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Ruth Marie Vogelsmeier Hermerding, 95, of rural Sweet Springs, died Tuesday, Aug. 3, 2004, at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City.
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Aug. 6, at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church in Sweet Springs. Pastor David Ritoch will officiate. Visitation will be from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 5, at the church. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery in Sweet Springs. Memorials are suggested to Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church in care of Campbell-Lewis Funeral Home of Sweet Springs.
Born June 30, 1909, north of Sweet Springs, she was the twin daughter of the late Rudolph "Doc" Vogelsmeier and Lena Schlue Vogelsmeier. On April 23, 1935, at her parents' home in Sweet Springs, she married Werner Paul Hermerding, who preceded her in death July 6, 1976. She graduated from Sweet Springs High School in 1927 and from Cottey Junior College in Nevada in 1929 with an associate degree in elementary teaching. She graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1952 with a bachelor of science degree in elementary education and a minor in home economics. She received a master's degree in 1967 from Central Missouri State University in Warrensburg. She taught in Saline County area schools from 1929 to 1967, with the last 19 years teaching in the Sweet Springs R-7 School District. She retired May 21, 1976. She was commissioned as Saline County recorder of deeds on July 14, 1976, following her husband's death. She was a member of the Missouri State Teachers Association; Missouri University Alumni Association; Saline County Area Retired Teachers Association, serving 10 years as secretary and six years as president; Delta Kappa Gamma International Association; American Association of University Women; American Business Women's Association; Optimist International; Friends of Arrow Rock; Saline County Republicans; Sweet Springs Saddle and Bridle Club and Aid Association for Lutherans. She was an honorary member of the Sweet Springs FFA Chapter and national FFA organization. She was a member of Lutheran Ladies Aid Society and the Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church choir. On April 30, 2002, she was inducted into the Gold Medal Society of the University of Missouri-Columbia. In June 2002, she received an inscribed plaque honoring her service in Delta Kappa Gamma and in May 2004 she received a plaque recognizing her contributions to FFA. She enjoyed doing yard work and floral arranging along with watching television, reading the daily news and embroidering.
Survivors include one son, James Gordon Hermerding of Livermore, Calif.; one daughter, Janice Kay Hermerding of Raytown; two grandchildren, Deborah Dee Clark of Livermore, Calif., and James G. Hermerding II of San Jose, Calif.; four great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by one brother, Raymond Vogelsmeier; twin sister, Helen Gibson; and sister-in-law, Nadyne Vogelsmeier.
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Dino Dan follows the adventures of a little boy, Dan, who is fascinated by dinosaurs and imagines seeing them in his real world. It's an interesting concept, and it certainly gives kids an idea of the size of dinosaurs and how they interact with their world, but the show also integrates a lot of dino facts into the scripts and helps kids deduce things in a scientific manner. We wish this toy was as engaging. The figures are really generic, and we're not sure that the dinosaur's colors are correct. However, a lot of the facts on the info cards seem to be correct. The binoculars are okay for toys, but they're not very powerful, and they've got cheap-looking labels on them.
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Durham appear certain to take over at the top of the LV= County Championship after strengthening their hold over current leaders Lancashire on day three.
Durham established a healthy first-innings lead of 273 today after resuming 34 behind on 279 for three.
Ben Stokes and Dale Benkenstein extended their fourth-wicket partnership, worth 185 overnight, to 331 - a county record for any wicket - before the latter was caught behind off Luke Procter for 137.
Stokes, who was forced from the field late in the day with a dislocated finger, eventually fell to Steven Croft, having thumped 20 fours and two sixes in his 185, while skipper Phil Mustard added a rapid 61 to heap further misery on Lancashire.
The Red Rose reached stumps on 69 for three - trailing by 204 - and will retain only faint hopes of rescuing a draw heading into the final day.
However, that would not be enough to prevent Durham from moving to the summit after the 2008 and 2009 champions - three points behind their opponents prior to this match - accumulated eight bonus points to Lancashire's four.
Yorkshire face a battle to avoid defeat at the hands of Sussex after they were forced to follow on at the PROBIZ County Ground.
Responding to Sussex's imposing 548 for four declared, Yorkshire slumped to 198 for eight despite a battling 70 from highly-rated young opener Joe Root.
A ninth-wicket stand of 75 between Ajmal Shahzad and Steven Patterson, who registered his maiden first-class half-century, briefly lifted the visitors, but they fell in successive overs to end the innings.
Wayne Parnell was the pick of the Sussex attack with 3-60 on his debut.
Yorkshire were reduced to 29 for two in their second innings, with Parnell claiming the wicket of Joe Sayers for a duck and Root falling to Chris Nash in the final over of the day.
Ball dominated bat at New Road, with 13 wickets falling on a topsy-turvy day between Worcestershire and Nottinghamshire.
The hosts looked to have moved into a position of dominance when they drew level with Nottinghamshire's first-innings score of 223 for the loss of three wickets, thanks largely to 84 from Moeen Ali.
However, the remaining seven wickets fell for just 20 runs, with Charlie Shreck claiming 5-52.
Notts were unable to take advantage and Alan Richardson picked up three wickets to leave the visitors reeling on 40 for four.
An unbeaten 52 from Samit Patel helped the defending champions recover to 104 for five by the close, with all results still possible despite the loss of the second day's play to rain.
Division Two leaders Northamptonshire were also unable to take to the field yesterday, but they made up for lost time in staggering fashion by dismissing Glamorgan for 72 at Wantage Road.
Veteran Sri Lankan seamer Chaminda Vaas collected 5-22 and skipper Andrew Hall chipped in with 3-8 as the Welsh county were bundled out in 29 overs.
Glamorgan's batsmen fared somewhat better at the second time of asking, but ended the day 270 behind on 119 for three, with the rampant Vaas claiming a further two wickets.
Northants had earlier declared their first innings on 461 for six, with Rob White taking his score to 140 and wicketkeeper David Murphy adding 79.
Leicestershire were also made to follow on against Kent, who will fancy their chances of climbing off the foot of Division Two at their opponents' expense with victory at Tunbridge Wells.
The visitors added just 31 to their overnight score of 220 for six, with Matt Coles and James Tredwell each finishing with five-wicket hauls.
James Taylor and Wayne White hit 96 and 71 in their side's second innings, while Claude Henderson and Jigar Naik shared an unbroken eighth-wicket alliance worth 62.
However, Leicestershire remained in peril at the close on 308 for seven, a lead of just 100.
Robbie Joseph was the man to remove both Taylor and White en route to figures of 4-57.
The in-form David Masters struck twice in the final session to give Essex the upper hand against Gloucestershire at Bristol.
Masters, who claimed 5-48 in the first innings, removed openers Ian Cockbain and Richard Coughtrie as the hosts lurched to 37 for two.
Essex had been dismissed for 321 - a lead of 66 - earlier in the day, with Adam Wheater's 69 the most significant contribution.
A late flurry of wickets ensured a positive result could still occur between Derbyshire and Surrey, in another game that fell victim to the weather yesterday.
Rory Hamilton-Brown's side raced to 333 for four in reply to Derbyshire's 400, with the skipper one of four batsmen to pass 50 along with Zander de Bruyn, Steven Davies and Tom Maynard.
However, Surrey then stumbled to 358 all out and Derbyshire closed on 35 for four, with Tim Linley and Matt Dunn each picking up two wickets.
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Since my column called "A Gov 2.0 spin on archiving 2.0 data" was published in January, I have been asked how I re-architected what I call IT-centric systems to be knowledge-centric systems. Here's what I learned from my work at the Environmental Protection Agency and for interagency programs: Get the data out of legacy systems and use it in free cloud tools, such as Spotfire.
Federal CIO Vivek Kundra's requirements for agencies to put their high-value datasets into Data.gov and reduce the number of data centers can save money and improve results if there are more people like me who will take advantage of that by doing their own IT with cloud computing tools — and by becoming data scientists.
I explored those ideas in another column, "Empower feds to take on the cloud." I cited the IT Dashboard as an example of why government employees should become information architects and redesign existing systems. It took six months and cost the General Services Administration $8 million to develop the IT Dashboard. I re-architected and implemented it in about three days for free — except for the cost of my time at EPA — using Spotfire. Of course, that didn't include the cost of building the databases.
Now every time Data.gov Evangelist Jeanne Holm or the White House's former Deputy CTO Beth Noveck tweets about new data at Data.gov and on agency websites, I am eager to see what I can learn from the data. But before I can do that, I have to get to it and import it into a tool. Soon after I started doing that, I realized I should document what I learned so I could preserve it and share it with others. And I learned that a more formal name for all that — more than just metadata, data curation, etc. — was data science. Mike Loukides defined the term in an O'Reilly Radar report last year in which he wrote, "Data science enables the creation of data products."
I have embraced Tim Berners-Lee's five stars of open linked data and Richard Cyganiak's linked open-data cloud — with the condition that they follow the data science approach and provide an easy way to do SPARQL queries to get from Resource Description Framework (RDF) to comma-separated values (CSV). I agree with Peter Gassner's recent assessment of the five-star system in "Introduction to Linked Open Data for Visualization Creators," published on Datavisualization.ch. He said data quality considerations are essential to acceptance.
I have about 30 examples of data services that I have created following data science principles. In addition, I have about 30 examples of data services based on EPA databases that I have organized in information products for various agencies. In a data service, with click 1, you see the data (table, statistics, graphics); with click 2, you search the data (browse, sort, filter); and with click 3, you download the data (CSV, Excel, RDF).
I challenge the developers of Data.gov, agencies and others to deliver their information as data services so it is available with three clicks. Then we as a community can begin to do the serious data integration that Kundra has challenged us to do and produce the benefits from all this activity. As Kundra said, "True value lies at the intersection of multiple datasets."
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Arnie's on the Levee is your triple threat for all things entertainment: nightclub, sports bar, & restaurant! Happy Hour is Monday - Thursday 5-8 PM, Friday 5-10 PM, and Saturday 5-8 PM! $2 Domestics, $2.50 Wells, $3 House WInes & $5 Pitchers!
Brisket is legit. Rest of the place, so-so
I highly recommend their barbeque beef brisket. Absolutely amazing!
Love this place!! Love the drinks, the atmosphere, and the people!
Bouncers are thugs. Throw people down the stairs for nothing. Look at reviews. Service is poor, food sucks and Newport Police are waiting to arrest anyone. Don't put your reputation on the line.
Great for College kids on Thursdays!
Great fish tacos... And family friendly. Good service as well.
It's a pretty cheap bar and has a dance floor.
Pizza might have been a frozen pizza.
Terrible service
Well the waiter was oblivious and forgot to bring us our drinks.
Had a burger and pizza, everything was great our server ( stephanie) was friendly and attentive, I would return!
The Hanky Panky's are a gotta have! Amazing!
Stay where you live. Newport is overrated. Not worth your time and hassle.
No PBR, y ling, bluemoon, red stripe.... Basically nothing it says on the menu... Not even a glory hole in the bathroom wtf over.
Becca is awesome.
Come listen to Marty and Dan sing karaoke on Tuesday. You will be in heaven.
Bengals tube $12. Big pizza that's real good $5 ... Nice Sunday funday !
Not that great of a bar.
If you have any German in you, try the hanky panky's. Theyre awesome!!
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If you like herpes I'd come to this bar
The waitress was more interested in playing grab ass with the bar tender rather than bringing me beers. Had to ask for everything. Terrible experience!
Brad is an awesome waiter.
Come on down tonight for a $10 all you can drink fundraiser for the Ohio Alleycat Resource & Spat/Neuter Clinic.
wings and service is terrible, however the quesadilla's are awesome!
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Every time my brother and I go to Cinci for Reds or Bengals game (from Columbus) we drink at Arnie's. We always sit at the bar. Great food and drink specials. Kelly is awesome. Great service and nice!
Rib eye sandwich was chewy .. chicken quesadillas tasted like crispy grilled cheese, yum.
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Winter League Update 6th March 2016
Spring is sprung and the golf season is already almost upon us.....Team Sheets for 2016 Teams have been posted on the notice board between the Ladies and Gents Locker rooms. Any member wishing to be considered for a Team in their handicap category should put their name,handicap (lowest in 2015), last 4 digits of their GUI number and contact details on the sheet. If you have any queries please contact Larry O'Connor who is (once again) the Director of Teams.
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For the duration of the winter season, the use of mats is obligatory for all golfers and are available from the pro-shop. Irrespective of where you are on the golf course (except in a hazard or indside the white markers in front of greens), you should place your mat on the ground and place the ball on the mat. Obviously you are not allowed tee the ball up on the mat.
Make sure your steel spikes or studs are capable of protecting you on the soft ground on the golf course. The pro-shop will help you in this regard.
You can protect the course by using the paths wherever possible for walking and for trollies, buggies and carts. Please do NOT bring your buggies or trollies onto tee-boxes or inside the white markers in front of the greens. You can also reduce the risk of damage to the course (and to yourself) by leaving your trolley in strategic places and bringing your clubs with you. For example, you can leave your bag on the path between the second green and the third tee box instead of bringing the bag down to the green and then trying to get it up the hill to the third tee box.
Congratulations to our 2016 Captains Gay Clarke and Ann McCormack
Both Gay and Ann welcome you to Stackstown Golf Club. The Club was established in 1976. Initially founded as a Golf Club for Ireland's national police force, An Garda Síochána, it has grown into one of the most respected and attractive venues to play golf in Dublin, Ireland. Whilst Padraig Harrington is our most famous son, the ladies and gentlemen of Stackstown have won honours in most national competitions including major provincial competitions.
Visitors are always welcome at Stackstown and will enjoy the panoramic views of Dublin Bay on the recently redeveloped eighteen hole golf course.
Padraig's Harrington's international experience in the design of this redevelopment has resulted in a challenging Course for members and visitors alike.
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"The password's 'pig snout' but it won't help you now, the fat lady's gone off somewhere"
"You will keep looking while i'm away, won't you said hermione"
Watching and anxiety won't hasten matters
"Our friendship won't tarnish or ever grow old" - This term won't was used by Written and owned by Angela Lee Hillsley in the Poem Friendship poem.
"You can't talk, you won't talk about it" - This term won't was used by Alissa Krull in the Poem Love poem.
"For dolts that can't or won't determine" - This term won't was used by Robert Browning in the Poem The pied piper of hamelin.
"They won't have me to kick around any more!"
"I won't stoop to reading other people's mail"
"The local Mafia won't touch gambling"
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The playmaker capped the week where he was named Player of the Year by the Danish equivalent of the PFA with another crucial goal for us.
This time, Christian raced onto Emmanuel Adebayor's flick before firing home to open the scoring against Crystal Palace at the Lane, a key strike after a goalless first half and we went on to win 2-0 with Jermain Defoe grabbing the second.
That made it three goals in his last four Premier League matches including the second goal at Old Trafford.
"I have a lot more to show," said Christian.
"I'm lucky I can provide goals and create some chances, but I can still do better and I will work every day to do that.
"It's been a good career until now and I'm really happy to win the Danish award and to score some goals. I'm really happy to play here."
Christian said the players were pleased to make it four wins and a draw in our last five matches in the Premier League - but that the pressure to continue winning was always there.
"Hopefully we can continue that form," he said. "We need to do that to stay at the top because all the other teams are winning as well. We have to keep that pressure on the other teams."
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There are 146 comments on the NBC29 Charlottesville story from Jul 28, 2011, titled Buckingham County Marijuana Bust - NBC29 WVIR Charlottesville, VA News, Sports and Weather. In it, NBC29 Charlottesville reports that:On July 27, 2011 the Buckingham County Sheriff's Office in conjunction with the Virginia State Police conducted a joint operation in the county specifically targeting the cultivation and harvesting of illegal marijuana plants.
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#142 Jul 30, 2011
I wonder how the county "eradicated" the plants; it seems to me they couldn't have burned them or buried them.
#143 Jul 31, 2011
again, there's no way this bust couldn't be made during an election year. if there were 6000 plants i'd assume they were probably planted at some point in 2011, an election year. i'd also say that right about july and august is when they would be most noticeable by a helicopter. and it's ludicrous to say the land owner should be arrested. if you were a 70 year old man with 2000 acres of land like the owner of this particular property with a good part of the land being cutover you wouldn't keep track of every inch of it either.
#144 Jul 31, 2011
let me tell you how a bust like this works. a state police helicopter spots the marijuana and informs the sheriff's department being that it's their jurisdiction. then the sheriff's dept. and state police join forces and make the raid. buckingham county doesn't own any helicopters so it's the state police that initiates the investigation. has nothing to do with an election coming up, just the sheriff assisting the state police on their discovery.
#145 Jul 31, 2011
I understand that drugs are illegal(crystal meth, etc.) but reefer should not be on that list... it seems wrong to fill the already overpopulated prison system with people who were farming reefer. There aren't many jobs/opportunities in Buckingham
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#146 Aug 16, 2011
It's funny how they made a big drug bust near election time!! Is this a way for the people to re-elect Kidd, was this planned ummm!! Give you something to thik about
#147 Jul 18, 2012
All you idiots who think pot needs to stay illegal must be insane. 500 Dollars a second is spent every year on the war on drugs; in other words multi- billions of dollars a year. Maybe we could use that money to better our children's education or feed the poor or clean the environment. It is a simply a waste of time. No one is dying because of marijuana. Marijuana does not make you stupid and does not give you cancer. People who hold good respectable jobs smoke marijuana. Your government has fooled you your whole lives into thinking so. It is very sad that you people do not see this. Its time to wake up. The real criminals are the police and government ruining these peoples lives over a plant. I could go on forever about this but i simply refuse to. And Patty you are very foolish to think that the police are keeping america safe by "eradicating' marijuana. If the shit was legal who would be killing and robbing over it? What we choose to do with our own bodies is no ones business or concern but our own.
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I had to laugh at a thread on a bulletin board I frequent entitled "Who else thinks the "Superdelegates" are a big pile of poo?" The poster believed that we ought to have a "true democracy" and have everyone register online and vote on a secure server. How naive. First of all, we live in a republic, not a democracy. Second of all, there is no such thing as a secure server. I personally still favor the electoral college method of choosing our president. I have no faith in the intelligence of the general public to make sound decisions about what's good for them, or what's good for society as a whole. I see and hear about too many stupid...er...let's say ignorant...people. And by ignorant I simply mean uneducated and uninformed.
For some reason I still haven't figured out, I have always felt like I was smarter than the majority of the people around me. I'm sure I'm wrong about that, but from childhood I've felt that way, so it's an underlying assumption no matter how hard I fight it. It does me more harm than good.
So now I sound like an arrogant bitch. How's that for a provocative opinion? ;)


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* A Stilesville man was arrested early Tuesday morning following an alcohol-related accident in Washington Township.
At 2:36 a.m. Deputy Phillip Troyer was dispatched to the residence at 5643 W. CR 525 South. The driver, 45-year-old William J. Clements, said he had been in an altercation at another residence and had fled the scene.
Clements told dispatch he did a "donut" and hit a culver, flattening one of his tires.
Investigation revealed the incident at the other residence had been a struggle over Clements' keys when he decided to leave. The parties were separated and a tow truck was dispatched to take the driver and his truck home.
However, the tow truck driver contacted dispatch saying that Clements became upset, got into the vehicle and drove off.
A few minutes later, the tow truck driver called dispatch indicating the driver had wrecked the 2008 Chevrolet Silverado into a tree on the bank of a pond, approximately one mile from the original location.
Clements had fled the scene by the time Troyer arrived, but was located near the residence of the original altercation. He was arrested for operating while intoxicated and leaving the scene of a property damage accident.
Damage was estimated at $5,001-$10,000.
* On Tuesday at 4:56 a.m. Kaytlin P. Flatt, 21, Avon, was eastbound on State Road 42 in a 1994 Chevrolet Lumina when an accident occurred as she passed another vehicle.
Flatt said she tried to pass a slow moving vehicle. As she attempted to pass, the other vehicle sped up, causing her to also increase her speed.
As the two vehicles approached a curve, Flatt braked, causing her to lose control. Her car left the east side of the road and went 30 yards down an embankment, coming to rest on the driver's side.
Flatt was taken to Putnam County Hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.
Damage was estimated at $5,001-$10,000.
Three people were booked into the Putnam County Jail on Tuesday, Nov. 13.
* At 2:15 p.m. Joshua Nathan Wheeler, 32, Brazil, was arrested for possession of cocaine and probation violation.
* At 9:30 p.m. Nathan Scott Gambill, 20, Bainbridge, was charged with operating while intoxicated and for being a minor in consumption of alcohol.
* At 10:07 p.m. Justin Lee-Isaac Slater, 23, Flat Rock, Mich., was arrested for possession of methamphetamine, driving while intoxicated and driving with a suspended license.
A 34-year-old Greencastle man has been arrested on a warrant for attempted theft in an alleged purse-snatching incident at the Walmart store.
Matthew Van Every was arrested at 10:50 p.m. Friday in connection with an attempted purse snatching reported at 7:03 p.m. Oct. 19.
Van Every, who was taken into custody by Capt. Charles Inman at a residence on Meadow Drive, was lodged in the Putnam County Jail.
Four recent accidents were investigated by Greencastle City Police officers.
-- At 11:15 a.m. Monday, a two-vehicle accident resulted in a pair of citations for one of the drivers.
Steven Gouckenour, 38, Cloverdale, was driving a 1995 Chevrolet van in the parking lot of IAC on Fillmore Road when his vehicle reportedly struck a parked 2002 Pontiac Montana, owned by Lilac and William Parker, Cloverdale.
Officer Darrel Bunten estimated total damage at $1,000-$2,500.
Gouckenour was cited for operating a motor vehicle without financial responsibility (no insurance) and for driving with a suspended license.
-- At 11:25 a.m. Nov. 8, a minor mishap was reported on the parking lot at First National Bank, 1140 Indianapolis Rd.
Jeffrey Boggess, 45, Greencastle, was backing a 2004 Toyota Sequoia, Capt. Mike Hanlon reported, when a 2005 Chevrolet Trailblazer, driven by Kimberlee Bryan, 33, Greencastle, backed out of a parking space on the opposite side of the lot and the vehicles collided.
Bryan said she did not see the Boggess vehicle was already backing out because a rear post in her vehicle obstructed her view.
Total damage was listed at $1,000-$2,500.
-- At 6:27 p.m. Nov. 7, a two-car mishap was reported on Round Barn Road at the west exit of Putnam Plaza.
Timothy Smith, 26, Coatesville, was southbound on Round Barn Road, driving a 1997 Saturn, when Debby Zaring, 52, Greencastle, itried to cross the road in a 2007 Saturn to go to Speedway.
She told Officer Bunten she did not see the oncoming Smith car, and a collision occurred. Smith braked but was unable to avoid a collision because of wet pavement conditions, police said.
Total damage was estimated at $5,000-$10,000.
-- At 7:58 a.m. Nov. 7, a minor two-vehicle accident occurred on Deer Meadow Lane, the access to Deer Meadow Primary School.
Josh Buis, 34, Greencastle, was stopped in traffic in a 2011 Chevrolet Silverado after dropping a child off at school when he backed up without seeing that a 2003 Buick Rendezvous, driven by Donette Williams, 63, Greencastle, was behind him.
Officer Bunten estimated total damage at $2,50--$5,000.
Information included in the Putnam Scanner is taken from reports provided to the Banner Graphic by the Greencastle Police, the Greencastle Fire and the Putnam County Sheriff's departments.
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Ronald A. Berger Ronald Allen Berger, 79, of Waynesboro, went to be with his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, Saturday evening, February 1, 2014, at Quincy Village. Born October 23, 1934, in Tomstown, he was the son of the late Clinton Allen "Tab" Berger and Mildred (Mentzer) Berger. Mr. Berger was a graduate of Quincy High School with the Class of 1954. He and his wife of over 58 years, Elizabeth Louise "Betty Lue" Berger, were married on July 16, 1955, in Chambersburg. They moved to their present residence following their marriage. Mr. Berger began his working career by taking his trade at Frick Company, Waynesboro. He later was employed at Westinghouse in Baltimore, Md. Prior to his retirement in July 1991, he was employed at Mack Truck Mfg., Hagerstown, Md. for over 29 years. He was a member of Grace Brethren Church, Waynesboro, where he taught Sunday School for many years and was active with Child Evangelism Fellowship and Bible Release. Mr. Berger enjoyed hunting, mowing grass, fixing things around his home. He and his wife enjoyed trips to the beach and camping at Rhodes Grove, as well as spending time with his children and grandchildren. He was a longtime Baltimore Orioles fan and was a football fan. In his younger years, he had helped with the Waynesboro Little League and with local boy scouts. He is survived by six children, Ronald Eugene Berger and his wife Kathy of Waynesboro, Donald Allen Berger and his wife Marcia of South Mountain, Kirk David Berger and his wife Cathy of Waynesboro, Shawn Lamar Berger and his wife Kathy of South Mountain, Karen Sue McEntire and her husband Mike of Waynesboro, and Brent J. Berger and his companion Michelle Bickford of Waynesboro; 11 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his grandson, Scott C. Berger who died on August 28, 2005. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, February 6, 2014 in Grace Brethren Church, 250 Philadelphia Avenue, Waynesboro, with the Rev. Larry Webber officiating. Burial will follow in Quincy Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday evening in Grove-Bowersox Funeral Home, 50 S. Broad St., Waynesboro, and one hour prior to the services, Thursday morning in the church. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Grace Brethren Church, 250 Philadelphia Avenue, Waynesboro, PA 17268. Online condolences may be expressed at
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D'Addario, Mangan Named to NFF Hampshire Honor Society April 27, 2016 Irving, Texas (4/27/16) – For the eighth straight year, the Kean University football program had a player named to the National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society by the NFF and College Hall of Fame, as seniors Mike D'Addario and Anthony Mangan were recognized as part of the 2016 class. [read more]
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Football | December 21, 2015 Davis, Schmitt Garner All-American Nods Union, N.J. (12/21/15) – Sophomore Austin Davis and senior Jonathan Schmitt were selected as All-Americans as announced this weekend.
Football | December 21, 2015 Football Has Five Selected to ECAC South All-Star Team Danbury, Conn. (12/21/15) – The Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) announced its 2015 Division III Football South All-Star Team, as voted on by representatives from the region's member institutions and the Kean University football team has five selections.
Football | December 7, 2015 Schmitt, Davis, Williams, Meade Earn D3football.com All-Region Honors Minneapolis, Minn. (12/7/15) – Senior Jonathan Schmitt and juniors Austin Davis, Dorsey Williams Jr., and Robert Meade III were named to the D3football.com East All-Region team as announced on Monday.
Football | November 22, 2015 Ferlisi, Coleman Earn NJAC Weekly Honors Pitman, N.J. (11/22/15) – Sophomores David Coleman Jr. and Steve Ferlisi were selected as New Jersey Athletic Conference Defensive and Special Teams Player of the Week, respectively, as announced by the conference office.
Football | November 20, 2015 Football Claims ECAC Presidents Bowl Championship New Britain, Conn. (11/20/15) – Junior Damian Corredor rushed for 156 yards to lead the Kean University football team to a 24-6 Eastern College Athletic Conference Presidents Bowl Championship over Worcester Polytechnic Institute on Friday night.
Football | November 20, 2015 All-NJAC Football Team Features 12 Cougars Pitman, N.J. (11/20/15) – The Kean University football team had 12 players named to the NJAC All-Conference team as selected by the league's coaches and announced today.
Football | November 16, 2015 Football Selected to ECAC Presidents Bowl Danbury, Conn. (11/16/15) – The Kean University football team has been selected to participate in the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Presidents Bowl which will take place on Friday, November 20th at 8 p.m. at Central Connecticut State University against Worcester Polytechnic Institute.


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Rhiannon Kendrick is a new California Elementary second grade teacher for the 2013-14 school year. She is also the Assistant Cross Country Track Coach. A 2013 graduate of Missouri Valley College, Marshall, with a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, this her first year of teaching.
In her spare time, Kendrick reports that she likes to "exercise and bake yummy treats."
Originally from California and a CHS graduate, she said, "I'm excited to be a part of my hometown community!"
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text: Department of English Department of English http://hdl.handle.net/2160/664 2016-05-06T05:36:08Z 2016-05-06T05:36:08Z Theologies of the wild: Contemporary landscape writing Alexander, Neal http://hdl.handle.net/2160/42663 2016-04-18T22:01:20Z 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z Theologies of the wild: Contemporary landscape writing Alexander, Neal 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z Mexican American Literature The Politics of Identity Jacobs, Elizabeth http://hdl.handle.net/2160/42609 2016-04-13T23:01:07Z 2009-09-18T00:00:00Z Mexican American Literature The Politics of Identity Jacobs, Elizabeth 2009-09-18T00:00:00Z Mexican American Literature: The Politics of Identity Jacobs, Elizabeth http://hdl.handle.net/2160/42586 2016-04-13T22:50:34Z 2006-01-01T00:00:00Z Mexican American Literature: The Politics of Identity Jacobs, Elizabeth Mexican American Literatureis the first book length study to focus on what is arguably the most important period in the development of Mexican American literature, the Chicano Movement of the 1960s. It offers an extended analysis of Chicano and Chicana identity politics over several decades through readings of some of the major works of contemporary Mexican American literature while exploring the Movement's historical, political and conceptual effects. The book examines the identity of politics in Chicano and Chicana literary and political texts dating from the 1960s to the present day. Offering original readings of the works of several major figures of the Chicano Movement and the canon of contemporary Chicana writing, it brings together a broad range of legal, political, geographic and cultural concerns. Its approach it also covers a large part of the historical map of the Mexican American experience in the United States from colonization and annexation, to civil rights and contemporary developments in Chicano and Chicana political identity. Mexican American Literature is an important contribution to the study of Mexican American literature. The careful consideration given to the politics of identity in a number of key literary works illuminates the way in which literature reflects and incorporates political ideology in a way no other critical work on this subject does. Crossing several disciplinary boudaries, this book will be of use to those studying literature, history, feminism and politics. Presenting an up-to-date critical perspective as well as a cultural, political and historical context, this book is an excellent introduction to Mexican American literature, affording readers the major novels, drama and poetry. This volume presents fresh and original readings of major works, and with its historiographic and cultural analyses, impressively delivers key information to the reader. Jacobs, E. 'Mexican American Literature: The Politics of Identity', Transnational Perspectives on American Literature (Abingdon Oxford: Routledge, 2006) 2006-01-01T00:00:00Z The Ecologies of Protest in the Theatre of Aztlán Jacobs, Elizabeth http://hdl.handle.net/2160/42583 2016-04-11T22:01:18Z 2012-03-01T00:00:00Z The Ecologies of Protest in the Theatre of Aztlán Jacobs, Elizabeth This essay looks at the work of the contemporary Mexican-American woman playwright, Cherríe Moraga. It focuses on two of her plays which were produced during the mid-1990s entitled Heroes and Saints and Watsonville: Some Place Not Here, although other plays from this period, such as Circle in the Dirt: El Pueblo de East Palo Alto, also appear in the study. The plays are based on Moraga's responses to certain environmental and historical events which took place in California during this period. I explore how each work stages environmental protest in ways that reinscribe gender, myth, and indigeneity. In particular, I explore how Moraga recreates on stage utopian and dytopian and past and present landscapes, and how she stages feminist protest in response to both the levels of pesticides used in large-scale agricultural farming and the exploitation of the workers. 2012-03-01T00:00:00Z


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