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On Feb. 4, Carbon Metro Drug Task Force agents arrested two individuals staying at a Price hotel on unlawful possession of a controlled substance and paraphernalia charges.
While conducting an educational presentation for Holiday Inn employees, the law enforcement officers were advised of suspicious activity apparently taking place in one of the hotel rooms, indicated the authorities.
Holiday Inn manager Jana Abrams assisted Officers Brandon Sicilia and Kyle Kulow in identifying the parties staying in the room.
The agents confirmed active arrest warrants on the two subjects, 32-year-old Bernadette Duran and 26-year-old James Johnson.
The room was searched by the law enforcement officers, where the task force agents reportedly located small amounts of suspected methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia.
Task force agents arrested the subjects and transported the pair to the Carbon County Jail, where Duran and Johnson were booked on the arrest warrants as well as unlawful possession/use of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia charges.
In accordance with the recent no tolerance drug policy set by Abrams, the officers scheduled the presentation to familiarize employees about commonly abused drugs, the related side effects and the signs to watch for in hotel guests.
"More than likely, the drug task force is abundantly familiar with the majority of the drug users and dealers in our area," explained Sicilia. "However, it is Carbon County residents who are the eyes and ears for any of our local law enforcement agencies."
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Auburn and Texas A&M have coordinator openings and they need defensive help in a big way.
Auburn and Texas A&M have coordinator openings and they need defensive help in a big way.
Following Saturday's 23-20 loss to Georgia, Florida is now 4-4 on the year and this week's Vanderbilt game looms large.
Multiple sources indicate they believe Will Muschamp is safe for 2014, at least for now. But a loss to the Commodores on Saturday would add pressure, big time.
If Muschamp returns (and we expect him to), expect major staff changes on the offensive side of the ball.
Dana Holgorsen and West Virginia got a much needed win over TCU on Saturday, but his status is still shaky. Most insiders believe he is in serious danger.
With his team at 4-4, the heat on Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen is rising. The Bulldogs could easily lose three of their remaining four games – and even the Arkansas game could be considered a toss-up.
Mullen is in danger of losing his job, but some believe he might be working on an exit strategy…
His name has surfaced as a potential candidate to replace the fred Paul Pasqualoni at UConn.
Former Arkansas and Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt is also interested in the job.
At Florida Atlantic, the names we hear most are former FIU head coach and current Alabama assistant Mario Cristobal, Cincinnati offensive coordinator Eddie Gran and Miami offensive coordinator James Coley.
Other names that have surfaced for the job include Ohio State defensive coordinator Luke Fickell, Texas A&M defensive coordinator Mark Snyder, former Texas defensive coordinator Manny Diaz and ex-Florida head coach Ron Zook.
CBSSports' Jason La Canfora reported Sunday that former Bears coach Lovie Smith interviewed for the USC job. Smith denies he interviewed and says he has zero interest in the job.
Sources tell FRM that A.D. Pat Haden reached out to Jon Gruden, but that the reception was lukewarm. We're told Gruden could end up back in Oakland where it all began.
Back to USC… The Trojans are doing exactly what we expected — looking at coaches with NFL backgrounds. We're also told not to rule out interim coach Ed Orgeron as a serious candidate. A lot depends on oh the Trojans finish.
Florida defensive coordinator D.J. Durkin could be a serious candidate at Miami (Ohio). We're told the RedHawks plan to stick to the their usual MO and hire an up and comer.
The heat is rising on Jim Grobe at Wake Forest. The Deacons are 4-5 and could easily finish 4-8.
Does Nebraska coach Bo Pelini have nine lives? There was some speculation that if the Huskers lost to Northwestern on Saturday that Pelini wouldn't have a job today.
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Kozys Tavern II captured the 2012-13 Regular Season title of the Maple City Dart League sweeping the first four spots in wins, taking second and third in Cricket wins and placing four in the top eight of total players points.
Lee Laraby produced an amazing 93 wins for first place in wins outdueling teammates Chris Iuraduri (84), Jeff Newcombe (80), and Jeff Morrow (78) led Kozys to the title.
Laraby won the Players Points crown with 28384 points followed by Scott Lovely (22230), Chris Washburn (19447), and Jeff Newcombe (17667).
Newcomb and partner Laraby finished second in Cricket wins with 22 as Scott Lovely and Frank Stevens placed first for Myers with 25 wins and Morrow and Iuraduri shared third with Ken Chase and Brett Bailey of DaVincis (21 wins).
DaVincis (Brett Bailey, Ken Chase, Lisa Chase, Alika Bush) placed second overall with 412 wins followed by Myers Pub (JP Reynolds, Kevin Reed, Scott Lovely, Frank Stevens) with 368.
Lisa Chase and Tricia Laraby were 1-2 in womens while Lee Laraby and Chris Iuraduri were 1-2 in mens action.
Marcy Ricketts 114 out was the top female out while Ken Chase produced the best mens out with a 137 out. Scott Lovely earned a 14 Dart Out award while Brett Bailey and Kristin Satterly earned Rookie of the Year honors.
Mike Dishaw was the leagues sportsmanship award winner for his no complaining, fair playing, great attitude and all around play compared to Scott Lovely and Chris Washburn.
Standings: Kozys II 481, DaVincis 412, Myers Pub 368, Howies 308, Kozys I 302, Nigss II 273, Ogdensburg Bowl 266, Nigs I 205.
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Here's how RW members rated this race (338 votes).
In short: Tough, tough, tough... hats off to all the cheery marshals out there!!!In full: This is always a tough race, but the torrential rain and never-ending muddy puddles turned it into a real test of mind over matter.....The atmosphere and encouragement from other runners was superb as usual, but most of all, the support from the equally drowned, wet, cold marshals was the lasting memory of my day - thank you chaps & chapesses!!!Date of review: October 14, 2013
In short: Brutally tough and epic raceIn full: My first trail marathon, brutal conditions with the heavy rain, deep puddles and constant mud. First quarter was relatively friendly but constantly uphill, second and third quarters were cruel and unusual punishment, final quarter should have been easier but my legs were battered and body numb by this stage. Great course marking (although managed to get lost 5km from the finish!), really cheerful marshals (I'll have some of what they must have been taking) and the best race swag I've seen to date. Enter this race, train for it and then do more training. Date of review: October 14, 2013
In short: Brutal, laughable, fantastic, makes you smile ....what running races should be!In full: This race is special and even though the organiser says it's so much effort to put it on, it's so worth it he does a great job and we should all thank him for a fantastic race. This is what running races should be like! If you want a challenge, want to do a special race that you'll remember and talk about this is the one! You don't find many races like this, everyone should support this one. Marshals are really encouraging, feed stations were great. Medal, t'shirts with your name on, number with your name on, finishers cap and a free meal at the finish!Thanks Trionium!!Date of review: October 13, 2013
In short: Very tough course in very tough condtionsIn full: I thought I'd seen it all as have done numerous marathons over the north downs, south downs etc but this was my first Trionium Greensand. Very, very, very tough course in horrendous condtions. Made the first cut off (6 miles) by 4 minutes even though i can comfortably run a 10k in about 50 minutes. They give you 73 minutes to get this far and its mostly up hill all the way to this point. I do take my hat off to the marshals around the course today as some were very cheery in the rain and wind. My only gripe would be to the organisers to make it clearer where to turn left or turn right as it wasn't obvious at some points along the course and not always manned by a marshal either and as a result I took a few wrong turns and had to have a good look around before I was confident that I was going the right way. Overall the markings were good but just a few needed some fine tuning as I would expect after paying a slightly steep entrance fee that this wouldn't be a problem at all.Anyway for my first Trionium it was a blast in the awful weather today and I'll be back.Date of review: October 13, 2013
In short: Magnificent race - horrendous weather - hilly..In full: Great race - but very wet and muddy. Well organised, excellent medal, shirt, breakfast. It couldn't happen without the marshalls, who were superb - even the one who told me I looked like a drowned rat (true). Most runners pretty hardcore, but there were a few doing this as their first marathon.Date of review: October 13, 2013
In short: Wonderful people and punishing hillsIn full: Brilliant race. Superb organisation, great people, challenging course but all the more fun for that. Different to the usual big city road race, but everyone should do this (or a race like it) at least once. Absolutely loved it.Date of review: October 13, 2013
In short: Challenging trail race brings smile to faceIn full: OK, running through mud and puddles the size of swimming pools with continuous heavy rain may not be for everyone, but I loved it. It was tough though. Not the cheapest race, but quality throughout and good tech t-shirt and hat, plus free cooked breakfast after.Strongly recommend to anyone fancying a new challenge.Date of review: October 13, 2013
In short: It was wet , I wasn't really fit but still a great eventIn full: Third year in a row for and the first one with very wet. Usual great atmosphere. Training had been rubbish and given conditions discretion won and I turned around just after half way. Glad I did because 3rd quarter is a killer and I ended up running a very enjoyable half and a bit. Date of review: October 13, 2013
In short: Fantastic atmosphere, brilliant scenery and suitably quirkyIn full: Very well organised race - easy parking and number collection, plenty of tea and coffee with a very welcoming atmosphere. The course is magnificently muddy with lots of puddles and breathtaking scenery. Jelly babies and jaffa cakes at the water stations. Very enthusiastic marshals all the way and a hot full english at the end along with the best t-shirt on the circuit. As good as it gets.Date of review: October 13, 2013
In short: well organised very tough offroad marathon on a beautiful courseIn full: Weather was very bad, but couldn't diminish the enthusiasm of the hardy souls who turned out for this.The course was very well marked so I didn't make a wrong turn, despite the complexity of some of it and the marshals were simply outstanding - so cheery despite the rain crashing down and the rivers of mud washing round their feet.Date of review: October 13, 2013
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The Dahlia Bakery Cookbook: Sweetness in Seattleby Tom Douglas
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Want to fry up the doughnuts with cinnamon sugar and mascarpone that Food Network star Giada De Laurentiis called the "best thing I ever ate"? Are you pining for the peanut butter sandwich cookie recipe that legendary writer Nora Ephron proclaimed "the greatest cookie ever ever ever"? Do you long to dazzle friends with the triple coconut cream pie that New York food writer and Serious Eats founder Ed Levine called "one of the best pies in the country"? Or do you just want to get your hands on the crazy-rich, streusel-topped monkey bread with caramel dipping sauce that has people lining up outside the Dahlia Bakery's door? Now, those sweet dreams can come true, thanks to The Dahlia Bakery Cookbook.
Seattle's most popular chef and James Beard Outstanding Restaurateur Award winner Tom Douglas shares his secrets for 125 scrumptious treats. Here, you will find chef-tested recipes for breakfasts, pastries, tarts, pies, cakes, cupcakes, cookies, puddings, ice creams, sandwiches, and jams that are guaranteed to work in the home kitchen, including:
In addition to these unique bakery treats, Tom offers savory variations on beloved classics, such as Eggs Benedict with Scallion Hollandaise and Breakfast Sandwiches, both using Dahlia Bakery's famous English Muffins. Filled with informative sidebars, technique tips, and equipment advice — and illustrated with tempting photographs and stories that capture the flavors of Seattle — The Dahlia Bakery Cookbook is sure to please fans of all skill levels and tastes.
"In The Dahlia Bakery Cookbook, Tom Douglas has created the volume every cook should have on baking. It's useful not only because it compiles the recipes that have delighted Seattle residents for years (my parents included) but also because of the colorful prose and resource guides. It will occupy a prominent shelf in my kitchen." Mario Batali
When it comes to delectable, freshly baked cakes, pies, cookies, and muffins, nobody beats the world famous Dahlia Bakery of Seattle, Washington. Owner, Iron Chef, and James Beard Award-winning cookbook author Tom Douglas offers up the best loved recipes from this incomparable bread and pastries mecca in The Dahlia Bakery Cookbook — featuring everything from breakfast to cookies and cake to soups and jams and more — demonstrating why the West Coast wonder has long been a favorite of foodies and celebrities, like Food Network's Giada De Laurentiis and Serious Eats founder Ed Levine.
About the Author
Tom Douglas, a Delaware native, grew up on blue crabs steamed with loads of Old Bay spice, but he later moved to Seattle, where Dungeness is king. For the last twenty years, Tom's Dungeness crab cakes have been one of the top-selling dishes in his popular restaurants. Along with his wife and business partner, Jackie Cross, Tom owns four of Seattle's most exciting restaurants: Dahlia Lounge, Etta's, Palace Kitchen, and Lola, as well as Dahlia Bakery and a catering business, Tom Douglas Catering and Events. Tom is the author of Tom Douglas' Seattle Kitchen, which won a James Beard Award, and Tom's Big Dinners. Tom and Jackie live in Seattle, Washington, with their daughter, Loretta.
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For the 22 million people who are currently unemployed, underemployed or have given up on finding work, the perks offered by the 50 companies on AARP's list of best employers may seem like a sort of mirage.
Telecommuting and flexible work schedules. Phased retirement programs. Free health-care benefits. Retirement-planning seminars. Emergency eldercare services. Those are just a few of the perks offered by some of the companies on the list compiled this year by AARP and the Society for Human Resource Management, or SHRM, an association for human-resource professionals.
Another reason these employers made the cut? They actively recruit and retain mature workers.
At the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md.—the federal agency is No. 1 on the list this year—fully 47% of the workers are age 50 and older. As part of its recruitment efforts, NIH participates in an annual job fair aimed at workers 50 and older and notifies recent retirees of job opportunities.
Scripps Health, a health-care system in San Diego and No. 2 on the best-employer list, hires former workers through its alumni program, as well as posting positions on older-worker job sites and using placement agencies that focus on senior workers, in addition to its broader recruiting efforts.
This year, more of the Top 50 winners said they're reaching out to recruit retirees, according to AARP. Eighty-eight percent of winners this year, versus 78% in the previous contest in 2011, offer consulting or contract work to retirees. And 78% this year, versus 70% in 2011, are reaching out to retirees with offers of full-time work.
For the 2013 list, 130 companies applied. The contest is open to any U.S. company with 50 or more employees.
Robust benefits
These companies offer an array benefits to workers old and young. For example, NIH offers access to an emergency day-care program for employees' children, grandchildren and elderly parents.
Also, the federal agency provides a variety of financial- and retirement-planning workshops for its employees, including a three-day seminar on the financial and lifestyle changes that retirement brings.
And NIH employees can work compressed schedules to better balance their jobs with their personal lives, in addition to other flexible work arrangements.
"My boss lets me telework one week a month from my home," said Philip Lenowitz, deputy director in the office of human resources at the National Institutes of Health. "That's one of the things that keeps me here rather than retiring," adds Lenowitz, who is 63 years old.
A focus on health
Health-care organizations owned the top five winning spots this year: NIH, followed by Scripps Health, then Atlantic Health System in Morristown, N.J., at No. 3; the MD Anderson Cancer Center at University of Texas in Houston at No. 4; and Mercy Health System in Janesville, Wis., garnering fifth place.
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Perhaps it is no surprise, then, that workers at these companies enjoy robust health-care benefits.
At Scripps Health, health-insurance premiums are waived—yes, free health care—for workers who participate in a wellness program, including completing a health-risk appraisal and then participating in health challenges throughout the year.
NIH's "Fit Plus" program, available at the agency's four gyms, helps people develop and stick to a physical fitness regimen. The program appeals to a broad range of employees, including those who are facing mobility issues or are in a rehabilitation program, the agency said.
Even the non-health-care companies on the best-employer list have a focus on health. Michelin North America Inc., based in Greenville, S.C., is No. 24 this year. The company is installing health centers at some of its locations—it has started construction on the fourth center—so that employees can access care conveniently—before and after work and on lunch breaks.
And, they're hiring
The good news for older job seekers: Even in this economy, some of these companies are hiring.
"We're recruiting at a record level," said Wayne Culbertson, executive vice president and chief human resources officer for Michelin North America.
At Scripps, "We have constrained hiring, but we are still hiring," said Vic Buzachero, senior vice president for innovation, human resources and performance management at Scripps Health.
Said NIH's Lenowitz: "Even with our reduced budget, we still are looking for scientists and administrative people to support them," he said, adding that a growing number of older workers are tapping into the agency's jobs page on Facebook.
Listening to their workers
In some cases, employees have prompted the changes that make these companies appealing to older workers.
Scripps' phased-retirement program—employees can shift to part-time work, take a partial distribution from their retirement plan yet still accrue retirement benefits—came about years ago because of one 72-year-old nurse, said Buzachero of Scripps.
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"She said, 'Vic, I'm going to have to retire because your retirement plan will not pay me unless I retire, and I get no other benefits if I stay longer. It's kind of maxed out,'" he said.
The nurse told him she planned to retire and then find a part-time job with a Scripps competitor. "I thought, 'What's wrong with this picture?'" Buzachero said.
"We were losing valuable talent because of something structural we had created based on the assumption that everyone wants to retire and go home," he said. Scripps changed the program so that workers can now get a partial distribution, shift to part-time work, and continue to accrue benefits.
About 60% of the participants in that program are employed in hard-to-fill positions, he said. The program retains workers an average of 2.7 years longer than they had planned to stay at Scripps.
"It's very cost-effective for us to do that," Buzachero said.
The Top 50 employers
Here is AARP's list of the 50 best employers for workers over age 50:
1. National Institutes of Health (NIH), Bethesda, Md.
2. Scripps Health, San Diego
3. Atlantic Health System, Morristown, N.J.
4. University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas


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(2) Local and private sector contribution
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The term "target area" means any area defined in an application for assistance under this part that has a population whose income does not exceed the median for the area within which the target area is located.
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Hundreds of colorectal surgeries and procedures are performed each year at the Center for Minimally Invasive Surgery.
Minimally invasive, or laparoscopic surgery, is a technique that utilizes a few, very small incisions, through which a small camera and instruments are inserted to perform the surgery.
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Corman's World: Exploits of a Hollywood Rebel
B-movie pioneer and icon Roger Corman is profiled in this documentary. Corman directed over 50 low-budget films, produced more than 300, and discovered and mentored many well-known actors and filmmakers. His career, currently in its sixtieth year, and some of its funniest moments are discussed by a roster of his "discoveries" including Jack Nicholson, Martin Scorsese, Peter Bogdanovich, Ron Howard, and Jonathan Demme.
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Presented by:Thomas Graeber, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Department of Molecular and Medical Pharmacology Member, JCCC Cancer Nanotechnology Program Area
Dr. Thomas Graeber's lab is working to understand cancer signaling from a systems viewpoint. They focus on developing genome- and proteome-wide detection assays, applying these assays to measuring and computationally modeling aberrant cancer signaling and translating their discoveries to clinical applications. In modeling cancer signaling, one of their goals is to identify minimal sets of informative components that best reflect the state of the cell and serve as molecular targets for diagnostics, imaging and patient tailored treatment.
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DEPEW, N.Y. -- One person is dead and another person injured following an accident on Broadway in Depew.
The accident happened around 8:30am Tuesday.
Investigators say a car driven by Linda K. Ward, 31, was heading west on Broadway, when she crossed the double yellow line and side swiped a pick up truck going in the opposite direction.
Ward died at the scene. The driver of the pick up truck, Brian D. Deberardinis, was taken to ECMC and was treated and released.
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If you're like me – and I'll bet you are – you like to keep busy over the weekends. Well, here are a few things to do this weekend — and make sure you look for the GEICO tent or the Gecko if you head out to any of these places! If you're a speed […]
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This picture taken on November 22, 2012 shows Luo Baogen showing a... NyhetsfotoByggnadskonstruktion,Horisontell,Hus,Kina,Land,Lägenhet,Motorväg,Människor,Provinsen Zhejiang,Sociala frågor,Vräkning,Väg,Östra KinaPhotographer STRCollection: AFP 2012 AFPThis picture taken on November 22, 2012 shows Luo Baogen showing a permit to the collectively-owned land as he stands before his half-demolished apartment building that stands in the middle of a newly-built highway in Wenling, in eastern China's Zhejiang province. Luo Baogen, 67, and his 65-year-old wife have waged a four-year battle to receive more than the 41,300 USD compensation offered by the local government of Daxi, a Chinese newspaper said. The phenomenon is called a 'nail house' in China, as such buildings stick out and are difficult to remove, like a stubborn nail. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/Getty Images)


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On March 6, 2013 Portland's City Council unanimously voted to adopt Portland Zoning Code amendments that will improve the City's historic land use review process and create a quicker, easier-to-understand and more predictable review process for minor home improvement projects in historic and conservation districts. These Zoning Code amendments go into effect on May 1, 2013.
In Portland's nationally recognized historic districts most exterior work on buildings, as well as new construction, is subject to a historic land use review process. Both property owners and historic preservation advocates have expressed concerns that the land use review process for minor exterior changes to homes are time-consuming and costly. The Bureau of Planning and Sustainability developed new Zoning Code language to address these issues in collaboration with the Bureau of Development Services (BDS), which will administer and enforce the new regulations.
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Community members and representatives of the Historic Landmarks (HLC) and Planning and Sustainability (PSC) Commissions also expressed support for the amendment package.
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NEW YORK, NY (WUSA) -- I think light shows are pretty cool, but you know what I think is cooler?A massive light show coming from the Empire State Building in New York coordinated to the tune of Alicia Keys singing "Empire State of Mind" to introduce the world to the State Building's new, one-of-a-kind LED tower lights.
Yeah...that's definitely cooler.
Monday night in Manhattan, the Empire State Building put on an LED tower light show from the landmark.That alone probably would have been innovative enough, but the Empire State Building went a step further teaming up with Clear Channel Media and Entertainment and singing sensation Alicia Keys to actually synchronize the light show with live, on-air radio play of Keys' "Girl on Fire" and "Empire State of Mind" all over New York City.
"The Empire State Building has always been a symbol of what's possible in New York, and all the dreams that can come true in this city that never sleeps," Keys said before the show. "I'm so excited to unveil the new tower lights that are going to illuminate the city below like never before-shining bright with inspiration. As a proud New Yorker, I'm so honored and humbled to be a little part of its history."
The lighting system, developed by Philips Color Kinetics, allows "customized light capabilities from a palette of over 16 million colors in limitless combinations along with effects previously not possible such as ripples, cross-fades, sparkles, chasers, sweeps, strobes and bursts."
Check out the photos, courtesy of PRNewswire, from the amazing visual in the gallery above and watch the video with music on IHeartRadio.
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We invite you to escape to Truluck's. A getaway for the senses. Come savor the freshest Crab, direct from our own fisheries. Delight in our fresh-catch seafood menu or select tender, juicy steaks prepared to perfection. Then complement it all with delicious wines by the glass and bottle.
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This deal, which saves 30% on current rates, when bookings are made at least 30 days in advance.
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This deal is part of a larger sale from Accor Hotels at Sofitels across the U.S.
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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate reporter
The residents of East Carbon filled the council chambers Tuesday night to address city officials regarding reopening Grassy Trail reservoir to the public.
The reservoir has been closed since 1998 after being opened to the public for two years, according to East Carbon City officials.
The council reported that Grassy Trail was closed due to two reasons.
The first factor leading to the reservoir's closure involved the excessive waste going into the lake, which supplies potable water to Sunnyside and East Carbon.
The second factor involved land issues concerning private property that borders the mountain lake.
At the Aug. 28 council meeting, Columbia subdivision resident Jack Roraff led the residents' presentation to the East Carbon officials.
"I remember seeing a young man taken from a van and put in a wheelchair so he could fish up there at Grassy Trail. It was his first fish and it was one of the most touching things I have ever seen. And to me situations like that are reason enough to open that reservoir," pointed out Roraff.
According to the Columbia subdivision resident, he has obtained 300 signatures after two days of canvassing the area and hopes to get support from at least 500 local citizens by week's end.
Roraff detailed for the council his attempts over the past few years to get the lake re-opened to the pubic and finished his remarks with this question.
"If I can prove to you that the majority of the people in this town and its surrounding areas would like to have that lake open then will you as a public body help in whatever way you can to do the publics will?" asked Roraff.
According to East Carbon Mayor Orlando LaFontaine, a court order closed the reservoir. Therefore, it would take a second court order to legally reopen Grassy Trail to the public.
East Carbon Councilmember David Maggio concurred with LaFontaine, but added that the problems at Grassy Trail Reservoir went beyond the disputes with private private property owners.
"The problem we had as a council is that the public was trashing that lake. To put it very bluntly, the levels of human waste in that water had become a major problem," pointed out the councilmember.
"We shot ourselves in the foot. Our citizens were not allowed up there for 47 years and then we had to close it after two seasons because of the mess people had created," continued Maggio.
According to the East Carbon city council member, the state water quality board had become involved with the situation because of the turbidity and waste in the water.
The mayor further stated that when he was running for office he went door to door and many wanted to see the lake re-opened.
To push the effort forward Carl Gramlich of the division of wildlife was in attendance to offer his input concerning the issue.
"The division would support this council if it decided to move forward with re-opening that lake," stated Gramlich.
According to the division officer city officials would have to take a petition before a regional advisory council and if they approved the action the division could then reopen the lake.
Gramlich further reported that if the petition was submitted during the next RAC meeting during the spring of '08 then it is possible that officials could approve and possibly open the lake as soon as spring of '09.
"You would have to get the county and Bureau of Land Management to sign off because they have property up there and so does the county but we would help to police the area and provide assistance anyway we could," said Gramlich.
According to the council the biggest hurdle will come in the form of the private land owners.
"I talked with Gary Jensen a few years back," said Maggio. "And he told me in no uncertain terms that Pentacreek would never allow the public on or near their land if they could stop it."
The Pentacreek company is one of the chief land owners near the reservoir.
The council continued to take public input and by meetings end they had agreed that parking, restrooms, no fires and other concessions would have to be made but the council would move forward with attempting to re-open the lake for public use.
"That lake would really benefit the whole county but especially East Carbon and Sunnyside just because of geography," concluded Gramlich. "We have seen what a large economic boost the small fisheries have been within the county and open fishing up there would be great for this community."


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New turf being laid at BCS title game site
It will hold about 70,000 fans and University of Phoenix Stadium is going to have fresh green turf as well when the Ducks and Auburn kickoff in the BCS National Championship game on Monday.
Crews are re-sodding about 80-percent of the field, a full 100-percent of the actual playing surface will actually be replaced.
The roof is open to get some sunlight on the new grass as the big gate that the field rolls outside on is being blocked by extra seats that have rolled in for the big game.
15 minutes east from the $455 million silver college football mecca, Oregon held its second practice on Tuesday.
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Judge Rules New York Teacher Exam Did Not Discriminate Against Minorities
Even though minorities tended to score poorly on the test, the exam evaluated the skills necessary to do the job, a federal judge said.
August 8, 2015, Saturday
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Judge Rules Second Version of New York Teachers' Exam Is Also Racially Biased
A federal judge found that an exam for New York teaching candidates was discriminatory because it did not measure skills necessary to do the job.
June 6, 2015, Saturday
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Faced With Legal Puzzles, Judges Often Turn to Fellow Jurists
When federal district judges have questions about procedure, they rely on one another, calling colleagues for advice on specific areas of law or unusual circumstances.
May 20, 2015, Wednesday
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Financial Adviser Sidesteps Prison in Bond-Rigging Case
Despite prosecutors' recommendation for a prison sentence of at least 19 years, David Rubin of CDR Financial Products was sentenced to two years' probation.
March 12, 2014, Wednesday
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3 Former UBS Bankers Sentenced for Bid-Rigging
Three convicted former members of UBS's municipal securities desk were sentenced for conspiring to defraud municipal bond issuers.
July 25, 2013, Thursday
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In UBS Convictions, Parallels to the Libor Investigation
A case against the three former UBS executives who were convicted last week has a number of interesting parallels to the Libor investigation, and can provide the framework for cases that might emerge.
September 4, 2012, Tuesday
A Guilty Plea to Giving Aid to Al Qaeda Since 2007
Sabirhan Hasanoff, formerly of Brooklyn, had helped Al Qaeda since at least November 2007, when he accepted $50,000 from an unidentified co-conspirator, prosecutors said.
June 5, 2012, Tuesday
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Jury Statute Not Violated by Protester, Judge Rules
A federal judge ruled that the actions of Julian P. Heicklen, charged with jury tampering for protesting outside a Manhattan courthouse, did not violate a statute.
April 20, 2012, Friday
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Sentence in Insider Trading Case
Yonni Sebbag tried to sell nonpublic Disney financial information, passed to him by his girlfriend, who worked at the company.
January 29, 2011, Saturday
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Former Inspector Who Faked Safety Tests Is Sentenced
Saverio F. Todaro, who falsified tests for lead and asbestos risks, was sentenced to more than five years in prison.
December 22, 2010, Wednesday
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Volume 1: Chapters 1 – 3
Free at last!
Galatians has been called "the Christian's Declaration of Independence," because Paul is at once expressing the power of Christ to deliver us from this evil age (libertinism), and from works-based religion (legalism).
They are all, in the end, expressions of self-salvation, of not relying on the cross by faith to deliver us from every evil — boredom and indifference to Christ, as well as personal pride and self-righteousness.
Join Justin Huffman as we enjoy together the supernatural, unrestrained liberty of being beautifully, eternally free through faith in the sufficiency of Christ's work at the cross!