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Today's "Border Wars," former world boxing contender Antonio Escalante's first promotional venture, has been postponed until Oct. 5 at the Socorro Entertainment Center.
"Due to weather conditions, we have had to postpone our boxing card," Escalante said. "Because of damage at and around the Socorro Entertainment Center, we will postpone the card. But all the tickets that have been sold are still good and boxing fans can still use them to watch the (Saul) Canelo (Alvarez)-(Floyd) Mayweather fight there (tonight).
"Just hold on to the tickets because they will still be good for our card on Oct. 5," Escalante said. "Ticket sales have been good. We have sold around 1,000 tickets. I appreciate that both the fighters and the fans have been understanding."
El Pasoan Abie Han, who was to fight Bernardo Guereca in the main event, was disappointed, but understood.
"It's hard when you put in all this work," said Han, who is 19-1. "Just as long as it still happens, I'm fine. It's life and a lot of people go through a lot harder things in life than this."
One of the most anticipated fights was a duel between a pair of young, unbeaten El Paso light welterweights -- Carlos Villa, 4-0, and Oscar Valenzuela, 4-0.
"I'm ready to fight, but things happen," Villa said. "Tony (Escalante) is putting together a great show and, as fighters, we just have to stay ready and look forward to the next one."
And Valenzuela said, "I'm just still excited to be part of Tony's first card. Carlos and I have known each other since we were eight. We fought a couple of times as amateurs and we each won one. We're both excited to be on the card with Abie and Jennifer (Han) and Siju (Shabazz)."
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Catholic Common Ground conversation gets under way
Local residents are invited to come together Tuesday to attend La Roche College's second Catholic Common Ground conversation.
And the purpose of the event is as it was when the initiative was designed in October 1996 by Cardinal Joseph Bernardin, the late archbishop of Chicago: to engage in discussion of important topics.
La Roche holds these conversations in honor of the Rev. Eugene Lauer, the college's former academic vice president, campus minister and chairman of the humanities division.
La Roche professor emeritus Edward Brett will moderate a discussion on "The Role of Laity in the Church."
The free event will take place at Zappala College Center on La Roche campus at 9000 Babcock Boulevard, McCandless.
"This brings people together to dialogue and learn about each other," said Brett, who retired in May after 28 years of teaching in the history and political science department.
It was his role as a historian that brought him into this issue-oriented leadership role. Brett, 68, of Ross Township, has published four books and 20 articles on various aspects of the Catholic Church.
Sister Michele Bisbey, professor of religious studies, and assistant professor Edward Bobinchock, chairman of the religious studies and philosophy department, also helped create this event out of discussions inside that department last summer, Sister Michele said. From their talks, the topic arose.
The role of the laity in the church has evolved, Brett explained, from the early days of Christianity, when there was "equality among the people, 'neither slave nor free.' But as the religion spread, there were different ideas about things, and they needed leaders to keep things cohesive."
By the Middle Ages, a hierarchy was in place, where leaders made decisions, and the membership followed, Brett said.
In the centuries that came next, the hierarchy strengthened. Brett cited Pope Pius X's encyclical, "Vehementer Nos," in 1906, which made the role of the laity perfectly clear: "Listen submissively."
The Second Vatican Council and Pope John XXIII in 1962 turned that directive on its head, Brett said. The definition of the church wasn't just about the leadership, such as the pope, cardinals and bishops, who made the rules, but all the people of God.
"The laity became an active part of the church by engaging in dialogue with each other," Brett said. Decisions started to be made with a "sense of the people" espoused by the late Cardinal John Henry Newman, when the leadership asked "What do the people think?" in order to find solutions to questions.
"Now, with the conclave and new pope, this is a pertinent topic again," Brett said.
He said he hopes this event opens channels for discussion. It will be an opportunity to hear different sides of an issue and find something to agree on that makes for additional conversation, Brett said.
In the months ahead, Sister Michele, of McCandless, said, she hopes to discuss whatever topics surface from those who participate.
"I believe that we are the pilgrim people of God," Sister Michele said. "We have the privilege and responsibility of articulating the truth that God speaks in us, living lives of integrity faithful to the Gospel and making God's providence visible in the world by our works of justice and presence."
Catholic Common Ground is not a place for debate or arguing, said Brett, "but a place where people feel safe enough to give their opinions. None of us have all the answers, and the questions are complex. By listening to the other side, we come to better understand our own view."
This is especially important today in the political arena, he said, where voices "have their own agenda, and we end up screaming at each other."
Through conversation that seeks a common ground, "people get a more mature view of the issue," Brett said.
"We come together in a respectful manner and listen."
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One crop consultant said Monday his area got more than 3 inches of rain on Friday...and sprayers were rolling in that area Monday. It's a sure sign that rains that fell over the weekend in some of the parched parts of the Corn Belt were welcomed but not quite enough to put much of a dent in the stress the corn and soybean crops are feeling from the spring of unseasonably hot, dry weather.
In the meantime, while the "have-nots" are worrying about the resumption of drought stress, the "haves" are hoping the rain subsides in what's been a growing season of extremes in the Corn Belt...and according to the calendar, summer's yet to even begin.
Reports of a few tenths of an inch to in excess of 3 inches fell in points around the Corn Belt over the weekend. The rains were widely variable, leaving some
"Looks to be 4/10 of an inch out of this one. Add that to the 2/10 last night and the 1.4 the first of the week and now I get a call from Northwest Kansas and find out the quarter with some crop in dry dirt got enough rain to get the moisture to meet and the rest of the crop is germinating and should be up shortly," Agriculture.com Marketing Talk senior contributor Hobbyfarmer said Saturday. "Pretty good pre-Father's Day present."
Adds Marketing Talk advisor Nebrfarmr: "Glad someone is getting the rain, if you have extra, send it our way. We had a 95% chance of measurable rain, and a 80% chance of rain over 3/4 inch over the weekend. Wound up with .005 or so. You could see each individual drop & where it hit the dust."
Marketing Talk senior contributor Blacksandfarmer farms in southern Michigan, where some of the region's most severe drought stress has withered the corn and soybean crops. The weekend brought brief reprieve to his farm. "We finally got a nice 3/10 this morning," he said Sunday morning. "That brings our June total to a half inch. Today's rain wasn't enough to get us far but should be enough to get us through the next couple very hot days."
He's not the only one concerned about the increasing heat. The weekend rainfall helped many farmers whose crops needed a drink, but the amount that fell wasn't enough to do much more than knock back drought stress by a couple of days, says Kyle Tapley, senior ag meteorologist for MDA EarthSat Weather/CropCAST.
"Although we certainly saw some improvement over the weekend in southern and western Iowa, eastern Missouri, and north central Illinois, dryness is still a significant concern across western Nebraska, northeastern Iowa, Missouri, southwestern Wisconsin, southern and eastern Illinois, Indiana, and southern Michigan" Tapley says. "Rains this week should continue to improve conditions for corn and soybeans across the northwestern Midwest, but dryness will increase again in central and southern areas where only a few light showers are expected. High temperatures are expected to reach the mid to upper 90s across the central and southern Midwest through Wednesday, adding stress to crop."
The markets are also watching the return to heat and potential drought. Monday's trade saw double-digit gains in corn, soybean and wheat pits as traders watched the grains decouple themselves from typical outside factors (crude oil, equities and the U.S. Dollar index) to trade almost exclusively behind the weather.
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Actress Lauren Bacall has died, at the age of 89. She rose to fame in Hollywood's Golden Age, and stole the heart of America's leading man.
Lauren Bacall became a star in her very first film, playing opposite Humphrey Bogart in "To Have and Have Not."
Bacall was born Betty Joan Perske. She was the daughter of Jewish immigrants and first cousin to Israel's Shimon Peres.
As a teenager she became a model and it was this picture that caught the eye of director Howard Hawks. He changed her name to Lauren - and her career took off.
Her film debut immediately made her one of Hollywood's leading ladies she also met her future husband.
Bacall was 19 when she met Bogart. He was 45.
While the couple continued making movies, they also started a family. But in 1957 Bogart died of cancer. Bacall said she never got over the loss.
She was briefly engaged to Frank Sinatra and later married Jason Robards. And she kept her career alive. She won Tony Awards for her Broadway performances in Applause and Woman of the Year. And got an Academy Award nomination for "The Mirror has Two Faces."
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As a high school student, I see nothing wrong with the "Bodies Revealed" exhibit. What better way to educate the public on anatomy than to show and explain what humans are made of and how we work?
This exhibit is showcasing how far science has come, not just parading dead bodies. This is for education, and if you do not want to see it, then don't go.
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To see the organs connected at the "Bodies Revealed" exhibit at Union Station in the respiratory, digestive, urinary, etc., systems is the real deal. That is how we are inside of our own bodies. Pictures in books, plastic overlays, and various kinds of models are not the real thing. There is certainly nothing insulting or degrading about our own bodies or this exhibit, as some of the letters to the editor are suggesting. There is something here for us to learn and appreciate about ourselves. In our country we strive for education for all, to stamp out all ignorance. Go see it.
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Hayley Atwell Would "Definitely" Do An Agent Carter TV Show
Marvel is supposedly working on a TV show based on the recent Agent Carter short staring Hayley Atwell that was released with the Iron Man 3 Blu-ray. The series is looking for a writer and production is tentatively scheduled for early next year. We'd heard a few details about the possible show except for whether or not Hayley Atwell would even be up for doing a TV gig. Well the actress has finally weighed in on the prospect and it's something she'd be really excited to do.
Speaking with Digital Spy, Atwell said she had read about the potential series and would definitely be up for reprising the role on the small screen:
I read about that too. The one-shot was so successful, the fanbase were like, 'We want more of Peggy!' I think Marvel probably take that very seriously, and it's certainly something I would be a part of doing. I'd be interested to show different sides of Peggy.
Although she's kick-ass, and she can be aggressive and she can be just as competent as the men, it'd be nice to show that she's a feminist in a way. It's not just about her being agressive and as agressive as the men in those action sequences, but being able to be a little bit more rounded as a person. I love the Marvel lot, they're really great people to work with, so it would be nice to go back and work with them again. I'd definitely do it.
Agent Carter is Marvel's greatest one-shot success to date, and that's saying something considering the others. With the rising popularity of Peggy Carter on the big screen, mixed with her upcoming appearance in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, it wouldn't be surprising at all if Marvel cashes in on Atwell's rising star. What do you think about the Agent Carter show now that you know Atwell would be on board?
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West Virginia is keeping Maryland among its non-conference opponents to help fulfill the school's regional scheduling requirements, coach Dana Holgorsen said.
The eighth-ranked Mountaineers (2-0) will host Maryland (2-1) Saturday at noon at Milan Puskar Stadium. The game will be televised on FX.
"It's a game that's going to continue to be played," Holgorsen said. "I've made reference to this a lot, as far as the non-conference game schedule needing to be very regional."
Holgorsen referenced WVU's strong fan turnout at last Saturday's 42-12 win over James Madison at FedEx Field in Landover, Md., as well as last year's 37-31 win over Maryland in College Park, Md.
"We're going to play regional games, so this is why it's going to remain on the schedule, because it does have so much meaning," Holgorsen said. "We go up against Maryland recruiting a lot, so there's going to be a lot of familiarity between the two programs, and it's going to continue to exist."
WVU and Maryland have played 48 times in a series dating to 1919. The Mountaineers have won the last six meetings.
• WVU won its first two games by a 111-46 margin. As a result, Holgorsen has been able to give playing time to his younger and inexperienced players. "We played an entire quarter with the young kids for the last two games, which has been tremendous from a developmental standpoint with some of the younger (offensive) line, especially with some of the younger receivers and, obviously. The quarterback, who's one play away from having to be in there and play," Holgorsen said. Backup quarterback Paul Millard threw a touchdown pass late in the opener against Marshall. "The more snaps he can get, the better," Holgorsen said.
• Holgorsen wasn't happy when the Mountaineers were stopped on a pair of short-yardage situations against James Madison, including Shawne Alston being tackled for a safety. "Offensively, we looked like crap on the third-and-1," Holgorsen said. "We went for it and were soft. We got the ball on the goal line, and we were soft. We were soft up front. We ran soft. It was just soft."
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|(ATLANTA, Ga.) -- Money brings Hal Bailey's police charity together with sheriffs and police chiefs in times of crisis. Money can divide them when times are quiet.
When a law enforcement officer has been injured or killed, Bailey said, he often shows up with a check in hand from the Georgia Coalition of Police and Sheriffs to help the families, and he's always received kindly.
Yet law enforcement leaders turn a cold shoulder to his fund-raising efforts. They said they have questions about the methods Bailey uses --- solicitations over the phone by professional fund-raisers --- and about how much of the money actually goes to charitable causes.
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Terry Norris, vice president of the Georgia Sheriff's Association, said his group does not support Bailey's group or any other that solicits donations by phone.
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Cherokee Sheriff Roger Garrison said residents told him in October that Bailey's group was using Garrison's name in its phone solicitations. One of Garrison's officers called the solicitors and demanded they stop.
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Garrison does not lend his name to charities, and he disapproves of Bailey's fund-raising methods.
"I would urge Cherokee County residents to never, ever give a penny to anyone soliciting for law enforcement organizations over the phone like that," Garrison said.
Bailey remembers a friendlier response from Garrison. He has a picture on the wall of his Conyers office of Garrison receiving a check of $ 500 from him last year. The coalition gave the money to the children of Deputy Dana Shaw, who died in a car accident.
"I'm not knocking legitimate charities,'' Garrison said. "I'm just opposed to the method they use to raise money."
Bailey said he is learning as he goes.
He started one organization called the Georgia Police Officers Association and signed a contract with a fund-raising company. In 1999, the company raised $ 700,000. His association got $ 41,627, or less than 6 percent.
The Georgia Police Officers Association was cited by Georgia Secretary of State Cathy Cox as an uncharitable charity.
Bailey, a retired DeKalb County police officer, said it was a hard-earned lesson. That organization and its reputation sit idle while he tries again with the newly formed Georgia Association of Police and Sheriffs.
In addition to continuing to help families of officers injured or killed, the coalition plans to offer training and equipment to small police departments that can't afford to pay for it.
He realizes that getting 15 to 25 percent of money raised to run those programs makes some people unhappy.
"I've caught a lot of heat as far as fund-raisers go," he said.
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Domestic and International departure taxes are increasing at 5 main airports in Indonesia.
From Denpasar (Bali), Surabaya (Java), Balikpapan (Kalimantan) airports:
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- Domestic tax will increase from 40,000rp to 75,000rp
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From Lombok airport:
- International tax will increase to 150,000rp
- Domestic tax will increase to 45,000rp
From Makassar (Sulawesi) airport:
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- Domestic tax will increase to 50,000rp
Just to be clear, departure tax is NOT included in your ticket in Indonesia. You need to pay this after you check in and before you go through customs.
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They are coming home, but what happens for members of the military once they are home? Last year there were 349 reported suicides in military personnel with suicides among veterans exceeding that of active-duty troops. It can be difficult to shut out the sounds of battle and reconnect with families not seen for many months.
For one group of military families, a well-known El Dorado County sport might be one of the answers.
The Jeepers Jamboree, a world-renowned off-roading event over the Rubicon Trail, celebrated its 60th year in 2012 and the organization commissioned a lot of cooler packs with its logo on them to give out to participants.
"We had some left over," said Dan Mainwaring, board member of Jeepers Jamboree Inc., "and I gave a couple to friends." One of the friends, fellow Jeeper Mike McGinity, sent a cooler pack and some Jeeper gear to his son, Eddie, a staff sergeant in the U.S. Army.
Edward McGinity and the rest of the men of 3rd Battalion, 509th Airborne, 25th Infantry, Able Company had just returned from a 10-month deployment to Afghanistan. It was McGinity's second deployment to Afghanistan after a 15-month deployment to Iraq. McGinity, born and raised in El Dorado County and a 2005 Union Mine High School graduate, went into the Army directly from high school and he is a lifelong Jeeper.
"His dad has been Jeeping and going to the Jamboree for about 40 years," said Carol McGinity, Eddie's mother. "He was born in the back of a Jeep and that's where his car seat was too."
Based in Fort Richardson in Anchorage, Eddie McGinity, 25, organized a Jeeper club with his fellow infantry mortarmen to help blow off steam and have some fun.
McGinity knows about families and Jeeping. His parents, Mike and Carol McGinity, raised all three of their children as Jeepers. Eddie McGinity is married to Terra and has two daughters, Alyssa, 6, and Layla, 2.
When McGinity received his cooler pack, he put in a request for 10 more, so that all the members of his club would have one. Mainwaring and Lacey Stiles gathered the packs to donate. Mainwaring talked to the American Legion Post 119, where both he and Eddie McGinity are members and the Post, with members Lee Sanders and John Shetler organizing it, paid for shipping the packs to Alaska.
"Not all of the guys have Jeeps; some of them have cars or trucks, but about 10 of us go out at a time with our families," said McGinity. The group travels the trails around Anchorage, with the favorite trail being the one to Ruby Lake outside Sutton. That trail is one of the longer ones, ranging from easy to moderate and gives more opportunity to see wild Alaska.
"Jeeping around Anchorage is completely different than here," said McGinity. "There isn't as much rock there and there is a lot of mud and small rock with boggy marshes. Lakes pop up in the middle of nowhere."
The cooler pack carries lunch. As the Jeep travels down the trail, Alyssa plays video games in the backseat, Layla snoozes in her car seat. Terra is a passenger sometimes; other times she drives. It's a family event with mountains and glaciers in the background.
Staff Sgt. McGinity and his family will be transferring to Ft. Benning, Ga., for his next assignment as a drill sergeant. The weather and scenery will be radically different, but Jeeping with the family will still be part of the package.
The 61st Jeepers Jamboree runs from July 25 to July 28 and registration is already under way. For more information, call 530 333-4771 or visit the Website at jeepersjamboree.com.
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Mode manipulation and near-THz absorptions in binary grating-graphene layer structures
1 Department of Physics, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin 150001, China
2 Key Lab of Micro-Optics and Photonic Technology of Heilongjiang Province, Harbin 150001, China
Nanoscale Research Letters 2014, 9:90 doi:10.1186/1556-276X-9-90Published: 21 February 2014
The excitation and absorption properties of grating coupled graphene surface plasmons were studied. It was found that whether a mode can be excited is mainly determined by the frequency of incident light and the duty ratio of gratings. In the structure consisting graphene bilayer, a blueshift of the excitation frequency existed when the distance between neighbor graphene layer were decreased gradually. In graphene-grating multilayer structures, a strong absorption (approximately 90% at maximum) was found in near-THz range.


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Updated: July 13, 2007, 8:11 PM ETBy Jennie Finch | ESPN.com
Hello, fantasy fanatics! I hope everyone out there enjoyed their Fourth of July. I know it's one of my favorite holidays. I love watching fireworks and celebrating the birth of our nation. We intended to let Ace stay up and watch, but he crashed early and got the sleep it seems he needed.
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Tuesday 05 April 2011
Ian Rickson's production of Lillian Hellman's The Children's Hour will complete its run at the Comedy Theatre on 7 May 2011 after two extensions to the West End run.
When a schoolgirl's whisper spreads, it triggers a chain of events with extraordinary consequences. Karen Wright and Martha Dobie run a girls' boarding school in 1930s New England, where they become entangled in a devastating story of deceit, shame and courage. Banned in London and several cities across America, The Children's Hour received its world premiere on Broadway in 1934. Generations on, its potent exploration of a culture of fear remains startlingly relevant.
The cast comprises Lisa Backwell (Evelyn Munn), Isabella Brazier-Jones (Helen Burton), Ellen Burstyn (Mrs Amelia Tilford), Poppy Carter (Janet), Marama Corlett (Lois Fisher), Nancy Crane (Agatha), Amy Dawson (Rosalie Wells), Isabel Ellison (Catherine), Bryony Hannah (Mary Tilford), Carol Kane (Mrs Lily Mortar), Keira Knightley (Karen Wright), Tobias Menzies (Doctor Joseph Cardin), Elisabeth Moss (Martha Dobie), Nathan Nolan (Grocery Boy) and Eve Ponsonby (Peggy Rogers).
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Robert Steiner, right, listens to his family members speak on his behalf during his sentencing hearing Friday afternoon in Fairfield County Common Pleas Court. Steiner was sentenced to 7 years in prison for setting a fire at a restaurant in January. / Matthew Berry/Eagle-Gazette
Lancaster Police Det. Brian Grefe testifies during the sentencing hearing of Robert Steiner, Friday Fairfield County Common Pleas Court in Lancaster. Steiner was sentenced to 7 years in prison after pleading guilty to setting a fire at Lancaster restaurant in January. / Matthew Berry/Eagle-Gazette
LANCASTER — A former Hocking Township volunteer firefighter who set a fire in a local Mexican restaurant was sentenced Friday to seven years in prison.
Robert Steiner, 35, was sentenced after a contested sentencing hearing by Fairfield County Common Pleas Judge Chris Martin.
In July, Steiner pleaded guilty to aggravated arson, a second-degree felony, and tampering with evidence, a third-degree felony.
Steiner was accused of starting a fire at 7:52 p.m. Jan. 5 in the mens restroom at Fiesta Tropicana, 1236 N. Memorial Drive. The restaurant was open and had between 20 and 50 patrons inside when the fire was set.
Lancaster police Detective Brian Grefe testified Friday that Steiners mother and young daughter were in the restaurant when the fire was started. No one was injured, and the restaurant sustained smoke damage.
Grefe also said Steiner directed members of the Lancaster Fire Department away from the source of the fire and into the kitchen instead. Officers on scene the night of the fire called Steiners behavior suspicious, and one officer saw Steiner toss a lighter to the ground, Grefe said.
Grefe said the fire was started with toilet paper and garbage in a vent and that the vent cover was located outside the restaurant in some bushes.
Fairfield County Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Jocelyn Kelly said Steiner was in a position of trust, and that he violated that trust when he set the fire. Kelly said the prosecution was seeking six years in prison for count one and 30 months in prison for count two.
His position, his experience, made him aware of the risk, Kelly said.
Steiner sobbed as he apologized to the court, his family and friends. He said he made a poor decision.
I did not uphold my duty, he said. There is no excuse for what I did. I accept full responsibility. If I could take it all back, I would do it in a heartbeat.
Zachuary Meranda, Steiners attorney, said Steiner is undergoing counseling and was engaged in Alcoholics Anonymous to address his underlying alcohol problems and to understand why he committed the act.
Meranda and Steiners family declined additional comment.
As a part of Senate Bill 70, which went into effect July 1, Steiner is required to register with the states arsonist registry for the remainder of his life. He also was ordered to pay a $1,000 fine and $1,000 in restitution to the restaurant.
Both Kelly and Meranda confirmed that Steiner has already paid the restitution to the restaurant.
Hocking Township Fire Chief Curtis Golden said Steiner started as a volunteer firefighter with the department in 2012.
Golden said Steiner was placed on administrative leave after he turned himself in to Fairfield County Municipal Court in late January, and was released from the position shortly after his guilty plea in July.
Golden declined additional comment.
Kelly and Grefe said they were satisfied with the courts decision.
The prosecutors office is dedicated to prosecuting arson cases and hopes to send a message to anyone seeking to set a fire and place the community at risk, Kelly said.


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Anyone who gardens in the eastern U.S. is familiar with the Japanese beetle, that voracious consumer of just about anything green in the garden. It is one of the most destructive pests east of the...
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Helenium, also known as sneezeweed, has long been a favorite for adding color to the late season garden. The daisy-like flowers with raised centers bloom in autumnal shades of orange, red, russet...
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We can all use a little help in the garden. And there is an army of tiny helpers eager to lend a hand. They are the beneficial insects, ones that behave in ways that are helpful to the crops we grow. These "good bugs" help out in a variety of ways- by...
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