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MONKTON — All hands are on deck to oppose the section of Vermont Gas Systems's proposed $72 million pipeline that would cut through the Monkton area. More than 100 citizens have signed a petition in opposition, the Monkton selectboard followed suit with a letter to the Vermont Public Service Board last Tuesday, and at a Wednesday night meeting the Addison County Regional Planning Commission also signaled its reservations.
MONKTON — On the morning of Oct. 13, former Town Clerk Carmelita "Carmie" and Rod Burritt were invited to go leaf peeping by their son, Chris, and daughter-in-law, Robin. "Not much to see, mostly yellows and a lot of leaves have already fallen," said Carmie. With urging from Rod (who knew what the game plan was), Robin and Chris, she consented to the ride.
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MONKTON — Members of the Development Review Board came to no final decisions on a contentious 39.5 acre gravel production site off of Monkton Road when they held a public hearing this past Tuesday.
The focus of the hearing, according to DRB Chair Peter Close, was over whether a rock quarry would be permitted under Monkton law and "the definition of gravel."
MONKTON — In the woods of the Willowell Foundation land in Monkton, artist Marela Zacarías is leading the local community in turning 1,024 square feet of reconstructed silo into a permanent sculptural mural installation. Zacarías's project, called "Azimuth," is part of a series of artist residencies at Willowell that interpret both pre-Columbian design motifs and Vermont's natural environment. According to Zacarías, "Azimuth" "is meant to work as a meditation on transformation and an offering to nature."
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After less than four years under construction, the massive De Rotterdam towers, OMA's grand experiment in urban density and scale, were completed a few weeks ago. With over 1,700,000 square feet of floor space, Rem Koolhaas' glass-clad "vertical city" is the largest multifunctional building in the Netherlands.
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The Nobel Foundation, the body that administers all activities involved in the delivery of the prestigious Nobel Prize, has shortlisted 12 architecture firms to partake in an international design competition for the new headquarters in Blasieholmen, Stockholm.
In addition to providing a global headquarters, the establishment will also include a visitors center where the public can explore the natural sciences, humanities, and peace efforts of the United Nations. One of the key factors for the Foundation in selecting the architects to participate involved "their ability to work in intricate urban environments where historical context and the natural environment must be considered with sensitivity."
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Out of a crop of 26, ten teams have been invited to present their technical proposals for the renovation of the Mies van der Rohe–designed Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in Washington, D.C. District officials are hoping to transform the landmark 1972 building, Mies' last built work and his only in D.C., into a state-of-the-art central library fit for the nation's capital.
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A year ago, Hurricane Sandy swept through the East coast—destroying thousands of homes, shutting down infrastructure, and knocking out substations—which resulted in $68 billion in damage. Yesterday, a day before the anniversary of the super storm, ten finalists in the Rebuild by Design competition unveiled their proposals to remake a more resilient coastline. The competition—launched by Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), among other participating organizations—called on the final teams to provide ideas for making the affected coastal areas more resilient to withstand future storms and climate change.
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Wednesday, October 9, 2013
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Next Tuesday, the nearly 850-foot-tall Shenzhen Stock Exchange Building will be inaugurated as the new head of capitalist trading in Hong Kong. OMA, Rem Koolhaas' architectural firm, was commissioned to design and construct the soaring structure in 2006. After nearly $500 million in expenditures, according to reports by the Wall Street Journal blog, the square-form skyscraper with a surprising floating base, is complete.
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Marina Abramović owes 4,765 hugs to the supporters of her successfully funded $600,000 Kickstarter. Last month, the artist launched the online campaign to fund her own Marina Abramović Institute (MAI) in upstate New York, a performance center conceptualized as a laboratory that will be dedicated to the practice of long-durational performance art and the "Marina Abramović Method." Project donations ranged from $1 to $10,000 and all donors are invited to receive a personal hug from the artist in a future performance event called "The Embrace." With help from social media, celebrity interest, and a few encouragements from Abramović herself, the center surpassed its goal by more than $60,000 before the end of its month-long funding period this past Sunday.
Unveiled> OMA Master Plan Wins Bogotá's International Design Competition
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Amanda Gruen.
OMA has been selected to design the Bogotá Centro Administrativo Nacional (CAN) new civic center, situated at the heart of the city's main axis, Calle 26. Steered by partner-in-charge Shohei Shigematsu, the 680-acre mixed-use design occupies a footprint as large as Washington, D.C.'s National Mall and will operate as the city's government headquarters with intermixed residential, educational, retail, and cultural developments, all which encourage continuous activity within separate districts. The design intends to integrate civic and public life while connecting to local destinations.
Ten Teams Shortlisted for HUD's Rebuild by Design Competition
Friday, August 9, 2013
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In response to Hurricane Sandy, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) launched the Rebuild by Design competition to develop strategies to increase the resiliency of urban and coastal areas in the face of extreme weather events and climate change. According to HUD's website, the goal of the competition is "to promote innovation by developing regionally-scalable but locally-contextual solutions that increase resilience in the region, and to implement selected proposals with both public and private funding dedicated to this effort. The competition also represents a policy innovation by committing to set aside HUD Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery funding specifically to incentivize implementation of winning projects and proposals. Examples of design solutions are expected to range in scope and scale—from large-scale green infrastructure to small-scale residential resiliency retrofits."
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A version of this story first appeared in the April 5 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine.
Will the success of The Bible foretell a slew of religious-themed movies and TV projects? Already in the works is Jesus of Nazareth, a six-hour, $20 million miniseries from production outfit MPCA.
"We believe the audience continues to have a hunger for life- and faith-affirming films," says Michael Landon Jr., who is writing and producing the new version of Jesus of Nazareth with Brian Bird for Brad Krevoy's MPCA. "The monumental success of Mark Burnett and Roma Downey's The Bible just underscores that."
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The Bible's March 3 premiere was cable's most-watched telecast of the year, pulling in 13.1 million viewers, with its next two episodes holding strong at 10.9 million.
Meanwhile, Showtime is developing The Vatican, Lifetime has a hit reality series called Preacher's Daughters, GSN is airing a Bible-themed game show, and several networks (TLC, Discovery, Nat Geo) have sparked to the Amish.
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Krevoy said he doesn't have a U.S. network commitment yet but is confident that will happen. "I'm very comfortable we're going to get plenty of takers," he said.
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The forecast for the weekend is for soft east, north-easterlies of five to 10 knots building gently up to 15 knots during the afternoons. With this forecast tactics and tenacity will likely be the call for both days.
Several of the boats arrived into the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron marina late this afternoon and were then seen working on lightening their loads in preparation for the forecasted weather. Two of the long distance visitors were approaching their regatta preparation with gusto.
Down from Gladstone for a month of sailing and catching up with friends, Brad and Maryke Barker were gently moving some of their cruising gear off their Beneteau Oceanis 46 and onto the dock. Returning for a second year of racing in the QLD Beneteau Cup, the Barkers will have a full crew on board made up of friends and family. 'Well at least they will be full by the time the regatta finishes', quipped Brad this afternoon.
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Stopping off on their way home from Hamilton Island, the Port Hacking team on Waughship, an Oceanis 50, were clearly far more relaxed about their preparation. A cool beer in hand, owner Barry Waugh, who has just flown 32 hours back from Valencia Spain so he could compete with his mates, said their main preparation was stocking up on the liquid refreshments. 'We are putting four cartons on board of Black Diamond beer which is from China. It is very similar to Corona and pretty good to drink on a hot day,' Waugh said.
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Almost 200 years after her death, Jane Austen's writings are still a hot commodity. Her original novels such as "Pride and Prejudice," "Sense and Sensibility" and "Persuasion" are still well-read and loved. Her books have been turned into movies and have inspired modern retellings like "Clueless." New fiction inspired by Austen novels is published frequently ("Bridget Jones' Diary" and "The Jane Austen Book Club" come to mind, but there are dozens more), and now there's a Jane Austen-inspired cookbook being released next month.
"Dinner with Mr. Darcy" by Pen Vogler gets its inspiration from Austen's novels and personal letters. The Telegraph mentions that Vogler reread all the Austen novels and combed through her letters to find mentions of foods, and then she found authentic period recipes for those foods.
I have to admit, I'm not a big Austen fan, so this book doesn't hold much interest for me, but I know that she has a huge following and I imagine the book will do well — especially since it's being released right before the holidays.
But I have been known to cook meals inspired by fiction — usually from movies or TV. I've made ratatouille that looks like the version in the movie "Ratatouille" and fish fingers and custard inspired by "Doctor Who." (My kids requested both.)
Would you cook from "Dinner with Mr. Darcy" or have you ever created a meal inspired by a book or movie?
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BOSTON – One of the keys heading into the second-round playoff series against the Montreal Canadiens was the play of the Bruins quartet of young defensemen. Torey Krug, Matt Bartkowski, Kevan Miller and Dougie Hamilton were all excellent against the Detroit Red Wings. They managed the puck with poise and intelligence and kept the turnovers to a minimum.
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Bartkowski actually thought it was Brandon Prust that he hauled down, but who could blame him if he was a little confused afterward. It seemed like the second year D-man was a little shellshocked in the double overtime session.
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The Johnny Boychuk/Torey Krug defensemen pairing also struggled against Montreal and was on ice for a pair of goals in five-on-five play, where the Bruins are supposed to be the dominant team.
The first was an iffy pass from Boychuk between the skates of Krug, who kicked the puck right to Rene Bourque and started a scoring rush going in the other direction. Then an ill-advised Krug clearing attempt on a rim attempt up the boards in the third period landed on a Montreal stick, and the ensuing melee in front of the net turned into a Francis Bouillon goal.
Krug said it was the third- and fourth-line forwards that were hurting the Bruins, rather than the usual suspects, and that's the domain of a bottom pairing defenseman such as Krug. The Bruins got back to work on Friday and watched the video from Game 1. They'll view the lost scoring opportunities and the defensive miscues that led to some unlikely Habs forwards in Rene Bourque, Weise and defenseman Francis Bouillon leading to their undoing.
"We're going to look at some things, and fine-tune it," Krug said. "It seems like they were generating some speed, and not necessarily their top line either. It was, they had guys that were flying up and down the ice that are on their fourth line, so to speak. So, our whole team effort has to be a little bit better, and we're going to look at things. We'll see what the coaching staff has to say tomorrow."
Dougie Hamilton didn't have any major defensive gaffes and the Zdeno Chara/Hamilton defensemen pairing did such a good enough job that Michel Therrien started bouncing Thomas Vanek between a number of forward lines. The goal seemed multi-pronged to perhaps get Vanek's attention after some disinterested defensive play early in the game, and free the prolific Habs forward from the Chara/Hamilton pairing on every shift.
It didn't work as Vanek – the Vanek with 30 goals and 62 points in 55 career regular season games vs. Boston – went without a shot against the Bruins. That was part of a good B's defense effort against Montreal's top forwards.
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August 10, 2011 9:30 AM EST
Rob Fink – KCSA
Amiram Levinberg – Chairman of the Board and CEO
Ari Krashin – CFO
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Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for standing by.
Welcome to Gilat's Second Quarter 2011 Results Conference Call.
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I would now like to turn the call over the call to Rob Fink of KCSA to read the Safe Harbor statement. Rob, please go ahead.
Rob Fink
Thank you, Rachael. Good morning and good afternoon. Thank you all for joining us today for Gilat's second quarter 2011 results conference call.
A recording of this call be available beginning at approximately noon Eastern Time today, August 10th until August 12th at noon. Our earnings press release and website provide details on accessing the archived call.
Investors are urged to read the forward-looking statements and our earnings release which states that statements made on this earnings call which are not historical facts may be deemed forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
All forward-looking statements including statements regarding future financial operating results involve risks, uncertainties, and contingencies, many of which are beyond the control of Gilat and which may cause actual results to differ materially from anticipated results. Gilat is under no obligation to update or alter our forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise. We expressly disclaim any obligation to do so.
More detailed information about risk factors can be found in our reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
That said, on the call today is Amiram Levinberg, Gilat's Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer; and Ari Krashin, Chief Financial Officer. Amiram, please go ahead.
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Thank you, Rob. Good day, everyone. Before going into our regular call agenda on reviewing the results of the second quarter, I would like to highlight the recent development.
On August 1st, we announced the signing of a strategic contract with SES ASTRA2Connect in Ka-band. This is a significant project which opens new opportunities for us in a rapidly growing segment of the market. We are excited about this project and I will go into further details about this later in my comments.
The second quarter was highlighted by a strong financial performance in our core business. This quarter's revenue increased to $81.7 million compared to $51.8 million in the second quarter of 2010. Gross margin in the second quarter was 36% compared to 33% in the comparable quarter in 2010 and EBITDA was $6.6 million compared to $2.2 million in the second quarter of 2010. On a non-GAAP basis, our operating income for the quarter was $2.7 million, up from a non-GAAP operating loss of $1 million in the comparable quarter of 2010. I will provide you with further details on our quarterly results later in the call.
Our North American business was strong in the second quarter, led by Spacenet's commercial activity. We received orders in the energy sector from customers such as ConocoPhillips, [inaudible] pipeline and Sunoco. And Spacenet also received extensions from its gaming and enterprise customer.
In the second quarter, we also announced the acquisition of CICAT Networks. A US nationwide provider of broadband network solutions. This acquisition is part of Spacenet strategy to expand its business in the broadband managed network services market and further leverage its core network management, call center, and field services capabilities. We have begun the integration of CICAT Networks with Spacenet's enterprise business and has received significant orders for broadband connectivity. One such order for broadband connectivity was received from CICAT partner IBM for advanced auto parts, a leader in the automotive market and retail store nationwide.
Wavestream contributed meaningfully to our revenue and profitability this quarter. However, the uncertainty and concerns surrounding the US Government budget continues. We have been expanding Wavestream's business to new opportunities such as commercial satellite broadcast, digital satellite news gathering, and airborne communication. During the quarter, Wavestream received orders for products that will be used in commercial airlines and in UAVs. In addition, Wavestream's expansion to the international market continued to profit.
Moving to our international VSAT business, this quarter we announced a significant transact with Optus to provide a VSAT's hubs operation, installation, and maintenance for a major network in Australia. Optus will provide broadband services for a Australian consumers in remote areas as part of NBN Co's First Release Satellite Services, FRSS. As a reminder, National Broadband Network is an Australian Government initiative to deliver a nationwide broadband network for all Australians with the planned investment of up to 43 billion Australian dollars over eight years. NBN initiated the FRSS as an interim solution to provide high-speed broadband connectivity to remote Australian residences, small businesses and indigenous communities. The first pilot customers have already begun receiving service and the initial feedback we have received is positive.
This quarter we also announced a contract with HISPASAT for consumer services focused on the residential market in Spain. We had strong demand for SCADA enterprise in USO applications, including several similar backhaul deals both for our SkyAbis solution and SCPC modems.
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September 28, 2012 3:45 PMBATON ROUGE - Hurricane Isaac damaged nearly 59,000 homes across southeast Louisiana. That is more than four times the number officials estimated a week after the storm made landfall on Aug. 28. The Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness says the most severe damage hit houses and rental... more »
After Isaac, oyster harvest struggles
September 28, 2012 9:00 AMHOUMA - Hurricane Isaac wiped out many adult oysters in Louisiana waters, another blow to an industry that has been struggling in the wake of BP PLC's 2010 massive oil spill. But in a twist, the storm's raging waters also may have helped set the stage for better crops in... more »
Disaster declaration extended for Livingston Parish
September 26, 2012 10:37 AMLIVINGSTON - The parish president said a disaster declaration for Livingston Parish has been extended for another month. Residents in the lower portion of the parish saw extensive flooding after Hurricane Isaac passed through southern Louisiana. Parish President Layton Ricks said FEMA is working with parish officials to... more »
Central schools approve makeup plan
September 26, 2012 7:45 AMCENTRAL - The school days for most Central students will be extended by several minutes, and other adjustments are planned to make up for the four days of school lost when Hurricane Isaac blew through Louisiana in late August. The Central Community School Board on Monday agreed on how... more »
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September 24, 2012 6:14 PMBATON ROUGE - Residents directly impacted by Hurricane Isaac are now able to apply for food stamps, but they have limited time to do so. The Department of Children and Family Services have opened six locations in East Baton Rouge Parish to create more space for people to apply... more »
EBR DSNAP locations only open five days
September 24, 2012 2:20 PMBATON ROUGE - People applying for disaster food aid in East Baton Rouge Parish have fewer days to do so than other parishes. According to the Department of Children and Family Services, DSNAP locations in the parish will only be open for five days this week. Other parishes have... more »
Mosquito problem in Livingston Parish
September 21, 2012 10:10 AMLIVINGSTON - Residents in Livingston Parish may be dealing with an issue bigger than they can handle. Recent rain and Hurricane Isaac left behind a lot of standing water, which could bring a lot of mosquitoes. The Livingston Parish Mosquito Abatement also doesn't have adequate funding to cover... more »
Disaster food aid sites open in Felicianas
September 20, 2012 1:06 PMCLINTON - Sites opened today for people in East and West Feliciana parishes who were affected by Hurricane Isaac to apply for or receive disaster food aid. The sites will be open for the next seven days, and will help people get Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance, formerly disaster food... more »
Litter a problem on Hwy 42, Amite River
September 20, 2012 10:23 AMPORT VINCENT- Trash lurking in the Amite River is becoming more visible following flooding from Hurricane Isaac. Residents in the area say the high waters floated trash into areas along the banks of the river. Those residents also say more people are littering along Hwy 42. News... more »
Disaster food aid sites to open in Felicianas
September 20, 2012 8:36 AMBATON ROUGE - Residents in East Feliciana and West Feliciana parishes who were affected by Hurricane Isaac have seven days, beginning Thursday, to apply for disaster food benefits. State officials say they're opening sites at the East Feliciana Early Learning Center in Clinton and the Independence Community Center in... more »
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September 19, 2012 10:38 PMMAUREPAS - People here say they feel forgotten. Isaac flooded their homes and businesses now they claim FEMA is leaving them high and dry. The feds have denied disaster claims for some people who live in Maurepas. Michelle Posey was one of them. "What can you do when... more »
DEQ fines company over leaks after Isaac
September 18, 2012 5:25 PMBATON ROUGE - State regulators say they are issuing a $12,189 fine against a chemical terminal flooded during Hurricane Isaac because it did not notify authorities fast enough about chemical releases. On Tuesday, the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality said it issued the fine against Stolthaven New Orleans LLC, a... more »
Hurricane Isaac rescuers nominated for award
September 17, 2012 10:19 AMNEW ORLEANS - Sen. Mary Landrieu has nominated a father and son credited with rescuing dozens of neighbors from Hurricane Isaac's floodwaters for an award from the Congressional Medal of Honor Society. The Louisiana Democrat said Friday that she nominated 53-year-old Jesse Shaffer III and his 25-year-old son, Jesse,... more »
Isaac causes spike in initial jobless claims
September 14, 2012 4:30 PMBATON ROUGE - Hurricane Isaac caused a spike in initial claims for unemployment insurance in Louisiana for the week ending Sept. 8. Figures released Friday show initial claims increased to 9,023 from 2,345. That's the most initial claims filed in one week since Hurricanes Gustav and Ike impacted Louisiana in... more »
Report: Isaac damaged 2 tanks, chemicals leaked
September 14, 2012 10:13 AMNEW ORLEANS - A chemical storage facility southeast of New Orleans that flooded during Hurricane Isaac reported to state officials that no more than about 38,700 gallons of chemicals leaked from two tanks damaged by storm surge and that an underdetermined amount of chemicals flowed off the facility's grounds. The... more »
DEQ probes chemical leaks at Isaac-hit facility
September 13, 2012 4:58 PMNEW ORLEANS - State officials are investigating how many chemicals leaked from storage tanks at a facility flooded by Hurricane Isaac with about 7 feet of water. Isaac's surge damaged the Stolthaven Braithwaite LLC chemical storage and transfer facility next to the Mississippi River in Braithwaite, a Plaquemines Parish community... more »
Angry over denial for disaster aid, man pulls gun
September 13, 2012 3:55 PMLAPLACE - A man who allegedly got a fully loaded AR-15 assault rifle from his pickup truck after being turned down for disaster food stamps is jailed in St. John the Baptist Parish. Louisiana State Police say a claims processor in LaPlace told officers that a man had become irate... more »
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September 12, 2012 4:10 PMHEAD OF ISLAND- Alligator hunters say Hurricane Isaac caused several problems as the season gets underway. Livingston waterways were closed until this week, high water levels have pushed alligators into uncommon areas, and recent cool weather means the reptiles move around less. Gator hunter Kenny Watts said there... more »
Maurepas Swamp WMA reopens after Isaac cleanup
September 10, 2012 3:06 PMMAUREPAS - The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has reopened the Maurepas Swamp Wildlife Management Area, which closed before Hurricane Isaac's landfall. The area in Ascension, Livingston, St. James and St. John the Baptist parishes reopened Monday. The Hope Canal boat launch access road remains flooded and... more »
Isaac cleanup begins in Ascension Parish
September 10, 2012 10:27 AMGONZALES - Hurricane Isaac cleanup begins in Ascension Parish today. Parish officials say contractor DRC begins storm debris pickup Monday, beginning with vegetative debris only on the first collection pass through the parish. An area encompassing all of unincorporated Ascension, the city of Donaldsonville and the town of Sorrento has... more »
Livingston Parish FEMA center opens
September 7, 2012 11:35 AMSATSUMA - People who need help with disaster assistance in Livingston Parish can visit a new FEMA center which opened this morning. The center is open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the shopping center just north of the I-12 Satsuma exit. After Saturday, the center will stay... more »
Red Cross, food banks asking for donations
September 7, 2012 11:31 AMBATON ROUGE - Red Cross chapters and food banks across Louisiana have been busy helping people out after Hurricane Isaac, and now they're asking for help as well. FEMA said the organizations are asking for donations to help replenish supplies they've used giving relief to people affected by the... more »
FEMA assessment teams in area today
September 7, 2012 11:13 AMBATON ROUGE - Assessment teams from FEMA are in East Baton Rouge and St. Martin parishes today, looking at damage to see if it qualifies the parish for inidividual federal aid. The teams will survey conditions and damage left behind from Hurricane Isaac, according to FEMA, and present a... more »
Post-Isaac seafood meeting held
September 7, 2012 10:39 AMNEW ORLEANS - Seafood industry leaders are assessing the effects of Hurricane Isaac. Ewell Smith, director of the state's seafood promotion board, says fishing communities such as Delacroix, Hopedale and Lafitte suffered damage in the storm. Smith said figures on how the storm affected the industry were being compiled Friday.... more »
Food stamp use up in La. before Isaac
September 7, 2012 8:40 AMNEW ORLEANS - U.S. Department of Agriculture data show that Louisiana had a big increase in food stamp use even before Hurricane Isaac and approval of emergency food stamps. Louisiana tied North Carolina for the nation's biggest increase in food stamp use between May and June, at 1.3 percent.... more »
Five more parishes approved for FEMA aid
September 6, 2012 2:45 PMBATON ROUGE - FEMA approved five more south Louisiana parishes for individual assistance today in the wake of Hurricane Isaac, according to state emergency officials. Residents in Assumption, St. Helena, St. James, Terrebonne and Washington parishes are now eligible for federal assistance to cover uninsured damages from the stormor... more »
Remnant of Isaac lurks in Gulf
September 6, 2012 2:25 PMNEW ORLEANS - If a remnant of Hurricane Isaac becomes a tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico - which forecasters say could happen - it would be a rare event. In 2005, a remnant from a tropical depression that dissipated near Puerto Rico eventually became part of a new... more »
Federal tax deadline pushed back because of Isaac
September 6, 2012 7:19 AMNEW ORLEANS - Individuals who filed for an extension on their 2011 federal income tax returns will get a little extra time to make their filing, thanks to Hurricane Isaac. The Internal Revenue Service says it will push the deadline for filing extended returns back to Jan. 11, 2013.... more »
People in flooded Livingston Parish get answers from FEMA
September 5, 2012 10:20 PMFRENCH SETTLEMENT- People filled a room, looking for answers to their recovery from Hurricane Isaac. Congressman Bill Cassidy joined FEMA reps for a town hall meeting. "Most of my concern was about the MRE's and stuff," said Brandy Vance. "If there are MRE's...that will be a big help.... more »
Ricks: Could be a few days before debris removal begins
September 5, 2012 1:40 PMLIVINGSTON - Livingston Parish President Layton Ricks said today it could take a few more days to complete plans for debris removal after Hurricane Isaac. Ricks told News 2 it's taking some time because the parish is trying to avoid many of the problems they faced after Hurricane Gustav... more »
Tangipahoa added to FEMA individual assistance list
September 5, 2012 1:27 PMBATON ROUGE - Tangipahoa has been added to the list of parishes eligible for individual FEMA disaster assistance. Governor Bobby Jindal made the announcement this morning. A total of 11 parishes in South Louisiana, including Livingston and Ascension, are now eligible for individual assistance. FEMA says $10 million... more »
Old oil washes up in La. after Hurricane Isaac
September 5, 2012 8:18 AMNEW ORLEANS - Old oil has washed up on some Louisiana beaches after Hurricane Isaac and officials are testing whether it's left over from BP's Deepwater Horizon spill in 2010. Officials late Tuesday restricted fishing in waters extending a mile off a roughly 13-mile stretch of coastline. The... more »
Share your stories of Isaac heroism, helpfulness
September 4, 2012 6:57 PMBATON ROUGE - WBRZ is looking for the stories of heroism as our community faced Hurricane Isaac. We want to feature the good Samaritans who came to rescue members of our community. Tell us who helped you and your family, what they did- and tell them how thankful you... more »
Thousands file flood insurance claims after Isaac
September 4, 2012 6:09 PMBATON ROUGE - Officials say thousands of flood insurance claims are being filed in the wake of Hurricane Isaac, a slow-moving storm that brought drenching rain and tropical-storm force winds to parishes that don't typically experience flooding. Commissioner of Insurance James Donelon said Tuesday only 31 percent of Louisiana residents... more »
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September 4, 2012 5:10 PMMAUREPAS- Relief organizations like the Red Cross and Salvation Army, as well as local volunteers, are helping people deal with Hurricane Isaac cleanup in Livingston Parish. The Livingston Parish District 9 Fire Station in Maurepas has been operating as a distribution site for the past several days. Lines of... more »
Isaac may spark swarms of mosquitoes
September 4, 2012 10:23 AMHOUMA - After Hurricane Isaac left a lot of water behind, south Louisiana residents may be dealing with swarms of mosquitoes. And with Louisiana experiencing the highest rate of West Nile virus infections in several years, state officials are warning residents to take precautions against mosquitoes. The Courier reports that... more »
Isaac: Federal cards can buy hot food during Sept.
September 4, 2012 10:21 AMBATON ROUGE - Because of Hurricane Isaac, people on what used to be the food stamp program may use their cards to buy ready-to-eat hot foods during September. The Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services says it got a federal waiver because many people had to evacuate and continuing... more »
La. power outages drop to 2 percent of customers
September 4, 2012 10:17 AMBATON ROUGE - The widespread power outages caused by Hurricane Isaac have nearly all been repaired. The Public Service Commission says nearly 38,000 homes and businesses remained without electricity Tuesday. That's about 2 percent of customers. The largest remaining outages were in the two parishes hardest-hit by Isaac's flooding: Plaquemines... more »
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September 3, 2012 10:19 PMGONZALES - Hurricane Isaac ruined parts of Faith Academy in Gonzales. And now, the school's rushing to rebuild with classes starting Tuesday. Isaac blew the roof off the school when it passed through the area, exposing about 8,000 to 10,000 square feet of the building to the wind and... more »
Power outages drop to 5 percent of La. customers
September 3, 2012 4:38 PMBATON ROUGE - Utility companies have restored power to most Louisiana residents, six days after Hurricane Isaac struck the state. The Public Service Commission reported Monday that 105,000 homes and businesses remained without electricity - about 5 percent of the customers statewide. After the storm came ashore, more than 900,000... more »
Plaquemines Parish allows some in to see damage
September 3, 2012 4:14 PMBATON ROUGE - Plaquemines Parish is allowing some residents and business owners back in to the area to survey Hurricane Isaac's damage in the southern parts of the parish. But they were only allowed Monday with a police escort and only on the less heavily-damaged west bank. Parish officials say... more »
Isaac's effects on Louisiana, by the numbers
August 31, 2012 5:37 PMNEW ORLEANS - Here's an overall look at Hurricane Isaac's effects on the state of Louisiana at this point. POWER OUTAGES - Statewide: 593,000 customers without power statewide, down from a peak of 903,000. -Parishes with more than 100,000 customers out of service: 2 Friday, 2 Thursday. -Parishes with... more »
Flood water forces interstate closure in Ascension Parish
August 31, 2012 1:03 PMSORRENTO - Rising water from Hurricane Isaac forced eastbound lanes of Interstate 10 to be closed at LA 22 in Ascension Parish. The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development says traffic is being diverted off the interstate at LA 22. Westbound lanes of I-10 are closed between I-55... more »
Romney arrives in Louisiana for storm visit
August 31, 2012 12:31 PMNEW ORLEANS - Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney has arrived in Louisiana to survey damage from the storm Isaac. Friday's trip was his first stop after closing the Republican National Convention in Florida a night earlier. The former Massachusetts governor was expected to visit an emergency command center in Lafitte,... more »
Obama, Romney both to visit storm-damaged Louisiana
August 31, 2012 8:56 AMLAKELAND, Fla. - Both President Barak Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney announced plans today to tour damage in Louisiana from Hurricane Isaac. Romney scheduled a last-minute visit Friday to Lafitte, La., where he will tour damage with Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal. Romney is scrapping an appearance in... more »
Southern cancels football activities, game still on
August 29, 2012 10:36 AMBATON ROUGE - Southern University canceled all football activities for the remainder of week due to Hurricane Isaac. However, the Jaguars still plans to fly out to Albuquerque, N. M. on Friday for this weekend's game. The team is scheduled to take on the New Mexico Lobos Saturday... more »
State government offices closed Wednesday
August 28, 2012 8:10 PMBATON ROUGE - All state government offices will be closed statewide Wednesday due to the threat of Hurricane Isaac, according to Commissioner Paul Rainwater. State officials say the announcement may be updated as they continue to monitor the storm's progress. Government employees can call 1-800-360-9660 or 225-342-0498 to... more »
Nuclear agency keeping close eye on Isaac
August 28, 2012 6:28 PMWASHINGTON - The Nuclear Regulatory Commission says it is monitoring Hurricane Isaac as it approaches the Gulf Coast. Nuclear power plants in the Southeast have taken precautions such as tying down loose equipment, removing debris that could become airborne in winds of 75 mph or more and topping off... more »
Hurricane Isaac getting close to shore
August 28, 2012 6:22 PMNEW ORLEANS - Hurricane Isaac is getting close the coast of southeast Louisiana and is already bringing storm surge flooding. The U.S. National Hurricane center says the Category 1 hurricane is just 15 miles south-southwest of the mouth of the Mississippi River and is moving northwest near 8 mph.... more »
Baker issues curfew for Hurricane Isaac
August 28, 2012 2:34 PMBaker Mayor Harold Rideau and Police Chief Mike Knaps have issued a declaration to the citizens of Baker that as of 8 p.m. today there will be until 8 a.m. This measure applies to motorists and pedestrians on city streets. The curfew will exempt medical, public works, city... more »
Zachary implements curfew for Hurricane Isaac
August 28, 2012 2:27 PMThe City of Zachary has created a dusk-to-dawn curfew starting Wednesday, August 29 at 6p.m., running through Thursday, August 30 at 6a.m.,as Hurricane Isaac approaches the state. Zachary Police Chief David McDavid stated that the curfew would be necessary to allow public safety officials to better do their job... more »
Late Morning Isaac Update
August 28, 2012 1:42 PMIsaac is finally a hurricane! It will continue to strengthen through landfall tonight. A Hurricane Warning is in effect from East of Morgan City, LA east to Destin, FL. A Tropical Storm Warning is in efect for Inland Parishes/Counties Around Baton Rouge. Isaac is moving to the northwest at... more »
Livingston Parish issues curfew
August 28, 2012 12:37 PMLIVINGSTON - Parish officals called for a dusk-to-dawn curfew starting tonight in Livingston Parish. According to Parish President Layton Ricks the curfew will last until Hurricane Isaac passes and conditions improve. Ricks said his office would work closely with Sheriff Jason Ard through the storm, and issue an... more »
Terrebonne Parish implements curfew
August 28, 2012 12:29 PMHOUMA - Parish emergency managers called for a curfew in Terrebonne Parish ahead of Hurricane Isaac's landfall. The curfew begins tonight from 8 p.m. and lasts until 6 a.m. Wednesday. Anyone in violation of the curfew will be stopped and questioned by law enforcement. Parish leaders said the... more »
LDWF stages agents, equipment across state
August 28, 2012 11:41 AMBATON ROUGE- The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries will once again play a lead role in any potential rescue work after Hurricane Isaac. The department has staged 50 agents and equipment at the Waddell Management area on Flannery Road. They are part of a fleet of 200 agents... more »
Isaac could pack watery double punch for Gulf Coast
August 27, 2012 11:06 AMKEY WEST - Isaac could pack a watery double punch for the Gulf Coast. The National Weather Service warns if it hits during high tide, Isaac could push floodwaters as deep as 12 feet onto shore in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama and up to 6 feet in the Florida Panhandle.... more »


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Klaas Yme Vellenga, 86, went to be with His Lord on Sunday, March 16, 2014. Klaas passed peacefully at his home with his beloved wife of almost 63 years and his family by his side.
Klaas was born on June 4, 1927 in Ijilst, Friesland, The Netherlands. He immigrated to America in 1949 engaged to his sweetheart, Marion (Murkje) Zeilstra who joined him two years later. They were married on April 25, 1951 in Syracuse, NY and later settled in Orange County.
Klaas was a humble dairy farmer who worked hard to care for his family. He enjoyed the beauty of nature and continued helping on the farm until just a few months ago. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. He was a member of Sussex CRC, Goshen CRC and most recently Hudson Valley URC. He served on the board of Goshen Christian School and as both Elder and Deacon in Goshen CRC. His love for God was evident in everything he did for his family, for his church and for his community. Klaas and Marion enjoyed traveling together during their retirement. Klaas was a kind and gracious man who felt blessed to be an American.
Klaas is survived by his sister, Janet (Egbert) Couperus of Canada; his eight children: Sidney (Wilma) Vellenga of Pine Bush; George (Henri) Vellenga of Slate Hill; Marguerite (Martin) Nop of Montgomery; Annette Levett (Rich) Hoyt of Walden; Debbie (Charlie) Kuperus of Westtown; Renee (Kenny) Kuperus of Newark; Eric (Carol) Vellenga of Middletown and Troy (Tina) Vellenga of Middletown. Klaas was the Pake to 34 grandchildren: Alicia (Greg) Roe, Scott (Susan), Mike (Paula), Chris (Lauren), Steven, Jenna, Kim (Bud) DeVries, Melissa (Kevin) Van Ek, Greg (Jenelle), Dean (Jaimie), Jennifer (Jim) Beuerman, Randy (Michelle), Steph (Owen) Valkema, Derreck Klaas (Kendra) Nop, Deana (Jon) Swart, Debra (Eric) Falkena, Richard (Jess) Nop, Ben Levett, Russell (Lisa) Levett, Jon Klaas (Carrie) Levett, Nick (Jolene) Kuperus, Jessica (Brian) Okken, Leanna (John) Bast, Ashley (Sean) Conley, Amanda (Joe) Benge, Kendra Kuperus (Tyshun Stephens), Courtney (Kiam Boerema), Dylan, Candace, Erika, Dustin, Brad, Kally and Tyler Klaas. Klaas was also blessed with 67 great grandchildren: Caitlin, Chelsea, Jonathan, Mikayla, Payton, Ethan, Blake, Hunter, Harley, Brooke, Easton, Sawyer, Taylor, Austin, Meaghan, Clayton, Brandon, Mason, Seth, Ashton, Rileigh, Griffin, Carter, Hudson, Reagan, Shaylin, Jase, Skylar, Anya, Jane, Simon, Phoenix, Wyatt, Hailey, Cole, Olivia, Charlotte, Noah, Caleb, Leah, Eden, Aaron, Luke, Jonah, Ava, Dixon, Grace, Evan, Tiffany, Trent, Taylor, Reece, Jackson, Walker, Piper, Chase, Colten, Ciana, Layla, Cecilia, Jude, Jack, Holland, Lydia, Hayden, Kendrick and Tyshun.
Klaas was predeceased by his parents, Sipke and Antje Vellenga; his brother, Willem; and his son-in-law, John Levett.
Klaas Vellenga was a man who was more than an ordinary farmer. He was a very special and important man in many people's lives. He has earned the respect and admiration of many.
"For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life." - Romans 6:23
Memorial contributions can be made to Goshen Christian School, 2430 Rte. 17A, Goshen, NY 10924.
Visitation hours will be held from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, March 18th at Hudson Valley United Reformed Church, 1043 County Route 12, New Hampton, NY 10958. Funeral Services will be held at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, March 19th at Hudson Valley United Reformed Church.
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