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DEXTER The General Brown Central School board hopes by its January monthly meeting it will have a better grasp on how to replace lifts for the mechanic bays of its bus garage, 17704 Cemetery Road.
Pamela S. Beyor, chairwoman of Bernier, Carr & Associates, a Watertown architecture and engineering firm, presented to the board at its Dec. 17 meeting options to mull over on replacing bays.
Because of the deterioration of the concrete pit walls in each bay, Ms. Beyor said, those walls will have to be either dug out and repaired for another pit-based mechanical lift or just dug out and filled in.
For the past couple of Board of Education meetings, some members wondered whether portable lifts would be a better option. Ms. Beyor, however, initially recommended against that during the boards December monthly meeting.
Those lifts require more room than what we have, she said. Wed only be able to fit one in the space where we have two. For this type of operation, I dont think functionally it makes sense.
She said they take up more room because portable lift posts are on the outside of buses. Board members John Hardy and Michael E. Kucharski later said there are certain attachments that could allow for those lifts to support the front and back of the bus so there may be less of a space issue. Operations Director Gary C. Grimm, however, said that if lift posts would interfere with bus gas tanks, they would not be an option.
Thats when Bruce C. Strough suggested the board take more time to research movable lifts.
With all pit work and actual lift components totaled, a regular pit lift replacement would cost about $160,000 and a movable lift would cost about $105,000. Board member Daniel J. Dupee II suggested the board look into both options, and possibly purchase one of each. Any possible contamination from leakage of hydraulic fluid would increase the cost of the project.
In Ms. Beyors report, she said two mechanic lifts were installed in 2005, and they are now inoperable. Bus garage staff has only one functional lift. Representatives from Bernier, Carr interviewed bus garage staff, she said, and found that staff members there prefer the pit-based lifts.
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On his previous shot to win the game with just under six seconds remaining, Immaculate Heart Centrals Jude Whalen saw his 3-pointer spiked into the bleachers by Watertown defender Diamond Williams.
But given a second chance, the Cavaliers speedy junior made no mistake. Taking an inbounds pass from teammate Robin Massey with the game on the line, Whalen drove hard to the basket and scooped in a baseline lay-up with 2.1 seconds remaining Friday night to give host IHC an improbable 45-44 comeback win over the Cyclones in a Frontier League A Division game.
Whalens shot, the final two of his game-high 19 points, capped off an incredible comeback by an IHC team that struggled mightily on offense through three quarters, and was on the verge of being blown out several times by its city rivals.
Trailing by as many as 14 points in the third quarter, and by 11 with eight minutes left, the Cavaliers (4-9 overall, 3-6 league) fought back as their full-court pressure defense began forcing WHS turnovers, giving IHC a chance to mount a comeback.
The way we were struggling to make shots, we had to do something to get us going, Whalen said. We forced them to make some bad passes, and finally got going to the basket for some easier shots.
With WHS (3-9, 3-6) turning the ball over on three straight possessions and going scoreless for the first five minutes of the fourth quarter, IHC scored eight straight points, drawing to within 36-34 on a Jude Fusilli 3-pointer.
A Whalen steal and layup gave IHC a temporary one-point lead, 40-39, with 2:17 to go. But WHS junior Collin Jorden banked in a three and fed Williams for an easy bucket to give the Cyclones a four-point lead as the clock wound down to 1:20.
Whalen converted two free throws before Williams missed a pair of foul shots. IHCs Massey hit one of two foul shots with 41 seconds left, setting up a wild final minute.
Watertowns Willie Scott had a chance to seal the win at the 28.8-second mark. But he missed a front end of a 1-and-1, giving the Cavaliers a chance at a final, deciding shot.
We had chances to put them away at the line. And we missed so many easy shots around the hoop, said a disappointed WHS coach Jeff Britton. We knew they would pressure us, but we just made a lot of bad decisions, like turning our backs to the basket.
IHC ran the shot clock down to 5.7 seconds when Whalen found him self alone just behind the 3-point arc. But Williams, the Cyclones talented football star, came out of nowhere to send Whalens shot into the stands.
They have a lot of great athletes that can really leap, Whalen said. But I wanted another chance very badly.
IHC coach Mike Delaney asked his team during a final timeout to look in the backcourt for J. P. McClusky, whom he wanted to take the ball to the basket if Whalen or Fusilli were not open. I never thought they would allow Jude to touch the ball, said Delaney of Whalen.
Massey spotted Whalen cutting toward the basket. Whalen found no defensive resistance and rose high for the winning basket.
I thought for sure they would at least foul me because I kind of struggled at the foul line, Whalen said. Its been a tough season, but winning a game like this will make it feel a lot better.
Miles Sexton grabbed 15 rebounds for IHC, which shot just 3-for-24 from the floor the first half and trailed 23-13.
The Cyclones outscored the Cavaliers 13-3 in the second quarter and had all the momentum at halftime.
I hate halftimes when youre playing well, Britton said. We never really gained that spurt we had at the end of the first half.
Mason Phillips scored 11 points and Shyheim Gadson 10 for WHS, which won the earlier meeting by 15 points.
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I am prepared to vote for my first Republican, John Kasich," read a letter to The New York Times Magazine in May. "I have the impression that he favors no-nonsense politics, equity for the common man, and fiscal restraint, a rare combination in this politically combative era." The letter-writer, Michael Pivarnik of Indiana, Pennsylvania, received this impression from reading a Times Magazine profile of Kasich written by R.W. Apple Jr.


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Look at the wide-ranging duties of human resources, it's no wonder that companies are seeking outside help. "H.R. is supposed to be responsible for finding, developing, retaining and training the best people," Suzanne Lucas, author of a blog called the Evil HR Lady. "It can also be responsible for benefits, compensation, employee and labor relations, business partners, data collection and legal issues."
Fortunately, there are companies whose mission is to help small and midsize business owners and executives comply with the myriad of local, state and federal employment regulations.
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Employee leasing or PEO - Professional Employer Organizations deliver a comprehensive integrated model called co-employment which enable business owners and corporations to transfer most of their personnel administration, benefits and human resource compliance to a qualified HR partner. The entire focus of these companies is making sure your business operates a safe and secure workplace, and complies with all of the latest employment rules and regulations.
"Outsourcing firms can take up various tasks, from payroll to benefits to recruiting, to free up a client to focus on its strengths, said Don Weinstein, senior vice president for product management at ADP, a large H.R. outsourcing firm. The new health care reform legislation, for example, will have a big impact on employers, some of whom may be overwhelmed by its complexities."
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LOWVILLE Medical providers and community agencies that have encouraged and supported breast-feeding will be honored today in Lewis County as part of World Breastfeeding Week.
From 10 a.m. to noon during the Lewis County Breastfeeding Support Group at the former Bateman Hotel, State Street, Dr. Shereen E. Palmer, pediatrician; Dr. M. Lynn Pisaniello, obstetrician-gynecologist, and Dr. Mary Lou Feilmeier, pediatrician, will receive recognition for educating and encouraging mothers about breast-feeding.
Breast-feeding has been proven over time to be the ultimate feeding choice for babies, said Angel M. Carter, WIC nutritionist for Jefferson, Lewis, St. Lawrence and Franklin counties.
There are health benefits, not to mention the bonding. Our main goal is to support women, to help them make the best choices. Were trying to make breast-feeding the norm, not an exception.
Also being honored at the event are Hand in Hand and Kaboodles early childhood centers.
Mrs. Carter said anyone is welcome to attend todays event and it is not just for regular support group participants. The theme of World Breastfeeding Week focuses on those who have breast-fed in the past or those who are breast-feeding.
Other World Breastfeeding Week celebrations will occur throughout the north country today.
From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the North Country Childrens Clinic, 238 Arsenal St., Watertown, there will be a support walk, small farmers market, agency displays and exhibits by other agencies.
In St. Lawrence County, there will be a support walk at 10 a.m. that will start at the New Hope Church parking lot at Grant and Cherry streets, Potsdam.
A support walk also will begin at 12:15 p.m. at Alice Hyde Medical Center, Malone, Franklin County.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
While there aren't many people who are concerned about how little winter weather the Carbon County area has had this year, the snow pack, or lack of it, will be a problem come this spring if things don't change.
Or maybe the problem will come more in the spring of 2013 if another winter like this takes place.
Anyone who likes snow, whether it be people who enjoy winter recreation, those who like to see reservoirs refilled each spring or those that worry about the health of the forest areas in the eastern part of the state, realizes there is little snow in the mountains this year. It could be a big problem for a number of reasons.
First, of course, is water storage. Scofield Reservoir, the main source of water for most of the agriculture and municipal use in the western and central part of the county, is very full right now. It has been pretty full ever since the end of last spring's runoff.
In fact, last year was one of only a handful of years since the dam was built in the 1940s that the spillway actually overflowed. The water that is presently in the reservoir is next summer's insurance, and a little for the year after next as well. But should another winter take place like the one the area has been having so far this year in 2012-13, water supplies could be in big trouble.
Right now Scofield is about 80 percent full. The reservoir's usable capacity is almost 66,000 acre feet of water. Right now it has about 49,000 acre feet in it as compared to average years at this time when almost 33,000 acre feet.
At the quarterly Carbon Water Conservation District meeting in December, river commissioner Bob Davis gave a bit of a gloomy report about what had fallen in terms of snow around Scofield. He said the reservoir's level is high "but we have really had no snow to speak of yet."
The Utah Water Outlook Report issued by the Natural Resources Conservation Service last week showed the basin-wide average for the Carbon, Emery, Wayne and San Juan Basins is 61 percent of normal since Oct. 1, 2011 (when the water year begins) compared to 187 percent last year.
Snowpack also is the main source of water for the forested areas in the eastern Utah and the Manti-LaSal National Forest is no exception. The forests in the area took a big hit during the drought years in the first decade of this century, losing a lot of the alpine evergreen forest in the process. The drought weakened the trees, and the pine bark beetles moved in, killing thousands of them. Anyone driving up Huntington Canyon or over Skyline Drive can see the effects. Another dry spell could be devastating.
Moisture levels in the ground in the valleys in the eastern part of the state are also dropping. Despite some good rain in the fall, since that time there has been only a couple of inches of snow, and the cold, dry temperatures have depleted good deal of that moisture.
At present the southeast soil moisture index is about 42 percent, much lower than in November when it was in the high 50s. Grass, brush and trees around the area could be affected if some kind of moisture does not get into the ground by the time the real growing season starts. Even residential and irrigated areas will feel the crunch if natural moisture doesn't move in.
The entire state of Utah is dry, but the Western Colorado River Basin is lower in snow pack and precipitation more than any other place in the state. One or another high pressures have sat across the northern part of the state for almost two months letting very little moisture come through. And in the east, where the biggest storms come from the south, southern storms have gone much farther south than usual, hitting northern Arizona and New Mexico.
Precipitation levels have dropped every month since October beginning in that month with 120 percent of average. December's water precipitation was a little over 60 percent over the entire basin.
Snow is scarce even in some parts of the state that are usually inundated with the white stuff. This dog team runs down The Co-op Creek Road north of Strawberry Reservoir which is covered with about three inches of ice and shows places in the distance where the snow and ice have melted completely off. No snow had fallen for at least seven days in the area when this photo was taken last Friday. Most of the time the white stuff in this area in January is waist deep and sometimes much deeper.


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CANTON The owners of an East Main Street bed and breakfast complained to village trustees Monday evening that the Route 11 reconstruction project is blocking access to their business and often wakes their sleeping guests before 7 a.m.
Charles F. Rouse, and his wife, Brooke E., owners of 24 E. Main St. Bed & Breakfast, asked the Board of Trustees for help in controlling a situation they claimed is threatening their business and leaving some customers disgruntled.
The couple asked officials to research and enforce the villages noise ordinance so that heavy equipment like bulldozers and tractors arent allowed to operate before 7 a.m.
They also requested that the state Department of Transportation guarantee them access to their property so theyre not scrambling to figure out how to get their customers into the renovated home where they operate their bed and breakfast.
There are some laws in place to protect residents of the village, and were asking you to enforce those laws, Mrs. Rouse said. Now that downtown is pretty, it seems East Main Street businesses have somehow gone by the wayside.
The couples property is adjacent to the CSX railroad crossing, which was replaced as part of the project.
The Rouses also own other nearby rental properties they claim have been affected by the ongoing $9.5 million DOT reconstruction project.
Village Trustee Daniel J. McDonnell said village officials need to take a strong stand with CSX, the DOT and the projects general contractor, Luck Bros. Inc., Plattsburgh, in order to safeguard Canton residents and businesses.
These people should be able to get to their businesses. Its frustrating to me that were letting anyone do whatever they want, he said.
For the next 10 days, the couple should be guaranteed access to Jay Street, which is off Main Street and adjacent to their business, Mr. McDonnell said.
In other action, the board delayed making a decision about creating a dog park at Canton Island, also known as Willow Island.
During a public hearing, Thomas M. Cutter said the board should seek input from the six-member Canton Grasse River Revitalization Committee. That group spent five years developing a lengthy plan that was adopted by the village board in 2010.
This board at the bare minimum should refer to this proposal, Mr. Cutter said.
Several community members spoke in favor of creating the fenced-in dog park on the island.
Village Mayor David P. Curry directed members of the communitys dog park committee to meet with the Grasse River revitalization group.
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Three named all-league
The South Dakota State men's tennis team landed three all-Summit League members after a runner-up regular-season finish.
Andrea Boglić, Parker Lawley and Henrique Pereira represented the Jackrabbits on the all-league team.
Boglić posted a 6-9 record at the top spot, 2-2 in The Summit League and 7-10 overall on the season. Boglić was 6-3 in his last 10 matches and won his final match of the regular season. Boglić was named Summit League Men's Tennis Player of the Week once during his freshman season.
Lawley led the Jacks with a team-best 13 singles wins. His 13 wins were spread out over three positions: 4-1 at No. 2, 6-3 at No. 3 and 3-1 at No. 4 (he was 0-1 at No. 1, also). Lawley was undefeated in league play at 4-0, 7-2 in his last 10 matches and won his last seven matches of the regular season. Lawley was named Player of the Week twice, including the final week of the regular season.
The duo teamed up for a 9-4 record at the top doubles spot, as well.
H. Pereira posted results in four singles positions, but played primarily No. 4 for the SDSU. H. Pereira was 11-9 overall, second-best record on the team, and 3-1 in The Summit League. He was 6-4 at No. 4 and was 7-2 in his last 10 matches, including a four-match winning streak to close out the regular season. The six wins at No. 4 tied Boglić and Lawley for the most at a single position by any Jackrabbit.
H. Pereira also made up half of the No. 3 doubles team that posted an 8-2 overall record and 4-1 Summit record. The team in the final spot was tied for the best record at that spot in the league.
The three honorees are the most in a single season for a Jackrabbit team in school history.
Complete men's all-league honorees, as well as men's awards, are listed below.
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Men's All-League
Abdul Alawadhi, Kansas City
Andrea Boglić, South Dakota State
Armaan Choudhary, IUPUI
Grant Fleming, Kansas City
Gerard Guell, Fort Wayne
Nino Hasandedic, Kansas City
Bradley Holt, Western Illinois
Jason Jaruvang, IUPUI
Daniel Kang, Fort Wayne
Parker Lawley, South Dakota State
Tomas Patino, Kansas City
Henrique Pereira, South Dakota State
Men's Awards
Player of the Year: Jason Jaruvang, IUPUI
Newcomer of the Year: Jason Jaruvang, IUPUI
Coach of the Year: Michael Engdahl, South Dakota State


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