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Smutty Book Roudup – October 9, 2015
A couple of years ago I blogged about my obsession with writer couples: Zadie Smith and Nick Laird, Vendela Vida and Dave Eggers, Nicole Krauss and Jonathan Safran Foer. Click here for a refresher. Jonathan Safran Foer you know, likely from Everything Is Illuminated. Full Review
Luckiest Girl Alive
I first saw Luckiest Girl Alive on Reese Witherspoon's Instagram feed, and I knew that she was obviously going to buy the book's film rights – would she be promoting it otherwise? Tracy Flick knows what she's doing. So when I found myself on a 5-hour flight, I knew that was the book I wanted to read, because Reese's acquisition skills have been pretty solid: Gone Girl and Wild, so far, with Big Little Lies to come (with Nicole Kidman). Full Review
Smutty Book Roundup – July 17, 2015
Grey, the book. You read it? Click here if you missed Maria's review. I've stopped at 20%. Which means it's worse than Fifty Shades Of Grey because at least with that one, I actually made it through the whole thing. You could argue that for Fifty Shades Of Grey, EL James knew what would appeal to *some* women, writing in a woman's voice for a female audience. Full Review
Grey is Beige
Yesterday, Lainey wrote about the #AskELJames hashtag hijacking (click here for a refresher) and, having read the book, I can understand where (and who) those tweets are coming from. People like me who spent $11.99 on Grey. I'll start with the bad and get to the worse (things won't get better): Grey is not the worst book I've ever read. Full Review
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Spoilers everywhere – come back if you haven't finished. You know, usually I am not afraid of endings. Usually I am the one who says things like "I'd rather something end well, early, than go on too long". I am unsentimental, not because I'm heartless, but because usually, there are lots of things to love. Full Review
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It's a momentous day. There hasn't been a day like this in almost 20 years. Today, Judy Blume releases her new book, In The Unlikely Event. I know a lot of you feel the way Lainey and I feel about that. That Judy Blume ushered you through your childhood, was accessible but not overbearing and condescending in your adolescence, and somehow seemed to be a friend who'd always been there in adulthood. Full Review
Smutty Book Roundup – May 22, 2015
Buzzfeed posted a photo on Twitter the other day that made me hug myself. The Khaleesi and Neville Longbottom! It came from Matthew Lewis's Instagram... Full Review
Smutty Book Roundup – April 24, 2015
Yesterday (over afternoon tea at The Langham – because what else do you talk about over finger sandwiches?), Lorella and I exchanged anecdotes about our favourite subject: Elvis. This is one of the bonds of our friendship. Years ago we discovered that we both went through a period of Elvis Obsession when we were about 12 years old. Full Review
Smutty Book Roundup - March 16, 2015
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Kazuo Ishiguro's The Buried Giant
Kazuo Ishiguro's latest, The Buried Giant, is out today. The Guardian called it "Game Of Thrones with a conscience". I loved Never Let Me Go. God, I loved that book. It's a perfect winter book, as is The Buried Giant, during these last lonely days of dark and cold. I was in the mood for it this weekend and I mainlined it along with a few fingers of scotch. Full Review
New Adult Books
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The soccer action started bright and early Saturday morning and Winslow Park was hopping as the Warwick Fire Fighters Soccer Club held opening day for its spring season. With over 600 players in the recreation program and more than 400 on competitive and travel teams, WFFSC is one of the largest youth sports organizations in the state. Games were held into the early afternoon on Saturday, and the season will continue all spring.
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GRAND LARCENY - POTSDAM - Village police charged Stacey S. Riley, 37, of Wilmington, N.C., with fourth-degree grand larceny and three counts of petit larceny at 2:03 a.m. Saturday on Mayfield Drive. Police alleged Riley stole a debit card and a cell phone. Police said Riley then used the stolen debit card on two different occasions at an ATM in the village of Potsdam. She was arraigned by Potsdam Village Justice Nicholas Pignone and sent to the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility with bail set at $2,500 cash or $5,000 bond.
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The Disabled Persons Action Organization and the Greater Watertown Pop Warner League have teamed up to recruit developmentally disabled school-age children for challenger cheer and flag football teams.
Dorris A. Dinardi, the leagues cheer coordinator and coordinator of the challenger program, said the challenger team would be the first of its kind in the area.
Ive been trying to get it up and running for three or four years now, she said. Its a lot more relaxed than regular Pop Warner. Its more of an exhibition.
There also are no tryouts. Any child who signs up is automatically on the team. Ms. Dinardi said a challenger cheer team should have at least five or six children, and a flag football team should have about 18 children.
The level of activity is more dependent on the ability of the team, she said. There is no restrictions even if they feel theyre too disabled. Its more to have a fun experience for them versus any competition.
Jill M. Thorpe, DPAO waiver specialist, said inclusion in such sports will mean the world to the participants because either team will give them a sense of belonging.
Its teaching them teamwork, fun and to participate rather than just watching and being a bystander, Mrs. Thorpe said. Its a place where they can feel comfortable.
Ms. Dinardi said an information session on both teams will be held at 6 p.m. Friday at DPAOs William J. McClusky Center, 633 Davidson St. Registration can be made through the first week of August by calling Ms. Dinardi at 796-1562 or sending her an email at dorris email@example.com.
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Duckless–– Brian E., 57, of Manchester, NH, died December 29, 2013 at Elliot Hospital, Manchester after a courageous battle with cancer.
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Briere–– Marion, 90, of Pawtucket, RI passed away Wednesday, December 4, 2013.
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JAY-IT was not the prettiest of wins, but the North Country girls will take it, as they beat Hartford 4-2 on Monday evening.
All six goals were scored in the third period, with Hartford's Meghan Boardman getting the Hurricanes on the board first.
Savannah Alberghini-Giroux immediately tied the game on the very next shift, followed by two goals by Jenna Moss to make it 3-1 North Country.
Whitney Bernier upped the lead to 4-1 when her attempt at an empty net goal was blocked by a thrown stick, which automatically gave her the goal.
JAY-Despite being heavily outshot for most of the game the game, the North Country boys hockey team was skating neck and neck with the number two ranked Colchester Lakers before eventually falling by the score of 2-1.
Jared Antoniak had a goal in the first and one in the third to make it 2-0 Colchester before Nate Marsh brought the Falcons to within one at 2-1, and that is how the game ended.
North Country now stands at 4-2-1, and will get back at it on Saturday when they face top ranked CVU at the Cairns Arena. Puck drops at 8:15.
Phil White, an attorney, former president of IROC, and the founder of Kingdom Games was chosen as the Newport Daily Express Person of the Year for 2013.
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Niles–– Pamela Ann, 60, of Shirley, MA, passed away unexpectedly after a brief illness on Tuesday, December 24, 2013, in the presence of her loving family.
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The overnight ice storm last weekend that caused about 20,000 members with Vermont Electric Cooperative (VEC) to lose power continues its devastation. Ice remains on the trees and, over time, the weight on the branches is causing them to snap and when they hit the power lines, power goes out.
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NEWPORT CITY - The Newport City Council is starting to think about what it wants to do with the mezzanine - the balcony - at the municipal building gym.
BRIGHTON - One hundred and twenty-three years after a library was established in the Town of Brighton, Director John Zuppa and the library's board of trustees are keeping the library relevant in the age of technology.
DERBY - Chris Fenoff of Sutton, along with daughter Kirsten and her friend Kelly Brooks were preparing for their first ice fishing experience of the year on Saturday, December 28.


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The reality is that most of the world doesn't have the benefit of picking up food from the corner store — they grow it themselves. Hunger is a crisis when disaster ruins the harvest. It is a cycle when families cannot grow or buy enough to lead healthy, productive lives, and when the effects of malnutrition are passed on to the next generation.
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This is one class assignment that the students in Mr. McElroy's third-grade class at Alameda Elementary School in Portland, Oregon would not mind repeating.
Afghanistan: Rice, roads and little bit of hope
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Mongolia: Livelihoods Destroyed as 800,000 Livestock Perish in Mongolia—Emergency Relief Efforts Underway
Extraordinarily harsh winter weather in Mongolia has killed more than 800,000 animals - the cattle, horses, goats and camels that many nomadic Mongolians rely on for survival.
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Alla Kulbeda is the director of the Krasnaya Rechka (Red River) Special Boarding School in northern Kyrgyzstan. The boarding school raises and educates orphans with "oligophrenia" - a disease that impairs a person's ability to think.
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Following an announcement from North Korea April 3 that its military had been cleared to launch a nuclear attack against the United States, South Korean news sources said that North Korea had placed two of intermediate range missiles on mobile launchers and transferred them to the east coast of the country. The movement was apparently meant as a demonstration from the North that it was prepared to make good on its threats against the United States.
Reuters News reported that the missiles on the launchers may have the ability to reach Japan and some U.S. Pacific bases. "Speculation centered on two kinds of missiles, neither of which is known to have been tested," reported Reuters. "One was the so-called Musudan missile which South Korea's Defense Ministry estimates has a range of up to 3,000 km (1,865 miles). The other is called the KN-08, which is believed to be an inter-continental ballistic missile, which is again untested."
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Though verbal threats from North Korea have been customary over the past several decades, Kim's more aggressive actions have prompted a serious response from the Pentagon, which has said it is taking North Korea's actions as a real threat. The renewed tensions come just a month into the administration of South Korea's new president, Park Geun-hye, and follow UN sanctions in response to a series of nuclear tests conducted by North Korea.
In the wake of North Korea's actions, the United States has sent Navy vessels into the region, and has moved missile defense systems to U.S. bases in Guam as a precautionary measure. CNN reported that while Defense Department officials say a missile launch from North Korea is possible, such a launch would likely be a test rather than an actual attack, because the missiles don't appear to be aimed at U.S. targets.
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The Ogdensburg City School District will seeking applicants from within for an open elementary assistant principal position, leaving the head of its teachers union questioning the administrations motives for increasing its own ranks.
Potential candidates have until May 31 to apply.
Board of Education President Frederick P. Bean said he expects the administration to begin interviews in June so the board can vote on an appointment at the July 1 district organizational meeting.
Theyre only posting it in-house because theyve got good, quality people in-house, Mr. Bean said.
David G. Price, president of the Ogdensburg Education Association, said he believes district officials have another motive.
I believe the plan all along was to hire a teacher, decreasing the teacher union and adding to the administrative union, he said.
The new hire will see the schools administration increase from eight members to nine as Athletic Director Anthony Bjork is also brought into the administration to become assistant high school principal.
Assistant Superintendent and Committee on Special Education Chairman David J. Valois is retiring this summer, prompting the reshuffling.
Mr. Price said he is critical of the decision to bring on additional administrators at a time when teachers have been told to do more with less.
Were not increasing the number of students. Were decreasing the number of teachers and the number of buildings. How can you increase the size of the administration? Mr. Price said.
Mr. Bean said the administration needed another hand on deck to deal with new state requirements and, in order to avoid having to lay off a teacher with the closing of Sherman Elementary School next month, decided to hire internally.
The goal was to save a job, he said.
Mr. Price agreed that the administrators have a lot of work to do and they want help, but he said teachers are stressed, too.
The difference is we as teachers cant sit down in a budget room and find the money to hire a new teacher, Mr. Price said.
The schools $36 million budget, passed by voters Tuesday by a vote of 360 to 100, included funding to hire a new administrator, Mr. Bean said.
Even with the hiring of an additional administrator, the administrative reorganization will save the district $137,000, Mr. Bean said. But Mr. Price said the district hasnt accounted for where those savings are coming from. Superintendent Timothy M. Vernsey could not be reached for comment.
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The following property sales were recorded in the Jefferson County clerks office Jan. 14, 2013:
Town of Lorraine: Road from Lorraine to Westons Corners, Andrew J. Beckstead, Adams, and Christopher C. Beckstead, Monroe, N.C., sold to Jonathan M. MacFarland, Adams, and Brian L. Molton, Belleville $61,000
Town of Adams: 0.555 acre, 13181 Fuller Road, Harold Paine, Adams Center, sold to Aaron J. Williams and Whitney K. Zimmerman, both of Watertown $60,000
Village of Carthage: Two parcels, 0.092 acre, West Street; Lots 7 and 8, Frink Lot, Aaron F. Fuller, Carthage, sold to John C. Zielinski and Leticia Zielinski, Carthage $208,000
Town of Henderson: 14.892 acres, Lane Road, Daniel E. Butler, by Marnie OConnor, attorney in fact, Zephyrhills, Fla., and Barbara M. Butler, Henderson, sold to Erik A. Johannessen and Nelyn M. Johannessen, Sackets Harbor $159,000
Town of LeRay: 1.43 acres, 23183 Diane Drive, David J. Converse, Watertown, sold to Alix Cassagnol and Sherilyn M. Cassagnol, Watertown $222,000
Town of Lyme: Two parcels, each 0.25 acre, state Route 12E, Charles Valentine, Chaumont, sold to Robert Moore and Lora Moore, Watertown $198,000
Town of Cape Vincent: 21.683 acres, 33905 County Route 4, Justin M. Mooney, Cape Vincent, sold to Nicholas Ivey, David Ivey and Frances Ivey, Clayton $103,000
Village of Antwerp: Lot 1A, subdivision of land surveyed for Land First Inc., Land First Inc., Lacona, sold to Christopher K. Stearns, Waipahu, Hawaii $50,000
Town of Ellisburg: 0.18 acre, Renshaw Bay Road, Roger P. Vickery Jr., Oakland, Calif., individually and as administrator CTA, will of Doris W. Vickery, late of county of Jefferson; Ann V. Winters, Nokomis, Fla.; and C. Christopher Vickery, Holliswood, sold to Robert J. Pelcher and Kelly A. Pelcher, Baldwinsville $77,000
The following property sales were recorded in the Jefferson County clerks office Jan. 15, 2013:
Town of LeRay: 0.856 acre, Bedlam Road, Matthew T. Stehr and Emily J.M. Stehr, Calcium, sold to Mihail Galeriu, Philadelphia $205,000
Town of Alexandria: 0.15 acre, bank of Otter Creek, Estrelitta LLC, Lebanon, Pa., sold to Jonathan C. Snelling and Kim K. Snelling, Fogelsville, Pa. $200,000
Village of Adams: 0.048 acre, 13 S. Main St., Derek Butler and Robin L. Butler, Adams, sold to Adams Capital Partners LLC, Adams $150,000
Village of Adams: Grove Street, Barbara Favreau, Lafayette, and Pauline M. Nuffer, Lafayette, sold to Adam Parent, Adams Center $150,000
Town of Alexandria: Lot 14, Tennis Island North, Paul M. Fowler Development Corp., Fayetteville, sold to 5139 Peck Hill Road Inc., Fayetteville $29,000
Hamlet of Felts Mills: Two parcels, 1.068 acres, 1.127 acres, intersection, state Route 3 and County Route 143 (School Street), William B. Kellogg and Bonnie V. Kellogg, Henderson, sold to Todd Martin and Angela Martin, Black River $125,000
The following property sales were recorded in the Jefferson County clerks office Jan. 16, 2013:
Town of Watertown: Three parcels, state Route 126, Michael J. Goodney, Watertown, sold to Josephine D. Wales, Phelps $96,000
Town of Clayton: St. Lawrence Road, Maria Crandall, Clayton, sold to Jeffrey P. Dimora, Clayton $55,000
Town of Orleans: 0.15 acre, Wellesley Island, Marjorie W. Turnbull, Liverpool, sold to Constance L. Erl, Brewerton; Robert Turnbull, Brewerton, and Maureen Turnbull, Brewerton $132,000
City of Watertown: 0.167 acre, Lansing Street, Ronald D. Mack and Jacqueline L. Mack, Gulfport, Miss., sold to Thomas D. Mack, Remsen $65,000
The following property sales were recorded in the Jefferson County clerks office Jan. 17, 2013:
City of Watertown: 0.175 acre, High Street, Benjamin A. Brown, Richmond, Ind., sold to Steven R. Glick and Esther S. Glick, Philadelphia $85,500
Village of West Carthage: 1.35 acres, Champion Street, L.M. Tyler, Carthage, sold to Robert M. Sligar, Carthage $70,000
Town of Orleans: 1.10 acres, Wellesley Island, James F. Mahon and Bonnie L. Mahon, North Syracuse, sold to Patricia A. Palumbo, Cohoes $375,000
Town of Alexandria: 3.3 acres, shoreline of St. Lawrence River, Elizabeth E. Reddick, Alexandria Bay, sold to Charles G. Caprara, Cazenovia $925,000
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office Dec. 24, 2012:
City of Ogdensburg: Unknown acres, in Block 87, bounded by Jersey Avenue and Elizabeth Street, Wayne L. Ashley, Ogdensburg, sold to Colleen E. Ashley, Ogdensburg $43,750
Town of Oswegatchie: 0.62 of an acre more or less, in Lot 23 of Section 7, bounded by Eel Weir Road, Rachel E. Burwell-Streeter, Ogdensburg, sold to John W. and Sherry L. King, Ogdensburg $48,000
Town of Lawrence: 70 acres more or less, bounded by Brasher Falls Road, Paul E. Morris, Lake George, sold to Seaway Timber Harvesting Inc., Massena $72,000
Village of Canton: Unknown acres, bounded by Farmer snd Judson streets, Jeremiah J. and Seda V. Remus, Canton, sold to Margaret A. James, Canton $124,000
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office Dec. 26, 2012:
Village of Gouverneur: Two parcels, 0.4 of an acre more or less, 0.71 of an acre more or less, both bounded by U.S. Route 11, Family Dollar Stores of New York Inc., Charlotte, N.C., sold to Realty Income Properties, Escondido, Calif. $1,387,469
Village of Canton: Unknown acres, bounded by Water and Main streets, Donald E. Noble, Callahan, Fla., sold to James Shell, Potsdam $195,000
Town of Parishville: 45.02 acres more or less, bounded by Route 58, Louis E. Maine, Potsdam, sold to Kenneth P. and Kenneth F. Planty, Colton $33,650
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office Dec. 27, 2012:
Town of Norfolk: 1.01 acres more or less, in Mile Square 10, bounded by Norwood-Norfolk Road, Richard Beyer, Potsdam, sold to Michael L. Boprey Jr. and Jessica Boprey, Norwood $124,000
Town of Fine: Two parcels, 111 17/100 acres more or less, in Great Tract 3, bounded by Folsom Road, Margaret E. Jerrell, Chicago, Ill., Julie C. Jerrell, Indianapolis, Ind. and Peter M. Jerrell, Indianapolis, Ind., sold to Moose River Land Company LLC, Westernville $60,000
Town of Fine: Two parcels, 111 17/100 acres more or less, in Great Tract 3, bounded by Folsom Road, Moose River Land Company LLC, Westernville, sold to Robert and Kim Buker, Carthage $75,000
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office Dec. 28, 2012:
Town of Russell: Two parcels, unknown acres, in Lots 5 and 6, Darrell A. Rivers, Batavia, sold to Richard A. and Tamako A, Laraby, Canton $34,900
Town of Louisville: Three parcels, 1.93 acres more or less, 1.13 acres more or less, and 1.50 acres more or less, all in Mile Square 18, bounded by County Route 14, Catherine Mott and Paula Nezezon (co-executors), Morris H. Putnman Jr., sold to Jeffrey B. Bishop and Vanessa A. Tredo, Massena $125,000
Village of Gouverneur: Unknown acres, in Lot 41, bounded by Main and Prospect streets, Joseph C. Pistolesi, Gouverneur, sold to Arnold C. Roberts II and Jacquelyn H. Roberts (trustees), Roberts Living Trust, Richville $45,000
Town of Massena: Two parcels, unknown acres, bounded by Lincoln Street and Park Avenue, Kevin and Amy Holcomb, Massena, sold to Roberta M. Taylor, Massena $135,500
Town of Canton: 70.64 acres more or less, in Mile Square 7, bounded by Jameson Road and U.S. Route 11, Betty J. Evans, Canton, sold to Michael Wayne Brown and Tammy Rae Brown, Canton $40,000
Town of Canton: 5.61 acres more or less, in Section 7 of Range 6, Betty J. Evans, Canton, sold to Nancy Brown, Canton $32,000
Town of DeKalb: 1.39 acres more or less, in Lot 326, bounded by U.S. Highway 11, Lawrence Homes Corp., Canadaigua, sold to Szpylman Properties LLC, Orchard Park $990,000
Village of Massena: Unknown acres, bounded by North Main Street, Shawn and Kimberlie Scott, Massena, sold to Eric J. and Trudy J. Hoekstra, Latrobe, Calif. $45,000
Town of Oswegatchie: 10.37 acres more or less, bounded by County Route 4, Donna M. Doyle, Ogdensburg, sold to Conner G. and Kristen E. Sutton, Ogdensburg $40,000
Town of Morristown: Unknown acres, known as Unit 11 of Dockside Resorts, Aftab A. Chaudhry, Tamuning, Guam, sold to Arvind Chhatbar and Chandra Iyer, Nepean, Ontario $140,000
Town of Colton: Unknown acres, in Township 10, bounded by Cottage Road, Timothy Ward and Sharon Demar Ward, Seymour, Conn., sold to Andrew Taylor and Sarah Murphy, Dundee, Scotland $102,000
Town of Norfolk: 1.626 acres more or less, in Mile Square 87, bounded by County Road 47, Kevin and Emily Enslow, Norwood, sold to Eric J. and Christine A. Sweet, Norwood $147,400
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office Dec. 31, 2012:
Village of Massena: Unknown acres more or less, in Lot 8 of Block 44, Heather M. Harvey, Massena, sold to Nicholas and Rebecca Pomainville, Massena $49,000
Town of Louisville: 1.055 acres more or less, bounded by state Route 37, Massena Savings and Loan, Massena, sold to Gregory L. Wiley, Massena $100,000
Village of Massena: Unknown acres, in Lot 10 of Block 317, bounded by Dover Street, Robert P. and Kay T. OBrien, Lowville, sold to Robert J. and Angela L. Maples, Solomens, Md. $135,000
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office Jan. 2, 2013:
City of Ogdensburg: 0.34 of an acre more or less, bounded by Arnold and Patterson streets, David L. and Carol R. Beckner, Morristown $70,000
Town of Rossie: 1.210 acres more or less, bounded by U.S. Route 11, Lorie J. Hartley, Gouverneur, sold to Cory D. and Amanda L. Hance, Gouverneur $151,925
Town of Parishville: Township of Wick, unknown acres, in Mile Square 19, Mile Squares 20 and 21, Park Forestry NY LLC, Stamford, Conn., sold to Erie Boulevard Hydro Power LP, Marlborough, Mass. $30,000
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PAWTUCKET – Residential foreclosures dropped 11.4 percent statewide in 2012, but Central Falls, Pawtucket and Woonsocket still have some of the highest foreclosure rates in the state, a new survey says.
The HousingWorks RI survey says 37 foreclosure deeds were filed in Central Falls in 2012, 14 percent fewer than 2011. But the rate of foreclosures represented 3.1 percent of the city's overall housing stock, making it the state's top city in the state for foreclosures.
Pawtucket finished fourth, with 132 foreclosures, or 1.5 percent of the housing stock, while Woonsocket ranked third, with 86 foreclosures or 1.7 percent of the housing stock. The statewide average was .09 percent.
Still, foreclosures were down 21.4 percent in Pawtucket, and nearly 20 percent in Woonsocket, from 2012 rates.
HousingWorks said a total of 10 communities ended 2012 with higher foreclosure rates than the state average, including all of the state's largest cities. The Blackstone Valley had the dubious distinction of capturing three of the top four spots, the exception being Providence, which finished second.
"While we're encouraged by the decline in number of residential foreclosure deeds filed in Rhode Island last year, we know many homeowners are still struggling," said Nellie M. Gorbea, executive director of HousingWorks RI. "It's essential for policymakers to consider how high housing cost burdens affect not only Rhode Islanders, but our local economies when developing policies to promote economic growth."
While foreclosures appear to be leveling off, HousingWorks said many homeowners continue to face disproportionately high housing costs that leave them vulnerable to foreclosure in the future.
"Four in 10 households with a mortgage are considered cost burdened because they spend more than 30 percent of their income on housing costs," said Jessica Cigna, the research and policy associate at HousingWorks RI.
She said data from the U.S. Census Bureau suggests that in many of those households at least one family member is unemployed.
Other highlights from the study:
• Foreclosure deeds statewide are down a total of 36 percent from 2009.
• A total of 1,617 residential foreclosure deeds were filed in Rhode Island during 2012, representing a 23 percent decline from the previous year.
• In 2012, 0.9 percent of the state's mortgaged housing stock was foreclosed, down from 1.13 percent in 2011.
Cigna said the housing bubble may have triggered the foreclosure crisis, but the latest data suggests that the problem is more closely linked to lingering unemployment, which makes housing unaffordable for many.
"It could be we've cycled through the bulk of foreclosures that were created through the housing bubble, and the foreclosures we're seeing now are consistent with the state's persistent unemployment rate," she said.
If there is a lesson for state lawmakers and other policymakers in the latest data, it's that price-burdened homeowners are not simply locked out of the economic recovery, they're helping keep the economy sluggish. Voters in the 2012 statewide election approved a two-year, $25 million affordable housing bond to continue building more low-cost housing, a laudable down payment on solving the problem, according to Gorbea.
"Had we had more investment in affordable housing early on we might have been able to stem some of the tide brought on by the housing crisis," said Gorbea. "We need to look at affordable housing as part of the state's economic infrastructure."
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Flashback: The Rangers 2001 Pursuit Of Jaromir Jagr
On July 11th, 2001, the financially strapped Pittsburgh Penguins traded Jaromir Jagr to the Washington Capitals for Kris Beech, Michal Sivek, Ross Lupaschuk. The Rangers had significant interest in acquiring Jagr but would not pay the reported price for him. Instead, the Rangers acquired Eric Lindros from the Philadelphia Flyers.
This is a look back, through the NY Post archives, of the Rangers failed pursuit of Jagr.
June 17, 2001: Larry Brooks writes that the Rangers will not offer Tomas Kloucek, Pavel Brendl, Mike York and the 10th overall pick to Pittsburgh for Jagr. Brooks writes that he expects the Rangers to offer York, the 10th overall pick, any defenseman in the organization besides Brian Leetch or Tomas Kloucek and "perhaps" Jan Hlavic for Jagr. On moving the 10th pick, which the Rangers would use to select Dan Blackburn, Glen Sather told Brooks "I've said that I intend to build the organization through youth, but trading the 10th overall pick isn't the end of the world. It's not something I'm anxious to do, but it's not out of the question."
June 19, 2001: Jagr is believed to want to come to the Rangers and the Penguins covet defenseman Tomas Kloucek.
June 24, 2001: The Rangers submitted an offer for Jagr that was deemed "beyond comical," according to Brooks. The Rangers offer was supposedly Valeri Kamensky, Tim Taylor and $10 million. Brooks notes that the market for Jagr is thin and that with other players, like Eric Lindros and Joe Sakic, available, the Rangers tried to force the Penguins into taking what they could get for Jagr.
June 29, 2001: Jagr told Glen Sather that he would accept a trade to the Rangers without having a contract extension in place. Jagr had two years left on his deal, worth $10.3 million per season. The Rangers, and one other team, were granted permission to negotiate with Jagr.
July 1, 2001: The Rangers are willing to throw lots of money at Joe Sakic, maybe $12 million per, but willing to trade for Jagr as a Plan B.
July 2, 2001: After striking out on big free agents, Brooks writes of the Rangers "Sather has to be careful here; very careful. There is, with an MSG Network devoid of the Yankees and with a sliding Knick team, an urgency for the Rangers to be good programming and to add a name to the marquee. But while getting Jagr at reasonable cost is most certainly the right play, stripping the team of its youth – and we're concerned about NHL youth such as Radek Dvorak and Tomas Kloucek – is not."
July 3, 2001: The Rangers are believed to be the front runners for Jagr as Jagr said that he would not go to Dallas. Sather also tells Brooks that he called to talk to Pittsburgh GM Craig Patrick and Patrick was out mowing his lawn.
July 5th, 2001: Eric Lindros makes it known that he would accept a trade to the Rangers and the Rangers will have to decide if they want to pursue Jagr or Lindros.
July 10th, 2001: Brett Hull will sign with the Rangers if they acquire Jagr. He will not if they don't. Washington has emerged as the Rangers competition for Jagr. On Washington, Brooks writes, "Unless Caps GM George McPhee completely guts his team, it's difficult to imagine the Penguins sending Jagr to Washington, a team the Penguins annually whip in the playoffs like Mike Lange's rented mule."
The Rangers are believed to be offering Jan Hlavic, Mike York, Kim Johnsson and however much money the league will allow them to trade as the package needed to acquire Jagr. Pittsburgh wants Radek Dvorak and/or Pavel Brendl and a number one pick.
July 11th, 2001: Brooks writes that the Rangers are the only team in the derby for Jagr and that Patrick must accept Sather's offer.
And then there's this. A package of Jan Hlavac, Mike York and Kim Johnsson – if, as believed, is what the Rangers are willing to send to Pittsburgh – can hardly be considered a bag of shells. Hlavac would likely score 35 goals playing on Lemieux's left side. York, who would become Pittsburgh's third-line center, would add grit to a team that doesn't have very much of it, at all. Johnsson, who makes the first pass better than any current Penguin defenseman, would probably play on the first unit.
Moreover, Johnsson is 25, Hlavac will turn 25 during training camp and York is 23. Beyond that, the three combined will earn under $2.1M this coming season. Add it all up (plus the $4M-to-$5M the Dolans will toss into the pot), and one might even argue that the Rangers are giving up too much for Jagr, especially when the Penguins have no choice whatsoever but to move him.
July 12th, 2001: After missing out on Jagr, Larry Brooks writes that it is time to move forward with kids and not Eric Lindros. " Oh, Patrick would have taken Pavel Brendl and Jamie Lundmark, but the Rangers were – and are – in no position to yield their top two picks from 1999, kids the organization is banking on more than ever to live up to the expectations Neil Smith had when he traded a lot away to select them. Fact is, if Brendl and Lundmark do not emerge as major players within the next three or four years, the Rangers are cooked."
Sather says to Brooks, "I guess in the end it gets down to how people evaluate personnel," the GM told The Post last night. "I knew all along there was a chance this could happen, and I told people a long time ago that I'd only go so far to make a deal.
"Craig told me that Washington was interested, and it's not that I suspected he was lying, but when we asked [Caps GM] George [McPhee], he told us no, not that I'm accusing him of lying, I don't know what really to make of that.
"But, really, what it came down to is that I wasn't prepared to do what Craig had asked me to do in order to make the deal. I've said it before and I mean it: I'm not prepared to mortgage the future for any player, not even Jagr. We have to build the organization."


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16 U.S. Code § 2005 - Soil and water conservation program
(a) Program development
The Secretary is hereby authorized and directed to develop in cooperation with and participation by the public through conservation districts, State, tribal, and national organizations and agencies, and other appropriate means, a national soil and water conservation program (hereinafter called the "program") to be used as a guide in carrying out the activities of the Secretary which assist landowners and land users, at their request, in furthering soil and water conservation on the private, tribal, and non-Federal lands of the Nation. The program shall set forth direction for future soil and water conservation efforts of the United States Department of Agriculture based on the current soil, water, and related resource appraisal developed in accordance with section 2004 of this title, taking into consideration both the long- and short-term needs of the Nation, the landowners, and the land users, and the roles and responsibilities of Federal, State, tribal, and local governments in such conservation efforts. The program shall also include but not be limited to—
(2) analysis of existing Federal, State, tribal, and local government authorities and adjustments needed;
(3) an evaluation of the effectiveness of the soil and water conservation ongoing programs and the overall progress being achieved by Federal, State, tribal, and local programs and the landowners and land users in meeting the soil and water conservation objectives of this chapter;
(4) identification and evaluation of alternative methods for the conservation, protection, environmental improvement, and enhancement of soil and water resources, in the context of alternative time frames, and a recommendation of the preferred alternatives and the extent to which they are being implemented;
(5) investigation and analysis of the practicability, desirability, and feasibility of collecting organic waste materials, including manure, crop and food wastes, industrial organic waste, municipal sewage sludge, logging and wood-manufacturing residues, and any other organic refuse, composting, or similarly treating such materials, transporting and placing such materials onto the land to improve soil tilth and fertility. The analysis shall include the projected cost of such collection, transportation, and placement in accordance with sound locally approved soil and water conservation practices;
(b) Evaluation of existing conservation programs
In evaluating existing conservation programs, the Secretary shall emphasize demonstration, innovation, and monitoring of specific program components in order to encourage further development and adoption of practices and performance-based standards.
(c) Improvement to program
In developing a national soil and water conservation program under subsection (a), the Secretary shall solicit and evaluate recommendations for improving the program, including the content, scope, process, participation in, and other elements of the program, as determined by the Secretary.
(d) Completion dates
The initial program shall be completed not later than December 31, 2011, and December 31, 2016, respectively. [1]
[1] So in original. See 2008 Amendment note below.
Source(Pub. L. 95–192, § 6,Nov. 18, 1977, 91 Stat. 1409; Pub. L. 99–198, title XII, § 1252(b),Dec. 23, 1985, 99 Stat. 1516; Pub. L. 103–354, title II, § 246(f)(2)(C),Oct. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 3225; Pub. L. 110–234, title II, § 2804(c),May 22, 2008, 122 Stat. 1087; Pub. L. 110–246, § 4(a), title II, § 2804(c),June 18, 2008, 122 Stat. 1664, 1815; Pub. L. 113–79, title II, § 2508(c),Feb. 7, 2014, 128 Stat. 756.)
Pub. L. 110–234and Pub. L. 110–246made identical amendments to this section. The amendments by Pub. L. 110–234were repealed by section 4(a) ofPub. L. 110–246.
2014—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 113–79inserted ", tribal," after "conservation districts, State" and ', tribal," after "private" in introductory provisions, and ", tribal" after "Federal, State" wherever appearing.
2008—Subsecs. (b) to (d). Pub. L. 110–246, § 2804(c), added subsecs. (b) and (c), redesignated former subsec. (b) as (d), and substituted "December 31, 2011, and December 31, 2016" for "December 31, 1979, and program updates shall be completed by December 31, 1987, December 31, 1997, and December 31, 2007".
1994—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 103–354in first sentence of introductory provisions substituted "Secretary" for "Soil Conservation Service" before "which assist".
1985—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 99–198amended subsec. (b) generally. Prior to amendment, subsec. (b) read as follows: "The program plan shall be completed not later than December 31, 1979, and be updated at each five-year interval thereafter during the period this chapter is in effect."
Effective Date of 2008 Amendment
Amendment of this section and repeal of Pub. L. 110–234by Pub. L. 110–246effective May 22, 2008, the date of enactment of Pub. L. 110–234, see section 4 ofPub. L. 110–246, set out as an Effective Date note under section 8701 of Title 7, Agriculture.
Transfer of Functions
For transfer of certain enforcement functions of Secretary or other official in Department of Agriculture under this chapter to Federal Inspector, Office of Federal Inspector for Alaska Natural Gas Transportation System, and subsequent transfer to Secretary of Energy, then to Federal Coordinator for Alaska Natural Gas Transportation Projects, see note set out under section 2002 of this title.
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MORRISTOWN - In an effort to revitalize the village volunteers are planning a Morristown Village Pride Day for community members to gather together and beautify downtown.
Volunteers plan on mowing, trimming trees, edging and picking up litter on Sept. 21.
Valerie Harman, who is helping to organize the event, said she is excited about the chance to breathe new life into the villages downtown.
The cleanup will focus on Main Street, Mrs. Harman said, with efforts branching out from the Public Library.
Weve got to start someplace, Mayor Cheryl A. Shatraw said. I think its a great idea.
Volunteers will also remove trash and debris free of charge for people who are interested. Residents only have to place their garbage in bags at the roadside on the day of the event and volunteers will remove them.
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Occam wrote:The United States Department for Veteran Affairs recently was forced to allow a Wiccan symbol to be displayed on the headstones of dead soldiers.
I know this is morbid but as we are sure to have Pastafarians serving in the US armed forces it makes sense to plan ahead and submit a symbol for fallen noodly ones.
Here is the current list: http://www.cem.va.gov/cem/hm/hmemb.asp
I was going to submit a drawing myself but if I had to pick a headstone I'd definitely be going for the Radioactive Man symbol that atheists get.
MPTrooper wrote:blackeyedbutch wrote:Athiests have many different views and beliefs of the faith and thus symbols to differentiate between them.
Seeing as how these headstones relate to a person God Belief I'd LOVE to know what other views an Atheist would have on God.
EarthRise wrote:Now, if we address them not as atheists and instead as a Buddhist/UUist, I can see the need for alternate headstones. But your comment, BEB, suggested that there are more strains of an atheist. What are these?
supercheetah wrote:When Satanism gets its symbol, why should Pastafarians be discriminated against?
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Pittsburg 24, Louisville 23: Joey Roigeos two free throws lifted Pittsburgh to its first win. Also contributing were Tristen Lovely and David Vernsey. Louisville received strong efforts from Owen and Ryan Warchol.
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Lakers 72, Heat 65: The Lakers handed the Heat their first loss as Jack Manke led the way with 26 points, Colin Ross added 15 and Josh Farrar 12. Matt Piercey led the Heat with 32 points and Alex Farrell added 16.
Standings- Bulls 3-0-3-9, Heat 2-1-3-7, Lakers 2-1-3-7, Mavs 1-2-3-5, Thunder 1-2-3-5, Knicks 0-3-3-3
Schedule 5/8/13- 6:30- Heat vs. Bulls, 7:30- Knicks vs Mavs, 8:30- Thunder vs. Lakers
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Knicks (51)- Robinson 6-1-3-18, Knowlton 4-1-0-11, Lesperance 1-0-2, Cote 1-0-2, Liebstein 7-1-15, Putney 0-1-0-3, Totals 19-3-4-51
Thunder (85)- Lalone 3-5-0-21, LaRose 5-2-1-17, Johnson 9-1-19,Rogers 1-1-0-5, Sargent 6-2-2-20, Johnson, Mes. 3-0-6, 27-10-4-85
Mavs (47) Cosmo 5-2-0-16, Johnson 4-4-2-16, Molinari, D. 0-2-0-6, Farrar 2-1-5, Johnson, Mec 1-0-2, Totals 12-6-3-45.
Lakers (72) Ross, C. 4-1-4-15, Ross, J. 3-1-7, Manke 11-4-26, Mayette2-0-4, Farrar 6-0-12, Johnson, Mar 4-0-8, Totals 30-1-9-72
Heat (65)-Hannan 0-2-0-6, Tomford, D 1-1-0-5, Piercey 10-3-3-32, Farrell 5-2-16, Ramm 1-0-2, Adams 2-0-4 Totals 19-8-3-65
The Dream downed the Storm in the match of unbeatens while the Liberty used an explosive second half to pull away from the Mercury in OBGC Girls Basketball League action this past week.
Dream 51, Storm 44: The Dream used a balanced scoring attack to hold off a Storm comeback from a 17-point deficit after the lead was cut to four. Logan Green and Mollee Aherns led the way with 12 points each with Taylor Perry and Kristen Snyder adding eight.
The Storm was led by Riley Luckie with 17 points, Alex Steele scoring 15 second half points and Paige Perry with 11 points.
Liberty 70, Mercury 44: A 45 point second half broke open a four point game at halftime for a Liberty win. Paige McCormick led the way with 20 points with Taylor Perry adding 13, Beth Crowley 12 and Madison McCormick 10.
The Mercury was led by Tory Dailey with 13 points, 10 each from Olivia Parmeter and Kristen Snyder and nine from Arael Scott.
Players of the Week- Offensive- Alex Steele, Paige McCormick; Defensive- Olivia Parmeter Mollee Aherns; Sportsmanship- Logan Green, Kristen Snyder.
Standings- Dream 3-0-3-9, Storm 2-1-3-7, Liberty 1-2-3-4, Mercury 0-3-3-3
Schedule 5/7/13- 7 p.m.- Storm vs. Mercury, 8 p.m.- Liberty vs. Dream
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