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State police arrested Sylvester Labartino, 70, of Hubbardton, this morning on two counts of second-degree murder.
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He is being held at the Marble Valley Regional Correctional Facility for a lack of $1 million bail; and is scheduled to be arraigned at Rutland County Superior Court Criminal Division today at 12:30 p.m.
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Troopers from the Vermont State Police Rutland Barracks, along with emergency medical personnel and officers from the Department of Motor Vehicles, Fair Haven Police Department and Castleton Police Department responded immediately and located the residence where the shooting occurred; they found two dead men outside the house.
Police began looking for a white Ford Bronco that belonged to Labartino; a short time later the truck was spotted traveling north on Route 30 in Castleton. Fair Haven Police Chief William Humphries said he stopped the Ford Bronco just north of North Road on Route 30.
Labartino was driving the truck; he was taken into custody and later to the Rutland State Police barracks.
The victims were taken to the Medical Examiner's office for autopsy; preliminary assessment at the scene found they had been shot.
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Random assortment. That's how I grew up and I wouldn't have it any other way. The happiness the kids and I get in hanging up our sentimental favorites is not worth giving up for a prettier-looking tree. I would only do a formal, themed tree if I had a formal living room to put it in and I could have a "family" tree somewhere else.
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Super dee duper random, here.
The Christmas right after we got married, I went out and bought all these pretty, matching things. That was 17 years ago, and all I have left now is my angel for the top, and she's in pretty sad shape. All of my glass balls got broken over the years, the lights I may have - but we bought a fake, pre-lit tree about 8 years ago and DH has tossed most of my non-LED lights, I think I cut up the tree skirt and sewed something else out of it, etc.
We did start collecting ornaments with the year on them that year, and I have one ornament for every year since, with our last name and the year.
Then we had kids, and they started making/bringing home all sorts of random junk. And friends/relatives would give us stuff from their travels or just as gifts. AND to my eye-rolling horror, MIL decided she'd done her time with a mismatched tree and was getting all new stuff, so about 10 years ago, came bringing over all of DH's childhood creations, which he now makes us hang on the tree, because Ohhhhhh the MEEEEMORIES... So, now, I don't just have my own kids' random crap, I have DH's childhood crafts on my tree.
Then again, I'm super sentimental and can't just dump any of it.
So, I really look forward to the day when I own a home with 2 good tree locations, and I can have a nice, formal one for the guests to see, and one for all the random junk...
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I like the theme trees. Its so fun coming up with my Holiday decoration theme. I try to use what I have on hand and tweak a little every year. So I'm usually buying a few things every year, and upcycling or finding new uses for others! This year I'm going for rustic with a sparkle :) We have a box full of small holiday stuffed bears that we borrowed from DH's parent's. I bought one of those 50yds of ribbon from costco and a few other things at the craft store. It cost me $36 total for this years theme.
I do one sentimental thing, every year I get a frame ornament to put our christmas picture for the year in.
When we have kids, I plan to have a smaller tree that is theirs to decorate all mishmash so all of our ornaments can be used :) I also just really love buying Christmas things and work on projects year round! It's totally my favorite!
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We got married a few days before Christmas so we didn't have a tree out first year. The second year, we used ornaments from our wedding (clear vases with blue and brown ornaments were the centerpieces) and that's all we had. Ever year since, I've per brought out less wedding ones and more random ones that we've collected. I'll always keep some wedding ones, we just don't need the entire tree filled with them. I like the random, mixed matched assortment look.
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Mine is mostly themed with a few sentimental ones thrown in. The past few years I have done a rustic style with lots of Reds and Bronze and creams.
This year I decided I just wanted it to be super bright and colorful! So I am getting some new ornaments...not a million, but I will get new ones =) My mom did themed trees and she had so many boxes of christmas decor. LOVE christmas decorations =)
I'm sure I will get tired of the bright colors in another year or two and maybe go back to the rustic ones. Its fun to change it up =)
My kids have a tiny tree in their room to put their favorite character ornaments on. Its bright red tinsel (yeah they picked it!).
I've been married now for 17 years and our tree has changed a lot over the years. We have had different color themes, white lights, blue lights, colored lights... Whatever I am feeling that year. My oldest is 8 so we haven't aquired to many decorations made at school yet so I have just bought things I like. One year I had lots of snowmen and other years I have just had colored balls to match the lights... This year we have a new tree that we bought at the end of last season and it is bigger so I am looking forward to picking out new decorations to fill it up.
Our original tree first year married had hand made ornaments...we still have those. Mostly now it's glass ornaments with many handmade ones. ODS contributes ornaments made at school. Each dog we're ever had has a hand painted ornament by me. I love the glitter and bling ornaments but our tree still has old ones. The ribbon streamers and a big ribbon bow on top. That's the main tree. Our family room tree has antique ornaments on it that our parents have given us and I' found at thrift shops. The little white one in the bathroom has gold mercury glass ornaments, aqua bulbs and hot glued sea shells.In the dining room is a tall antique tinsel tree with more old ornaments from our Moms.This year I'm literally making a forest of trees using cones, sparkle yarn, twisted tissue paint.
Another way to change the theme without buying new ornaments is to spay paint them. Cheap and you can do any color you want. So many of our decorations are made..truffle glasses with ornaments and silver pine cones. Glass hobby ornaments filled with neat findings.
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Leave the political arguments of the ACA to the glib pundits and analysts; we sought out people on the ground floor, those who have to make it work, whatever their feelings about the law or its political symbolism.
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Amidst time spent with friends and family and copious amounts of food, I caught three double-features over three successive days during Thanksgiving week. And as the end credits rolled on my sixth screening, I realized that the area debuts collectively formed something really unusual for this particular holiday period: a six-course meal with a complete absence of turkeys.
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"A big advantage of crowdsourced funding is that it gave us creative freedom to develop the game we wanted ..."
—Mitchell Clifford, Animator, 5 Lives Studios
Mitchell Clifford, Chris Conte, Mike Diskett, Dean Ferguson and Brent Waller were in the finals stages of producing Disney's 'Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse' when they received advance news of their job losses. The industry veterans first worked together at Krome Studios and had served on a wide variety of projects including Grand Theft Auto, Darksiders, L.A. Noire and Star Wars.
But it was their work on the Syndicate series of games that led Diskett to suggest that they form their own independent team. He jokingly sent an email about creating a spiritual successor to Syndicate using the Kickstarter crowdfunding model to raise development funds. After first laughing the four others signed up to the idea.
Satellite Reign became the title and its Kickstarter project began in June 2013, quickly finding an audience of appreciative fans who fondly remembered Syndicate's real-time tactical game play. Satellite Reign follows a similar scenario as a class-based strategy game, set in an open-world cyberpunk city. Players command a group of four agents through rain-soaked, neon-lit streets, where the law is the will of mega-corporations.
While Kickstarter seemed a great idea none of the five had any previous experience with the site other than buying and supporting other games. "We didn't know what to expect but we had nothing to lose other than the three months we spent putting together our pitch in our spare time while still working at Sega," said Diskett.
They researched other Kickstarter projects and went over every aspect of their campaign in exacting detail to explore options and finesse their objectives before launching.
"The games publishing model is broken these days - it can take six months just to negotiate contracts," explained Clifford. "A big advantage of crowdsourced funding is that it gave us creative freedom to develop the game we wanted while providing 15,000 supporters asking for features and providing feedback and input.
"While we understood what we were aiming to deliver depended on funding, we knew before we started that it was going to be huge project and that it would be a massive job for five people. It was a bit of a compromise because if we didn't deliver something that was compelling we would have been less likely to achieve our goal. If we had promised too much and under delivered our reputations would have been ruined."
Most strategy games have few animations whereas Satellite Reign required as many as typical third person games. With only a small team of developers undertaking the massive scope of work, the 3D content creation tool of choice was Autodesk® Maya® software
Kickstarter funding financed the purchase of three Maya seats for the production of 3D assets involving animation by Clifford, character art from Ferguson and environmental art by Waller. All three began their careers using Autodesk 3ds Max before moving to Maya which they have used on every games project since.
"I just relied on what is stock in Maya with a touch of the bells and whistles features," said Ferguson. "I built the basic maquettes in Maya, used other solutions to sculpt them and generate the low polygon models, then went back into Maya to set up and use all the finishing tools. I also used a bunch of MEL scripts I have made and used over the years."
"Other than a 3rd party rigging system I only needed Maya and its in-built features for all my animations," said Clifford. "I relied heavily on HumanIK in Maya to transfer motion capture data over to our own rigs. It doesn't really care what the source and target rigs are like which made my job easier."
Clifford connected motion capture software to four Sony PlayStation Eye cameras to track his own acted movements and output skeleton animations into Maya.
"It was not as perfect as the expensive, realtime mocap systems but for an indie studio with a strategy game where the characters are not very big on the screen, I was able to whip up animations for an entire city worth of people by myself."
When production peaked the developers leveraged Maya desktop subscription (DTS) licensing to hire a freelancer. "Being able to use Maya DTS was a perfect solution to help us manage our work load when we really needed it," explained Clifford.
30 days from launch the Kickstarter project successfully passed its initial goal to raise more than US$660,000 from over 15,000 supporters. The additional funds also enabled the multilingual translation of the game text.
An early access build of Satellite Reign was released in December 2014 and the final version on August 28, 2015. Supported platforms include Mac, PC and Linux with online distribution through Steam, Humble Bundle and GOG.
With a small crew and a big production the 5 Lives team were very happy not to have experienced technical problems during production. "This is the first time I have worked on a project without a dedicated technical artist and aside from the odd crash I don't recall any problems," said Clifford.
Future enhancements may include a much- requested multiplayer option but as the game was not written to support it the move would involve months of work. For now 5 Lives Studios are busy dealing with the many enquires from people thinking the company are Kickstarter experts.
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Crucifix in a Horseshoeby Paul Jones
As lead singer of Manfred Mann during their early run of hits such as "Doo Wah Diddy Diddy," "Pretty Flamingo," and many, many others, Paul Jones was far more influential than people realize. Artists such as Arthur Lee have cited him as a primary influence, and for that fact alone, he should be recognized./a>/a>… See more details below
As lead singer of Manfred Mann during their early run of hits such as "Doo Wah Diddy Diddy," "Pretty Flamingo," and many, many others, Paul Jones was far more influential than people realize. Artists such as Arthur Lee have cited him as a primary influence, and for that fact alone, he should be recognized. After leaving Mann in 1966, Jones made one of the greatest cult films of all time, 1967's Privilege. This, though, his solo debut, is another step altogether. Always one of the more literate rockers of his era, Jones spends most of his time on this album making fun of stardom and all that goes with it. Hotel rooms, groupies, and the general grind of it all is the subject matter here, and it's all quite a bit of fun. As far as the music goes, much of it is more laid-back than anything Jones did with Manfred Mann, with a lot of country leanings. Thomas Jefferson Kaye's production is a bit heavy-handed -- which is not much of a suprise. But in the end, it is an interesting record, sounding very much like a roots-oriented David Bowie record, slashing the tires of a car named "stardom."
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Performance CreditsPaul Jones Primary Artist
Gary Boyle Guitar
Thomas Jefferson Kaye Acoustic Guitar,Background Vocals
Vicki Sue Robinson Background Vocals
Gene McDaniels Background Vocals
Bobby Bloom Background Vocals
Joy Askew Vocals
Roy Babbington Bass
Buzz Brauner Oboe,Recorder
Garnett Brown Trombone
Bert Collins Trumpet
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Roy O'Temro Drums
Graham Preskett Violin
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Robert Rizzo Bass Guitar
Artie Kaplan Baritone Saxophone
Selwart Clark Viola
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Nisar Ahmad "George" Khan Alto Saxophone
Charlie Brown Guitar
Kenneth Kosek Acoustic Guitar,Fiddle
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Joe Grimaldi Tenor Saxophone
Don Corrado French Horn
Weird Harold Liberman Trumpet
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Last Modified: Tuesday, June 24, 2014 at 7:29 a.m.
Portions of the following information are based on facts provided by the arrested individuals. Those individuals have been booked with, not convicted of, the offenses shown. All accused should be presumed innocent until proven guilty.
June 18
Houma Police
Mary Martha Thompson, 18, 531 Beaumont St., Houma, possession of schedule II drugs.
Bryant Rex Hawks Jr., 50, homeless, forgery, theft under $500.
Paige Elizabeth Lawrence, 17, 173 W 130th St., Cut Off, theft of goods under $500, resisting by providing false information.
Terrebonne Sheriff's Office
Jessica Raeann Fletcher, 24, 211 Reynold St., Montegut, failure to appear.
Christine Theresa Trosclair, 45, 110 Pitre St., Houma, failure to appear.
Ray Charles Washington, 51, 19489 Lemon St., Vacherie, contempt of court.
Corey Darnell Mckay, 42, 137 Tulane St., Houma, two counts of worthless checks under $100.
James Edison Viscardis Jr., 19, 222 Fandal Road, Gibson, holding for other agency.
Jonathan Johnell Ruffin, 27, 5250 N Bayou Black Drive, Gibson, probation revocation.
David Nicklos Davis, 28, 112 Faith Trailer Court, Houma, failure to appear.
Cleveland Wesley Mccorkey IV, 23, 328 Lee Ave., Houma, failure to appear, forgery, theft over $500.
David Alan Conley, 21, 1004 Chlox Ave., Metarie, holding for other agency.
Cliny Joseph Theriot III, 26, 135 Whispering Oaks Court, Houma, fourteen counts of simple burglary, simple burglary of a home, theft under $500.
Chanika Markelle' Celestine, 26, 225 Columbus St., Houma, aggravated battery.
June 19
Terrebonne Sheriff's Office
Jimmie Charles Rivero Jr., 22, 125 B Solar Trailer Park, Trailer, failure to appear.
Roderick Dwayne Carter, 39, 112 Iris St., Thibodaux, two counts of appearance on arrest, holding for other agency.
Pedro Pascual Witham, 26, 10393 LA 11, Poplardille, Ms., holding for other agency.
Tyson Diquan Vincent, 20, 6016 Alma St., Houma, theft over $500.
Mitchell Dee Knighten, 52, homeless, entry and remain after forbidden, disturbing the peace drunk.
Antwane Nickeem Washington, 26, 522 St. Phillip St., Raceland, three counts of worthless checks $100 to $500, crossing center line, driving with a suspended license, licensee failed to change address.
Houma Police
Ralph Joseph Guidry, 52, 112 Walnut St., Houma, possession with intent to distribute schedule II drugs.
June 20
Terrebonne Sheriff's Office
Albert Buddy Dean, 32, 208 Paxton Drive, Houma, DWI second offense, hit and run driving, vehicular negligent injury, careless operation, open alcohol container in vehicle, no insurance in an accident, invalid charge code.
Heidi Marie Bergeron, 37, 109 Levis Lane, Raceland, failure to comply with sentence.
Lawrence Givens Jr., 35, 5070 Bayou Black Drive, Gibson, holding for other agency.
Cliny Joseph Theriot III, 26, 135 Whispering Oaks Court, Houma, parole violation.
Allen Williams III, 17, 402 Tara St., Houma, failure to appear, aggravated assault.
Dain Jude Orgeron, 41, 3622 LA 1, Raceland, theft of goods over $500, holding for other agency.
Clarence Scott Jr., 29, 255 Palm Ave., Houma, failure to appear, contempt of court.
Chad Linton Hurst, 29, 168 Lake Penchant Court, Houma, failure to comply with sentence.
Diondre White Short, 39, 334 Oriole St., Morgan City, failure to appear, contempt of court.
Aaron David Simoneaux, 25, 400 Edith St., Houma, parole violation.
Byron Ellis Miller, 46, 1503 Talbot St., Houma, two counts of contempt of court.
Casey Peter Chauvin, 35, 1301 Crescent Ave., Lockport, two counts of failure to appear.
Cody Michael Potter, 36, 5571 N Allegheny Court, Baton Rouge, holding for other agency.
Ernest Youngblood Ross, 27, 500 Morgan St., Houma, contempt of court.
Edward Lee Swing Jr., 29, 230 Prince Collins ST., Houma, two counts of distribution of schedule II narcotics, two counts of distribution of schedule I narcotics.
Debbie Lyn Darbonne, 29, 9223 Port Au Prince Court, Houma, failure to appear.
Edward Bryant Parnell, 47, 306 Swan Ave., Houma, theft, appearance on arrest, three counts of simple burglary.
Richie Phillip Parnell, 44, 2643 Anaheim Drive, Houma, four counts of simple burglary, two counts of theft over $500.
Carlie Don Gober Jr., 51, 148 Blessing Court, Gray, two counts of contempt of court.
Edward Bryant Parnell, 47, 306 Swan Ave., Houma, fugitive from justice.
Kathleen Marie Lebouef, 54, 202 Orange St., Dulac, improper equipment on vehicle, unlicensed driver, no registration, contempt of court.
Travis Michael Moses Jr., 22, 510 Middlewood Drive, Houma, failure to appear, contempt of court, driving with a suspended license, speeding, tail lamps.
June 21
Terrebonne Sheriff's Office
Braxton Jerome Mitchell, 25, 210 Mitchell St., Franklin, holding for other agency, hit and run driving, driving with a suspended license.
Chase Joseph Smith Sr., 23, 147 LA 307, Thibodaux, DWI second offense, crossing centerline.
Leslie Tommy Pigott, 44, 118 Nicholls St., Golden Meadow, contempt of court, DWI first offense, reckless operation of a vehicle, possession of a marijuana, drug paraphernalia.
Michael Paul Trahan, 52, 133 St., Chauvin, failure to appear.
Louis David Vincent, 34, 118 Cypress Grove, Montegut, failure to appear.
Guadlupe Tellez-Vasquez Dejesus, 34, 124 Monarch Drive, Houma, signal lamps required, unlicensed driver, possession of schedule II drugs, drug paraphernalia, fugitive from justice.
Mitchell Dale Higgins, 43, 6223 Alma St., Houma, domestic abuse battery, resisting an officer.
June 22
Terrebonne Sheriff's Office
Paul Teles Hotard, 23, 515 Woodside Drive, Houma, aggravated assault with firearm.
Dashia Marie Queen, 24, 426 Champion St., Gray, DWI first offense, unlicensed driver, contempt of court.
Gerard Leon Harris, 33, 106 Faith Trailer Park, Houma, holding for other agency.
Scott Lee Brown, 57, 121 Park Ave., Thibodaux, holding for other agency.
Michael Damien Buquet, 37, 3594 Friendswood Drive, Houma, parole violation.
Jack Joseph Lyons, 38, 5510 Stella St., Chauvin, failure to appear, possession of schedule II drugs, schedule IV drugs, drug paraphernalia, resisting an officer, battery of a police officer.
Nicholas John Fitch, 32, 400 American Blvd., Houma, possession of heroin, drug paraphernalia.
June 23
Wildlife and Fisheries
Jared Norwood, 42, 16058 W. Main St., Cut Off, contempt.
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Errol Johnson, 53, 139 Ewell St., Belle Rose, two counts exploitation of the infirm.
Desman Allen, 18, 204 Sunny Acres Drive, Larose, simple burglary of an inhabited dwelling.
Andrew Daigle, 26, 505 Glenwood Court, Thibodaux, contempt.
Lance Ayzinne, 30, 111 Aglia Drive, Thibodaux, fugitive from St. John the Baptist Parish.
June 24
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Carl A. Cressionie Jr., 28, 136 W. 46th St., Cut Off, felony carnal knowledge of a juvenile.
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Comment: I played football and baseball from little league up through high school. And I refereed and umpired the two for a good part of my adulthood. I consider that such a formative part of my life that this trend makes me a little sad for our future kids. That said, as an official I observed increasingly intense behavior from parents and coaches and worried then that adults were ruining the experience for their kids. I'm not one of those who thinks we should stop keeping score or anything touchy-feely like that. But from my experience, we could stand to relax a little. It's ok to just let young players learn to love a great game, work within the common bond of a team, develop sportsmanship and physical coordination, and grow into an active lifestyle. For most kids, myself included, these will be the long term results of participating in youth sports anyway. This probably doesn't explain the declining participation rate, but it would sure benefit the kids that continue go out and play.5 Recommendations
Comment: As a Georgian, I suppose I should be embarrassed. But in our defense, no one down here is used to driving in these kinds of conditions. Yeah, we should probably 'learn to drive' as some say. But how? You learn by experience, so in order to learn the art of driving in harsh winter weather we need experience with it. Down here experience like that won't happen routinely enough for us to learn a whole lot. So instead we're left with the option of getting turned into a national spectacle when storms like this hit.
We can handle rainstorms with the best of them, though, will that help our case? I guess it doesn't, oh well.
I will say this, though, I lived in Utah for several years and learned quite well how to handle rough winter roads. But even with that experience the icy conditions brought about by this storm still demanded extra caution and care on the road this morning. There is a difference between the two so try not to judge us too harshly. Cheers!
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Comment: Ms. Harrop noted that 'birds don't dirty their own nests.'
I don't pretend to be an ornithologist, but there is a bird's nest that I regularly observe in a shrub by my house that has lately been covered in a crust of bird poop. I presume it was deposited there by the current residents as it was not there before they moved in.
I guess I better commence the legal process to have them evicted.
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Federation of New York - Solid Waste and Recycling
Conference with Trade Show
May 15th - 18th, 2016
to be located at Madison Countys Agriculture and Renewable
Energy (ARE) Park in Lincoln, New York.
Madison County, New York, has issued a Final Request For Proposals
(RFP) dated Feb. 4, 2016 to request comments from companies
that are interested in developing a facility in the countys
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Tax liens
Monday, April 16, 2012
Cape Girardeau County
Tax liens and lien discharges recorded at the office of Scott R. Clark, recorder of deeds, during March are filed by the Missouri Department of Revenue, except as indicated by IRS designation. For more information, contact the recorder's office at (573) 243-8123.
Tax liens filed
Hogan, Mathew N.
King Marine
King, Shawn L.
King, Tara M.
Boyer, James M.
Roy's Tire & Auto Inc.
Cook, Leslie H.
Dillard, Robert H.
Doyal, David W.
Fincher, Dustin L.
French, Timothy J.
Gresham, Gila
Huey, Deborah K.
Knox, Paul N.
Leal, Jackie A.
McGee, Jennifer R. and Ryan L.
Mills, Kevin M.
Newsome, Sandra D.
Nitsch, Jeff
Parker, Shon D.
Peavler, Scott D.
Pincksten, Shawn M.
Reed, Roger G.
Rhoden, John
Ross, Steve G.
Smith, Clark A.
Wenderski, Tena D. and William D.
Bippen, Steven W.
Bolen, Mary A.
Craft, Dennis
Luttrull, Perry A.
M&H Pallet Inc.
Seabaugh, Charles E.
X-Ray Solutions Inc.
Bennett, Earl E.
Brinson, Phillip A.
Cape Girardeau Brewing Co.
Data Business Systems Inc.
Davault, Larry E.
Georgen, Sheila N.
Just Scott
Kenco Enterprises Inc.
Kids Bazaar
Nagel, Scott A.
Quality Metal Systems
Roxy's Country Saloon
Sanders, Naomi R.
Sprigg, Mark K.
Stover Enterprises Inc.
Abernathy, Zachary L.
Adams, David W.
Adams, Nicholas
Barnes, Christopher S.
Brandon, Bobby D.
Brandon, Kimberle A.
Brown, Thomas W.
Caudle Antill, Julie A.
Crites, Louis E.
Ferrell, Robin L.
McLemore, Steven D.
Miller, Jeffrey M.
Summers, Sarah E.
Thomas, Sondra K.
Tingle, Mary J. and Randy W.
Townsend, Suzanne
Vogelsang, Linda K.
Wall, Christian
White, Bruce (deceased)
Wright, Walter
Young, Jill P.
Bayne Ltd.
Chidester, Melvin R.
Life of Jesus Organization
Martin, Ronald L.
Mitchell, Gordon C.
Mungle, Shannon R.
M&M Enterprises of Southeast Missouri
McGee, Matthew D.
Whaley, Andrew M.
Blevins, Larry D. (2)
Bevell, Kelvin K.
Davidova, Sacha
Geiser, Jody R.
Gurley, Jonathon W. and Julie L.
Lowes, David A.
Monty Mara, Danielle D.
Morris, Joseph F.
Remley, David M.
Seabaugh, Ashley K. and Kevin
ASAAT Preschool
B Tan Tanning Salon Inc.
Brown, Eric
Classroom Connect
Cornerstone Countertops Inc.
Delta Express Inc.
Heartland Spine
Lamouria, Joshua J.
Looney, Everett
Paul's Recycling Inc.
Randy Entertainment
Real Time Loads
Schott & Co. PC
Starnes, Terry P. II
Anchor Construction Group Inc.
Parrish, Tajuan
Seabaugh, Glinda
Seabaugh, Jonathan J.
Clippard, John P.
Curneal, Christopher S.
Depree, Jerry L.
Durham, Lana
Franklin, Paul J.
Gill, Christy L.
Goza, Julie L.
Hash, David A. and Jennifer R.
Huey, Darrell T. and Deborah K.
Jones, Michael L. and Sherry K.
Jones, Paul R.
Dills, Sherry N. and Kennedy, James L.
Darwishkirk, Germaine L. and Kirk, Logan N.
Lawson, James H.
Maddox, Lori A. and Robert P. III
Moore, Octavius
Myers, Jesse R.
Nichols, David W.
Panton, Kimberly A. and Rickey M.
Farrow, Sarah E. and Pulliam, Brandon L.
Randol, Danny M.
Rhodeshodge, Debbie L.
Robbins, Bruce A.
Shanks, Michael P. and Kolb Shanks, Cheryl M.
Simmons, Corey S.
Statler, Holly E. and Stephen L.
Swader, Cynthia L. and Rickie E.
Thompson, Brian K. and Lorna M.
Wheeler, Craig
Wren, Deanna L. and Ronald W.
Seilo Inc.
SCK of Delaware Inc.
Rhema Word Breakthrough International Ministries
Premium Industries Inc.
Ibes of America Inc.
The Fitness Guy Inc.
Innovative Therapies Inc.
McFadden, Kenneth R., IRS
Hall, Eddie H., IRS
Patrick Construction & Investments Inc., IRS
Baliva, Anthony M. and Kyleigh E., IRS
Harris, Dartanyus, IRS
Seabaugh, Justin W., IRS
Brueckner, Jerry A. and JAB Co., IRS
Stroder, Daniel F., IRS
Tax liens discharged
Bennett, Earl E. (4)
Eagle Golf
Lodo (2)
Screen Arts Inc.
AT&T Operations Inc.
BW & VW Retail Holding Co. (2)
Crites, Gregory L.
Wright, Corey S.
Craft, Dennis S. (10)
Thiele, Jeffrey and Shawna M. (2)
Dean, Timothy R.
Pyles, Charlotte M. (2)
Ernest Communications Inc.
Georgen, Sheila N.
Jones, Christina L.
Jones, Douglas P.
Lynn, Mark
Quality Metal Systems
Sanders, Naomi R.
Kinnaman, Jerry A.
Strategic Communications Group
Elsperman, Amanda F. and Jason L.
Kelley, Megan and Wolfe, Aaron P.
Michel, Deborah S.
CLB Enterpises
Coley, James F.
Donley, David
Donley, Sandy S.
McClanahan, Scott F.
Nattier, Eldon G. (2)
Pink Squirrel
SDTC Development
Shea Inc. (2)
Silvey, Tamara S.
Snyder, Ted W.
Thompson, Pamela M.
Thuirer, Beverly
Truner Automotive Group Inc.
Yea I Wrecked It
Delta Express Inc. (5)
Griffin, Brian T.
McWhorter, Brad L. and Kathy I.
The Fitness Guy Inc.
Bragg, Erin M.
Burch, Ben P.
Dambach, Alicia M.
Degen, Robert E.
Moscatello, James (3)
Rumors Bar & Lounge
Gohn, Debra R. and John D.
Cooper, Erica D. and J.J.
Meadows, Claude E. III
Foushee, David B. (2)
Coates, Shirl C. and Staton, James B.
Brinson, Phillip A. (partial release only)
Brown, Eric, IRS (3)
Brown, Eric S. and Eclips School of Cosmetology, IRS
Roy's Tire & Auto Inc., IRS
Wood, Charles M. and Estelee M., IRS
Scott County
Tax liens and lien discharges recorded at the office of Tara L. Mason, recorder of deeds, during March are filed by the Missouri Department of Revenue, except as indicated by IRS designation. For more information, contact the recorder's office at (573) 545-3551.
Tax liens filed
Anderson, Kenneth J.
Arnold, Parnell
Atchinson, John
Barker, Elvin I., et al, IRS
Bean, Oscar L.
Beck, Gaines B. and Audrey A.
Beckett, Gregory W.
Bedell, J. Richard
Bess, Elizabeth L., IRS
Bewley, Michael
Bolt, Willard C.
Bootheel Living Services
Boshell, Michael W. Sr.
Brass, Donald
Brown, Robert J., IRS
Burton, Jimmy D.
Campbell, Cara A., et al
Cannon, Anita
Carmona, Dorothy G.
Carnell's Collision Repair Specialists Inc.
Chidester, Melvin R.
Cornerstone Countertops Inc.
Cpac Inc.
Crider, Stephen L. and Dorothy F.
Dannenmueller, Judith A. (2)
E&E Handyman Service, et al, IRS
EJ Mueller's Greenhouse LLC (2)
Elliott, Theodore A., IRS
Ellison, Jonathan, et al
Essentially Yours Industries Inc.
Raburn Evans Glass Service (2)
Fox, Sherry, IRS
Fox, Sherry L.
G&D Communications Inc. (2)
Graham, Joseph B.
Hanners, Mark D.
Hartlein, Richard B. and Tina R., IRS
Haynes, Robert E.
Helton, Jerome C.
Herndon, Samuel A. IV, IRS
Hopper Roofing & Construction
Howard, April D.
I55 Auto Sales Inc.
J&K Talley Inc. (2)
Jones, Dawn
Jones, Kathleen M.
Jones, Kimberly
Keller, Jimmy F. and Judith A.
Kelly, Rickie J.
Kelso, Betty
Kilburn, Jason and Miranda
Kindle, Glenda (deceased)
Kinsey, Greg H.
Kirks Trailer Manufacturing, et al, IRS
Knight, Bobby E. Jr.
Knight, Bobby E. Jr., IRS
Landewee, David
Laubach, Terrie L.
Laxton, Jerry W.
Legrand, Yvonne P.
Looney, Everett
Lowery, Kenith W.
Maaka, Purua Mark Sander Construction Co. Inc., IRS
Maynard, David
McClendon, Kevin
McCray, Q.T.
McFerron, Megan E.
McKinley, Bryan C.
Miller, Jonathan D.
Moore, Daniel P.
Morris, Will
Mueller, Erich J.
Mueller, Michael E.
Newton, Michael W.
Niswanger, Florence
Paul's Recycling Inc.
Peeler, Jonnie R. and Lisa D., IRS
Perkins, Johnie M.
Peters, Vicki L., et al, IRS
Phrampus, Gregory W.
Puckett, Jennifer B. and Robert W.
R&R Enterprises of Sikeston
Roberts, Melba J.
Roberts, Theodore W.
Roslen, Kelley M., et al, IRS
Russell, Claude
Sander Construction Co. Inc., IRS
Sauceda, Miranda D.
Scherer, Aurelia M. (deceased)
Shy, Christopher A.
Shy, Damon P.
Shy, Melissa D.
Sikeston Area Country Club Inc.
Sikeston Hearing Aid Center, et al, IRS
Steward, Torya D.
Stratton, Charles F. and Carrie
Sutton, Scott A. and Angela K., IRS
Taylor, Scott A.
Thatch, Margaret
Todt, Michael J. and Sandra L.
Travis, Anthony
Walters, Robert
Walton, David L., IRS
Walton, Jerry D.
Ward, Ray G.
Wilson, Lola
Wimberley, Oneal Jr.
Tax liens discharged
Adkisson, Peggy S.
Ag Tech Inc.
Beck, Gerald L.
Brown, Eric, IRS
Burton, William H. and Jacquelyn S.
Carmack, Lee R.
Chadd, Johnny R., IRS
Confluent Technology Group
Eubanks, April
Gardner, Jeremy
Gooden, Booby, IRS
Groves, Cynthia
Hammon, Keith
Hatton, Marvin D.
Health Services of Dexter Inc.
Jackson, Ader M.
Jeffries, Betty, IRS
Kindle, Glenda (deceased)
Klughart, Charles E. Jr., IRS
Landewee, David
Mann, David C.
Minner, Steve
Rataj, Leigh A. (7)
Roberts, Theodore W. and Kathleen A., IRS (2)
Sanders, Cora L.
Seabaugh, Ronnie J. and Janet S.
Southeast Missouri Glass Co. Inc.
Wright, Arthur C.
Wright, Gary A.
Wright, Leanna M.
Wright's Auto Repair
Young, Jeffrey L., IRS
Stoddard County
Tax liens and lien discharges recorded at the office of Kay Asbell, recorder of deeds, during March are filed by the Missouri Department of Revenue, except as indicated by IRS designation. For more information, contact the recorder's office at (573) 568-3444.
Tax liens filed
Battles, Steven L., IRS
Booker, Leslie I.
Hampton, Michael
Helm, Larry G.
Hodge, Michael D.
Kendrick, Jason C.
Lewis, Jamie S.
McCormick, Jason A.
Mitchell, Charles L.
Morgan, Donald B.
Roebuck, John W.
Sanchez, Paul
Scott, Aaron M.
Wilson, Michael L.
Dexter General Construction (2)
Clifton, Gary D.
Stevens, Nathan W.
Brown, Lisa A.
Central Pallets Inc.
Essex Onestop
Georger, Sheila N.
Jones Building Supply (2)
Jones, Hiram L.
Jones, Matt E.
Lacy Enterprises
Lacy, Steven W.
Mirth, Patricia A.
Morris, Kenneth D. (2)
Propst, Melvin B.
Quality Metal Systems
Bohannon Enterprises Inc.
Thomas, Jeff
Gibson, Hughie O. II
MGowen, Deborah
Sauceda, Miranda D.
Shake, Melanie
Barber, Michael J.
Bird, Michael S.
Rhodes, Billy E. II
Sells, Tammy G.
Sandage, Gary W.
Blunt, Jason
Inman, Lance A.
McAdams, Charles
McDonald, Paul M.
Rehm, Michael L.
Media Press Inc.
Cook, Mark
Davis, Harold
Frazier, Phillip R.
Freeman, Jeremy
Holt, John G. II
Johnson, Bridgett A.
Kelley, Jimmie D.
Owens, Devon A.
Rogers, Vernon
Stewart, Brian A.
Talley, Trennis J.
Westmoreland, Wesley A.
Malloy, Jeffery
Murphy, John D.
Phrampus, GregoryW.
Schneider, Karen R.
Slavings, Robert
Thompson, Stephen C.
Tax liens discharged
Tidwell, Blane M.
Morgan, Joshua L.
Watkins and Sons Funeral Service Inc. (9)
Smith, Charity
Murphy, John D.
Hooker, Dennis, IRS
Woods, James C.
Ernest Communications Inc.
Georgen, Sheila N.
Quality Metal Systems
Caldwell, Jason B.
Nichols, Rhonda
Rhody, Vernon
Advance Powersports Inc. (2)
Bien, Eric W.
Watkins, Van
Finch, Robert J.
Hesters Heating, Cooling and Sheetmetal


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Taylor Swift Gossip
Taylor Swift gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Taylor & Karlie at the gym
It's been a while since Taylor Swift and Karlie Kloss have been papped together. And some people were noticing that they weren't posting many shots of each other on social media which led to speculation that maybe they weren't as tight anymore and why and was it because of Kanye West or something else, like Karlie didn't feel like being dragged around as part of the "squad" etc, etc, etc… Well here they are being tall and fit together and working out together and blowing kisses and generally reassuring (or disappointing) everyone that they are, indeed, fine and stop manufacturing sh-t because they're best friends forever, OK? OK? You see that look on Taylor's face though? That's her "ha!" expression. Full Story
Taylor & Calvin's one year cake and locket
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Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris celebrated their one year anniversary yesterday by telling us it was their one year anniversary on social media. Full Story
Smutty Social Media, March 2, 2016
Kendall and Gigi talk period boobs. boob talk @gigihadid @voguemagazine Full Story
Taylor's Oscar plunge
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Taylor Swift and Lorde showed up together to the Vanity Fair Oscar party. I guess Taylor isn't bugged that Lorde was holding hands with Diplo the other day. Full Story
Taylor's privilege and Kanye's ego
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When I wrote about Taylor Swift winning her second Album of the Year Grammy and her subsequent acceptance speech, which was directed at Kanye West Full Story
Lorde & Diplo?
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Lorde was at the BRITs last night for the David Bowie tribute. Diplo was at the BRITs for, I don't know. I don't normally care about him. Full Story
Taylor Swift on the First Monday In May
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It's a little early to be talking about the MET Gala but we haven't yet mentioned this year's theme or the celebrity co-chairs. Joining Anna Wintour this year for the event will be Nicolas Ghesquiere, Karl Lagerfeld, Miuccia Prada, Idris Elba, Jonathan Ive, and, yes, Taylor Swift. Full Story
Taylor donates to Kesha
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Taylor Swift announced this weekend that New Romantics will be the next single off 1989. I've written several times about New Romantics. It's a really good song. Taylor, however, as we all know, has already won Album of the Year for 1989 which, as we also all know, was what she wanted all along. Full Story
Taylor Swift's party date
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Taylor Swift went to the Grammys with Selena Gomez. They got ready together. We just won a Grammy for the Bad Blood music video and we are NOT OK. @selenagomez Full Story
Taylor Swift lays up
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Unlike Leo and the Oscars, Taylor Swift has never pretended to not want to win Grammys. She wanted Album of the Year for Red. And when that didn't happen, she wrote the "sonically cohesive" 1989 and she spent time with the Recording Academy – click here Full Story
Taylor Swift & the Five Elements
There are five elements in Chinese philosophy: Fire, Wood, Water, Earth, and Metal (but the Chinese word for it is "gold"). We believe that each person has their own zodiac sign and elemental phase. For example, I was born in the Year of the Ox in the metal phase. Which is why my ma, the Chinese Squawking Chicken likes to joke that I'm a Golden Ox. Full Story


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Let's talk about two things that we are all interested in, television and reality. What is our definition of reality television? When the "Survivor" series began, and everyone was discussing it, I wondered: We have had reality television for years; we call it PBS. The scenarios depicted as "survival" are pseudo-reality; real survival is in nature, science, history and the arts. Don't get me wrong, everyone's mind needs a rest; there is a place for the pseudo-real nattering of the nabobs of narcissism who celebrate self-absorption, which I will call "Kardashianihilism." But can't the networks, particularly cable, provide more programming to entertain, enlighten and enrich? In this vast wasteland, I find an oasis in a locally produced cable show.
The "Marty Stuart Show" is patterned after the syndicated country music programs seen on Saturday afternoons in the 1950s-'80s, including "The Porter Wagoner Show" (which gave us Dolly Parton and Patty Loveless) and "The Wilburn Brothers Show" (co-starring Loretta Lynn). Instead of a new female singer, the Stuart show features a veteran — and one of the best — Stuart's wife, Connie Smith. In the guise of a corn-pone comic is Leroy Troy, actually an adept interpreter of forgotten American folk music, in the tradition of Uncle Dave Macon and Pete Seeger. The announcer is the only person who may know more about the history of country music than Marty Stuart, the Opry's Eddie Stubbs. Stuart and his band earn the title Fabulous Superlatives, opening and closing the show with a neotraditionalist sound in no way resembling the clinking, clanking, clattering, cacophony of crass commercialism quite curiously called contemporary country. The set is decorated with Stuart's collection of music memorabilia.
During the taping I attended, Stuart held a lantern once owned by Jimmie Rodgers, while steel guitar great Norman Hamlet played one of the father of country music's songs. I met Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Leon Russell, who performed with the aplomb he introduced in "Mad Dogs and Englishmen." In a magical moment, Time Jumper Dawn Sears joined Smith in a duet, singing Tammy Wynette's "Apartment Number Nine" with one of the original musicians, the legendary pianist Hargus "Pig" Robbins (referred to as "Pick" in the movie "Nashville"). Guests have included Vince Gill, Dolly Parton, Sheryl Crow, Johnny Rivers, the Carolina Chocolate Drops, Jim Ed Brown and Lyle Lovett. There is no lip-syncing, and few retakes. "The Marty Stuart Show" is actually a history show as much as it is entertainment. This is true reality.
I am not connected with the show in any way. My point is this: Nashville has produced some landmark music shows, from "The Johnny Cash Show" to "Night Train." It is time to do so again, with all genres of music, and provide viewers with tasteful reality. What television, particularly cable, needs now is (to paraphrase the late Chet Flippo) a lot more programs like "The Marty Stuart Show," and a lot less of that other stuff.
Robert Evins Pickard, M.A., MPA, is an adjunct professor of U.S. and world history at Tennessee State University and Nashville State Community College.


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The noises of a man and a woman having sex together
a moaning girl while having sex with a few german words.
Ice floating in a glass of water and impacting the walls of the glass.
A small group of appreciative clappers, starts with a few laughs that turn into cheering
A small group of appreciative clappers
Recorded inside with about 15 people.
Stereo binaural field recording of a large crowd talking amongst themselves.
A crowd of approximately two hundred people sitting in a theater and waiting for the show to begin. Sometimes you ...
Recorded a little low, using an olympus field recorder.
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Mooresville's third annual St. Patrick's Day Parade will be held downtown on Saturday, March 8, the sponsoring Mooresville Downtown Commission said Monday.
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Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Dec. 24, 2012, at Campbell-Lewis Chapel in Marshall with visitation from 9:30 a.m. until time of the service. William W. Harlow will officiate. Burial will be in Union Cemetery north of Marshall. Memorials may be made to Union Baptist Church and an online guestbook is available at www.campbell-lewis.com.
Born Feb. 15, 1942, in Kansas City, Kan., he was the son of the late William Franklin Conner Sr. and Wanita Hall Conner. He lived most of his life in the rural Marshall and Malta Bend areas and was a 1961 graduate of Malta Bend High School. On June 26, 1965, he married Linda Carolyn Hawkins, who survives of the home. Bill had many occupations in life, including being a trucker, farmer and cattleman. He was an integral part of his wife's flower shop, Country Floral and Keepsakes. He loved woodworking and was proud to have just completed a bench using wood from his father's barn. He loved his cows and had recently taken an interest in chickens and found great joy in two mini horses he received this week; and was always happy being with his two grandchildren. Bill was a longtime member of Union Baptist Church.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by two children, Denise Michelle Conner of rural Marshall and Dennis William Conner and his wife, Tawnya, of Marshall; two grandchildren, Emily and Liam Conner; one sister, Judy Taylor of Lee's Summit; as well as well as several nieces and nephews.
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News and events
21 January 2016
21 January 2016
—The European Commission welcomes the open and constructive discussions held at the "Bluefin Futures Symposium" that took place on 18-20 January in Monterey, California.
20 January 2016
20 January 2016
—Did you know that aquaculture products make up a quarter of seafood consumed in the EU? Or that the EU is the 8th largest aquaculture producer in the world – even if its share is only 1.53%?
20 January 2016
Short animated video about the importance of fisheries for food security, health and growth in developing countries, highlighting the commitment of the EU with 3rd countries to help promote sustainable management of seafood resources and inclusive opportunities for trade and growth.
18 January 2016
Southern Indian Ocean Fisheries Agreement (SIOFA) - Recruitment of the Executive Secretary - New deadline for applications
18 January 2016
—Deadline for applications: 29th January 2016
Deadline: 31 March 2016
13 January 2016
13 January 2016
—The head of the Directorate-General for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, Joao Aguiar Machado, is currently in Portugal for an official three-day visit (13 to 15 January).
12 January 2016
A new multilingual poster showing the most common aquaculture species.
8 January 2016
Ex-post and ex-ante evaluation of the Protocol to the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement between the European Union and the Union of Comoros
A new report is on-line


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Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan is currently busy shooting for his upcoming film 'Dishoom' being directed by his brother Rohit Dhawan. The actor seems to be having some fun time on the sets with co-stars Nargis Fakhri and Saqib Saleem. The trio are shooting for the film in Abu Dhabi for a maj
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Rohit Dhawan
The makers of upcoming action film 'Dishoom' have decided to reshuffle its shooting schedule as John Abraham, who is recuperating after a knee injury, has been advised rest by doctors. The film being directed by veteran director David Dhawan's elder son Rohit Dhawan went on floors in June
David Dhawan's son Rohit Dhawan has got two reasons to become happy. First, his directional debut 'Desi Boyz' is garnering good money at the box-office and second big reason is that he is getting married next year in February. Speaking shyly on the impending wedding Rohi


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In an industry obsessed with polygon counts and frame rates, Nintendo's Wii console and DS handheld were the proverbial knives at a gunfight. They were grossly underpowered compared to the competition, meaning Nintendo could sell them at a profit from day one. Their innovative control methods ensured they still sold like hotcakes. An animated GIF of Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto and Satoru Iwata holding a DS that printed money became the go to picture to run alongside quarterly announcements of Nintendo's gargantuan profits. If a disheveled man emerged from a time-traveling DeLorean with tales of a near-future Nintendo struggling to sell its latest handheld, I'd have been more surprised about the Nintendo thing. So what on earth happened?Read More
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RCMP returned to a property off Prospect Road in Shad Bay, N.S. Sunday as part of an ongoing investigation into an unsolved crime.
The first time police visited the area was in March, when they said they were looking for human remains. That led to speculation that the case was connected to a missing Halifax teenager who disappeared in August 1989. Kimberley McAndrew's family told CBC at the time they had spoken to police but the officers did not confirm a connection.
Police confirm they seized a few items Monday but they would not disclose what those items are. They have been sent for analysis.
Cpl. Scott MacRae said the latest search focused on the area near the shore.
Officers were not at the scene on Monday but said the investigation is ongoing.
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