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The town of Watertown might consider purchasing city water now that talks with Councilman Paul V. Desormo have stalled over buying land off Weaver Road with a well from him.
Supervisor Joel R. Bartlett confirmed that the town may bring in city water, rather than using a well, where the town already had paid to have tests done, from Mr. Desormos land. Residents in the northeast section of the town have been requesting town water because they have had problems with their wells for years.
After more than six years of on-again, off-again talks, Mr. Desormo and the other Town Council members are unable to agree on a price for his approximately 20 acres at 20638 Weaver Road.
Negotiations have not been fruitful, Mr. Bartlett said, noting that Mr. Desormo wanted more money than the amount of the highest appraisal established for the land.
Mr. Desormo said last week he had no idea the town was looking at city water until he saw a report on his desk the night of the March 14 Town Council meeting. The information was part of a progress report, about the northeast water project, given to council members that night, Mr. Desormo said.
It now will be up to Mr. Bartlett and the other council members to decide how water will be provided to northeast residents, he said.
Were going to have to probably wait to see what theyre going to do, Mr. Desormo said.
The Town Council likely will discuss the issue again at next months meeting, Mr. Bartlett said.
At the March 14 meeting, Patrick J. Scordo, principal of GYMO Architecture, Engineering and Land Surveying, Watertown, told the Town Council that the town will have two options: spending about $2.8 million on a project that would consist of linear hookups to residential properties, or appropriating about $2.1 million without the residential connections.
During last weeks discussion, council members suggested installing 4-inch lines, instead of 2-inch lines, to accommodate future growth in that part of the town.
Mr. Bartlett pointed out that the project could proceed only with a 51 percent majority of affected property owners signing a petition supporting the water district.
City Water Superintendent Michael J. Sligar said Friday he last talked to Mr. Bartlett about 10 weeks ago and provided him with an abundance of information in case the town decided to go with city water for the project.
Theres no question were open to doing it, Mr. Sligar said.
In February, the Town Council met for about 30 minutes in executive session to talk about the negotiations. The town also has been interested in buying two other parcels. They are owned by Michael Ledoux, son-in-law of Councilman Stephen L. Rich, and the Assembly of God church that borders the councilmans property.
Last year, Mr. Desormo was so unhappy about the situation that he threatened to resign from the Town Council.
As a council member, Mr. Desormo cannot negotiate directly with the board. State Supreme Court would have to come up with a fair price for the property and he then would decide whether he would accept that price.
According to the first appraisal, Mr. Desormo would have received about $60,000 for 4 acres or about $143,000 for 20 acres, depending on how much property the town decided to purchase.
If it can be worked out, the well would serve residents whose wells have dried up or contain bacteria. Some residents have to haul in water by truck. Three years ago, the town spent about $145,000 locating a well, drilling and testing the site.
The city already provides some town residents with water.
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DEFERIET The village Board of Trustees passed a resolution to amend a bond resolution for the joint water project with the village of Herrings.
The village previously adopted a bond resolution for its water storage tank and water system upgrades project in July 2010.
According to attorney Mark G. Gebo of Hrabchak, Gebo and Langone, the resolution was set forth at the urging of the funding agency Environmental Facilities Corp. in order to give the option to level out the debt payment. There was no change in the amount or terms of the loan.
The amendment allows for an issuance of serial bonds not to exceed $4 million.
In other business, the board determined that village employees would receive time and a half for hours worked on an approved holiday in addition to their holiday pay.
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EUGENE, Ore. -- To celebrate the end of the summer season Osborn Aquatic Center in Corvallis went to the dogs. The pool area was made dog-friendly, and dog owners could pay admission to have a fun day of fetch and doggy paddling at the water park.
About 600 dogs came out to splash around and enjoy the last of the sunny weather at the 8th annual event. "Dog Day" is scheduled right before the pool is drained for maintenance each year.
Mike Fischer of the Corvallis Parks and Recreation Department said that while dogs are aloud to play in the pool, humans have to stay on the deck.
"There is no human swimming. That's against health code to have humans and dogs share the pool. So it is exclusively dogs." said Fischer. "Other than that all we have to do is clear the equipment out so its all set for the dogs. As you know dogs like to run around like crazy."
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Top points (54) for the week came from the Eagles. Only irishfanatic had Philadelphia. Even more impressive, irishfanatic set a record for points in back to back weeks (56 + 54). That has enabled him to vault into a playoff position (as of now) with just a week to go. Four others (AyyyBoston, LuvsThosePats, ghostofjri37, and Quagmire3) took the Bengals and were rewarded with 42 points. AyyyBoston is now only 35 points away from last year's record total of 540 points. And AyyyBoston has accomplished this in one less week (there was no Bye Week last year). AyyyBoston (there's that name again) has the lead for a 7th consecutive week and has the inside track on the #1 pick for the playoffs. All players who have not already taken a BYE will be given one this week since it is the last week of the regular season.
There will be one more, final thread next week for Playoff Seeding/Selections and Point Scoring.
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LuvsThosePats 490
digger0862 469
ghostofjri37 462
56redsox 460
coolade2 448
Quagmire3 447
Cyberknot 442
jimmytantric 432
irishfanatic 430
Here are the BYE Leaders:
Player Name Point Total
AyyyBoston 505
LuvsThosePats 490
digger0862 469
ghostofjri37 462
coolade2 448
Quagmire3 447
Cyberknot 442
jimmytantric 432
irishfanatic 430
tcal2- 414
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"Lose Me at the Dance," a film written, performed and produced by middle school students from Farmington and Middleton, is scheduled to premiere tonight at 6 at the school.
This is the fourth year that students have produced a short film, and the extracurricular project has grown in popularity. District videographer Brian Chagnon said crowds have grown over the years, from parents to area residents and lately including a few people from around the Seacoast.
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Chagnon, whose usual job is to record school meetings and operate the local community education channel, has worked in Farmington for the past five years and has been making videos since 1999. His love of movies makes it easy to work with students who are interested in making their own.
Chagnon said he's working with a cast and crew of about 15 students this year.
"They go from page to screen," he said. Some students are surprised how much goes into a movie.
Katelyn Yazinka, 13, a seventh-grade student from Middleton, said she enjoys learning more about the technological side of filmmaking, especially how to use specific camera angles to enhance a shot and how sound is adjusted during the process.
While she was interested in making movies before, Yazinka said this is the first time she's been part of one.
"I didn't expect it to be so fun," Yazinka said.
Eighth-grader Jack Woolworth, 14, of Farmington, said the small cast and crew has quite a bit of fun - even when delving into serious issues like cyber-bullying or dealing with the loss of a close friend or loved one.
"Once people see how much fun we have during filming this, they'll like the movie," Woolworth said.
Chagnon said this year's movie is just under an hour, but past films ran for about 35 to 45 minutes. He anticipates the project to continue growing in scope and popularity.
"They're already hitting me up this year with what they want to do next year," Chagnon said.
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Comments about Gretsch Guitars G6120SH Brian Setzer Hot Rod:
I've had my purple, everything purple sounds better, Setzer Hot Rod for years, I've played over 300 show with it and It's still great! It stays in tune quite well unless ya go crazy with the bigsby, but hey bigsby wangin will do that, or as Neil Young said, it's a guitar ya gotta tune em. I've no complaints.
The Setzer Hot Rod is a stripped down rock-a-billy machine, it's a hot-rod just like the name says. One volume knob and a pickup selector switch is all there is for controls and frankly I find that refreshing, particularly in this guitar. It's simplicity is exactly what it needs. Go! Cat! Go!!!
I'm very happy with the build quality of mine. I've owned three Gretsches over the years, all MIJ, and found the quality on all to be top of the line.
Well yes they do cost a pretty penny, but so does the proverbial pearl of great value, for me the thing is, It's a Gretsch, They sound the way they do, and if that's the sound you're looking for, well nothing else out there does it.
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I've had quite a few hollowbodies most of which were Gretsch and it was nice to find one out of the box that was almost perfect for me. I love the feel and tone of it and it just feels more solid that most of the others that I've used in the past. It is a real workhorse and I play it hard and loud when gigging.That said, the pickups didn't pack as much punch as I'd like. I've since worked with TV Jones and he set me up with his Classic + pickups which did the trick. Other than a set-up, it was the only thing I'd change. The pinned bridge, Bigsby and locking tuners work well together and its the best set-up I've used yet for staying in tune. I love my red Hot Rod and will never give it up!Cheers,John
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I've owned my purple Setzer hot rod now for about 5 years and can honestly say it is not my favorite. It's an excellent guitar, and plays like a dream. The bigsby is hands down the best I've ever seen. But this guitar is made for one thing only: rockabilly. The pickups are voiced to be twangy and mid-rangey, which, if you play in a big band like Setzer's, is ideal because it really cuts through the mix. However, to sit down and play it unaccompanied, it doesn't sound nearly as good as a les paul or tele. The pickups are also the lowest output of any of my guitars (les paul, tele, strat, & ric), requiring a preamp boost to get a decent overdrive. Buy this if you really want that Setzer big band sound, otherwise you can get both a tele and a les paul for the same money, and a better sound for 90% of the musical styles out there.
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I play a number of custom guitars, but I have to say this particular gretsch guitar is really great. From right off the showroom floor it went right to work and with only minor adjustments to the action, intonation and electronics. This guitar is easy to play, great neck and sounds awesome thru my fender hotrod deville amps. I can get a great sound with minimal effet pedals. Alot of times I will the amps only. Definitely worth the price and this is great for the value of ones dollars.
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The G6120SH is one of the best guitars Ive ever played! The TV Jones pickups sound great clean, or distorted and the '59 trestle bracing gives it a more solid feel than other hollow bodies. The tones are awesome! You've got to play this thing to believe it!
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I was actually looking for a Tennessee Rose when I accidentally stumbled onto this guitar. The guitar shop did not have a Tennessee Rose so I decided to test out a Country Club. I was very impressed with the CC and was considering buying it when the tech I was working with asked me to play the Hot Rod. I was afraid of the price but decided to give it a whirl anyway. The smaller box of this guitar was instantly noticeable...I loved it. The neck is slim and plays super fast, but this guitar is all about simplicity and tone. Unlike most other Gretsch models, there is only one pickup select switch, and NO tone knobs...just one selector switch and a volume knob. That's all you need because this guitar sings. It's warm, quick, and has a great sound range from fuzzy blues, clean jazz, screaming rockabilly, etc. I've played SG's and Les Paul's and Strats, but none compare to this baby. If you're looking for a hollow body, you owe it to yourself to try this guitar.
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I've had this guitar for a while now. The tone is simply amzing. What I can do with this guitar blows me away. I've never seen a guitar with this kind of play or a neck this smooth. I prefer the Les Paul for most of my interest but this Gretsch is way up there.
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JustinIf we're talking higher milage, usually I am in higher 8-12k altitude. Still push at least 40 miles and upwards of 60 per day, if less climbing.I think 2 pounds makes a difference when going this distance.A 13lb vs 15lb pack weight does feel better and 2 less is that much more.I do feel there is a huge difference when your pack weight goes above 18lbs.Then again carrying 9 vs 18 makes those higher mileages doable, which is the reason I go SUL.My biggest factors in what kills me, in order, are1. altitude2. heat3. weightI have never been able to be up in altitude long enough to get used to it.If I was better at altitude, the JMT supported and TRT unsupported record would be mine.Still, while I am "hiking" these trails it is in the same fashion as any other hiker. carrying all my gear and hiking the exact same trail.When going unsupported, you are really being in touch with the trail the entire way. Even more so than most thru hikers.
Considering total pack weights: I found a pretty noticable difference in comfort and energy between a 15lb pack and a 10lb pack. The difference between 25lb and 10lb would be HUGE for me. I also do "high" mileage days at altitude. 20+ miles and 6k+ a day. I rarely drop below 10,000' for most trips (usually just the approach and return from my trip). I usually summit a few 13,000' peaks per trip.
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Aaron, I agree simplicity is the key. As far as what I need, I'd sum it up as freedom. SUL to me is about experiencing freedom. To get that freedom I seek to rely on my own skill rather than that of others. Does that mean I need to know much more than is necessary to experience SUL? I think the answer is yes. This is what I was trying to share in my list. I'm not sure this is a bad thing, but it is my style of SUL. You've made me think that if I would give into my need for independence I could simplify my outdoor experience. Not the actual trip itself, my trips are extremely simple, but rather the energy that goes into preparing for a trip. This is anything but simple. An example where I did this last year was buying hawk vittles for dinners. It is much simpler than dehydrating my own food.This is what I like about BPL, it always keeps me thinking.Jamie
JamieJust when I thought I had some good gear and it doesn't get any better, I saw a SUL list that had not one item that was on my list. Not only that, it was lighter and warmer with a few more luxury items.It blew me away, and just goes to show how much you can learn on this site.I think the best way to go SUL is to car camp and have what ever items you may think you need right in the car and just pull out the items you can only not do without.
> Just when I thought I had some good gear and it doesn't > get any better, I saw a SUL list that had not one item > that was on my list. You can't just say that and not share!
It was linked to someones profile. Not sure who's it was.
I put together a SUL gear list as a challenge to myself - it is the second half of this list, starting on page 3: http://www.backpackinglight.com/backpackinglight/forums/gear_lists/af985311db2564c1271fd01a9ec786b5.pdfI was really surprised the first time I realized SUL was in reach, as I take an XL to XXL and extra long in everything and am unwilling to sacrifice a fully enclosed tent, comfy full sized sleeping pad, conservatively rated quilt, down hood and sleeves, hot food, etc. Plus I hike primarily in the Sierra's.I will be testing this list on an overnight or three this summer. That being said, for regular use I am much more likely to end up adding:Sawyer Squeeze1/8" Gossamer Gear Thinlight pad (use under the Exped)Mountain Hardwear GW anorak (wind shirt) Arc'teryx Phase SL baselayers/sleep clothesExtra pair ea. socks & underwearPolycro groundsheet for longer tripsThis would bring the total weight carried to 10lbs for an overnight, still ridiculously light for a 265lb dude!
Edited by drewjh on 06/05/2013 03:56:41 MDT.
I have done 2 SUL trips, both in high desert national parks. When I was out there I thought, "wish I had my camera, this CCF pad sucks, I would rather have my montbell pillow than use my arm, this mammut s-lite sure isn't bright..... Etcetera." I can crank out 20+ miles with ease in the Sierra with 6K elevation change with a sub 10lb base. It was fun to see how much I can not bring, but I have gotten wiser and bring more now. Now I spend my time outfitting friends that join me or are on there own adventures and are interested in lightening up.
Chris,Excellent point .... although I would argue that SUL is as much a thought process as it is a weight on a spreadsheet ...Using this site, as well as a few other resources, has enabled me to reduce my baseweight from 35 pounds plus to 5.25 .... and 8 if I add back in a LOT of comfort ...That's what the path to SUL means to me ... it enables me to be very comfortable in the backcountry and have a Total Packweight of about 20 lbs for a week long hike. It also pushed me to learn a lot more about living in harmony with nature, how to thrive in the backcountry without dependence on a pack or the gear in the pack, and how to spend my time enjoying my hike/camping rather than fiddling with my gear.This was a REVELATION for me .... and pushing for SUL enabled me to get that last 5 lbs out of my pack that was unneeded crappppp. Now pack weight is an informed choice for me ... I pick my gear, and my baseweight, depending on the conditions of the hike, and still stay well into the ultralight spectrum, even when preparing for adverse conditions.It has also pushed me to take the long view on fitness, weight, etc. I have had back problems for 25 years, cumminating with three vertabra fused in 2009 .... for me, 5 lbs of packweight is the difference between having fun and agony with every step, however, it is improving over time ... something you have to be comfortable with in middle age ... you just don't bounce as well at 50 as you did at 20.Keep it light brother .... and hike on ...
Hi Mark,and pushing for SUL enabled me to get that last 5 lbs out of my pack that was unneeded crappppp.Would be interest to know what items you got rid of, or was it more moving to simpler, lighter versions of existing gear. I am interested in reducing pack weight, but more interested in just having less items to pack before a trip and less to manage on a trip.This thread has made me look again at what I am carrying. Plus now I am doing some Bikepacking trips, which are generally of shorter duration and at lower altitude than my backpacking trips, so I am thinking I could really simplify my set up for those trips. The lack of predictability of New Zealand weather will always be a factor, but on shorter trips this is less of a concern.Thanks,J
I thing I did to reduce the number of items in my pack was to start with a blank sheet sitting at my kitchen table away from any gear and make a list of things I needed on my hike. List things like shelter, sleeping bag, etc rather than the specific brand. Then evaluate whether you need these things as items before even looking at the weight of the item.I found this allowed me to get rid of more stuff because instead of looking at a spreadsheet of what I carry and the weight of the item I was starting from a blank sheet. and secondly you aren't able to say oh its just an ounce so I will add it.Once you have decided on what type of items you need, then you can go out and find the lightest versions of the items that meet your needs.This really helped me reduce my first aid kit, cook kit, and misc items. Your list really widdles down to Stay Warm,Stay Dry,Able to eat,Able to hike,
I'm new to the SUL. I want to put together a 5 pound or under, or 2.2kg for those that live in Australia base weight. My current base weight is between 11 to 13 pounds. After this 5 pound challenge of mine, I wish to get my base weight down no more than 7 to 10 pounds max for winter. I have an overnight bushwalk planned in the next few weeks of 32km at Cooloola National Park near Rainbow Beach in QLD Australia I want to make this Overnight a challenge for me to see if I can get under the 5 pound (2.2kg) base weight.New Gossamer Gear Kumo backpack on it's way to me as I type this. Already own a vast aray of Cooking kits, from metho to esbit tablets, beer can pots etc. Shelter will be a MLD Cuben DuoMid. Plan not to take a sleeping pad, as the plans are to camp on the soft sand behind a sand dune on the beach and use a piece of tyvek sheet to lay on.Should be fun, Somehow will include the GoPro camera so I can film and do a trip report on my first SUL Bushwalk.
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Tuesday, voters across the state will decide whether to approve property tax increases to fund public schools. In the Town of Clarence, where voters are being asked to approve a tax hike of nearly ten-percent, someone vandalized a sign paid for by those opposing the increase.
"The sign was of a woman. It was a stock photo. And, of course, it had her face and everything else on it. Today, we wake up to it and somebody wiped out, painted, crosses out with paint, the vote no and put yes," says Lisa Thrun.
Thrun is one of the Clarence homeowners leading the charge against the proposed 9.8-percent property tax increase to fund public schools.
"It's controversial and people are a little bit worried about that," she says.
Thrun helped put a large sign up across from the high school, and until sometime this weekend, it looked just like the mailers she sent out.
"Some black signs went up claiming that the Clarence taxpayers say let the schools rot. We've had other signs defaced, and ones that are actually disrespectful to seniors. And, we've had a lot of signs also stolen off of private property," she adds.
So far, no one has claimed responsibility for the stolen and defaced signs. But Thrun's concerns go beyond the vandals.
"We're hearing from seniors that are afraid they're going to lose their home, and small business owners, they're not going to be competitive if they have to pass that on to their customers, and families that are saying I don't know if I can stay in New York anymore because the taxes are just so high," says Thrun.
"People are out there like oh I'm not going to afford to be able to live in Clarence. That's the big beef out there for seniors, and I understand people on fixed incomes, I get it, but where else are you going to move? The only other choice you have to move to pay lower taxes is Holland," says Tricia Andrews.
Andrews is a PTO president who is trying to get a spot on the town's school board. She supports the tax increase. If approved, the district says the owner of a $200,000 home would be paying an additional $252 a year.
"Are you confident the budget will pass?" asked Kelly Dudzik.
"I have to believe it will. We'll see Tuesday. If it doesn't, I think they have to make 37 more additional staff cuts, and where they're going to make those cuts, obviously has to be for the non-mandated programs which is all your music, all your sports, your school nurses, your librarians. I mean, possibly kindergarten isn't even mandated," said Andrews.
While the women don't see eye to eye on how to fix the district's budget problems, there is one thing they can agree on. They do not appreciate the actions of the mystery vandal.
"This is not something people in Clarence do and whoever is doing it is shutting down the conversation," says Thrun.
"It's Clarence. Usually we're top notch in things and classy, so I just think, I don't know, that's poor class," says Andrews.
We could not find any signs supporting the tax increase. And, there may be a reason for that. Those in favor of the tax increase tell us they found several of their signs in a dumpster.
Since Clarence is asking voters to approve a tax hike that is above the state's property tax cap, more than 60-percent of voters have to approve the proposed budget in order for it to pass instead of the normal 50-percent plus one.
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WAVERLY – Kevin D. Talcott, 40, of 10 Washington St., Potsdam, and his son, Drew R., 9, were injured in a single-car crash at 12:39 p.m. Saturday.
Mr. Talcott lost control of his car while driving on Route 458, and the car hit a guardrail and went into embankment, according to state police.
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POTSDAM Carlene M. McCargar, 55, of 798 Old Market Road, was injured in a two-car crash at 1 p.m. Friday on Route 11.
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Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Bob Papp said in a recent TV interview that the service's budget is nearing the point where cuts to manning or missions must be considered. (Screen grab courtesy of This Week in Defense News)
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It's been 4˝ years since Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Bob Papp took the helm of the service, and each year, he said, he's declared it the service's worst budget year yet.
This year is no different.
Papp discussed how the service would deal with its shrinking cash allowance — what cuts could be coming, what missions could change and where Coasties could feel the financial pinch in their daily duties — during an interview for "This Week in Defense News with Vago Muradian." Some highlights:
'Worst year yet'
This year's sequestration cuts and government shutdown put yet more pressure on Coast Guardsmen to carry out missions on a tight budget.
"I've been right every year. Each year has gotten worse," Papp said of the budget. "It makes it very difficult to plan, to train, to keep people motivated and prepared to go out and do very dangerous things."
Papp said that his service needs about $2 billion a year to continue carrying out missions and maintain an economical ordering quantity for its acquisition projects, but that he's been making do with $1.3 billion the past several years.
"If we start going below $1.3 billion, I have to start cutting programs, and that's the situation that I find myself in," he said.
Maintaining the force
Despite the threat of deeper cuts, Papp said he's committed to keeping the Coast Guard at its current size. The service has worked its way back up to 42,000 uniformed personnel, Papp said, up from 36,000 following cuts in the mid-to-late 1990s.
Because Papp wants to "hold on to as many people as possible," he said, cuts would have to come from somewhere else — but that strategy won't last forever.
"So when you try to balance the recapitalization, construction projects, keep your people, keep them happy, keep them trained and then spend money on operations, at a certain point, you get to that tipping point where you have no other alternative other than to start cutting people or start cutting projects," he said. "And I think we're at that point now."
'Last in, first out'
So, if he had to cut something, where would he start?
"An easy thing would be to say, 'Last in, first out.' " Papp said. "We have a large icebreaker program that has been introduced now to build a new polar icebreaker. That was the last one in; that would cost, at the high side, $1 billion to build that icebreaker."
It would be the third in the Coast Guard's active polar fleet, designed to break up polar ice while patrolling the Arctic.
Leasing such ships from another agency or private entity wouldn't solve the service's problems, Papp said.
"Looking at the way that we train, we equip, and the proviso, the dependability that we need, we need to own that icebreaker so that we can use it for all United States sovereign interests," he said.
And, he added, leasing takes money from the budget.
"At the end of that lease, you own nothing, and you've spent a lot of money," he said. "I'd rather own that icebreaker."
Mission control
There was also a suggestion that the Coast Guard pare its mission load. Each year, the Department of Homeland Security evaluates the service on its 23 statutory missions — the recently released 2012 report found that the service met only 11 of its goals, with a 27 percent grade for overall readiness.
According to the report, much of that readiness gap comes from the aging cutter fleet. Papp said that once the national security cutter fleet is complete — four of eight planned ships have been christened so far — he can get to work on 25 new offshore patrol cutters to replace the 33 aging medium endurance cutters in service.
Some have suggested doing away with aids to navigation, Papp said, including buoy and lighting maintenance to guide mariners. However, he said, money allocated to that mission wouldn't go to other Coast Guard missions — it would simply be recycled into the federal budget, likely for private contractors to maintain those aids.
As the Coast Guard's missions are assigned by law, Papp said, it would take legislation to adjust them. For now, his options are limited.
"What I can do is reduce the level of effort in each one of those mission areas until someone tells me I don't have to do a mission anymore," he said.
Despite the constraints, Papp said, he's confident the Coast Guard will find a way to make it all work.
"I tend to be a very optimistic guy. ... I know what this service needs, and so far we've been successful and we'll continue pressing ahead," he said.
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Linsanity- By Kyle Turner
Linsanity – a truly ridiculous pun in retrospect. However, what that word represented was far from fallacy. The New York Knicks, for 28-year old who grew up in New York, were synonymous with tumult. From their near-championship, winning ways in the mid-90's, to the scrappy late-90's teams full of heart and vigor, to the messy "Shandon Anderson-and-Howard Eisley 00's, the Knicks had always been this city's greatest friend and worst enemy.
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The Knicks had just finished a back-to-back that included a mind-blowing performance by Jeremy Lin in Toronto. I remember the date fondly, February, 14th 2012. Lin had capped off a fantastic 27-point, 11-assist Valentine's Day performance with a game winning 3-pointer, their 6th victory in a row. Two days later, TWC and MSG ended their 48 day fracas. February, 17th, I watched the Knicks play (and lose, ugh!) to the New Orleans Hornets from a hospital bed at Memorial-Sloan Kettering.
Linsanity, for me, was an escape. As cliché as I know it sounds, despite my unfortunate circumstances, Jeremy Lin was making basketball in this city relevant again, and for some reason that was more than enough for me to breathe a little more easily. One of the best things about New York (besides its incredible hospitals), is how united so many people can become behind one thing. Two baseball teams, 2 hockey teams, 2 football teams and (back then) 1 basketball team. Jeremy Lin made the city care about these Knicks again. And at the same time, Linsanity gave me a reason to think of a future past the hospital bed in and out of which I spent 4 months; a future where the Knicks might actually be good. Again.
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|Though the facade of the Western Mining and Railroad Museum in Helper will remain largely unchanged, museum staff and city officials anticipate construction to begin this year on an addition to the north of the museum. The completed addition will contain increased office space, fully-accessible restrooms, an elevator, state record repository and increased exhibit space. A funding approval for $70,000 in county restaurant tax monies represents some of the final funding for phase one of the project, which is expected to cost more than $850,000.
The Carbon County Commission approved five requests for restaurant tax funding on Feb. 7.
The commission's approvals total more than $130,000, with more than $100,000 going to projects in Helper.
Two requests, totaling $22,000 were denied.
A decision has yet to be made regarding more than $200,000 in outstanding requests.
Requests are submitted to the county's restaurant tax board.
The board reviews the funding proposals, asks for additional information when needed and then makes a recommendation to county commissioners.
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The largest funding request approved was for Helper's Western Mining and Railroad Museum to help cover the costs of renovation.
The museum will receive $70,000 toward the project, subject to confirmation that other funding sources have been finalized.
Total costs for the museum expansion are expected to exceed $1.2 million.
The first phase of the project is estimated at more than $850,000.
Another request in Helper totaled $26,890 for a billboard to be replaced at the north end of the city, just west of U.S. Highway 6.
The request had been approved some years earlier, but Helper officials had not used the funds.
The billboard will be the first sign motorists driving into Carbon County see as they leave Price Canyon.
Helper officials say they plan to use the billboard to encourage motorists to leave the highway and drive through the city's historic business district.
The Helper Arts Festival will receive $6,000 toward the replacement and repairs of the stage located in the city's Main Street park.
Restaurant tax dollars were used to build the canopy over the stage.
The total cost for the stage is anticipated to come to $32,300.
The county commission approved the restaurant tax board's recommendation with the condition that other funding sources are in place before the money is released.
A fourth request from Helper's community development committee for $12,000 was denied by the commission based on the restaurant tax board's recommendation.
The funding requested would have been used for post-construction items at the city's pool scheduled for opening later this year.
The restaurant tax board recommended denial because it did not fully fit the brick and mortar standard.
The county commission also denied a funding request for restaurant tax revenues from the Bryner Pioneer Museum in Price.
Because the museum is privately owned, the county is barred from allocating public funds to support the project.
Carbon County Travel Region, the area's travel bureau requested $25,000 for use toward promoting the region.
The county commission approved $10,000 with the remaining balance available after a review in six months.
County officials indicated that they wanted to ensure that funds would be used by the travel bureau specifically as requested.
As long as the travel bureau can demonstrate that the funds will be dedicated to approved uses, the county will fund the remaining $15,000.
Castle Country Regional Information Center requested $6,000 in restaurant tax revenues.
The information center is supported by various entities, including federal as well as state agencies and the travel bureaus in Carbon and Emery Counties.
The entities supporting the information center also include Carbon County Recreation, Price city and Castle Dale.
Funding from county restaurant taxes will be sued to help provide tourist information about the Carbon-Emery area at the center.
Four requests for funding are still pending action.
The restaurant tax board met on Feb. 8 to hear additional information from two funding applicants.
City officials in Price requested $25,000 in restaurant tax revenues to help fund the construction of a trail head on the county's multi-use trail.
The trail head will dedicated to equestrian users.
City officials explained that horses and motorized off-highway vehicles do not mix well. Therefore, providing a separate staging area for horses and riders will be a unique attraction.
East Carbon requested $20,000 for use in renovating the exterior of the Rasmussen building, which city officials hope to convert into a museum.
East Carbon City officials at the meeting explained that the city has collected many historical artifacts over the years.
Since the closure and demolition of East Carbon High School, community members have pushed to find a permanent home for the city's history.
The restaurant tax board had anticipated making its decision regarding a recommendation to the county commission.
However, when the members adjourned to deliberate the matter behind closed doors, the Sun Advocate protested the action.
The restaurant tax board subsequently adjourned the meeting without deliberating the matter.
A legal opinion from the county attorney's office is expected to clarify whether advisory boards are subject to statutory guidelines outlined in Utah's open and public meetings act.
The restaurant tax board members are expected to make the panel's recommendation regarding the funding request after the attorneys finish the review.
Two additional restaurant tax funding requests are outstanding.
One funding request is for $60,000 from Carbon County for promotion of the North Springs recreation area near Wattis and the events center at the fairgrounds.
The recreation area and county's events center are expected to open during the current year.
The College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum requested $100,000 toward a planned garden exhibiting plants which lived in the area millions of years ago.
The board has not set a meeting to make a decision regarding a recommendation on the county and college requests.
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Concordia University will host a series of free, public events during the month of February on its Portland, Ore. campus at 2811 N.E. Holman St., unless otherwise noted. For a full list of events, visit www.cu-portland.edu/calendar.
February 6, 2014
Internationally renowned author Sir Ken Robinson, PhD, visited with students at Concordia University and spoke to a sold-out crowd of 600 attendees at the 3rd Annual Gov. Victor Atiyeh Leadership in Education Awards on Feb. 4 at the Portland Art Museum.
The awards ceremony, presented by HotChalk Inc., was held at the Portland Art Museum to raise funds for student scholarships and celebrate innovative leaders in the education field. Concordia University's College of Education prepares more teachers than any other higher education institution in Oregon.
January 15, 2014
U.S. News ranked Concordia University Portland among the top schools for online graduate education in rankings released today. For Concordia, its highest scores were in the area of faculty credentials, followed by closely by student engagement.
Concordia ranked 120th and was the only Oregon-based university to be included in the rankings and one of the only five Pacific Northwest universities to make the list.
December 14, 2013
A campus fixture for the past two and a half years, service dog "Dixie" walked in Concordia University Portland's fall commencement on Saturday, Dec. 14, 2013.
Donned in cap and gown, Dixie will join her owner, Concordia graduate Amanda Cherry, as she receives her bachelors of arts degree in English and communication with a minor in psychology from Concordia University Portland.