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LAWRENCEVILLE -- Police have identified the Duluth man killed in a shooting at a Lawrenceville apartment complex Friday, a crime they now believe may have been a drug deal gone bad.
Witnesses told police Friday that two men were conversing with the occupants of a dark-colored vehicle in the parking lot of the Carrington Chase Apartments complex on Club Drive when gunshots erupted.
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A cell phone outage across Haywood County Thursday afternoon resulted in a shooting. Just before 5am, Waynesville authorities were called out to the Verizon Store after Lawrence Martin, apparently upset about his phone & cable being out, shot 15 rounds at the building from his vehicle.
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Robert Redford Teams Up With USGBC for Green Schools Summit
The award-winning actor and director Robert Redford has long used his star power to champion environmental, social, and artistic causes. Roughly 40 years ago, he purchased a tract of land Utah's Wasatch Mountains that would evolve into the 5,000-acre nature preserve and eco-resort known as Sundance. He later established the Sundance Film Festival, Sundance Institute, and the Sundance Channel—all dedicated to supporting independent artists.
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In 2009, the movie star expanded his enterprise yet again with the official establishment of the Redford Center, a nonprofit that facilitates "positive social and environmental change through the arts, education, and civil discourse." The organization has delivered on several fronts, from hosting a conference on water conservation to presenting an author series that has drawn eminent figures such as Madeleine Albright and E.O. Wilson.
Now, the organization is getting involved in the sustainable schools movement. From November 7 to 9, dozens of educators and civic leaders from around the U.S. gathered at the Sundance Resort for the first Greening of America's Schools Summit. The event was organized by the Redford Center with the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) and ICLEI USA – Local Governments for Sustainability. The goal: to have a no-holds-barred conversation about greening schools and to develop tools and action plans. The information collected during the summit will be fed into a report that the USGBC and American Institute of Architects plan to co-publish in January.
Attendees stayed at the picturesque resort and spent most of the three-day summit in a barn-like conference room clad in salvaged wood. "Sundance provided the ideal environment for this discussion to take place, with its abundant natural resources and peaceful surroundings," said Brooks Rainwater, National AIA's director of local relations, who came from Washington, D.C., for the event. The summit—skillfully moderated by Lee Bycel, the Redford Center's executive director—drew a broad mix people, including 10 mayors, nine school superintendents, and a number of prominent environmentalists (such as Bill McKibben) and educational association leaders (such as Anne Bryant, executive director of the National School Board Association). Other participants included an architect, chef, and teenager who founded Kids vs Global Warming. Redford said the varied guest list reflects the makeup of our country. "America is diverse," he said. "Diversity is one of our greatest attributes."
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East Sandwich – John Paul "Papa" Aboltin, 62, of East Sandwich, passed away suddenly Sept. 8, 2009, while vacationing on Campobello Island, New Brunswick.
A 1965 graduate of Dedham High School, Mr. Aboltin was also a 1967 graduate of Wentworth Institute of Technology and a 1969 graduate of the University of Arizona's School of Nuclear Engineering. Just out of school, Mr. Aboltin began working at the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth in 1969, and helped to bring the plant on line in 1972. He loved his profession and remained a loyal and dedicated reactor engineer for nearly 40 years.
Mr. Aboltin was a quiet, gentle man who loved spending time with his family and taking the family dog, Kaila, for walks through East Sandwich Game Farm.
During the 27 years he lived in East Sandwich, he and his family hosted kids from the Babe Ruth All-Stars, the Cape Irish Children's program, the high school foreign exchange program, and "Up With People." He was also a dedicated baseball and basketball coach for both his sons and other children of the community.
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A funeral Mass was celebrated at Our Lady Of Victory in Centerville.
As Mr. Aboltin loved animals and his daily walks in the bird farm, donations in his name may be made to Forever Paws Animal Shelter www.foreverpaws.com, 300 Lynwood St., Fall River, MA 02721, or Thornton Burgess Society, www.thorntonburgess.org, 6 Discovery Hill Road, East Sandwich, MA 02537, to support their efforts to maintain the East Sandwich Game Farm.
Haverford, PA – Joseph T. Carson, 85, of Osterville and Haverford, a retired chemical company executive and yet another of America's disappearing "Greatest Generation," died of complications related to prostate cancer at the Quadrangle Convalescent Care Facility in Haverford Sept. 3, 2009.
Mr. Carson grew up in Lansdowne, PA, and graduated from St. Joseph's Preparatory School in Philadelphia. The Second World War interrupted his collegiate career at the University of Pennsylvania when he enlisted in the United States Navy. Upon graduation from the Navy Flight School, he was commissioned as an officer and assigned to the Pacific Theatre where he served as a Navy bomber pilot and was decorated for missions flown in connection with the assault on Okinawa.
For 31 years, Mr. Carson served as President of W. B. Severn Inc., a Philadelphia chemical company specializing in refrigerant gases. After a merger with Tanner Industries, he continued on until his retirement in 1993.
Throughout his life, Mr. Carson was active in the sport of trapshooting and was a past president and honorary member of the Atlantic Indians Trapshooting Association. He was also an avid and accomplished golfer and former member of the Board of Directors at St. David's Golf Club in Wayne, PA, where he was proud to be the member most longstanding. His other memberships included Oyster Harbors Golf Club, in Cape Cod, and Pine Tree Golf Club, in Boynton Beach, FL. He was also a member of the Philadelphia Seniors Golf Association, the Philadelphia Chemical Club and the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick.
Mr. Carson was a longtime volunteer for Meals on Wheels and Catholic Charities Appeal, and was an active member of the choir at St. John Neumann Church in Bryn Mawr, PA.
Mr. Carson is survived by his wife, Mary-Joan Doyle Carson; five children, Timothy J. Carson, Kit Carson-Brennan, Marian Galardy, Christine Loesche, and Rosemary Schafer; four stepchildren, Katharine White and John, Jeremiah, and Richard Doyle; and 28 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren. Mr. Carson was predeceased by his first wife, Marian Maloney who died in 1991, and a stepchild, Stephen who died in 2006.
A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated at St. John Neumann Church in Bryn Mawr.
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Hyannis – Josephine (Burnett) Cobb, 91, of Hyannis, died Sept. 4, 2009, at Essex Pavilion in Hyannis. She was the wife of the late Wayland Cobb.
A lifelong resident of Cape Cod, Mrs. Cobb was born in Brewster, raised and educated in Brewster and Dennis, and was a longtime resident of Hyannis.
For many years, Mrs. Cobb worked at Cape Cod Hospital. She loved sewing and quilting.
Mrs. Cobb is survived by two stepsons, Thomas Cobb and his wife Carol of Oxford, CT, and John Cobb and his wife Donna of Las Vegas. In addition to her husband, Mrs. Cobb was predeceased by three brothers, Harold, Norman and Chandler Burnett; and two sisters, Dorothy and Cora Burnett.
Funeral services will be private.
Osterville – Daniel C. Hostetter, 65, of Osterville, passed away Sept. 7, 2009, at Massachusetts General Hospital, after a 22-month long battle with a very rare form of sinonasal cancer.
Born and raised in Osterville, he was the son of the late Winifred and Raymond Hostetter. He attended Trinity Pawling School in New York for two years, then Barnstable High, where he was an All-American halfback, who was later inducted into the Barnstable High School Hall of Fame. In 1961, he became a hometown hero, scoring a record five touchdowns in the Thanksgiving game against Falmouth. In 1963, he was a awarded a football scholarship to Boston College, where he became a rare freshman starter and went on to be a standout player in clutch games against Holy Cross, Penn State, Syracuse, Army, Navy, and Air Force, among others.
His family built, then owned and operated Wimpy's restaurant in Osterville for 58 years. Mr. Hostetter was a real estate developer in both Massachusetts and Vermont. Some of his many developments include Oyster Bay and Fernbrook in Centerville, Whistleberry in Marstons Mills, and Clockworks Condominiums in Osterville. He was also the original developer of Willowbend in Mashpee and The Brookside Club in Bourne.
His passions were threefold: golf, friends, and his family, especially his wife of 42 years, Priscilla. They met and fell in love in high school, while she was a cheerleader for his Raider team. Their beautiful marriage was the envy of all who know them.
His golf game was the envy of all who played with him. Self-taught in his mid-20s, his first handicap was 9. Mr. Hostetter was a fierce competitor, with 17 holes-in-one to his credit, but it was his grace, humility, and sportsmanship that made him a true champion. He was four-time club champ at Oyster Harbors Club, three-time club champ at Loxahatchee Club in Jupiter, FL, three-time winner of the Sea Gulls Tournament at Hyannisport, in and club champ at both Hyannisport and Wianno. More importantly, his friends considered him the most coveted partner in any format, as he brought out the best in everyone he played with.
As accomplished as he was, he was known to be the most humble of men, and was often heard telling friends that his greatest accomplishment was his children, and watching them become parents.
He is survived by his wife, Priscilla; daughter, Kristin (Pandit); sons, Daniel Jr. and Adam; and grandchildren, Charlie, Joey, Christopher, Paige, Will, Ben, and Brooke.
A funeral Mass was celebrated at Our Lady of Victory Church in Centerville.
Donations in his name may be made to MGH Cancer Research Fund, Attention: Dr. Jeffrey Clark, 234 Lawrence, MGH Cancer Center, 55 Fruit St., Boston, MA 02114.
Centerville – Frances D. Lillis, of Centerville, formerly of Waltham, died Sept. 6, 2009.
Born in Boston, she was a graduate of Waltham High School and Boston City Hospital School of Nursing, Class of 1944, and received her Bachelor of Science degree from New England College.
An ensign in the Navy during World War II, she retired from the Waltham public school system as a school nurse.
She was the wife of the late Peter J. Lillis; mother of Stephen J. and his wife Kathryn Gantman-Lillis of Framingham, Ann L. Callahan of Needham, and the late P.J. Lillis Jr. of Waltham; grandmother of Thomas, Michael, and Lauren Callahan; sister of Robert Cusack of Hingham, and the late Peggy Campbell, Anne Barnicle and William Cusack. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews.
A funeral Mass was celebrated in Our Lady of Victory Church in Centerville, with burial in the Massachusetts National Cemetery, Bourne.
Donations in her name may be made to Hospice & Palliative Care of Cape Cod, 765 Attucks Lane, Hyannis, MA 02601
Marstons Mills – Donald Gaston Lyons, 82, of Marstons Mills, passed from this life Sept. 6, 2009, surrounded by his family.
Born Aug. 19, 1927, in Teaneck, N.J., to Viola and Charles Lyons, Mr. Lyons attended Newton High School, graduated from The Brown and Nichols School, attended Colgate University, enlisted in the Army Air Forces in 1945, and graduated from Boston University.
He was a salesman and then regional manager in the food brokerage business for many years. The Lyons' moved their growing family to Cape Cod in 1961, where they resided in Centerville until 1978. Mr. Lyons and wife Mary moved to Marstons Mills, where they later retired.
Mr. Lyons loved to hunt and fish, grow his big garden, and spend time exploring the outdoors. He was a natural at golf, and enjoyed traveling around the country to visit his grown children. More recently, he loved sitting in his big chair and watching the birds and wildlife outside. He loved to chart the weather and was always current on world events.
He is survived by his wife and best friend of 55 years, Mary (Fallon) Lyons; and seven children, Patricia Sousa (Michael), Donald Lyons (Kate), Katie Lyons, Nancy Giovannini (David), Linda Romano, Mary Matthews (Cedrick), and Dan Lyons (Kim); 13 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren; and multiple nieces and nephews. He is also survived by his brother, Kenneth Lyons (Anne); and sister, Jean O'Neill.
A memorial Mass was celebrated at Our Lady of Victory Church in Centerville.
Donations in his name may be made to the Salvation Army or to a charity of one's choice.
Marstons Mills – Michael Joseph Maier, 59, of Marstons Mills, passed away Sept. 2, 2009.
Born and raised in Newton, he was the third child and only son of Joseph and Polly Maier, and brother to Linda O'Hara and the late Deirdre Paulini.
Mr. Maier developed his love of the ocean at an early age. He nurtured this attachment, as he nurtured all his friendships, with deep loyalty and appreciation.
He married Nancy Burke in 1986, settled in Marstons Mills, and raised two sons, Brendan and Conor, on his beloved Cape Cod. He was a proud and devoted father who spent hours, days, and years traveling from beach to beach and port to port with his family. His sons were avid fishermen, and although Mr. Maier had to be cajoled to put a fishing line in the water, he supported their passion and transported them to docks and dinghies all over the Cape.
He was always happiest on the water, and if he could read a book in the berth, so much the better. He was an avid reader and student of history and especially enjoyed non-fiction and maritime adventures.
Mr. Maier worked for 23 years in the Sandwich school system. He was a diligent worker who enriched his labor by bringing an artist's sensibility to the most mundane tasks.
He was an accomplished artist, who specialized in nautical scenes. His watercolors are wonderfully detailed, showing an extraordinary command of color and shape.
His friends and family knew him to be a kind and generous man who loved to get friends to gather, wanted to turn the music up louder, and convince everyone to take another sandwich.
A celebration of Michael's life was held at the Cotuit Center for the Arts in Cotuit.
Donations in his name may be made to the Cotuit Center for the Arts, P.O. Box 2042, Cotuit, MA 02635.
St. Augustine, FL – John Brian "Rubin" Medeiros, 61, of St. Augustine, died Sept. 1, 2009, at Flagler Hospital.
Born in New Bedford, he relocated to Florida in 1989 from Cape Cod. He went to school at Barnstable Middle School in Barnstable and was a graduate of Dennis-Yarmouth High School, Yarmouth.
He worked as a sheet metal fabricator for several years with Hyannis Sheet Metal, Hyannis, and then worked with Cape Cod Gas Co. until moving to Florida.
In Florida, he worked as a carpenter in residential and commercial building and hotel maintenance until his retirement in 2006.
Mr. Medeiros enjoyed driving his classic Chevy Luv truck, classic cars, fishing, camping, and meeting new friends.
He is survived by his wife, Carol Lee Medeiros of St. Augustine; son, Tim Medeiros of Southern California; daughter, Lynnette Medeiros Barr of Falmouth; stepdaughter, Michelle Landry of Derry, N.H.; brother, James Medeiros of Bath, N.H.; sisters, Patricia Washington of Marstons Mills and Elizabeth Medeiros of Hyannis; stepbrothers, Joseph Medeiros Jr. of Arizona and Ronald Medeiros of Yarmouth; grandchildren, Madison, Haley, and Tyler Medeiros, and Michael Barr; and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by two brothers, Michael and Wayne Medeiros of Cape Cod.
Memorial services will be held 10 a.m. on Sept. 19, 2009, at St. Francis Xavier Church, 347 South St., Hyannis, with burial to follow at St. Francis Xavier Cemetery, Centerville.
Donations in his name can be made to the American Cancer Society.
Centerville – Milton L. Parrott, of Centerville, passed away Sept. 2, 2009, at the Life Care Center of Nashoba Valley in Littleton. He was 90 years old.
Born on July 6, 1919, in Hanover, N.H., to Leon and Emma Mae (Plamondon) Parrott, he was raised in White River Junction, VT, and graduated from Hartford High School, class of 1937.
Mr. Parrott served proudly in the Army during World War II as a technician fifth grade with the 9th Division Battery A, 26th Field Artillery Battalion and received the Purple Heart with six service stars. He fought in Algeria, Tunisia, Sicily, Northern France, Normandy, and Germany as a forward observer. After the war, he worked with the New England Telephone Co. for 32 years.
Mr. Parrott enjoyed golf and was a member of the Olde Barnstable Fairgrounds Golf Club. In addition to golf (his first love), he enjoyed caning chairs, repairing antique clocks, feeding the backyard birds and observing the seasons on the cranberry bog in Centerville, where he resided for more than 30 years. He was a baseball coach and loved watching baseball, football and basketball.
Mr. Parrott was the husband of Doris E. (Perkins) Parrott, with whom he shared 63 years of marriage. He was the father of Thomas L. Parrott and his companion Nancy Gallo of Nahant, Gerald E. Parrott and his wife Kathy of Barre, VT, and Karen L. Parrott of Acton; grandfather of Jayson and David Parrott, Brooke (Parrott) Nadzam and Nina Parrott; great-grandfather of Matthew Parrott and Rachel Gordon; brother of Norma Hamel of Norwich, VT, and the late Rae Parrott.
A funeral service was held in the Gately Funeral Home in Melrose. Interment was in the Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne.
Donations in his name may be made to the Jimmy Fund, 10 Brookline Place, West 6th Floor, Brookline, MA 02445.
Marstons Mills – Jason M. "JP" Pina, 36, of Marstons Mills, died unexpectedly Sept. 5, 2009, at Cape Cod Hospital.
He was the son of Elizabeth Blakemore of Onset and the late Theodore Pina, and stepson of the late Gordon L. Green.
Mr. Pina was born in Plymouth, and was raised and lived on Cape Cod his whole life. He attended Cape Cod Regional Technical High School and worked as a stonemason. He also worked with his stepfather, Gordon Green, in construction for many years. He enjoyed fishing, four-wheeling and spending time with his friends. He took great pride in his work as a stonemason throughout the Cape over the years.
He is survived by a son, Kadeem Pina of Dennis; two brothers, Anthony Pina of Worcester and Joseph Green of Marstons Mills; a sister, Suzanne Green of Marstons Mills; grandfather Jack Osborn of Micco, FL; aunts Elaine Owens of Franklin, Judith Russell of North Kingstown, R.I., MaryAnn Veiga, Patricia Smith and Pauline Miranda, all of Plymouth, and Irene Randolph of Atlanta; uncles Curtis Owens of Franklin, Warren Russell of North Kingstown, R.I., and Fred Osborn of New Bedford; and many cousins and friends.
He will also be greatly missed by his friends, Mason and Ramon Thomson, Matt Sherman, Paul Souza, Nate White and many other friends and family members.
A funeral service was held at the John-Lawrence Funeral Home in Marstons Mills, followed by burial at Vine Hill Cemetery in Plymouth.
Donations in his name may be made to the Salvation Army.
Cummaquid – Gladys Ellena Roshko, of Cummaquid, passed away Aug. 14, 2009.
Born in Alberta, Canada, Mrs. Roshko grew up in Calgary, Banff and Edmonton. As a youth, she enjoyed figure skating, swimming and diving.
When she was 17, she started teaching in a one-room schoolhouse in the Alberta farmland. Later, she completed her bachelor's degree in math and science at the University of Alberta.
In Edmonton, she had a radio show "The Golden Voice of Gladys Griffin-Beale," as well as the leading role in many Gilbert and Sullivan operettas. She turned down a scholarship to the Toronto Music Conservatory and instead married and moved to California.
She took up teaching again in the Pasadena public schools, where she taught English at McKinley Junior High and Blair High Schools for 30 years. There, she performed in the school musical extravaganzas "Broadway in Review" and "Kaleidoscope" and attended numerous school sports events.
In 1978, she was recognized by the Christian Science Monitor as a "topnotch" and "remarkable teacher" and in 1991, she was given a Teacher of Excellence Award by the Pasadena Rotary Club. However, she considered the large number of students, whose lives she touched and who kept in touch with her, her greatest tribute.
Mrs. Roshko loved traveling and learning about other cultures. With her husband, she took numerous trips to Europe, Asia, South America and Africa. She also traveled to Europe with the William Hall Chorale.
When she was in her 50s, she began learning Spanish and spent a month living with a family in Costa Rica.
Mrs. Roshko moved to Cape Cod in 1995, to be close to her grandchildren. She enjoyed the Cape, especially walking and swimming at the beaches, painting Cape scenery, taking classes at Cape Cod Community College and attending Cape Cod Symphony concerts. She was also a sports fan and liked watching the Patriots, Celtics and Red Sox. She loved making new friends and entertaining friends and neighbors.
She was an avid reader, an eager student and a passionate teacher. She loved people and will always be remembered for her optimism, spunk and spirit.
She is survived by her husband of 55 years; two daughters; and four grandchildren.
Donations in her name may be made to McCarthy Care Center, 73 Service Road, East Sandwich, MA 02537
Cotuit – Gordon E. West, 86, passed away Sept. 5, 2009, at the home of his daughter, Donna, with whom he lived.
Mr. West was born on Jan. 15, 1923, in Cotuit. He was the son of the late Henry and Mary (Foley) West. After graduating from Barnstable High, he enlisted in the Navy during World War II and served in the Pacific as a first class torpedo man.
He met his wife Mary, a nurse at Cape Cod Hospital, and married in 1946. They were together for 47 years until she passed away in 1995.
An avid cribbage player, Mr. West was a loyal supporter of the Barnstable High Football team and the Cotuit Kettleers of the Cape Cod Baseball League. In his youth, he had been a player on both teams. Mr. West was a member of the Cotuit Fire Department and a volunteer for Meals on Wheels.
His working years were spent as a jeweler at Balfour of Attleboro, a landscaper and gardener for a private estate, and then for the town of Barnstable until his retirement.
Mr. West was a gentle man, well known for his sense of humor, hard work, and for his devotion to his family.
In addition to his daughter, Donna, he is survived by his son, Robert and his wife Jean and their two children Meredith and Graham of North Yarmouth, ME. He was predeceased by sisters, Doris Coleman and Marjorie Read, and brother, Harold "Tom" West.
A private committal service will take place at Mosswood Cemetery, Cotuit.
Donations in his name may be made to the MSPCA-Angell, Attn: Donations, 350 S. Huntington Ave., Boston, MA 02130.
Sandwich – The Rev. Reginald F. White, of Sandwich, died Aug. 26, 2009 while a resident at the Royal Megansett Retirement Home in North Falmouth.
Born in 1911 in East Sheen, Surrey, England, Rev. White was educated at Richmond County Secondary School. Beginning his career on the London Stock Exchange, he later transferred to the building trade, specializing in concrete construction.
While serving in Birmingham, he became very active in youth work with the nationwide "Young Life Campaign." Working with the local clergy, he organized two citywide gospel crusades in the Birmingham Town Hall. He was a co-founder of Britain's largest "Youth for Christ" rallies, drawing more than 2,500 people to its monthly meetings, a series that lasted for over 10 years.
Traveling extensively with Dr. Billy Graham on his earlier visits to Britain, he actively helped set up similar rallies in the Midlands of England, and then went on to organize "British Youth for Christ" that had a ministry all across the British Isles. Rev. White later joined the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches, where he was called to the pastorate of the Kings Heath Evangelical Church in Birmingham and served for 10 years.
In 1951, Rev. White came to the United States for a coast-to-coast preaching tour at youth rallies and churches, with a further 10-month visit in 1952. Joined by his family in 1953, he continued this ministry before being called to join the extension staff of the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, where he conducted evangelistic meetings and had a Bible conference ministry in the Midwest, Canada, and the Eastern United States for eight years.
Rev. White then joined with Dr. Stephen Olford in 1963 at Calvary Baptist Church in New York. As associate pastor, he ministered for 31⁄2 years before receiving a call to the pastorate of Paramus Baptist Church in New Jersey. He served there for 10 years before coming to Cape Cod in 1977, where he was active in many New England churches in special services before retiring from active ministry.
A member of Christ Chapel in Centerville since 1987, he served on many boards there. He was a gifted photographer and had many fine sets of color slides taken in Europe and the U.S.
He married Eveline White in 1944 and they remained together for more than 60 years until she died in March of this year.
He is survived by a daughter, Margaret Fisher.
A memorial service was held in the Christ Chapel in Centerville.
Donations may be made in his name to the work of missions at Christ Chapel in Centerville.
West Yarmouth – Henry E. Wingate, 66, of West Yarmouth and formerly of Southborough, died unexpectedly at his home Sept. 3, 2009.
Mr. Wingate was a graduate of Watertown High School and Mass Maritime Academy. He was a Merchant Marine, who enjoyed traveling the world. He later worked many years at General Dynamic shipyard in Quincy before working for Yankee Atomic as a nuclear engineer.
In recent years, he enjoyed substitute teaching at Barnstable High School. He was an artist who loved the sea and fishing, especially on the beaches of Cape Cod.
Mr. Wingate was an avid cook and loved preparing holiday meals for family. However, his greatest joy was spending time with his grandchildren.
He is survived by his two daughters, Tracy Bertonazzi and her husband Eric, and Kristine Shrifin and her husband Brian, all of Southborough; five grandchildren, Billy, Betsy and Ben Bertonazzi, and Charlie and Courtney Shifrin.
Donations in his name may be made to Mass Maritime Academy, 101 Academy Drive, Buzzards Bay, MA 02532, Attn: Scholarship Fund.
Hyannis – Helen J. (Seath) Wykes, 87, passed away Sept. 11, 2009, at the Eagle Pond Rehabilitation and Living Center. She was the wife of the late Walter Wykes, who died in 1999.
Born and raised in Scotland, she and her husband came to the United States in 1949. Mrs. Wykes was a Barnstable school secretary at Hyannis East Elementary School for 24 years until her retirement. She was an avid reader, music lover and piano player.
Through the years she did secretarial work for many members of the Kennedy family, including Mrs. John F. Kennedy during the Hyannisport White House days.
She is survived by a daughter, Karen Wykes Boyson and her husband Stephen Boyson of South Dennis; sister Amy C. Sinclair and her husband Alistair of Duns, Scotland; and many nephews and nieces in the United Kingdom.
Services will be held at later date in Scotland.
Donations in her name may be made to the Cape Cod Hospital, Mugar-Davenport Cancer Center, 27 Park St., Hyannis, MA 02601.
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On Tuesday, I wrote about my own student loan debt. And how someone needs to do something quick about it before it, and things, get out of control. It took a great deal of personal responsibility on my part to own up to the fact that the government needs to bail me out. While I agonized over the decision of whether to come out against my own financial ruin, I eventually decided that if I could save one student from a lifetime of crippling debt, one adult from poverty, one person from pawning off their Billy Ripken f**kface baseball card just to buy eggs, well… I hope that one person is me.
In related news of Randian pluck and rugged individualism, America's baseball teams have been swallowed whole by a hungry horde of destitute billionaires. The latest in this very proud lot is the Ricketts family, who bravely spent close to a billion dollars of someone else's money to buy the Chicago Cubs. This week brought news that the clan may move the Cubs out of Wrigley Field, their home and frat boy toilet for close to one hundred years. And why is such an iconic urinal being threatened?
Because the owners of the Cubs don't have as much money as they pretend to have. And because someone must pay. And that someone is someone else.
Let's play two…
It's probably important to start at the beginning. For this story, that beginning is the Ricketts family purchase of the Cubs. The finances, not so different from how I funded my Northwestern Law education, are described here:
Under the plan by which family patriarch Joe Ricketts agreed to commit liquidated TD Ameritrade stock, his four children, led by Tom, paid $171 million and financed the remaining $674 million of the purchase price through outside private-company investors, bank loans and a family trust. A $175 million portion of it is due for payoff or refinancing in October.
While some have called the Ricketts' financing of the $845 million purchase "novel" and "creative" in published reports, others call it a "mess."
Even two years ago, a source with direct knowledge of the paperwork told the Sun-Times it would prevent the Cubs from spending significantly on the big-league product for several years. That prediction has coincided with an austerity-based rebuilding program.
Austerity is the asshole word of the moment. At any rate, it's clear that the Ricketts family did not have enough money to buy the Cubs when they bought them. But they would have enough money after they squeezed everything of value out of the team. I read Barbarians at the Gate once and I think this is what that book and Pretty Woman were about. I think. Something something something Michael Milken something something hooker with a heart of gold.
Anyway, it's these creative accountants who have now come to the city of Chicago with a plan. The plan involves upsetting every custom and quirk that makes the Cubs even remotely interesting. Specifically, it involves an enormous scoreboard. Phase 1: Gaudy scoreboard. Phase 2: ???? Phase 3: Profit.
The only problem with this plan is that it would require city approval and might also involve breaking a contract with neighbors who sell rooftop tickets to watch Cubs games. Here's the nub of the legal matter:
Ricketts said the Cubs tried to "minimize" the impact on the rooftops with these designs and didn't sound at all concerned about a possible legal fight. The team filed development plans with the city on Wednesday, officially beginning what will be a series of public hearings, zoning negotiations and neighborhood meetings.
Beth Murphy – the owner of Murphy's Bleachers and spokesperson for the Wrigleyville Rooftops Association – didn't get a sneak peek and seemed to be still processing her first looks at the renderings. A reporter asked if her group is still considering a lawsuit.
"I know you all want me to say that," Murphy said. "We have work to do with the Cubs. We haven't had a seat at the table and we haven't had legal representation."
And progress, as it were, is on the march.
I'm sure the Ricketts family means well. Anyone staring down the barrel of massive debt is willing to do just about anything to ameliorate the situation. Whether the lawsuit is instigated by the Wrigleyville Rooftops Association or Sallie Mae is a distinction without a difference.
Pausing my totally earnest one-man solidarity movement with fake billionaires for a moment, I will say that Major League Baseball would be wise to require future owners to be actual billionaires. They've already seen a storied franchise like the Dodgers get stripped for parts before being mercifully sold. And the pitiful Marlins have once and for all put the lie to public financing for sports parks by brazenly selling off assets as soon as they secured their shiny new stadium.
But this is perhaps too much to ask. The Ricketts family may not have asked for loan forgiveness, but I forgive them anyway. If anything, I feel an especial bond with Cubs fans of late. Just recently, when Sallie Mae asked me when they might be getting a payment from me, I bravely responded in the only way I knew how: "Wait 'til next year."
* Last year's leading rusher for LSU was arrested for allegedly punching a man in the side of the head. I have him mocked somewhere in the middle of the first round, in case you're wondering.
* Two Jets players were cut after being arrested for pot possession after being caught smoking in a parked car. Every single friend of mine busted for pot has been busted while in a car. I'm completely serious. Stay away from cars, kids.
* While rubbing may be racing, fighting is apparently frowned upon? When the hillbillies have forsaken violence, it's proper to ask: Is nothing sacred?
Undercurrent of Cubs' rebuilding is baseball's heaviest debt [Chicago Sun-Times]
Playing hardball, Ricketts threatens to move Cubs out of Wrigley [CSN Chicago]
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CINCINNATI (MarketWatch) — The S&P 500's powerful bull market has thus far weathered the January earnings season.
Against this backdrop, the U.S. markets' headline technical test — resistance at the S&P's all-time high of 1,850 — is well-defined, and the response to this area should be a useful bull-bear gauge.
Before detailing the U.S. markets' wider view, the S&P 500's hourly chart highlights the past two weeks.
As illustrated, the S&P has pulled in from its latest, nominal, all-time high.
To this point, the immediate pullback has been flat, preserving its prevailing uptrend.
Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is traversing its near-term range, detailed last week.
The specific area spans from 16,370 to 16,505, and price action within this band marks healthy, garden-variety consolidation.
And the Nasdaq Composite's near-term backdrop remains the strongest.
Consider that the index has recently gapped to 13-year highs, and the immediate pullback has been orderly.
Widening the view to six months adds perspective.
On this wider view, the Nasdaq has confirmed its uptrend, rising to yet another 13-year high.
Looking ahead, a potential hurdle spans from 4,260 to 4,289, bracketing the July and September 2000 peaks.
Moving to the Dow, the blue-chip benchmark continues to digest the steep December breakout.
Its orderly three-week range — in this case, a bullish pennant — is technically constructive, enabling the index to work off its formerly overbought condition.
And not surprisingly, the S&P 500's backdrop remains bullish.
Consider that the index has drawn buyers at its breakout point — bottoming last week at 1,815 — and subsequently risen to a nominal all-time high.
The bigger picture
As detailed above, the U.S. markets' price action remains technical, and constructive.
Returning to the S&P 500, its near-term range is well-defined:
- Significant resistance spans from the December peak of 1,849, to last week's high of 1,850.84.
- Conversely, notable support rests at the November peak of 1,813, matching last week's low of 1,815.
This band defines the current technical tension, and the S&P's path of least resistance points higher within this range.
And widening the S&P's view, to six months, its post-November price action has been nearly textbook bullish.
Recall that last month, the index closely observed its breakout point of 1,775 — a level then matching its 50-day moving average, in blue — and subsequently rallied to all-time highs.
(See Charting the S&P's response to major support, and Charting the S&P 500's bull-bear battleground.)
Fast forward to today, and the S&P has rallied from its incremental breakout point of 1,813. The index bottomed last week at 1,815, and subsequently rallied to a nominal all-time high.
(See the Jan. 2 review, Charting the S&P 500's first technical support, and the Jan. 14 review, Charting a major trend shift? No.)


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Zach Miller has had an on-again, off-again athletic career at Northwest High School, but has consistently been a good student.
Miller has a 3.13 grade point average, scored a 23 on the ACT test and is ranked 14th out of 29 members in his senior class.
He plans to attend the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg, where he will major in finance. He does not plan to play any varsity sports, but may play some intramural sports.
Miller has taken weighted courses including Advanced Biology, Algebra III, College Prep English and dual-credit courses Government and Psychology.
He is a member of the FBLA, for which he has qualified for state this year, and the Math Team.
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Miller played football his freshman and senior years at Northwest. He missed his sophomore season with a broken hand and worked his junior year. He made second-team All District and second-team All Central Rivers Conference as a senior wide receiver and tight end.
He played basketball from 10th grade through his senior year. He played baseball as a freshman and returned to the diamond this spring where he hopes to play in the outfield and do some pitching for the Mustangs.
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His high school athletic highlight came this past fall on the gridiron when he caught a touchdown pass against Sacred Heart.
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His hobbies include playing video games, spending time with friends, hunting and riding four-wheelers. He also works for D & D Lawn Care.
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The purchase price when buying a diesel, higher fuel costs, higher maintenance costs, higher repair costs, can make the diesel not worth the money.
Driving a 20 mile route 5 days a week is 100 miles. 30 weeks of mowing and that is 3,000 miles.
Not a lot of fuel saved. along with the higher purchse price and fuel prices, people may never reach the break even point where the they save money buying a diesel.
Then there is more engine noise, diesel smell.
Most LCO's I see are not pulling 2,000 lbs on their trailer.
As pointed out 500,000 miles are pointless when the frame, body, fuel, brake lines, are all rusted away before diesel engine can go that far.
An 18 wheeler is going to put on an easy 130,000 miles a year and can move 80,000 lbs.
I think many people buy diesel trucks without doing all of the math to see where the break even point for them will be.
Basing a decision to buy a diesel because it is 3 seconds faster to hit 55 mph. Or a diesel can hold a grade longer before it down shifts. These factors provide braging rights, but they do not point out where the break even point is.
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Disorderly Conduct
(a) A person commits an offense if he intentionally or knowingly:
uses abusive, indecent, profane, or vulgar language in a public place, and the language by its very utterance tends to incite an immediate breach of the peace;
makes an offensive gesture or display in a public place, and the gesture or display tends to incite an immediate breach of the peace;
creates, by chemical means, a noxious and unreasonable odor in a public place;
abuses or threatens a person in a public place in an obviously offensive manner;
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fights with another in a public place;
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displays a firearm or other deadly weapon in a public place in a manner calculated to alarm;
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exposes his anus or genitals in a public place and is reckless about whether another may be present who will be offended or alarmed by his act; or
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It is a defense to prosecution under Subsection (a)(4) that the actor had significant provocation for his abusive or threatening conduct.
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an act is deemed to occur in a public place or near a private residence if it produces its offensive or proscribed consequences in the public place or near a private residence; and
a noise is presumed to be unreasonable if the noise exceeds a decibel level of 85 after the person making the noise receives notice from a magistrate or peace officer that the noise is a public nuisance.
An offense under this section is a Class C misdemeanor unless committed under Subsection (a)(7) or (a)(8), in which event it is a Class B misdemeanor.
It is a defense to prosecution for an offense under Subsection (a)(7) or (9) that the person who discharged the firearm had a reasonable fear of bodily injury to the person or to another by a dangerous wild animal as defined by Section 822.101, Health and Safety Code.
Subsections (a)(1), (2), (3), (5), and (6) do not apply to a person who, at the time the person engaged in conduct prohibited under the applicable subdivision, was a student in the sixth grade or a lower grade level, and the prohibited conduct occurred at a public school campus during regular school hours.
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Located in Okehampton, this family-friendly bed & breakfast is 2.2 mi (3.6 km) from Lydford Gorge, and within 9 mi (15 km) of Brent Tor and Museum of Dartmoor Life. Okehampton Castle is 7.8 mi (12.5 km) away.
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You have high hopes, you have goals, you have dreams, and you have aspirations… You're going to be #1 in the Google Local Search! Trust me, you're not the only one. Everyone in your city wants to be at the top spot, so what are you going to do that will make you stand above your competitors to own that #1 position?
Well first, you have to know what your competitors are doing if you are going to do better than they are. Do they have 13 citations? Then you get 14 citations. Ok, it's not that simple, but seriously, whatever they are doing, you do it better. Where do you look to find out what they're doing? Well, fellow ePointer, I'm glad you asked. #LetsGetYourResearchOn
Now for this example I am a plumbing company located in Murfreesboro, TN. So, I go to Google and type in "plumbing companies in murfreesboro tn". What do I find? Somebody in my spot, so let's see what we can do about that.
Check Your Local Competitors' Business Listings
I'm going to show you 3 ways to check up on your local competitors' business listings without spending a dime.
1. Moz Local
I've mentioned Moz Local in a previous post or two, but they are definitely worth mentioning again. So I head to Moz Local and type in Rutherford Plumbing Heating and Cooling, the zip code, and click on their listing. This is what I see.
They are 67% Complete which is not too bad, but they don't even have a listing for Infogroup, Superpages, or Factual. Bonus for me because it's completely free to list my business with those sites. My plumbing company: 1, Rutherford Plumbing Heating and Cooling: 0.
Next, let's look at the incomplete section of Moz.
I know you can't see what those red dots mean, so I'll tell give you the break down of each one.
Facebook: Add 1 more photo
Bing: Add 5 more photos
Yahoo: Add 1 more photo
Citysearch: Add 1 more photo and 1 more category
YellowPages: Add 5 more photos and 1 more category
Hotfrog: Add 5 more photo
Acxiom: Add 1 more photo and 1 more category
And of course, Infogroup, Superpages, and Factual have no listings
Next, let's look at the inconsistent section.
As you can see, it looks like there's something missing from some and a red dot by others that doesn't look like there's a problem at all. However, the one's that don't look like there is a problem, the "Court" in the address was provided as "Courts" when it was submitted. You discover this is you hover over the red dot. And there's a few more inconsistencies that's much of the same thing.
2. Yext
I know what you're thinking, Yext costs money. And it does, but it does not cost money to see the errors on your listings. I head on over to Yext and insert my Business Name and Business Phone Number and see what the results are.
Yext says there is 139 errors, which is not totally true because as we can see below, it displays an error of an "Unverified Business". That's because you are not verified through them. Excellent sales tactic.
Factual is showing up not listed which coincides with what Moz Local just told me. And, there are wrong phone numbers and a different name above. Everything else not seen in the pictures is just "Not Found" because it hasn't been listed in that particular directory.
There's a total of 2 wrong phone numbers, 2 wrong addresses, and 11 listings not found.
3. Yahoo Local
Yahoo Local is also a paid service, but just like Yext, you can scan your website for free and see the errors you have in your business listings.
Well, not 3283 errors like Yext said, and actually, 59 errors is not that bad. I wouldn't technically count it as 59 errors, because if a business is not listed in a directory, I strongly believe they count that as about 3 errors – 1 for the address, 1 for the phone number, and 1 for the business name. I'm not 100% sure about this, it's just what it seems like to me.
Factual is still not listed. I don't mean to be a Factual Junkie, but for one, it's consistently not been listed which shows all these directory scanners are actually doing their job, and two, it's a major directory that we need to be listed in.
After the Yahoo scan, there's a total of 1 wrong phone number, 2 wrong addresses, and and 7 listings not found.
What Do Their Reviews Look Like?
Reviews matter, period. Not only do they matter for the search engines, but they matter when people look for your business and are wanting to decide who to do business with. Before we look at how to see all the reviews for the company, let me point something out to you.
In this picture of the SERP (Search Engine Result Page) for "plumbing companies in murfreesboro tn," Rutherford Plumbing Heating and Cooling has 8 Reviews, yet Roscoe Brown has 9 reviews. Although Roscoe Brown has more reviews, Rutherford Plumbing Heating and Cooling has a 4.4 Star Rating compared to Roscoe Brown's 4.3 Star Rating.
Just because a business has a higher Star Rating doesn't mean they will rank higher. R&S Plumbing has a 4.4 Star Rating but fewer reviews than Roscoe Brown. Roscoe Brown might have more and better citations, a better link profile, and of course they have more reviews. More reviews alone doesn't make you rank higher either. Just remember there's a lot of things going on behind the scenes that determines the ranking of a website.
Don't get laser focused on reviews but know it is important to have them for the search engines and potential customers.
You saw from the SERP page, Rutherford Plumbing Heating and Cooling has 8 Google reviews. Luckily, Moz Local helps us see reviews from some of the other local directories. You can actually be in any tab on the Moz Local Tool and just scroll to the bottom and see the all the reviews.
So on top of the 8 Google reviews, they have 2 Yelp reviews and 2 Yahoo reviews.
I can click on the Yelp reviews and see they have a 3 Star Rating, and the Yahoo reviews are actually the same Yelp Reviews, so they have a total of 10 reviews – 8 on Google at a 4.4 Star Rating and 2 on Yelp at a 3 Star Rating.
Some advice: Don't try to get reviews on every local directory. In the Google search, Google only shows the reviews and Star Rating on Google, not Yelp, Yahoo, or any other directory. However, it's important to get reviews on those, too.
Top 4 directories to get reviews are Google, Yelp, Yahoo, and Facebook. Maybe Foursquare if you're feeling antsy.
On to the Link Profile
Why check backlinks? Well for one, it's a major factor in Google's ranking algorithm because it shows the importance of your site and two, you might find some competitor backlinks that you could actually get links from as well.
I will use Open Site Explorer to see the link profile of Rutherford Plumbing Heating and Cooling, although there are others such as MajesticSEO, Ahrefs, and even Bing Webmaster Tools.
The great thing about Open Site Explorer is you can actually compare up to 5 pages (A.K.A. competitors!) plus it has an array of other valuable tools, but we're just going to look at their backlinks in this article.
Let's see what we get when you pop their business address into the search box of Open Site Explorer.
Take note of the Domain Authority and Page Authority because that's important. Domain Authority is 16 and Page Authority is 26.
Notice the number of Root Linking Domains which is the different websites that link to Rutherford Plumbing Heating and Cooling, and now look at the Total Links. Clearly they are listed on some Root Domains more than once. To get a more accurate and clearer view of those pages, click the pull down menu where the arrow is and choose "only external".
The Domain Authority and Page Authority of the linking domain is important so don't over look that (it determines the "link juice" passed by that domain), but the the first thing I notice is that a lot of the links are coming from the same Root Domain. I can't help myself. I have to check out what all the hype is about and look what I find.
They are linked in the sidebar, and that explains why there is so many links. But if they are listed there with other businesses, then my business can be listed there as well. What I would do is contact the webmaster of that page and ask how I can be listed there. Some websites charged to be listed, but some don't, so it's worth a shot to get a free link out of the deal.
Total Root Domains: 3, the Total Links: 87, Domain Authority: 16, Page Authority: 26
Let's See Their On-Page SEO and Social Signals
On-page optimization plays a big role in websites because if your website is not crawlable, it can't be indexed properly. Also, Social signals matter. Maybe they are not incorporated in the Google algorithm, and Matt Cutts flatly states they are not, but let's not over look them.
We're going to head over to Quicksprout and use an awesome tool Neil Patel has put together for us to use for free. Bonus: you can compare up to 3 competitors! We're only going to focus solely on the top-spotter here, so let's see what we have.
We can see the SEO Score and Speed Score, which both are pretty good. It's important your website loads quickly, otherwise visitors will click off and go away, and Google knows this, which is why the speed at which a site loads is important.
Here you see some warnings, nothing major, but it is recommended fixing (we're actually hoping they don't because that gives us an advantage). I'd like to point out the Title Tag of the page. Yes it's too long, but notice the keyword "Murfreesboro". It's important to throw a keyword or two in the Title Tag, and I'm not saying keyword stuff the title. Make sure it is relevant to your business and location.
They have a low social share count, and like I said, social signals are not in the Google algorithm but good to have many rather than a few. We're going to have a blog for our website that produces interesting, insightful, and shareable article so we don't have a low share count ;).
Let's Crunch Some Numbers
We have numbers to work with now, and that means we can set a goal and beat the competition.
Business Listings
Moz Local: 67% Complete Rate
Yext: 2 Wrong phone numbers, 2 wrong addresses, and 11 listings not found
Yahoo Local: 1 wrong phone number, 2 wrong addresses, and 7 listings not found
Google Reviews: 8 with a 4.4 Star Rating
Yelp Reviews: 2 with a 3 Star Rating
Yahoo Reviews: 2, but were actually taken from Yelp and displayed on Yahoo
Link Profile
Domain Authority: 16
Page Authority: 26
Linking Root Domains: 3
Total Links: 87
Quicksprout's Tools
SEO Score: B+
Speed Score: 89
Social Shares: 8 (Very Low)
In order to beat your competitors, you have to know what they're doing so that you can do it better. I touched on a few things to get a birds-eye view of where your competitors are. Check their business listings (and there are many local directories out there) to see what they've done good and what they have not done good and capitalize on their vulnerabilities. Look at their reviews and see how you can do it better. Gaining a review ultimately depends on the service you provide your customers, so make sure you put the customer first and show them where you are located on the internet to leave you a positive review. See where you competitors are getting their links from. In our example, we seen a perfect opportunity to get some of the same links they have, plus we're going to have some awesome content that provides a great value so people will link to us… right? Look for your competitors mistakes when it comes to on-page optimization so you don't make the same ones and be social on social media.
This isn't the beginning and ending guide, but hopefully this will get you started in researching your local competitors. What other techniques have you used to check-up your local competitors?
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In an August 2010 interview with police immediately after the shooting death of his mother, then-13-year-old East Naples teen Jonathan Rowles said he accidentally shot her while practicing rifle spinning.
During the interview, part of which was played Thursday morning during a hearing to suppress statements Rowles made to police, Rowles said he took a gun from his father's cabinet to practice imitating military members.
Rowles, now 15, is charged as a juvenile with manslaughter in the death of his mother Kelly, 39.
Rowles said at least twice during interviews after the shooting that his mother's death was an accident. He initially told investigators an intruder shot and killed his mother, but later admitted to lying.
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