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Ken Bakeman was born in Seattle in November of 1953 –triple Scorpio (Sun, Moon, Saturn) with Leo rising — and grew up in the suburbs east of Lake Washington.
In the late summer of 1992 Ken was involved in a traumatic automobile accident in the midst of which he experienced a trauma based epiphany — from that moment on his life would be completely changed, forever. In the following months he began to experience intense feelings of anger especially when he looked at his own reflection in the mirror!
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Cute joke, but celibate's spelled with an i.
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''Celebate'' isn't the word you were looking for: it's celibate. Notice the ''i''.
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I just thought I'd add ANOTHER post saying that celibate is spelled incorrectly. Overkill much? lol
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Um... there were not any 'r' or 'i' characters in the originals.
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Pro-Russian insurgents in Ukraine's east who have been occupying government buildings in more than 10 cities said Friday they will only leave them if the interim government in Kiev resigns.
Pro-Russian insurgents in Ukraine's east who have been occupying government buildings in more than 10 cities said Friday they will only leave them if the interim government in Kiev resigns.
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If you come down for a visit you should start at our new visitor center, the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center in Corinth, MS. We are located 23 miles southwest of the main battlefield. An understanding of the Battle of Shiloh begins with the strategic railroad junction here in Corinth. We have three rooms of exhibits (many interactive), a room for artifacts, two films (one on the Battle of Shiloh the other on the October '62 Battle of Corinth), a public research library and a bookstore. We are located at the site of Battery Robinett, a Union earthwork and the scene of heavy fighting during the battle. The Center's exhibits cover the causes of the war, Mississippi's seccesion, the Battle of Shiloh, earthworks, hospitals, the Siege of Corinth, the Union occupation, the Battle of Corinth, the nearby contraband camp, and the recuitment of black soldiers in the area. We have maps available of the numerous earthworks and historic homes in the area as well as directions to the nearby battlefields of Iuka, MS and Davis Bridge, TN. And of course we can get you up to our main park up at Shiloh, 4200 acres which comprise 95% of the original battlefield. The field is dotted with 157 monuments, 215 artillery pieces and over 600 troop position markers. The Shiloh visitor center also has a wonderful museum which is geared heavily toward artifacts.
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John Edsel Taylor, age 90, of Alma passed away Sunday, January 20th at the Bacon County Hospital after an extended illness. He was a native of Bacon County and son of the late Lee Ansel Taylor and Ethel Johnson Taylor. Edsel was preceded in death by his wife of 54 years, Sara Allen Taylor. He was a city council member for several years, an Educator helping bring the D C T work program to Bacon County, he was owner and operator of Edsel's Furniture and later, owner and operator of Taylors Sports Ware and Dresses, was a First Lieutenant while serving in the US Army Air Corp during WWII and was a member of the Alma United Methodist Church.
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Smith was convicted in December of one count of aggravated battery.
Coffey County attorney Doug Witteman said officers found Smith outside, covered in blood when they arrived on the scene.
Witteman said the investigation indicated Smith was threatening his girlfriend, when her teenage son intervened and Smith attacked the boy.
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Mission Specialist James Newman performs the first of three EVAs.
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In this historical photo from the U.S. space agency, STS-88 mission specialist James Newman, holding on to a handrail, waves back at the camera during the first of three Extravehicular activities(EVAs) performed during the mission, on Dec. 7, 1988. The orbiter can be seen reflected in his visor.
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June 5, 2014
(West Palm Beach, FL) – After much discussion and debate over whether to knock down or try to repair the golf clubhouse at the city's municipal course, demolition crews late last week razed the building which has been a south end neighborhood gathering point since the 1940's.
Over the past several years, age had caught up to the building which had several public health issues, prompting many discussions over whether to repair or replace the building.
"The clubhouse had mold, termites, asbestos and lead paint issues," said West Palm Beach City Administrator Jeff Green. "Not only for the sake of the players who use it but also the employees who work there, we felt that the best course of action was to close the building. To fix all the problems to the point where we, as a city, can safely allow people to use it would have been incredibly expensive, and not make financial sense considering the limited number of years we would get out of it."
The decision to demolish the building followed inspections that indicated the conditions inside the building were unsafe, and the determination that mitigating and repairing the clubhouse would not add enough additional useful years to justify the expense of repair.
The cost of the demolition was just under $100,000, while the estimated cost to address all the issues and repair the building was over $3 million dollars.
Discussions on how to replace the clubhouse are on-going. There currently is not sufficient funding available to rebuild a permanent clubhouse at this point. A temporary structure is already on the site to serve golfers. The discussion on a more long term solution will continue among city leaders and staff.


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Let's have a bit of fun with this Election. I'm going to list a bunch of races going on the ballot in Stutsman County Tuesday, and you predict in the comments section who you think will win each race.
Whoever guesses the most races right wins a Jamestown Sun polo shirt*. In the event of a tie, whoever entered their comments first will win. Please include your real e-mail address with your comment so I can contact you if you win. The deadline for entries is 7 p.m. Tuesday. Sun employees aren't eligible to win.
Here are the races to prognosticate:
- U.S. House of Representatives: Rick Berg or Earl Pomeroy
- U.S. Senate: John Hoeven or Tracy Potter or Keith Hanson
- North Dakota Public Service Commission: Brad Crabtree or Kevin Cramer
- North Dakota Measure 1: Yes or No
- North Dakota Measure 2: Yes or No
- Stutsman County sheriff: Chad Kaiser or David Orr
- Stutsman County Measure 2: Yes or No
- Stutsman County Measure 3: Yes or No
Just enter your answer with each number and an answer. Remember, this is what you think will win, not what you want to win.
Here's an example entry of winners I'm just picking at random:
- Pomeroy.
- Potter.
- Cramer.
- Yes.
- No.
- Kaiser
- Yes.
- No.
Now put together your entry and let's see what happens.
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Every year, Roy McMillan takes vacation from his job at York Hospital -- where he has worked for 35 years -- to work at the York Fair as a member of the cleaning crew at the grandstand.
At about 11:30 p.m. Tuesday, McMillan, 55, was cleaning up when he spotted a white paper bag on the counter of the Dutch Country Soft Pretzels stand.
"I picked it up because I thought there were pretzels in it," the York man said. "I opened the bag up and saw money."
It was a lot of money. McMillan didn't count it. He said he didn't even touch it. He immediately took the bag to his supervisor.
Not long after, he saw a man rush into the grandstand and make a beeline for the pretzel stand. "I saw him rooting around and went over to talk to him," McMillan said.
The man was panicked. He told McMillan that he had lost some money and had no idea where it might be. He had looked in his car and on his path to his car and had retraced his steps to his stand. McMillan told the man he had found the money and turned it in to his supervisor.
The man and his money were reunited.
The bag contained about $1,000.
Fair president Gene Schenck said it's not uncommon for people to turn in a wallet to the York Fair office. "... almost every year we have somebody who loses a wallet with a couple hundred dollars in it," he said. "But this time it was a lot more money."
Schenck said he thought it was a "really good thing" that McMillan turned the cash in so it could be returned it its owner.
McMillan didn't think anything of it. He said he did not receive a reward for finding and turning in the money and didn't think it was necessary. He had done what anyone else would have done.
"That wasn't anything," he said. "That's the way I was raised. If it's not yours, don't take it. Do the right thing, that's all."
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Sometimes I think I was born to be broken pieces of me laying on the carpet. Me myself I thought I never knew that the puzzle inside was pieces of you. So i picked up my arms through My arms in the sky. Grab a hold of a flying star. Feels like it's were I need to be. Cause the first time you healed me was the first time I breathed. I think about how you changed me. This is how it feels when you fall to your knees. Just like me we all wanna be accepted. Except I bet ya never thought that wings have kept us protected. Cause there are things we don't want to be accepted into. Yeah just like you I've been through it all to. You gotta through your arms to sky don't wonder why. You caught hold of a star. Hear heal your scars your not far gone. Thank you god cause you heald my life brought me to the light. But just like this song it has to end.
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No one was injured in the fire that was reported at 6:19 a.m. south of the New Croton Reservoir Bridge, police said. One lane was closed for a time.
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The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Northeast Region announced a public involvement meeting Tuesday to discuss design concepts for a proposed improvement project on Wisconsin 57 from south of County Q in Baileys Harbor to Wisconsin 42 in Sister Bay. Construction is scheduled for August-November of 2016.
The meeting will be held from 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday at the Baileys Harbor Town Hall, 2392 County F, Baileys Harbor. A brief presentation is scheduled for 5:45 p.m.
The purpose of this meeting is to review and gather comments from the public on DOT's plans for the project. Persons with information regarding privately owned utilities, drainage facilities, or structures that encroach into the highway right-of-way are encouraged to attend this meeting or provide comments. DOT staff will be available to discuss the project details.
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? Milling and resurfacing Wisconsin 57 57 from the south County Q intersection to Wisconsin 42
? Replacing the existing culvert pipes within the project limits
? Milling and resurfacing Wisconsin 57 from the south County Q intersection to Wisconsin 42
? Replacing the existing box culvert between Ahrens (Cedar) Road and Meadow Road with a bridge structure
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? 200 feet of ditching along the east side of WIS 57 approximately 800 feet north of the south County Q intersection
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Napa, Calif. -- In what seems a return to yesterday, after years of concentrating on nothing but grapevines, many Napa Valley winegrowers are starting to grow other crops and even livestock. Their motivations range from passion to economics, but perhaps the most intriguing is to cultivate a better workforce.
Three top Napa vintners/growers discussed their vegetable, fruit and animal growing at the first Napa Valley Local Food Fair recently.
Ted Hall of Long Meadow Ranch owns a mountain property where he grows respected Cabernet and other grapes as well as olives, egg-laying chickens and Highland cattle. He also owns a commercial farm in Rutherford, in an area of rich soil that he says isn't ideal for premium vines. The high water table and rich soils can produce excessive vegetative growth in the Cabernet vines for which Napa is most famous.
It must be noted that many Napa growers grow grapes in similar bottomlands, taking extra efforts to reduce vigor. Hall, who was raised on a farm in Pennsylvania, claims he makes more money per acre from his other crops than he would for grapes on this Rutherford acreage. He admits it's a relatively small space that requires intense farming. "This isn't philanthropy for foodies," he asserts.
He also points out that other issues can make land more suitable for vegetables, fruits or pasture than for premium grapevines. Soils contaminated with boron, for example, which are common in northeastern Napa County, are fine for olives but not grapes.
Pierce's disease is an issue in Napa -- even without glassy-winged sharpshooters, since native blue-green sharpshooters also carry the disease. Vines killed by PD might advantageously be replaced by vegetable and fruit barriers: These properties are often near the river, where the soil is rich and well-watered anyway.
Hall and his wife Laddie have sold their produce at the St. Helena Farmers Market for years, and also have a farm stand on Highway 29 at their property.
This year, they opened a restaurant, tasting room and nursery complex called Farmstead in St. Helena -- Napa County doesn't allow restaurants at farms. Hall plans to move his produce stand there and sell products from other growers, too.
Lee Hudson's Hudson Vineyards in Carneros is famous for its premium grapes, particularly Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, but he also makes a little wine, grows vegetables and raises egg-laying poultry and pigs.
To try to make these efforts viable, he is attempting to create a distribution channel for local produce like that which once existed in the area. He just started selling produce direct-to-consumer through Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) boxes sent to subscribers. He even bought the produce market at Napa's Oxbow Public Market to sell his and other producers' crops.
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Konias claims self-defense in partner's death
Minutes after Kenneth John Konias Jr. shot his co-worker in the back of the head inside a Garda Cash Logistics truck as the two were picking up cash and checks from businesses in the North Hills, he called a friend on his cellphone and asked, "What if I told you you never had to work again?"
Prosecutor Robert Schupansky said on the opening day of Konias' trial on Friday that it was one of two calls the Dravosburg man made in the immediate aftermath of killing Michael R. Haines, 31, of East McKeesport.
In the second call, Konias, who is now 24, told another friend that he was having a bad day. After several attempts to guess why Konias was having such a bad day, the prosecutor said the friend asked if Konias had killed someone. Konias' response was an indirect, "Huh."
Neither Schupansky nor Konias' attorney Charles LoPresti are disputing that Konias killed Haines before ditching the armored truck they were in under the 31st Street Bridge in Pittsburgh with the victim's body still in it on Feb. 28, 2012. Nor was there any dispute on the opening day of the trial that Konias then returned to the truck in his own vehicle to steal $2.3 million that the men had collected from Rivers Casino and other businesses on their route.
What is in question is whether it was a calculated murder that happened as Konias undertook a premeditated plan to steal money from the truck, or a justifiable homicide because of self-defense.
As Schupansky outlined events on the day of the killing, from the time the men started their route to the time Konias pulled the trigger, he said Konias "at 8:44 a.m. began to execute a plan and at 12:55 p.m. executed a man — all for $2.3 million."
LoPresti is arguing the shooting was in self-defense, based on the account of the incident Konias gave to FBI investigators when they arrested him in Pompano Beach, Fla., after a two-month manhunt.
Konias said he shot Haines only after Haines pulled a gun on him inside the armored truck while they were fighting over a faulty piece of equipment.
Konias said Haines threw a piece of scanning equipment that hit him in the back of the head as he was driving. Konias said he stopped the truck and a scuffle ensued. According to Konias' account, Haines drew his weapon. Konias kicked the gun out of his hand and then shot Haines with his own gun as Haines was reaching for the fallen weapon.
LoPresti described his client as a "22-year-old kid" who felt "stunned, scared and alone" in the truck after the shooting. LoPresti said Konias attempted to render aid to Haines but used "absolutely poor judgment in hindsight" when he decided to take the money instead and flee.
"He needed the money to live the rest of his life," is how LoPresti characterized Konias' rationale in the aftermath of the shooting. "The money was an afterthought."
Prosecutors say the self-defense theory isn't sound because there was no indication when they found the armored truck that a struggle had occurred. Aside from the gunshot to the back of his head, Haines showed no outward signs of injury. Pittsburgh police detective Margaret Sherwood said there were no indications that Konias had tried to admnister first aid.
Investigators who took the stand on Friday said Haines' uniform shirt, with a pen in its front pocket, still was tucked into his pants and that a neck chain, identification lanyard and badge he wore on his shirt were intact.
Police said the scanner Konias said was thrown at him was fastened into its wall charger by a rubber band when authorities found the van.
Approximately a dozen Garda employees were in the gallery when Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas Judge David R. Cashman heard the opening arguments.
Garda employee Rodney Shockey took the stand to describe how he came to be the first person to investigate the abandoned truck, which was parked only a block or so away from the company's headquarters in the Strip District. A friend contacted a fellow employee at Garda to report the truck, which was left locked with its blinkers flashing and engine running, had been sitting there for several hours.
Shockey said when he reached the truck he saw blood dripping out of the bottom of its side delivery door. Investigators soon learned that Haines had collapsed into the door and that rolls and loose paper towels had been put around the inside doorwell in an apparent attempt to stop blood from seeping out.
Shockey said before he called his office to get keys to unlock the truck, he peered in a side window and saw Haines inside.
"I pounded on the windows a couple of times and noticed he wasn't moving," Shockey recalled. "I was yelling, 'Mike.'"
Shockey said the memory of the day stays with him.
"That day one of my guys didn't come home safe and that's something I've got to live with," he said.
Still photos from a video showing Konias running into the Garda parking lot on foot and fleeing quickly in his SUV were examined in court. A witness testified that while working on a nearby roof he noticed the armored truck parked under the bridge and later saw an SUV parked near it.
When the case resumes on Tuesday, the prosecution plans to present FBI agents and witnesses from Florida. While in Florida, Konias reportedly spent some of the stolen money on prostitutes and was trying to obtain false identification with help from a cab driver so he could escape to Haiti.
Schupansky said he thinks he'll be finished presenting his side of the case by Wednesday.
The case initially was scheduled for a jury trial. Konias on Thursday requested a bench trial instead.
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Guruji, you have said in the Upanishads that only when the soul chooses to reveal itself does one get enlightened. So where does longing come in the whole picture. Something in me longs to know itself but will not reveal itself. Why?
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The Continental United States is the area of the United States of America comprising the 48 states that are south of Canada and north of Mexico (known as the "lower 48 states") and the state of Alaska.
The Contiguous United States does not include Alaska, the state of Hawaii (as they are Pacific Ocean islands), or any other territories under the control of the United States. Some references erroneously mistake the Continental United States for the Contiguous United States (which consists simply of the lower 48 states).[1][2][3]
Alaska is part of the North American continent, meaning it is attached via Canada. However, Alaska is not part of the contiguous continent, because it is not attached directly to the lower 48 states.
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- ↑ continental, adj., "being the part of the United States on the North American continent; also : being the part of the United States comprising the lower 48 states"
Merriam-Webster, Inc. (2003). Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, 11th ed.. Springfield, Mass.: Merriam-Webster, Inc.. ISBN 0877798095.
- ↑ Random House (1991). Random House Webster's College Dictionary. New York: Random House. ISBN 0679401105.
- ↑ "The area … is continental United States, by which is meant that part of the United States lying on the continent of North America south of the Canadian boundary. It thus excludes Alaska and the recent insular accessions of Hawaii, …" Abstract of the 1900 Census (1902), p.xi


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I have a 1992 import and a while ago while driving down a dirt track with long grass in the middle the engine warning light came on, with a sequence of 11 flashes. The problem has calmed down now but the light comes on intermittently. Toyota want to put it on their diagnostic machine (the vehicle is at the moment kept in Portugal) but it has already been tested by a local auto-elect. garage on a brand new Toyota machine,with no fault showing up. Has any one else had this problem and does anyone know of the website which has an explanation of the light sequences. There does not seem any problem with the performance of the vehicle and it only recently passed inspection. Advance thanks to anyone who can shed any light on this (sorry about the pun!)
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Toys for Tots under way in Hanover
The Marine Corps Toys for Tots program, sponsored by Boot Detachment 441, is underway in Hanover.
This year the program will be partnered with Operation Claus.
Final collection box pickups will be during the week of Dec. 9. Boxes are located in banks, restaurants, retail stores, parcel post stores, veterans and other fraternal organizations.
To locate a box near you, call 717-633-3632 and leave a message.
Hospital holding holiday plant sale
The Hanover Hospital Auxiliary will hold their 16th annual holiday plant sale from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 5, in the hospital's main lobby.
The sale features wreaths and a wide variety of poinsettias. The poinsettias will be available in a variety of sizes, prices and colors including large hanging planters with 25-35 blooms.
The auxiliary is offering the option to pre-order poinsettias. Order forms can be obtained in the hospitality shop, located in the visitors lobby, or by calling the auxiliary office at 717-633-2281. Free delivery of orders for 10 or more plants is also being offered for the convenience of local businesses and residents.
Collecting items for ill children
Wolf Furniture and WGAL TV needs help collecting items to give the gift of laughter, hopes and smiles to children facing chronic or life-threatening illnesses.
Items needed include: drawing pads, coloring or activity books, Play-Doh or Crayola Model Magic (individual sizes) and writing journals or diaries and more. These items can be dropped off at the collection box inside Wolf Furniture showroom, 371 Eisenhower Drive, Hanover.
"Caitlin's Smiles," a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing cheer to children in local hospitals through creative art experiences, will use these donations of art and craft supplies to make goodie bags for sick children. Volunteers deliver the gifts and spend time helping young patients forget about their pain and relieve the stress of being in a hospital.
For more information and a complete list of suggested donations, visit wolffurniture.com.
Ariel's Sea Party prior to The Little Mermaid
Ariel and her friends will host an afternoon of fun under the sea with lunch, games, a craft and a meet and greet with the sea characters from Disney's The Little Mermaid in the Hanover High School cafeteria, 403 Moul Ave., Hanover, at noon Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 1 and 2.
Tickets are $5 for the pre-show and tickets to the 2 p.m. musical are $5 in advance for students and $7 for adults. Tickets cost and additional $2 at the door.
Those attending the pre-show will make a jellyfish craft and get their picture taken with the characters in Ariel's Grotto. Kids will enjoy shells and cheese, a cookie and drink as adults will dine on tuna or chicken salad sandwiches, a cookie and a drink. All children must be accompanied by a paying adult.
All proceeds go to Parents Association Supporting Theatre Arts. Tickets are available at the high school office.


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Most of our holidays are focused on past events or individuals, or on the rhythms of nature. History and nature are wonderful and should be honored — but the amazing future we are building together should be honored as well.
Future Day is a way of focusing and celebrating the energy that more and more people around the world are directing toward creating a radically better future.
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Quaker Valley School District will host the second in a series of three parent workshops from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Osborne Elementary School.
The free program, which will include dinner and childcare, is titled "Promoting Excellence at Home," and is co-facilitated by author and educator Don Sheffield and community liason Terry Bradford.
For more information, call 412-414-1335 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
To make reservation, contact Stephanie McKissic at 412-749-3616 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Herald reporter to speak Friday at Senior Men's Club
Sewickley Herald reporter Bobby Cherry will be the guest speaker of the Senior Men's Club at 10 a.m. Friday at the Sewickley Valley YMCA.
He will speak to the group about the newspaper industry.
All retired men are invited to attend. Members meet for coffee at 9:30 a.m. prior to the talk.
Temperament discussion group to meet Thursday
Laughlin Children's Center in Sewickley is offering a discussion group on issues of temperament between parent and child, as well as among siblings.
The group for parents will meet from 1:30 to 2:45 p.m. on the fourth Thursday of every month beginning today in the Laughlin Center board room, 424 Frederick Ave. The cost is $20 per session. Financial aid is available.
Contact the center at 412-741-4087 to reserve a spot.
Public invited Saturday to tour Quaker Valley school
Quaker Valley School District will host an open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the district's newly-remodeled middle school at 618 Harbaugh St., Sewickley.
The school reopened earlier this month following a $26.5 million renovation.
The public also can get a glimpse of the middle school during another event, "For the Love of Music," on Feb. 8 in the school cafeteria.
The event features entertainment provided by Quaker Valley orchestra students. Seatings begin at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Adult tickets are $25. "Mini Maestro" meals for children are available for $10.
Reservations are due by Feb. 1.
Silent auction opportunities, as well as additional desserts, will be available for purchase.
All proceeds benefit the middle school orchestra program.
For more information, contact Corrie Ann Nye, orchestra teacher, at email@example.com.
Burns Supper to be held Saturday
The Burns Supper, a traditional Scottish dinner honoring poet Robert Burns, will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday at Fern Hollow Nature Center and Sewickley Heights History Center, 1901 Glen Mitchell Road, Sewickley Heights.
The cost is $75 for members or $100 for nonmembers. Seating is limited to 50.
For reservations, call 412-741-6136 or email email@example.com.
Quaker Valley student exhibit at Old Economy continues
Quaker Valley sophomore Michael Falcone of Leetsdale will host an opening for "A Plane Old Exhibit" from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at Old Economy Village's visitor center in Ambridge.
The exhibit will continue through April.
Sweet Jazz Series to begin
Tickets are available for Clearview Federal Credit Union's ninth annual Sweet Jazz Music Series beginning in February at Sweetwater Center for the Arts, 200 Broad St., Sewickley.
Featured performances from 7 to 9 p.m. are: Feb. 1, Chico's Quartet+1; Feb. 8, Tony Campbell; Feb. 15, Etta Cox & the Al Dowe Band; and Feb. 22, Tania Grubbs.
Tickets are $10 in advance or $12 the day of the event for members or $15 in advance and $18 the day of the event of nonmembers.
Tickets can be purchased by calling the Sweetwater office at 412-741-4405.
Montessori open house scheduled for Sunday
Montessori Children's Community is holding its first open house of the year from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Chadwick Street school.
The school is accepting applications for the 2013-14 school year for children in preschool through sixth grade. For more information, call 412-741-8982.
Raffle happening at St. James
St. James Church in Sewickley invites the community to participate in a raffle for $3,500 cash or tuition for one student at St. James School.
Raffle tickets are available for $100 each. Two hundred tickets will be sold. The drawing will be held Saturday during St. James Centennial Gala at Allegheny Country Club in Sewickley Heights.
For more information, contact firstname.lastname@example.com. Proceeds benefit the school.
Preschool registration at Presbyterian church continues
Registration for the FriendShip Preschool, which is located in The Presbyterian Church, Sewickley, is taking place for the 2013-14 school year.
FriendShip offers classes for ages 22 months to 5 years. The school also features a Children's Corner Drop-Off program from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Fridays for anyone in the community ages 22 months to 5 years and a Stay-and-Play Lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday.
For more information, contact Jenny Hay, director, at 412-741-4550, ext. 225, or email@example.com.
Query Club to meet Feb. 11 at library
Connor Cogswell will present "South American Adventures" and Tom Graham will present "The Peleliu Controversy" at the next Query Club meeting at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 11 at Sewickley Public Library's second floor conference room.
Modeled on Benjamin Franklin's similarly named group, the Query Club of Sewickley meets for the purpose of learning — studying culture and history. At each meeting, two papers are presented with time for discussion.
For more information, contact secretary Linda Zang at 412-352-1482.
Student art displayed at Sweetwater exhibit
Sweetwater Center for the Arts' annual student and instructor exhibition will be held from March 1 through 29 in the balcony gallery at the center, 200 Broad St., Sewickley.
All students and instructors from 2012 are invited to participate in the exhibition.
A free reception will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. March 1.
At the reception/open house, Sweetwater instructors will be available to provide demonstrations and hands-on activities.
Those attending can observe professional artists paint and draw, learn to throw a clay pot on the ceramics wheel and explore other things the local art center has to offer.
Garden vendors sought for Old Economy spring event
Old Economy Village in Ambridge is seeking garden vendors for its Garden Mart on May 18.
Garden clubs, centers, businesses and vendors are invited to reserve spaces to sell plants and products and to display information during the mart from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The cost is $25 for a 12-by-12-foot space. For more information or to register by May 11, call 724-266-4500, ext. 114, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
65th turkey dinner draws near
Sewickley United Methodist Church will host its 65th annual turkey dinner for the community on Feb. 7.
Seatings will be at 5 and 6 p.m. The cost is $15 for adults, $6 for children 4 to 10 and free for children younger than 3.
Featured will be roasted turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, cranberry sauce, green beans, coleslaw, dinner rolls, fruit pie and beverages served family style in the Simpson Room.
Takeouts also will be available at the event, which is being led by dinner chairwoman Sandra Lane.
For tickets, call Dottie Price at 412-741-4660 or the church office at 412-741-9430.
Advance ticket purchases are recommended. The event has sold out for the past seven years.
Eighth Day Feast planned for Monday
The Eighth Day Feast will be held from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 28, at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 801 Beaver St., Sewickley.
Dinner will include broccoli and cheese soup with bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwiches and fresh vegetables.
The evening's topic is titled "Don't Call Them Crazy: The Plight of the Mentally Ill."
The group will look at those who suffer from physical and mental ailments and learn what can be done to stand on the side of justice for all.
There is no charge. Donations will be accepted.
Sunday school, services held
Antioch Baptist Church, 332 Elizabeth St., Sewickley, holds Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. followed by morning worship and a praise service at 10:45 a.m. with the Rev. Travis Coon.
A Bible study and prayer service is scheduled at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays.
For more information, call 412-741-7688 or visit www.antiochfwbaptistsewickley.org.
Weekly service planned Sunday
Blackburn United Methodist Church holds a weekly service with the Rev. Dennis Bouch at 10 a.m. Sundays at the church on Blackburn Road, Sewickley Heights.
TriCounty Choir Institute play auditions planned Sunday
The TriCounty Choir Institute will hold auditions for the Passion play "Why Must He Die?" from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at St. James Church's Gathering Space, 200 Walnut St., Sewickley.
Auditions are open to individuals in high school through adults for the on-stage cast or the Village Singers performing in pews.
This marks the 22nd year of the Passion play about the life, death and resurrection of Jesus.
It will be performed 11 times during the Lenten season from March 8 to 29 at various churches
For more information, call Linda Wallace, director, at 412-741-3463, email email@example.com or visit www.tricountychoirs.com.
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