceed with Tolman. Yet if a program has not been in existence for less than the subjected window of time, did that mean that the Softball Committee used seasons when Tolman was strictly a slow-pitch member?
At Woonsocket, five programs – boys' soccer, wrestling, softball, baseball and field hockey – received bumps up to Division I during the latest realignment. The crux behind this seismic shift in competition stems from the school's population.
According to publicschoolreview.com, Woonsocket served 1,750 students in grades 9-12 during the 2011-12 school year. Of the entire student body, only a fraction plays sports with probably even less playing multiple sports.
What happens is that because of Woonsocket High's enrollment, all of the sports programs automatically gets thrust to the front of the pack in terms of the 30-percent figures used in realignment. If that same team even has moderate success on the field or the hardwood, then chances are they will be subjected to divisional reclassification.
"The rankings put us in Division I and we do our best to survive, but the problem is that we sacrifice kids," noted Woonsocket athletic director George Nasuti. "I want to compete in Division I in all sports, but I don't want to sacrifice anyone down the road."
Now that some examples have been placed on the table, it's time to present some solutions. While having a two-year realignment cycle, the onus falls on each individual sports committee to take a long, hard look at whether some teams actually belong in certain divisions after running the numbers through the computer.
Granted the makeup and dichotomy of these teams changes on a yearly basis, particularly in urban high schools where kids could be there today and elsewhere tomorrow. For the most part, coaches are tuned in to what they have to work with and what lies ahead on the horizon. Is it too much to ask for a little human touch that would allow coaches to have a voice? Explain that the numbers or talent level might be down, thus – for the vitality of the program – request playing in a lower division than what the math dictates?
Another idea is to remove the enrollment figures and replace them with actual participation. Before the start of each season, each athletic director would submit to the Interscholastic League an eligibility list, whether the level is freshman, junior varsity or varsity. Should a kid play multiple sports, he or she would only count once toward the requirement.
Furthermore, the win-loss aggregate would also include every game played during the regular season except the Injury Fund contest. Of the 10 Division I teams the Tolman football team locked helmets with prior to joining the league this past season, the Tigers won just one game. Granted those results had no bearing on the league standings, but they were results that were documented and recorded.
As far as using eight years to compile the 70 percent of the realignment figure – keep in mind that some teams may have played in different divisions over that span, which in turn allows for the combining of different points-per-win values based on how each division weighs each league win – it's better served to shorten the time frame in half. The notion of using what unfolded back in 2004 offers little insight as to how today's student-athletes will fare, given that we're talking about exactly two four-year cycles of kids rotating through the hallways.
At the R.I. Principals' Committee on Athletics meeting that took place on Nov. 19, Warwick Vets principal Gerry Habershaw went before the group to express his concerns about the realignment process and how several of his athletic programs are in divisions that offer them little chance to be competitive.
"He issued some concerns that it's more forced realignment," stated Tom Mezzanotte, Interscholastic League executive director. "We align based on a formula and the (PCOA) recognized what he was saying and will take it into consideration heading into the next realignment process."
Over time, there figures to be more people like Habershaw coming forward to suggest how realignment can be calibrated so that no team is at a competitive disadvantage. Yes, facts and figures are important, but in this day and age where some schools are wondering how some of their athletic programs can survive long term, some input by those directly affected may go a long way in preserving teams.
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We got a grant from the Alcoa Foundation that started in December and its allowing us to offer free programing to the community, said Debra A. Donatto, organizer of the show. The whole point is to get people outdoors, utilizing the trails, the nature center area and doing crafts and workshops, and this is one of the events that we put into that whole program.
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I finally had a chance to go fishing this month. I went for a few hours and we had a few bites but did not catch anything. Most of the pond was still frozen. Come on springtime!
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As the year comes to an end this was the best year fishing in Maryland I have ever done! I can't wait till next years, this is one of my best fish I caught this year at the Susquehanna Flats. My father's taking me fishing for my last time this year on Sunday, I hope I catch a big one. Thank you DNR.
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My sister and I went to a fishing tournament in Pasadena, MD. We woke up early and my family drove to Down's State Park where the tournament was being held. We arrived and they had us get our worms and go out on the pier. We choose a place near the end of the pier, where I thought the fish would be biting the best. We put our worms on our hooks and we dropped our lines in the water. Before you know it a boy across from us caught a 13 inch catfish. Ugh, I knew after that it would be tough to beat. We were catching Spots, White Perch, and my sister even caught a rockfish. After they told us our time was up and it was lunch time, they fed us hotdogs, chip, cookies, and a drink. They had a casting contest with prizes and they had a door prize contest. I won a door prize from the contest, a fishing scale. I was excited about winning a fishing scale. I need it to weigh and measure all my fish. We had a really good time there. It was a lot fun.
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JERICHO–Despite the limited amount of snow that we have received this winter, the North Country nordic teams have been able to compete in their last two races.
The first one up was the Mount Mansfield Pursuit.
The girls took home fourth place with an overall team score of 117.
Lindsay Cotnoir was the top finisher, coming in tied for twenty-fifth with Laura Andrews and Ellie Stone of CVU. CVU took home first place at the event.
Stephanie Watson was the only other Falcon in the top fifty, finishing fifty-first.
Jade Dandurand was seventieth, followed by Adele Woodmanse in seventy-first. Laura Smith, Anne Arcoleo, and Jordan Howell rounded out the Varsity girls finishing ninety-first, one-hundred and ninth, and one-hundred and tenth respectively.
The boys were in eleventh place at MMU, ending with a 274 team score.
None of the boys competed in the free style, and the first one to finish the race for North Country was Brad Dopp in sixty-fourth. He was followed by Jon Trembley in eightieth, Alex Cotnoir at eighty-third, Trevor Howell in eighty-fourth, Sam Brunnette in eighty-sixth, Alex Charboneau in one-hundredth, and Harry Foster in one-hundred second.
At the TD Bank Craftsbury Marathon this past Saturday both teams had great showings.
For the girls Haley-Jo Tetreault and Cotnoir were back-to-back in third and fourth place. Erika Fortin and Jordan Howell tied for ninth, Dandurand was fifteenth, Woodmanse sixteenth, Watson nineteenth, and Arcoleo was twenty-fifth.
The boys had a much better week at the races.
Charboneau led the boys with his seventh place spot. Alex Cotnoir came in eleventh, Brunnette thirteenth, Brian DeLaBruere fourteenth, Dopp seventeenth, Howell eighteenth, Chris Meredith nineteenth, and Harry Foster was twenty-third.
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According to a report from the Long Island Business News, County Executive Ed Mangano will award the Hub Project to Don Monti and his company Renaissance Downtowns tomorrow.
A development team headed by Donald Monti of Plainview-based Renaissance Downtowns has been chosen to redevelop the 77 acres surrounding the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, according to officials familiar with the plan.
The development group headed by Monti includes RXR Realty, Jones Lang Lasalle and Woodbury-based Spector Group. Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano was expected to unveil the plan on Tuesday, the officials said.
Monti spoke at length with IPB over the summer, making himself the only developer to openly acknowledge that they would work with the Islanders. Now with the Islanders out of the picture, Monti can't be blamed for being the one to make them leave and who knows how much leeway he will have in redeveloping the area with or without an arena.
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Brooklyn Barclays Center developer Bruce Ratner has also been selected to assess the aging Coliseum and provide an optimization report to the county on how to best market the facility, officials said.
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