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Runway Report: 20 Bold Beauty Trends For Spring 2011
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Spring is the prettiest time of the year when flowers are sneaking out of the melting snow and the world is becoming lush and green again. Obviously, spring make-up always follows suit with decadent, juicy colors and fresh, bold hairstyles.
We rounded up our Twenty Favorite Spring 2011 Beauty Trends. Are you brave enough to take on some orange eyeshadow, the metallic nail, or even some neon green lipstick this year?
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42 U.S. Code § 5313 - Reporting requirements
(a) Not later than 180 days after the close of each fiscal year in which assistance under this chapter is furnished, the Secretary shall submit to the Congress a report which shall contain—
(3) with respect to the action grants authorized under section 5318 of this title, a listing of each unit of general local government receiving funds and the amount of such grants, as well as a brief summary of the projects funded for each such unit, the extent of financial participation by other public or private entities, and the impact on employment and economic activity of such projects during the previous fiscal year; and
(4) a description of the activities carried out under section 5308 of this title.
Source(Pub. L. 93–383, title I, § 113,Aug. 22, 1974, 88 Stat. 651; Pub. L. 95–128, title I, § 109,Oct. 12, 1977, 91 Stat. 1124; Pub. L. 97–35, title III, § 309(l),Aug. 13, 1981, 95 Stat. 397; Pub. L. 101–625, title IX, § 910(h),Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 4392.)
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This chapter, referred to in text, was in the original "this title", meaning title I of Pub. L. 93–383, Aug. 22, 1974, 88 Stat. 633, which is classified principally to this chapter. For complete classification of title I to the Code, see Tables.
1990—Subsec. (a)(4). Pub. L. 101–625added par. (4).
1981—Subsec. (a)(2). Pub. L. 97–35struck out requirement respecting approval by the Secretary.
1977—Subsec. (a)(3). Pub. L. 95–128added par. (3).
Effective Date of 1981 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 97–35effective Oct. 1, 1981, see section 371 ofPub. L. 97–35, set out as an Effective Date note under section 3701 of Title 12, Banks and Banking.
Effective Date of 1977 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 95–128effective Oct. 1, 1977, see section 114 ofPub. L. 95–128, set out as a note under section 5301 of this title.
Study Regarding Availability of Housing Proximate to Places of Employment
Pub. L. 101–625, title IX, § 919,Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 4401, directed Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to conduct a study regarding availability of housing within reasonable proximity of places of employment and to submit a report not later than expiration of 1-year period beginning on Nov. 28, 1990, to appropriate committees of Congress containing results and conclusions of such study, as well as proposed strategies to increase availability of housing for low- and moderate-income families within reasonable proximity of places of employment for working members of such families to and prevent geographical divergence of such housing and places of employment.
Study on Involuntary Housing Displacement; Report to Congress
Pub. L. 96–399, title I, § 105(b),Oct. 8, 1980, 94 Stat. 1618, directed Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to continue study on involuntary displacement conducted under Pub. L. 95–557, title IX, § 902,Oct. 31, 1978, 92 Stat. 2125, set out below, and transmit, not later than Mar. 30, 1981, a report to Congress containing data collected since initial report submitted under such section 902, and further recommendations on minimizing involuntary displacement and alleviating problems caused by such displacement.
Adequacy, Effectiveness, and Equity of Formula for Allocation of Funds; Report to Congress
Pub. L. 96–399, title I, § 113,Oct. 8, 1980, 94 Stat. 1622, directed Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, not later than Jan. 1, 1983, to report to Congress with respect to adequacy, effectiveness, and equity of formula used for allocation of funds under title I of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 (this chapter), with specific analysis and recommendations concerning manner in which such formula is or could be affected by data derived from 1980 decennial census.
Statement of Policy and Study on Housing Displacement
Pub. L. 95–557, title IX, § 902,Oct. 31, 1978, 92 Stat. 2125, declared it to be the policy of Congress that in administration of Federal housing and development programs, involuntary displacement of persons from homes and neighborhoods should be minimized and in keeping with such stated policy, authorized Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to conduct a study on nature and extent of such displacement and, not later than Jan. 31, 1979, report to Congress on recommendations for formulation of a national policy to minimize such displacement.
Study on Small Cities; Report to President and Congress; Alternative Formulae
Pub. L. 95–128, title I, § 113,Oct. 12, 1977, 91 Stat. 1111, directed Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to conduct a study and, not later than one year after Oct. 12, 1977, report to President and Congress recommendations on formation of a national policy on developmental needs of small cities and, among other things, include in such report alternative verifiable formulae to be used in distribution of discretionary balance funds available for allocation to such small cities under this chapter.
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The Carbon High girls soccer program will have a vacancy at the end of the season; coach Dave Capalbo has announced his plans to step down as the head coach after four years.
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Soccer is considered a club sport and has not been sactioned by the school board. As a result, coaching is done on unpaid, volunteer basis.
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By applying the Copenhagenize Design Company concept of "Desire Lines" to an urban space, we were able to observe behaviours of cyclists, as shown in our latest research about the Bicycle Choreography of an Urban Intersection. We used the idea of "Desire Lines" to observe cyclists at Islands Brygge moving through a space shared with pedestrians, and we assessed the ways in which geography impacted movement.
Recently, the municipality decided to divide this space by placing stones in the middle of it, with the intention of using the stones to channel the flow of cyclists. When looking at this new layout, we immediately noticed that this remodelling did not respect instinctive human desires. Our philosophy suggests that infrastructure should cater to the desires of cyclists and pedestrians as much as possible. The following illustrates what we observed in Islands Brygge, close to Bryggebroen - the cyclist/pedestrian bridge which is being used everyday by thousands of people. Here is a quick analysis that demonstrates the ways in which "Desire Lines" can be applied in order to better understand public space.
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The Bicycle Academy reaches its £40k funding target in six days
It's all systems go for the new UK framebuilding centre with a social conscience
It never looked in any doubt after they managed to raise £25,000 in a single day, but this morning The Bicycle Academy is a reality, after reaching its £40,000 funding target in just six days.
TBA is a new framebuilding workshop based just down the A36 from road.cc towers in Frome. Home of Charge Bikes and the Cobble Wobble, Frome is gaining a bit of a reputation as a centre of cycling goodness, and The Bicycle Academy will add another string to its bow. Taught by legendary fillet brazer and BMX builder Brian Curtis, you get to learn the tricks of the trade by building a utility bike to TBA's own design. When you've finished the course, the bike gets built up and shipped out to Africa via TBA's partner charity, re~cycle, to be used to provide transport to people who need it most.
Once you've finished your course you get ongoing access to the workshop so that you can work on your own projects; the aim of The Bicycle Academy is to encourage people to continue with building bikes once they have the skills. Now the funding push is complete, TBA will be gearing up to open its doors in February.
The first 50 courses - plus an extra handful that were made available on Sunday - have all been pre-booked by those pledging cash, which means that the Academy is fully booked for the first 10 months or so. That means if you haven't pledged money for a place you're looking at the start of 2013 before you can get on a course, but if the funding push is anything to go by those places will start to fill up pretty quick as well, so if you're considering getting some new skills the year after next, you might want to start making enquiries...
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By KELLY WILKINSONSun Advocate
As you are most likely aware, October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. You see the commercials on TV about various companies making donations to the research for a cure, and Castleview Hospital and the South Eastern Utah Health Department have been running ads in the Sun Advocate encouraging women to have a mammogram this month.
I think it was the ad from Castleview Hospital that first got me thinking.
I am a graphic artist here at the Sun Advocate, and my job is to create a lot of the ads you see on these pages. I have seen that Mammogram ad from Castleview in October for the last several years, but this time something hit me. I am 45 years old, and until today, I had never had a mammogram. I am ashamed to admit that my self-exams are cursory at best, and not all that frequent either.
In any case, the Castleview ad had the wheels in my mind turning and within a day I had contacted my insurance company to see if they covered mammograms-which they did, and then I called the Radiology Department at Castleview.
The lady I spoke to there was very nice, even looking up the cost of the procedure for me. She suggested that I contact my doctor to get an order for the mammogram. Vicky, the nurse who works with Dr. Radley, called me back the same afternoon to tell me that they had just faxed my order over to Radiology and even offered to set up an appointment for me. I opted to contact them myself and she suggested that I wait until the next morning just to allow the paperwork to get funneled into the proper place.
The next day I arrived at the Sun Advocate and called Castleview's Radiology Department as soon as I got to my desk. Sure enough, they had the mammogram order from Dr. Radley's office and together we agreed on an appointment for me on October 16 at 8:30 a.m.
That morning I woke up early, a bit nervous about the whole procedure. All those silly jokes about mammograms and the discomfort experienced during them were running through my head, specifically one likening the procedure to getting your breast caught in an automatic garage door!
But, undaunted, I arrived for my appointment at 8:15 a.m. and after registering was directed to the waiting room. Within 15 minutes I was being called in by Tacie, the Radiology Technician. She brought me into the anteroom, gave me one of those ever-so-fashionable hospital gowns and told me to remove my clothes from the waist up and put on the gown so that it opened from the front.
After a brief health history, Tacie took me over to the C-Senegraph DMR+, better known as the mammogram machine. This is a pretty amazing piece of equipment, the various components are completely adjustable to the patient's height, and able to rotate 90 degrees .
I have to say that the procedure, while not something that I would want to do every day, was not the horrible experience I was expecting. Tacie was wonderful, very gentle and kind, explaining each step to me. She checked the x-rays to verify that they were good and then told me I could change. Tacie also pointed out the variety of literature in the anteroom and told me I could take anything with me that I wanted. I did take the purse-size 2004 calendar with a set of 12 stickers, which I could put on one day of each month to remind me it was time for a self-exam, as well as a special sticker reminding me to make an appointment for my next mammogram. I have already stuck that one on October 1, 2004.
I was back in my truck and driving to work at 8:59 a.m., so the whole procedure took less than 45 minutes. Not too long a time for what could be a lifesaving test.
I guess the reason I decided to write this, even though I am not a reporter, is because I want to encourage every woman who is of the suggested age to get a mammogram. The American Cancer Society suggests that women age 35 should get what they call a baseline mammogram-this is to give your physician something to compare future mammograms to. After age 40, a yearly mammogram is suggested, and of course, they suggest self-examinations on a monthly basis.
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Members of International Human Rights Organization pay tribute to... News PhotoAmritsar,Army Soldier,Conflict,Demonstration,Government,History,Horizontal,India,PayingPhotographer NARINDER NANUCollection: AFP 2013 AFPMembers of International Human Rights Organization pay tribute to Indian soldiers Lance Naik Hemraj and Sudhakar Singh during a protest against Pakistani government at the historical Jallian Wala Bagh in Amritsar on January 10, 2012 . India summoned Pakistan's envoy in New Delhi Wednesday to protest the killing of two soldiers in a border clash, but warned against any escalation, after apparent tit-for-tat skirmishes that have led to deaths on both sides. Two Indian soldiers died after a firefight erupted in disputed Kashmir on Tuesday as a patrol moving in fog discovered Pakistani troops about 500 metres (yards) inside Indian territory, according to the Indian army. AFP PHOTO/NARINDER NANU (Photo credit should read NARINDER NANU/AFP/Getty Images)


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The confirmation vote for Republican former senator of Nebraska Chuck Hagel (shown) to replace outgoing Leon Panetta as secretary of defense was postponed by another week after Hagel failed to meet the expectations of his former Republican colleagues during last week's Senate confirmation hearings. Even more troubling than Sen. Hagel's performance in the hearing is his record on defense issues, as well as his questionable ties to certain organizations.
The secretary of defense is second (only to the president) in the military chain of command and directly oversees the Department of Defense and the nation's armed forces. This makes the selection of this Cabinet-level position of the utmost importance concerning national security, thus requiring a scrupulous vetting of the nominee.
As a member of the Senate, Hagel voted in the following manner on defense issues:
• NAY on separate barracks for males and females in basic training;
• YES to kill an amendment that called for sanctions on commercial fronts of the Communist Chinese military;
• YES in support of China's membership in the World Trade Organization;
• YES on the Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty to reduce U.S. nuclear stockpiles in parity with Russia.
On May 14, 1998, Sen. Hagel voted to table (kill) the Hutchinson Amendment (S.Amdt.2387) to the National Defense Authorization Act of 1999. This amendment would have required the president of the United States to "compile a list of persons who are Communist Chinese military companies and who are operating directly or indirectly in the United States or any of its territories and possessions," and to "publish the list of such persons in the Federal Register."
The amendment would have also given the president the authority to invoke sanctions against front corporations of China's People's Liberation Army, which is the military arm of Communist Party of China. Although the amendment and bill passed the Senate, it was subsequently referred to the House Committee on National Security, where no action was taken on it, and thus it failed to pass Congress.
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The India Analytical Center at AkzoNobel's Bangalore lab will leverage global and local resources to provide analytical services to fulfill the needs of all coatings businesses in India.
AkzoNobel employs approximately 150 research, development and innovation professionals at its R&D hub in India.
AkzoNobel has launched a new initiative at its International Research Center at Bangalore. The India Analytical Centre (IAC) as this new initiative is now known was inaugurated by Graeme Armstrong, AkzoNobel's executive committee member responsible for research, development and innovation (RD&I) and director on the board of Akzo Nobel India Limited.
"India is recognized globally for frugal innovation and as a fast emerging R&D hub," said Armstrong. "Over the years, AkzoNobel's International Research Lab in Bangalore has been very successful in product and color research for automotive customers, world-over. The efficacy of our Bangalore lab has also been due to its exceptional collaboration model with multiple other
AkzoNobel labs around the globe."
The India Analytical Centre at the company's Bangalore lab will leverage global and local resources to provide analytical services to fulfill the needs of all coatings businesses in India. The IAC will also have the process capability to evaluate and certify raw materials, intermediates and products in India.
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Many of Wright's residential designs open to the public are museums or for touring only. Not so at the Penfield House, which nestles on 30 wooded acres about 15 miles east of Cleveland. Guests (up to five) rent the entire house and live in the fully equipped three-bed, one-and-a-half bath home as if it were their own. Towels, linens and kitchen equipment are provided; you just need to bring food (and your camera; the house is serene and elegant). While you're not relaxing in "your" Wright home, you can fish in the Chagrin River that runs through the property, hike in the woods, visit Lake Erie's vineyards and wineries or the nearby Holden Arboretum. The Penfield House, built in 1955, is one of Wright's Usonian designs, simple and affordable homes for average citizens. Like every Usonian house, Penfield is site-specific and tailored to the clients for whom it was built. The house was commissioned by Louis Penfield, an artist and high school art instructor, and his wife, Pauline. Because Louis was 6 feet, 8 inches tall, the doorways and ceilings are higher than in other Wright homes. Tall, slender ribbon windows enhance the height of the space. The main level consists of kitchen and living area with floor-to-ceiling windows; a floating staircase leads to the three bedrooms on the second floor. Rental rate is $275 per night, with a two-night minimum.


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Newsflash: it's private schooling
What is it that people don't get about homeschooling? If the parents (or perhaps other family members) aren't the ones working with their kids, then it isn't 'homeschooling.' Yes, any number of hybrid structures can develop that are closer to homeschooling than not, to include occasional classes here and there, but any system where the kids 'go to school' is not homeschooling.
If a baby is fed breastmilk in a bottle, especially if the person doing the feeding is unrelated to the baby, that baby is not breastfed. Using a curriculum supplied to homeschooling parents to be used by a teacher, is not homeschooling. Just because homeschooling broke the mold of institutional dayschooling, doesn't mean that every little educational wrinkle gets to wriggle in under the homeschooling blanket and cuddle up. If a teacher is teaching kids at a school, then it's either private schooling or tutoring. If it works, it works, no big deal. But to try to shoehorn any educational alternative into the homeschooling mold is just looking for novelty where none exists.
- The Truth, Elkhart, Indiana, 19 February 2006, Latest twist in education: Home schooling — in school
Hybrid home schools, an idea catching on around the country, are meant for those parents who would like to home school but have to work or students who want a smaller, Christian-based setting.
It's basically a home-school curriculum taught within a school building, supervised by a teacher.
The home-school curriculum Christian Redeemer will use is called Christian Liberty Academy, widely used across the country. Students will get a diploma from Redeemer as well as Christian Liberty.
Perhaps the writer should have paid closer attention to the families she interviewed when she was writing her other article, a nice enough general interest article with the usual mentions of rules, regulations and socialization.
- The Truth, Elkhart, Indiana, 19 February 2006, Home Work
Home-school laws in Indiana are not as strict as some states, especially in the eastern part of the country. Home-schoolers don't have a required curriculum to teach and don't participate in state testing. They are only required to keep attendance records, and parents do not have to have a college degree or a teacher's license to home school.
I wonder if Indiana has more lenient child-feeding rules than other states, too?
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Standing in the nearly vacant five-story Public Square landmark Thursday, Gary C. Beasley remembered helping his father repaint some of the suites in the Lincoln Building during the 1970s.
In those days, the defunct Lincoln League was still an active organization, where members talked politics of the day while sitting in overstuffed leather sofas and chairs in the fourth-floor clubroom. These days, just a long wooden portable bar remains. On Thursday morning, a group of about 15 city officials and members of Advantage Watertown took a tour of the 150-year-old structure at 89-99 Public Square. Local businessman Brian H. Murray bought the downtown structure for $500,000 from a Long Island corporation, 89-99 Public Square Properties LLC, whose principal partner was Allan Hillel.
Mr. Murray, who has purchased a number of buildings in and around Watertown during the past few years, arranged the walk-through to get them to understand the scope and space and opportunity for the city of Watertown, he said afterward.
Closing the deal right before Christmas, Mr. Murray has focused on stabilizing the building from further deterioration, figuring out how to fix a leaky roof and getting the boiler working again. Its too soon to have more definitive plans on how he will restore the building to its glorious past or how much it will cost, he said.
Financing for the project remains the biggest obstacle, he said.
Over the next month, he will discuss the project with local development corporations, Neighbors of Watertown Inc. and the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency to see how they can help seek state and federal funding.
He purchased the building which consists of nine storefronts, 17 offices and 16 apartments on the upper floors with Mark S. Purcell, who owns a local construction company.
With hopes of beginning the renovations next year, Mr. Murray has hired an architect, who will put together some drawings for the project.
Totaling more than 50,000 square feet, the five floors consist of different-sized suites, which he envisions to be used for commercial space, small businesses, startups, entrepreneurs and artists.
Having not been in the building for several years until Thursday, Mr. Beasley said it will take a lot of work to redevelop, but he expects the new owner will be able to pull off the project. The buildings condition could have been much worse, he said.
Im surprised its in the good shape it is, said Mr. Beasley, executive director of Neighbors of Watertown.
Mr. Murray, a business professor at Jefferson Community College, also owns the former Agricultural Insurance Co. building at 215 Washington St., and recently purchased the lower level of the Stream International building on Arsenal Street, the nearby Top of the Square Plaza and Palmer Street and College Heights apartments.
Most recently, he acquired the former Hospice Foundation of Jefferson County Inc. building at 425 Washington St. for $350,000, which he plans to renovate and lease for office space.
So far, he really has a pretty good track record, said Donald W. Rutherford, CEO of the Watertown Local Development Corp. and an Advantage Watertown member.
Mr. Rutherford said the WLDC also known as the Watertown Trust has wished for someone to take over the building, noting its importance to downtown and Public Square. Mr. Murray plans to tell the WLDC board about his plans next week.
In the first-floor lobby, a picture of Abraham Lincoln is still displayed above the elevator, which, along with the stairwells, will have to be replaced to meet building codes. The photo of the 16th president presumably was placed there by the Lincoln League, a private club whose members were affiliated with the Republican Party from 1892 until its membership steadily declined and it finally disbanded a decade ago.
A yoga business once occupied a third-floor suite and the Greater Watertown Senior Citizens club was on the floor below, where dances were held in the wide-open space that housed the club.
An upright piano stands against a wall in the former seniors club with a sign that reads Solid Gold Dancers hanging nearby from the ceiling. Another sign lists club members who owed dues. A small cardboard box sits on a card table with several sets of keys inside.
It looks like they just walked away and left things, said Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham.
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its a little early to be calling it, wouldn't you agree?
Who do u think's going to bring home the cup this year?
My pick is Detroit! Even though like to see the Leafs do it! 8)
its a little early to be calling it, wouldn't you agree?
Red Wings all the way. Leafs haven't been to bad this year, but come on! It's Detroit!
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Red Wings all the way. Leafs haven't been to bad this year, but come on! It's Detroit!
Man, you could have just as easily said that the leafs would lose with "come on! It's Toronto!" Unfailingly they make it past the first round into either the second or third...but NEVER under ANY circumstance will they proceed farther than the quarter finals. This is the way things are, and this is the way things will always be.
LOL. Those are some words of wisdom for sure.
Might be a little early in the season, I agree. But never hurts to give a early guess! And see if it comes true!
Gee let me see.... who would i pick?
New Jersey Devils!!!!
Althought the more i watch the redwings the more i think they are going to do it. Yzerman is having a hell of a year and ofcourse, the best right winger to ever play the game, a card carrying member of the "700" club, the one and only Brett Hull is haveing another great start to the season.
But then again detroit does have a history of first round defeats by some pretty weak teams.....
As far as toronto EVER making it to the finals, i say NEVER, not as long as they have the cheapest player ever to play the game, Darcy Tucker. I wish toronto a lifetime of first round disapointments!! Can you tell i dont like the leafs??
Colorado does have a good team.... when forsberg gets healthy watch out for those guys.
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The Alameda County, California, sheriff's office has been forced to suspend the purchase of a surveillance drone after constitutionalists and activists slammed the agency with concerns that the use of the unmanned aerial vehicle would violate privacy protections.
Sheriff Gregory Ahern had asked the Alameda County Board of Supervisors to approve a $31,646 grant to purchase a drone. The money was part of a $1.2-million grant handed out by the California Emergency Management Agency.
County supervisors were preparing to vote on the use of grant money for such a purchase, but the public outcry from civil rights attorneys and anti-drone advocates has now forced the sheriff's office to postpone the decision.
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Last minute intervention Tuesday morning by the American Civil Liberties Union prompted supervisors to require explicit authorization to use grant money the Sheriff's Office received to purchase the drone. Now the proposal will have to go to the public protection committee for approval then back to the full board of supervisors.
Undersheriff Richard Lucia has announced that the office will not buy a drone until the subject has been fully explored publicly. If the acquisition of the aircraft is blocked by supervisors, he said, the money will be returned to the California Emergency Management Agency (Cal EMA) to be used for something else.
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Sunnyside Mayor Doug Parsons listens to points made by East Carbon Mayor Orlando LaFontaine.
After two months of canceled sessions and subsequent rescheduling, East Carbon and Sunnyside officials came together Monday night to remedy a funding crisis concerning the area's ambulance service and to hash out a joint course of action for merging the cities via November's general election.
Continued pressure from state funding bodies such as the Permanent Community Impact Board (CIB) over duplicate services, along with dwindling resources and a shrinking population base have pushed the merger issue toward a public vote once again. East Carbon and Sunnyside residents voted down a proposed consolidation in 2004 amid hostile hyperbole from residents in both towns.
While long standing differences have kept the cities apart, there are stark issues at hand which could trump emotional matters such as the city's post-merger name. Chief among said issues is the survival of the Sunnyside Ambulance Service, which allows for swift medical attention and transportation in a community 30 miles from the nearest hospital.
"I have been on the ambulance service for 15 years," said Sunnyside Council Member Kelly Maynes during a previous session. "And I frequently see people who would not be alive today if the ambulance wasn't around."
The service is threatened by the possibility of losing more than $100,000 in tax revenue due to a property tax re-evaluation at Sunnyside Cogeneration. The situation has not been finalized by state auditors as of press time, but Sunnyside officials are preparing for the possibility of a big hit.
To insure the public safety of citizens in the eastern county, officials from both cities agreed to enter the ambulance's operating budget into an enterprise fund which will be balanced by the service's revenue, Carbon County funding and payments from East Carbon and Sunnyside. By funding in this manner, the ambulance will not have to make any changes to the current license but will gain the necessary operating capital to remain fiscally solvent.
While city officials were able to apply a quick patch to this financial problem, the larger issue of consolidation must be voted upon by the public. Coming into the joint session, East Carbon officials voiced issues concerning the slow rate at which the proposed consolidation was moving forward in Sunnyside.
"It's been weeks and weeks that we have been trying to get a meeting together," said East Carbon City Mayor Orlando LaFontaine. "We are stuck right now, even with our grant writing, we are stuck until we find out what is going to happen between these cities. We are ready to put this on the ballot right now. We are only waiting for you."
Citizens in both towns must consent to the merger. Both cities must pass resolutions outlining their plan for consolidation before vote. Additionally, matters of city inventory along with a myriad of other details must be processed. East Carbon officials contend that work on these matters be started immediately.
"I have told you, we will not pass a resolution until we have had public input from our residents," said Sunnyside Mayor Doug Parsons, directly addressing LaFontaine's comment. "And we also said that we did not want to move forward until we had spoken with the CIB."
Just before the joint session, Sunnyside had met with CIB officials to discuss their outstanding loans. According to Parsons, the city will be looking at changes in their payment structure, with the possibility of extending the term of the loans to adjust for a smaller population. When LaFontaine and East Carbon Council Member David Maggio began asking why Sunnyside did not discuss the possibility of having the loans forgiven, Parsons reacted.
"Don't push us," he said. "I will do a 180-degree turn on this. Right now you're pushing."
According to East Carbon City Attorney Jeremy Humes, the vote could take place in one of two ways. Either the cities both pass resolutions which outline a merger, or a petition is submitted to the state with signatures from 10 percent of the area's residents. However, if the measure were to come forward through petition, city officials would have only 45 days to draft a consolidation proposal.
As the room cooled, talk turned to the issues which plagued the failed 2004 vote, agreeing that lies and political fluff ran rampant prior to the vote. In '04 the majority of citizens favored the merger 356 - 323, however to combined the cities a majority must be met in both cities. Sunnyside residents voted down the proposition nearly 2-1.
"Last time it was dirty," continued Parsons. "I don't want to see that happen again."
While Sunnyside's council has remained non-committal concerning the merger, East Carbon officials are publicly in favor of the move.
"Last time there were lies and there was Sundraco," said Maggio. "When that guy stood up and recommended naming the town Sundraco, that was the end right there. We can have the area be known as East Carbon with three subdivisions, Dragerton, Sunnyside and Columbia. We all know the Sunnyside Park is always going to be the Sunnyside Park. What are we going to call it? East Carbon Park East?"
Along with merger talks, Mayor Parsons pushed throughout the session for the cities to work toward forming their own service district in case the measure fails once again. By creating a district, the cities could still have the ability to operate and tax for public safety as a single entity.
"There is always the possibility that even if this merger is on the ballot, there won't be a consolidation," said Parsons.
While the group stipulated to the merit of a second course of action, East Carbon officials were leery of spending time and money on a district measure that would be moot if the cities do in fact join. They also took issue with conducting a myriad of public hearings between now and November.
As the session closed, members of both councils agreed to move toward a merger, or at least to see if that is indeed what their residents want.
"Look at what we had to go through to join our fire departments," said East Carbon Council Member Barbara Robinett, who manages the Sunnyside Ambulance Service. "Look how well that has turned out. It was a step in the right direction and we need to continue forward."
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