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CLAYTON The Antique Boat Museum will offer a new free program dedicated to tying literacy and nautical education for children from infancy up to fifth grade.
Its about having a good time, learning something new and socializing after school ... well do different things catering to the different levels of education, museum educator Julie C. Broadbent said.
The B is for Boat program will offer one-hour classes once a week for different age levels throughout the first week of each month. The first full week is set to begin Monday, Nov. 4, with the baby to prekindergarten class, Baby Boats. Tuesday will feature Silly Skiffs for kindergartners and first-graders. Clever Canoes for second- and third-graders picks up Wednesdays, and the week wraps up with Feisty Freighters for grades four and five on Thursdays.
All classes begin at 3:30 p.m. with the exception of Baby Boats, which starts at 9:30 a.m. The next full week of classes will begin Dec. 2. The program lasts until May.
Every day kind of has a different book depending on the reading level of the children. For instance, Baby Boats, Im going to be reading to them, versus the fourth- and fifth-graders who will be reading on their own and creating crafts, Ms. Broadbent said.
A few books the children can expect to read, depending on their age level, are Busy Boats by Tony Mitton and Ant Parker,Kathleen Ryans Larry the Lyman and Floating and Sinking by Ellen Sturm Niz.
Activities may include interactive and imaginary play for infants and toddlers, singing and dancing, coloring, building model boats as well as fishing. In the case of Floating and Sinking, Baby Boats can expect to put things in a tub of water and see what floats and what sinks.
We have a creative, almost engineering-style activity with a variety of recycled materials. Theyll build green boats themselves, said Ms. Broadbent of one activity.
Most winter programs conducted by the museum are held in schools. Ms. Broadbent said she wanted to change that up and bring students out of that work environment and into something that would still be educational, but equally fun.
Its something that hasnt been done year-round. I think its different when its open and free to the community; its important giving them that choice, the educator said.
Ms. Broadbent said she will teach each class with several volunteers. Classes are drop-in, so there is no preregistration required. Parents need only bring their child to the front desk at 750 Mary St. From there they will be directed to which gallery the class will be held in that day.
As an additional incentive, children are given a bookmark that is stamped each time they attend a class. When students reach their fifth class they can take the bookmark to the Scoop Restaurant and Ice Cream Parlor, 423 Riverside Drive, and retrieve a free scoop of ice cream.
Bring an open mind, creativity and a good sense of fun. The goal is just to make learning fun, Ms. Broadbent said .
Additional questions may be directed to Ms. Broadbent at 686-4104 ext. 235.
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Bell's beer will be available in New York this October; T.J. Sheehan, Tri-Valley Beverage and Craft Guild of New York chosen to distribute
COMSTOCK, Mich. – It's been quite some time since we have brought our beer to a new state and today we are proud to announce that Bell's beer will be available in western and upstate New York beginning Oct. 1.
We have chosen T.J. Sheehan, Tri-Valley Beverage and Craft Guild of New York to distribute our Two Hearted Ale, Amber Ale, Midwestern Pale Ale, Porter, Kalamazoo Stout and Oarsman Ale along with our seasonal portfolio on draft and in bottles.
"We are absolutely thrilled to come to the state of New York. We have been working on bringing our beer to this area for a long time and we are truly excited to have a specific date to share and look forward to," said Larry Bell, President and Founder of Bell's Brewery, Inc.
For help locating our beer, fans can soon use our Beer Finder to see which nearby bars, restaurants and retailers serve and sell our beer.
Release party information and other special events will also be available on our website as well as on our social media channels as that information becomes available.
With the addition of New York, Bell's will be available in nineteen states along with Puerto Rico and Washington DC.
Here is our tap list for the 2013 Great Taste of the Midwest
Today and tonight you can catch us at Maduro for a little pre-Great Taste sampling of 19 different beers.
For tomorrow's Great Taste of the Midwest, we turning it up a bit and pouring:
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Photo gallery: Take a tour of the Bell's Farm during this year's barley harvest
Over the weekend, this year's barley was harvested at the Bell's Farm in Shepherd, Michigan, which has been a part of Bell's since 2008.
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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) -- An earthquake that hit southern Maine has rattled nearby New England states as far as Connecticut, including the Boston area.
The U.S. Geological Survey at first estimated the Tuesday evening quake as a 4.6 magnitude, but later downgraded that to 4.0. It hit at about 7:12 p.m. The epicenter, about 3 miles west of Hollis Center, Maine, is about 3 miles deep. That's about 20 miles west of Portland.
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BRIDGTON, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - There seemed to be nearly as many people complaining about the snow as there were flakes falling from the sky today.
But in ski country, the snow was welcomed--even celebrated.
Jim Parisella made the trip from Beverly, MA to Bridgton, ME to immerse himself in it.
"I decided to pack the car to Shawnee to catch the last powder skiing of the year," he said.
This late March storm--the one so many spring seekers wish had never come, is delivering the kind of powder skiers live for.
"I thought it was gonna be wet and heavy," said skier Kimberly Cronin of Lovell, Me. "But its butter..riding through butter..i love it!"
Last March at this time, unseasonably warm temperatures had Shawnee Peak calling it quits for the season
This year, they're getting fresh powder on top of a three foot base.
"You got warmer days. The light lasts longer. The snow conditions are great and tickets are discounted," said Josh Harrington, Shawnee Peak's Marketing Director.
In short, it's a strong finish to a solid season. The same is true for Maine's X-country ski centers
"This will give us at least one more really good weekend," said Tom Gyger, owner of Five Fields Farm in Bridgton, Me. "Every weekend counts because you don't get 'em back."
And it's worth noting, that if it wasn't snowing now, Maine would be entering Mud Season, a time when not much can be done outdoors
And even a 7 year old knows a snow day trumps that.
"Because it's way more fun skiing than sitting inside at a desk all day long," said Lucas Gosselin of Scarborough, Me.
The other thing to remember is that New England needs winter.
When Tom Gyger isn't renting skis, he's growing apples. Fruit trees require both chill days and snow fall.
"A snowless winter really hurts the apple trees," said Gyger. "It's very tough on roots."
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1921. Repealed. 1921a. Sole and exclusive authority of Board and Chief to determine rates of pay. 1922. Unified payroll administration. 1923. Unified schedules of rates of basic pay and leave system. 1924, 1925. Repealed. 1926. Educational assistance program for employees. 1927. Bonuses, retention allowances, and additional compensation. 1928, 1929. Repealed. 1930. Applicable pay rate upon appointment. 1931. Additional compensation for employees with specialty assignments and proficiencies. 1932. Application of premium pay limits on annualized basis. 1933. Clarification of authorities regarding certain personnel benefits. 1934. Waiver by Chief of Capitol Police of claims arising out of erroneous payments to officers and employees.
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Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams said that it was recalling all of its ice creams, sorbets, and ice cream sandwiches and closing all of its shops for now because of a potential Listeria risk. Here are other notable food recalls that made headlines.
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CAPITOL HILL, DC (WUSA) -- Frustration has boiled over for Bob Packard, a small business owner in Herndon.
"It's irresponsible. I'm angry. I'm disappointed. If they were my representatives, I'd vote them out of office."
Optimism of brokering a deal across party lines is waning.
Rep. Christopher Van Hollen, (D-MD), said, "We do have a chance, an outside chance."
Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN), said, "What's likely to happen at the end of this year is we're going to end up with a small kick the can down the road bill that creates another fiscal cliff to deal with this fiscal cliff. How irresponsible, how irresponsible is that?"
Some Democratic lawmakers are calling on the House Speaker to ask House Republicans to come back to work.
The Speaker has ordered Republicans back on Sunday but Democrats want them to return sooner.
Both sides are blaming each other for the lack of compromise.
Democrats say House Speaker Boehner is holding all the cards.
Van Hollen said, "The Speaker of the House has to allow a vote of the full house, Republicans and Democrats to work their will, so far he's refused to do that."
In the final hours and days before the end of the year, Bob Packard knows this time of uncertainty is not good for business.
"If it does happen it will hurt our business," he said.
But even he is optimistic.
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The Illinois Department of Natural Resources' (IDNR) Division of Education has added a Field Trip Pack promotional video podcast to its educational resources. You can access it at http://dnr.state.il.us/education/podcasts.htm and through the iTunes store with a YouTube version being added soon. Several other video podcasts are also available. High school teachers, be sure to check out the Prying into Prions: Investigating Chronic Wasting Disease lesson samples. These podcasts include step-by-step demonstrations to show you what is needed to teach the activities. Prying into Prions is useful in genetics, DNA replication, transcription and translation, wildlife management, disease transmission and many other topics. More lessons will be added to the podcast page soon.
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The following ENTICE (Environment and Nature Training Institute for Conservation Education) educator workshops from the IDNR are scheduled for April and June. Go to https://www.enticeworkshops.com for more details and to register. Continuing Professional Development Units are available at all ENTICE workshops.
Introducing Early Childhood Students to Nature, Champaign, April 13, 2013
You can make a lifelong difference with your early childhood students by introducing them to the wonders of the natural world! How do you do it? Where should you go? What tools do you need? What are the liability issues? These questions and many more will be answered during this workshop targeted to educators of grades prekindergarten through three. We'll go on a nature hike and will feature the Field Trip Pack from the IDNR. You'll take away numerous resources to use with young children when learning about nature. Continuing Professional Development Units are available. Sponsored by the IDNR, this workshop will be led by staff of the Illinois Early Learning Project.
Illinois Prairies, Morris, June 8, 2013
Imagining the vast prairies of Illinois' past is difficult, but you can experience one of the best examples remaining in our state if you join us for this workshop at the Goose Lake Prairie State Natural Area near Morris. Designed for educators of grades kindergarten through eight, you'll learn about prairie ecology as well as the history of the prairie in Illinois, and we'll take a discovery walk in the prairie. Illinois-specific educational resources will be provided. Continuing Professional Development Units are available.
Illinois Bats, Urbana, June 19, 2013
The only true flying mammals will be examined at this workshop for educators of grades four through eight. Work with resource professionals as you learn about the life history of bats and their relationships to other species in the environment. We'll attempt to capture and band bats during the evening, too. Experience hands-on activities that can be instantly implemented into your curriculum. Take home many Illinois-specific supplemental materials. Continuing Professional Development Units are available. Educators of other grade levels are welcome to attend the workshop, but they will need to adapt the materials to the grade levels taught, as appropriate.
Tree Homes, June 22, 2013, Lisle
From the camouflage of a walking stick insect to the nest of a great horned owl, animals of all shapes and sizes rely on the natural habitat created by trees for their daily needs. Learn about some of these amazing tree dwellers and how they use trees in a variety of ways as we explore the woodlands, wetlands and prairie at The Morton Arboretum. Although targeted to teachers of grades kindergarten through six, other educators are welcome to register and attend the workshop but may need to adapt the materials as appropriate. Continuing Professional Development Units are available.
AISWCD Seeking Conservation Teachers in Illinois
The Association of Illinois Soil and Water Conservation Districts (AISWCD) and Illinois Audubon Society annually present the prestigious Conservation Teacher of the Year award to both an elementary and high school teacher in the state who makes outstanding efforts to teach his or her students about conservation, environmental education and/or agricultural literacy. Are you one of those teachers, or do you know someone who deserves this award? The AISWCD is now accepting applications for the 2013 awards. You will find the application form and instructions at http://aiswcd.org/EventsAndNews/EventsAndNews/TeacherYearApp.html. All teachers who include conservation education as part of their curriculum are encouraged to apply. Applications are due by Friday, April 12, 2013. For more information, contact the AISWCD at 217-744-3414 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
IDNR Cache River Wetlands Center to Host Project Learning Tree® Workshop
A Project Learning Tree® workshop for educators will be held on Tuesday, March 19, 2013, from 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. at the Barkhausen-Cache River Wetlands Center at Cache River State Natural Area in Cypress, Illinois. The $20.00 fee includes training, activity guide, resources and snacks. For more information or to register, contact Molie Oliver at 618-657-2064 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Additional Field Trip Pack and Resources Trunks Lending Sites Have been Added
The Field Trip Packs from the IDNR Division of Education are available from more than 200 lending locations statewide. Visit the Web page at http://dnr.state.il.us/education/fieldtrippack.htm to find the lending locations near you. These packs were developed for use with children of grades prekindergarten through three. Several new lending locations have also been added for the IDNR's popular resources trunks. Visit http://dnr.state.il.us/education/CLASSRM/teach.htm to access links to all of the resources trunks: Aquatic Illinois; Illinois Birds; Illinois Fossils;
Illinois Insects and Spiders; Illinois' Invasive Species; Illinois Prairies; Illinois' State Symbols; Illinois Trees; Illinois Wild Mammals; and People and Animals from Illinois' Past. Each Web page has the content list, appropriate grade levels and contact information for the lending sites.
Dickson Mounds Museum Offers Workshops for Teachers
Educators! Gather together and schedule a workshop at Dickson Mounds Museum in Lewistown, Illinois. Workshops may be a half- or full-day experience and include a behind-the-scenes look at the museum, facility tours and hands-on activities, including archaeological work, nature observation, hiking, canoeing and biological laboratory work. See what kinds of opportunities Dickson Mounds and its Emiquon partners, The Nature Conservancy, University of Illinois at Springfield Therkildsen Field Station at Emiquon and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have to offer youth and adults. Dickson Mounds Museum, a branch of the Illinois State Museum and a National Historic Site, is one of the major on-site archaeological museums in the United States. It offers a unique opportunity to explore the world of the American Indian in an awe inspiring journey through 12,000 years of human experience in the Illinois River Valley. Dickson Mounds Museum's workshops provide Continuing Professional Development Units. Workshops may be tailored upon request. Contact Curator of Education Christa Christensen by phone at 309-547-3721 or email@example.com to schedule your workshop or for more information. Also, visit www.experiencedicksonmounds.com for current program and event listings.
IDNR Publications
Do you need Illinois-specific, scientifically based resources to support your lessons? Then visit the IDNR Publications Order Form at http://dnr.state.il.us/teachkids. You'll find activity books, posters and many other publications available for download and/or order. Many of the publications have a Spanish-language version, too. The A to Z from a Tree activity sheet, Illinois Prairies coloring poster and Aquatic Illinois Crossword Puzzle have all been reprinted recently and are available now to teachers in Illinois schools.
IDNR Division of Education List Server
Educators throughout Illinois can obtain instant notification about new products, scheduled workshops and many other events and items from the IDNR through the IDNR Division of Education's electronic list server. By participating in the list server, you will receive email messages when new educational materials are available from the IDNR. You'll also be made aware of upcoming workshops and special opportunities. To join the list, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. You do not need to write any text in the message or the subject line. You may leave the list at any time by sending an email to email@example.com. You do not need to write any text in the message or the subject line. There is no charge to participate. Messages are usually titled "Items of Possible Interest" in the subject line
State Parks Magazines
Are you looking for literature to distribute at an event or to provide to the public from your office, school or library? Why not consider the Illinois State Parks Magazine? This free publication is available in cases of 100 copies and shipping on this item is free, too. Visit the Publications page at http://dnr.state.il.us/teachkids and look under the "Park Brochures" tab.
IDNR Education offers Field Trip Tips for Educators
Visit http://www.dnr.illinois.gov/fieldtrip to access information that will help you and your students have a successful outdoor experience at an Illinois state park. You can find the state park nearest to you and a list of its amenities. By clicking on the category names in the "Lesson Topics" feature, you can link to the IDNR lesson plans and materials that will help you teach about the habitats, organisms and/or history of each park. Lessons for pre-trip, on site and post-trip are available in downloadable PDF format. Field trip etiquette and planning are also discussed. After deciding on your destination, why not apply for an Illinois Biodiversity Field Trip Grant? You'll find a link to that information on this Web site, too.
Illinois' Natural Resources Trading Cards
Illinois' Natural Resources Trading Cards are informational cards that contain an image on one side and facts on the other side. Mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fishes, invertebrates, plants, fungi, microorganisms, rocks, minerals and fossils are represented. A poster accompanies each card set to depict all of the cards in the set and provide suggestions for use. Sets #2 - 5 are available. To request cards, please send a note on school letterhead to IDNR Education, One Natural Resources Way, Springfield, IL 62702. Please specify the set number(s) you are requesting. Teachers are allowed one pack of cards and one poster for each of the sets.
Biodiversity of Illinois CD-ROMs
The Biodiversity of Illinois, Volume I: Aquatic Habitats, Biodiversity of Illinois, Volume II: Woodland Habitats and Biodiversity of Illinois, Volume III: Prairie and Edge Habitats CD-ROMs are field guides to more than 1,000 species and provide a wealth of information for educators and students to use. Order your copies by written request on school letterhead and mail to IDNR Education, One Natural Resources Way, Springfield, IL 62702.
Wildlife in the Classroom
Has a student ever brought an animal into your classroom and asked you to keep it? Have you ever found a feather or a bird's nest and wanted to use it to supplement your lessons? Do you know the Illinois and federal laws that apply to these situations? Teachers often come in contact with wildlife or wildlife remains, willingly or not. It is important for you to know what to do in these situations. The IDNR Division of Education has produced a reference document for your use. Wildlife in the Classroom is not all-encompassing, but it will provide you with basic information about possessing wildlife and wildlife remains. You can download the publication at http://dnr.state.il.us/education/CLASSRM/wildlifeintheclassrm041409.pdf. If you would like to read the entire Wildlife Code for Illinois, you can access it at http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/ilcs/ilcs2.asp?ChapterID=43.
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Illinois Trapper Education Online Course
The IDNR offers an online course for those interested in learning to trap. People who are required to complete a course before purchasing a trapping license now have two choices. They can take a full-day course in the classroom or complete half of the requirement online and half in the classroom, where they learn hands-on skills such as setting traps and preparing pelts for sale.
Courses are free. The IDNR encourages all trappers, regardless of age, to take a course. First-time trappers under 18 years of age must complete a course and pass a written exam before they are allowed to purchase a trapping license. Those under 16 years of age must also have written permission from a parent or guardian before purchasing a license.
Illinois Trapper Education Online (http://www.trappered.com) covers topics such as trapping equipment, laws and ethics through online film clips, reading materials, quizzes, photos and illustrations. Students can exit the course and resume work where they left off at any time. The course is accessible using a basic dial-up connection, although high speed connections work best.
At the end of the Internet course, students must successfully complete the final exam online and download a printable document of completion. Students must present the document when attending the four-hour training session with instructors. To locate an instructor-taught course, visit http://www.dnr.illinois.gov/safety/Pages/default.aspx or call 1-800-832-2599. The Ameritech Relay for the deaf and hearing impaired is 1-800-526-0844.
Wild Illinois History Leads Students on a Journey to Learn About History and Wildlife Conservation
The IDNR is offering a "virtual" trip for late-elementary schoolteachers, students and their parents. With a few mouse clicks, students can journey back to the earliest days of the Illinois Territory when voyageurs and Native Americans hunted the prairies, forests and rivers. Wild Illinois History helps students in grades three through five focus on early French exploration, along with river and settlement geography. Students can learn how wildlife helped Native Americans and early settlers survive. They also can see how wildlife is a part of our lives today. A fictional French trapper in the 18th century Illinois Territory leads students on the trip. Brief story-telling slideshows are mixed with fun, interactive activities. For teachers, Wild Illinois History offers lesson plans, activities, photos, posters and correlations to Illinois Learning Standards. Try it out at http://www.wildillinois.org/. For more information, contact Bob Bluett, IDNR Wildlife Diversity Coordinator at 217-782-7580 or email@example.com.
Urban Fishing Program
Coordinators for the IDNR statewide Urban Fishing Program will come to your school and conduct programs aimed at getting kids interested in fishing and the outdoors, while promoting environmental stewardship. One part of the program involves actually taking kids fishing during May and September, if a nearby lake is accessible. Teachers may continue the program on their own after the initial session, with the assistance of IDNR personnel. Contact the Urban Fishing Program Coordinator in your area. The urban fishing program is appropriate for any grade level.
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CANTON Police have named the seven former SUNY Canton students who allegedly were involved in a November fraternity hazing incident at 72 Miner St.
Village police released the names following their investigation into the incident. All seven were charged with first-degree hazing, a class A misdemeanor, and are due to appear in Town Court on Jan. 22.
The students were the only members of Zeta Alpha Phi, a SUNY Canton fraternity. Following an investigation by the college, the fraternity was permanently disbanded and its members were expelled or suspended for several years.
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hazing, and mark the end of their investigation. No further charges will be filed.
We had a victim during the hazing process that was paddled, and it left bruising, said Sgt. Basil W. Cheney, who led the investigation.
Charges of first-degree hazing apply to cases in which the incident leads to an injury, as opposed to second-degree hazing which deals only with the risk of injury.
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n Thomas E. Cahill, 19, of 422 Sand Creek Road, Albany.
n Thomas B. Hollister, 19, of 450 River Road, Hammond.
n Christopher Masuicca, 19, of 148 Sawmill Road, Pulaski.
n Samuel W.R. Monnat, 20, of 3148 County Route 2, Pulaski.
n Cody M. Peterson, 19, of 882 Centerville Road, Pulaski.
n Camron R. Waters, 20, of 4 Mansion Blvd., Delmar.
n Luke M. Williamson, 20, of 2959 Route 248, Greenwood.
The college would not reveal which students were suspended and which were expelled, citing privacy laws.
SUNY Canton Dean of Students Courtney B. Bish released a statement following news of the charges.
SUNY Canton enforced its zero-tolerance policy for hazing and bullying by implementing disciplinary measures against these students and their fraternity as soon as college officials were made aware of the hazing allegations, she said. The college continues to cooperate with village officials in this matter. The actions of seven former students do not represent the student body or Greek community at SUNY Canton, which has demonstrated civic leadership and participated in local charitable endeavors.
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* As DrivingEnthusiast.net pointed out, this past week marked the 30th anniversary of the debut of the Mustang SVO at Nelson Ledges.
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NEWPORT CITY – Monday afternoon the North Country Supervisory Union hosted an open house at their new location on Duchess Avenue. The move from the former Newport Hospital on Highland Avenue was necessary as the building is being renovated and turned into housing units.
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Date of first publication: January 15, 2013
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LOWVILLE The Lewis County Development Corp. is seeking funding from the county and other entities to cover the local share of demolition work at the old Lyons Falls Pulp & Paper mill.
Its a considerable return on investment for all parties, including the county, corporation President Lawrence L. Dolhof told the county legislative Economic Development Committee on Thursday. Its an investment in the future.
Mr. Dolhof said he would like to see the county earmark the $100,000 in its economic development capital reserve fund to the Lyons Falls mill redevelopment effort.
That money would be used to help meet the roughly $700,000 local share for the initial phase, including demolition of several heavily deteriorated buildings at the site that are hindering Kruger Energy from undertaking a proposed expansion of its adjacent hydroelectric facility.
After a discussion about other potential funding sources, lawmakers indicated their support for using at least a portion of the $100,000 toward the project, although no dollar amount was set and any such action would require approval of the full Legislature.
Given the work already completed on the mill redevelopment project, it makes sense to keep moving forward to reap the benefits of a larger hydroelectric facility and cleaned-up site, said Legislator William J. Burke, R-West Lowville.
If the paybacks not in our time, it will be soon afterward, Mr. Burke said.
The payback is getting that thing torn down, said Legislator Philip C. Hathway, R-Harrisville.
The development corporation was awarded $330,000 in 2011 for planning and an additional $1 million in December for initial demolition work on the redevelopment project, being managed by the Development Authority of the North Country. However, the state funding requires that local funds cover a portion of the work.
Corporation members are planning to meet soon with representatives of Kruger to seek funding from the Canadian company, which would gain extra land and access needed to complete its long-discussed expansion plans, Mr. Dolhof said.
Other agencies, such as the Lewis County Industrial Development Agency and DANC, also are likely to be approached for funding assistance on the projects first phase, officials said.
Were trying to play all the pieces we can to get this phase done, said committee Chairman Richard C. Lucas, R-Barnes Corners, also a member of the LCDC and DANC boards.
The county and the IDA each contributed $100,000 toward the Lyons Falls project several years ago, with the county money used primarily for planning expenses and the IDA money used to help buy the property.
Lewis County IDA Executive Director Richard H. Porter said that while his board likely would be amenable to assisting the project further, he was uncertain whether it could be done legally.
Well have to seek an outside counsel, he said.
The IDAs $100,000 payout was used to purchase a mortgage on the property, as the agency is not allowed to just give money to another entity, Mr. Porter said.
If and when the first phase of the project is complete, future phases will include demolition of other deteriorated buildings at the complex, a feasibility study to determine whether reuse of the remaining structures would be cost-effective and removal of ancillary structures, such as old tanks.
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It is more blessed to give than to receive. But when you support Truett-McConnell's Annual Fund, God's blessings flow to you and to the students who benefit from your generosity.
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Towering more than 200 feet above the highway that fronts Truett-McConnell's campus will be the spire atop the proposed chapel approved for construction by TMC trustees. Poised as the centerpiece of the campus, the chapel will mark the local landscape in an iconic way. More significantly, however, what occurs inside the magnificent structure will mark the lives of those who enter.
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Rangers Record: 17-13-1
Capitals Record: 18-10-3
Tonight, Dec. 12, the Rangers return home to take on the
Capitals at MSG. The Rangers, coming off a hard-fought loss against the Blue
Jackets on Saturday night, look to reestablish winning ways against the
slumping Caps.
The Rangers' loss on Saturday night was the type of loss
which hurts the most – a last-minute one. The deciding goal was scored by Blue
Jackets' captain Rick Nash with under four minutes remaining in a 1-1 game.
Though the Rangers did not gain any points in the standings on Saturday, it was
not a totally useless game. The team truly fought and played well, and this
loss should not be a deterrent to an otherwise respectable 6-4 over its last 10
Last year's President's Trophy winners have lost their last
five games, culminating in a similarly hard-fought loss against Colorado on
Saturday night. Washington was able to take a few good things away from this game,
including scoring its first power-play goal since Dec. 6. The Capitals will
certainly be working extra-hard to overcome their recent losing streak and get
back on a winning track.
The Caps' defenseman Mike Green missed the last game due to
illness; he may or may not be good to go tonight. Though the Rangers' Chris
Drury and Vinny Prospal are very close to returning, the team will have to wait
a little longer for its leaders to be ready to play. Rangers' sophomore
defenseman Matt Gilroy got his second straight start on Saturday, after playing
only sparingly throughout this season. With only 10 minutes of ice time—the
lowest among Rangers' defensemen—it will be interesting to see whether Coach
Tortorella chooses to start Gilroy or Steve Eminger as the sixth defenseman
The Rangers' most recent loss closely resembles that of Dec.
5 against the Ottawa Senators. The late goal in a close game is strikingly
similar. After that game, the Rangers came back in their next game to score
five goals in a decisive victory. If this can be considered a trend, we can
expect another win from the Rangers tonight.


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This pattern is suitable for a beginner sewer. It does require experience in rotary cutting and basic straight line sewing. It is a fresh and modern pattern based on a traditional quilt block and techniques for which STEP BY STEP tutorials are provided including photographic images.
The Retro HST Quilt Pattern is a user-friendly pattern and provides not only a step by step guide to machine piecing, but also details handy hints and tips which will assist in the successful completion of this project.
This pattern Fat Eighths, Fat Quarter and yardage friendly.
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Comprehensive list of fabric requirements
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Layout and Assembly instructions
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Finished quilt size inches 53 inches x 63.5 inches.
The size of the quilt can however very readily be increased or decreased by adding more or less rows/blocks.
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