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New London - Klewin Development is proposing to build a grocery store and 40 apartments on a 3-acre parcel of city-owned land at the intersection of Bank and Howard streets.
Klewin Development, with offices in Groton, has been talking with the city about plans for an 18,000-square-foot grocery store, with market-rate and affordable housing units above.
Kyle Klewin, a member of Klewin Development, was granted prime developer status last February for the site. He is asking for an extension on the developer status and will make a presentation to the City Council Monday night.
The Economic Development Committee will meet at 5:30 p.m., followed by the City Council at 7 p.m.
Klewin could not be reached for comment Friday, but in correspondence with the city he said the state Department of Economic and Community Development is supportive of the project. The company is preparing an application for funds from the Competitive Housing Assistance for Multifamily Properties, which awards grants and low-interest loans to projects that address affordable housing needs. The housing would be 80 percent market rate and 20 percent affordable.
The company is partnering with Sheldon Oak Central and the Women's Development Corp. for the project. The partners have applied for a $250,000 pre-development loan from the DECD. The money would be used to fund design engineering, environmental review, cost estimates, financial analysis, legal and financing fees.
"They've gotten to a point where they can roll out their plans to the public and the council and get support for them to continue," said Tammy Daugherty, the city's director of development and planning.
Preliminary sketches show a three-story rectangular building with the entrance to the grocery abutting the sidewalk at the intersection of Bank and Howard, and the entrance to the residential portion on the opposite corner. The two upper floors have one- and two-bedroom apartments, but the square footage is not shown. The design shows a parking lot for about 70 vehicles, with an additional 20 spaces on Bank Street.
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Colorado's fires, floods and troubled prison system are addressed in Gov. John Hickenlooper's $24 billion budget proposal for the coming fiscal year.
Aside from the expected bread-and-butter issues of rebuilding the state's spending in the wake of the recent recession, Hickenlooper's proposed budget unveiled Friday pledges to replenish sectors of the budget depleted after tens of millions in cash were diverted to the state's disaster emergency fund in response to wildfires and flooding.
To address the recent natural disasters, about $122 million was funneled into emergency recovery efforts from various state funds, including nearly $50 million from the state Medicaid program. About $48 million came from the Controlled Maintenance Trust Fund.
"We made accommodations to deal with floods and the related recovery," said Henry Sobanet, Hickenlooper's budget director. "We're now proposing to make payments back."
Hickenlooper's proposed budget plan for the 2014-15 fiscal year calls for — among other things — restorations to higher education funding, increases to K-12 per-pupil funding and an initiative to reduce wait times at driver's license offices.
Moreover, Hickenlooper's proposed budget doles out funding intended to help solve problems at the Department of Corrections. In response to concerns about Colorado's faulty parole system, Hickenlooper's budget reserves about $950,000 for a new fugitive apprehension unit along with $10 million set aside to implement recommendations from new leadership at DOC. Tom Clements, Hickenlooper's executive director of DOC, was killed by a parolee in March, who had cut off his ankle monitoring bracelet.
Overall, Hickenlooper's budget requests a 6.3 percent general fund increase to the DOC.
Sobanet noted that the proposed budget, which the governor will formally present next week to lawmakers on the state's Joint Budget Committee, could change based on the results of Tuesday's statewide election. The budget proposal, said Sobanet, will be adjusted if voters approve a new tax on marijuana or an income tax hike for public education. State law mandates that the governor present his budget by Nov. 1.
Hickenlooper, a Democrat, is proposing increasing per-pupil funding by $223 next year, which brings the total to about $6,900 per student. Included in the governor's proposal is a $101.8 million increase in general fund appropriations to the Department of Higher Education — a move to restore funding levels to where they were before the recession.
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The $20.5 billion budget that Hickenlooper signed last spring for the current fiscal year was decried by some Republicans for spending too much in a Colorado economy slowly recovering from the national recession.
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Any ideas on the best way to get to Kiel from Leeds UK
I take it you mean Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein and not Keele near Stoke-on-Trent Staffordshire, famous for its University (sorry but there is a high level of place name mis-spelling on this site). How about:
If you rather not fly, you can still get to Kiel. Take the ferry and trains.
Take the train to Harwich from Leeds. From Harwich take the ferry to Cuxhaven. It used to go to Hamburg. I did that in 1987, Hamburg to Harwich. From Cuxhaven the regional train goes to Hamburg, transfer to another regional train for Kiel Hbf. Hamburg is the junction point for the regional and ICE trains into Schleswig-Holstein and from the northwest, ie. Cuxhaven, Wilhelmshaven, Bremerhaven.
I don't think there are any direct ferries from Harwich to Germany now, only to Hook of Holland and Esbjerg in Denmark. Generally ferry services, like night trains, are in steep decline due to competition from budget air.
If you want an overnight ferry, Hull - Rotterdam is an option. Need to get a shuttle bus from the railway station to the port at both ends.
That is sort of the interesting thing when trying to get from point A to B when A and B are both less than major destinations, there can be dozens of options. One not yet mentioned is that Leeds has a very manageable airport itself. Unfortunately you cannot get real close to Kiel, the best options would be Amsterdam on Jet 2 or KLM, Dusseldorf on Jet 2, or I suppose Copenhagen on SAS. Amsterdam is about 7 hours by train, Dusseldorf and Copenhagen 5 1/2 maybe. If it were me, and I had the time, might pick the Copenhagen route, spending a night there.
There is no natural ferry between the two. And whatever the "best" way to travel is depends on you and your time.
Easyjet and Germanwings connect Manchester with Hamburg airport. From Hamburg airport there is a bus to Kiel. Journey time is an hour. Train takes longer as first you'd have to do the 30 mins journey to Hamburg central train station and then the 1:20 train journey...
If you've got more time take a flight from Manchester to Oslo and take the overnight Cruise Ferry (largest ferry boat in the world) from Color Line from Oslo directly into the port of Kiel.
Also you could fly Manchester to Gotheburg and take the Stena Line ferry from Gothenburg to Kiel.
Thanks for the info. Good suggestions and good to know. I would choose flying Manchester to Oslo, then taking the ferry Oslo to Kiel..simple as that.
Adding to Paul's ideas. I probably wouldn't chose Copenhagen. Copenhagen is a great city but trains from there back into northern Germany are really expensive and far from convenient. We abandoned the idea of training from Copenhagen to Hamburg to visit a cousin because it was too much time and money to get there.
Dusseldorf up to Kiel is pretty manageable. I've trained from Schlesswig down to about midway between Dusseldorf and Koln (to visit relatives for a couple of days); It wasn't bad at all in terms of time or cost.
Amsterdam might be closer by train (through Bremen and/or Hamburg). I'm not sure how the cost and train schedules would be?


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Violence over the burning of copies of the Quran by NATO troops at a military base in Afghanistan has spread, prompting the US president to issue an apology and the Afghan government to demand trial and punishment for those responsible.
As protests over the incident continued for a third day on Thursday, the death toll of Afghan demonstrators rose to 12.
In a separate incident, two US soldiers were killed when an "individual wearing the Afghan army uniform" opened fire on them at a military base in Khogyani in eastern Nangarhar province, Mohammad Hassan, the district's governor, told the AFP news agency.
"As the protesters approached the American base here, an ANA [Afghan] soldier in the base opened fire on American soldiers, killing two soldiers," Hassan said.
Barack Obama's written apology came shortly after Hamid Karzai, Afghanistan's president, said a US officer was responsible for the Quran incident.
The US embassy in Kabul was locked down on Wednesday and remained closed on Thursday.
The embassy said on Twitter that "peaceable assembly is an American value/tradition; we join President Karzai in urging restraint and nonviolence today".
Obama's 'deep regret'
Karzai's office said it received a letter in which Obama expressed his "deep regret for the reported incident" and offered his "sincere apologies".
According to the statement, Obama wrote: "The error was inadvertent; I assure you that we will take the appropriate steps to avoid any recurrence, to include holding accountable those responsible".
However, in what could further intensify the unrest, the Taliban issued a statement calling on the Afghan people to "target the military bases of invader forces, their military convoys and their invader bases".
The statement, issued via email by a spokesman named Zabiullah Mujahid, called on Afghans to give NATO troops "a lesson to never dare desecrate the holy Quran again".
Despite telling the public to "not stop" at protests, Mujahid said the calls against foreign military forces would not affect the anti-government group's negotiations with US officials in Doha.
"We condemn the desecration of the Holy Quran in the strongest terms, but this issue will not affect this process in Qatar," he said.
The disturbances began after reports earlier in the week of the discovery by local labourers of charred copies of the Quran as they collected rubbish at the US-run Bagram base in Parwan province.
Protests continued on Thursday in the Kart-e-Naw and Bagrami districts of Kabul, with several hundred turning out with banners reading "Long live Islam, long live the Quran".
In Laghman province, over 600 people marched into the provincial capital of Mihtarlam chanting "Death to America".
Afghan sources said the protests in Laghman had turned violent and had been growing since the early hours of the morning.
A police official speaking to the AFP news agency said thousands of protesters besieged the headquarters of a provincial reconstruction team (PRT) in the provincial capital.
"People had come from all over Laghman. They attacked the PRT, they climbed up the walls, they set fire to something there, I think a container," the police official said.
Protests in Jalalabad
In the country's east, 300 students took to the streets of Jalalabad, according to reports.
North of Jalalabad, fresh protests rocked the city of Asadadab in the province of Kunar, while there were also reports of protests in Khost province.
Protests spread to the north as people took the streets of Faryab, where hundreds gathered in the provincial capital, and Badakhshan provinces.
The protests on Wednesday caused seven deaths and left 32 people injured, according to Afghan government sources.
Before Obama issued his apology, Leon Panetta, the US defence secretary, had issued his own, in addition to backing the call for "swift and decisive action to investigate this matter" by the US commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan, General John Allen.
"These actions do not represent the views of the United States military. We honour and respect the religious practices of the Afghan people, without exception," Panetta said.
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You'll see one repeat, which is Tairu, but I couldn't leave out a season lol. These are all the seasons and each person who commissioned them, excluding myself.
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Art © *super-tuler // Character © their respectful owners.
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These season pictures you've done featuring each of these characters all look very nice for sure, man.
wow this is some amazin art
Very, very, very beautifull ^^
I like it
I like it
so awsome all the seasons look really cool
The Deer in the winter is my favorite
I love seasonal stuff!
Go antlers!
I love the feel of each piece its just so full of energy and personality. kinda like the seasons themselves
Amazing !!!
Looks amazing.
WOW! i love the bottom right one, which i believe is summer. awesome artwork as always tairu!
They look nice
The fall pic. Makes me wanna wish this fog away.
I'd would love an autumn like that one, But it's raining so that's not happening..
Well, really good
Great artwork!
this is seriously awsome!the two down ones are even better!!
HAahhaha Ill say this once... PAwsome!
I like the wolf it looks very
i love your lineart!! and the way you use colors is just....eruigjndsvpiudbv awesome
I have to say I was really waiting for this completed picture. Excellent work, summer and winter are my favorites for some reason... But trust me there all good, great job!
Heh, no bulges I see. Derp.
The autumn one is my favorite.
The autumn one is my favorite.
I lve the way you captures their expressions and I love how you captures the colors of each season! Great... No... Amazing work!!!
But seriously, they're all awesome.
But seriously, they're all awesome.
I can really learn something from this xD
Very nice draw.
Very nice draw.
really diggin the spring one. Gj man
These all look great
I love how you use colour :'D
I love how you use colour :'D
How you make the most beautiful things TTwTT. One day I hope to reach your level >:3 until then I'll just have to keep working!!
How you make the most beautiful things TTwTT. One day I hope to reach your level >:3 until then I'll just have to keep working!!
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sexy shirtless puppy
Oh! Sicodelico! Me gusta mucho la de otoño! Jajajaj nice job :3
Freakin' beautiful job on the several backgrounds for ever season
I'm really loving the backgrounds in each of these scenes, especially summer fall and winter. c:
Adding this to my favorites. Great work as always! Love your style it always makes me feel better and I'm sure I'm not the only one! Keep up the amazing work!
i love the winter
You did an excellent job of potraying and fitting the seasons with the characters. Amazing work.
Eeeeeeeeeee for ECSTATIC. They all came out so nice. <3
And all of them are beautiful man, amazing job.
Yay you finished them all! I was wondering if u have them separate in your gallery cuz I really like yours and the summer husky. Those are my favorites but in general I love them all. So many colorful colors
I love the spring one. c:
In my opinion, the summer one is the best. c:
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Awesome work Tuler!
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Even if Trotsky had never lived, Trotskyites would still exist.
What are you thinking posting this without commentary?
Christopher Hitchens an influence on the White House? Ha Ha Ha!!! More like the other way around. He can barely get enough people to read his blog!
Trotsky's followers today are agnostic Jews with inexplicable Marxist views. There are unfortunately a great number of these folks.
Wolfowitz? Cheney? Hardly!
This is yet another smear of "neo-conservatives" or in common parlance today, Republican Jews.
Not to stereotype too much but Jeet Heer would appear to be the self-hating type.
You see, "bolshevik" means "majority" or "big piece", but it was a DEROGATORY term for Lennin and his most loyal followers.
In Communist circles, Lennin was considered a radical and he wasn't very popular, however, after Lenin had insulted numerous Communists at a Party meeting, enough of them walked out that Lenin and his small group briefly constituted a majority. In those few brief moments, Lenin siezed control of the local socialists and propelled himself into the leadership position for the October Revolution et al.
But the joke among Communists was that Lenin and his tiny group were "Bolsheviks". Everyone called them "Bolsheviks" in the same way that politicians called Lyndon Johnson "Landslide Lyndon" after his questionable victory in his Senate race (by 13 votes from box 13 after the polls closed). The joke was so prevalent that the name stuck. Lenin and his followers were forever laughed at as "Bolsheviks", even though they only had a "majority" for a few brief moments in time.
Alas, such a joke is probably too complicated for Jeets to grasp, however, even after a full explanation!
I think he's reaching a bit with this one though!
Oh good grief. This writer is either trying to distort history or is ignorant. Stalin wasn't even a factor in 1917. Or 1918. Or 1921. He was a nothing. The Bolsheviks had killed millions before Stalin became a force. The internal battle was between the Trotsky/Zinoviev foreign elites and the Kaganovich/Yagoda hard nosed ghetto dwellers--Stalin was just a a front. Lazar was Stalin's brother-in-law. His daughter married into the Kaganovich clan as well.
The left cannot understand GWB - they constantly try to fit him into a mold. Ashcroft is a Fascist...Neocons rule the world...Hitler references everywhere...and now Stalin! LOL. This isn't even appropriate for the bottom of the bird cage.
Which part if you please.....and for what reason...
You know do what you would do if you were in college and explian your position.
Whats really on your mind, worried about your christian identity?
Unfortunately, a more appropriate headline would not garner the 'splash' this one does, and I think therein lies the explanation. I wouldn't quite call it yellow journalism, but it certainly has an off color hue due to a poor, although sensational, title.
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Young workers in Connecticut are facing a triple threat of employment problems — long-term job losses, high jobless rates and a discouraged workforce — according to an annual report on state work trends issued Thursday.
Timed for release near the Labor Day holiday, "The State of Working Connecticut: Young People in the Workforce," a study penned by the working-family advocacy group Connecticut Voices for Children, also outlines racial and ethnic wage gaps in the state.
But the key finding of the report, written in partnership with the Washington-based Economic Policy Institute, is the increase in employment problems among the state's younger residents — a group that has seen a large decline in the past two decades as many educated under-30 workers flee the state looking for a lower cost of living and better opportunities.
"If Connecticut continues on its current trajectory, its next generation will be less prosperous and more economically stratified than its current one," according to the report.
Key findings of the report, based on 2012 numbers, include:
• More than 17 percent of workers under age 25 are unemployed, the 15th highest youth jobless rate in the nation and three times the rate just a dozen years before. This is nearly a full percentage point higher than in the nation as a whole, and about twice the jobless rate seen in the 25- to 54-year-old age group in Connecticut.
• Only 54.5 percent of the state's youngest workers have jobs or are looking for employment. This compares to a 62 percent labor-participation rate just five years earlier, demonstrating that many young workers have given up on finding a job or have gone back to school.
• Connecticut had the second-highest rate of young workers who experienced long-term unemployment among all 50 states. About one-third of young jobless workers had been unemployed for more than 26 weeks, compared with a national average of 27.7 percent.
"The health of our common economic future will depend on our success in broadening economic opportunities for young workers," Orlando Rodriguez, senior policy fellow at Connecticut Voices for Children and co-author of the report, said in a statement.
"We urgently need a renewed commitment to supporting youth to get Connecticut back on track to a prosperous future," co-author Edie Joseph, a policy fellow at Connecticut Voices, added in a statement.
Michael Sullivan, communications director for Connecticut Voices, said in a teleconference that tying the minimum wage to inflation would help those on the lower rung of the economic scale, but a more comprehensive look at the state's job opportunities is required to address the fact that the state continues to replace lost high-wage jobs with new low-wage work.
"It's not just the number of jobs, it's the type of job," he said.
The report recommended three ways the state can help younger workers:
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• Increase access to higher education and job training related to growing industries.
• Provide programs such as rental assistance, affordable housing and earned income tax credits that help low-income workers, hold down poverty levels and support families.
The report also noted that the state's black and Hispanic workers continue to suffer from high unemployment combined with low wages. Hispanics earned 55 cents for every dollar paid to a white worker in the state, according to the report, while blacks made 72 cents on the dollar.
Black and Hispanic unemployment were about double the rate seen among the white population, the report said.
"These disparities in economic opportunity are troubling for the economic future of the state," a report summary said.
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In the thriller "Collateral," the characters played by Jamie Foxx and Tom Cruise are driving through central Los Angeles when they have an unexpected encounter with a coyote.
The animal, yellow eyes glowing, wanders into the street in front of their cab. The incident, apparently unplanned by director Michael Mann, makes a stark point: Across the country, people increasingly find themselves sharing their living space with wildlife. Business and residential development have pushed into wildlife habitat. Highways and suburban neighborhoods have cut wildlife off from habitat essential for survival.
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Utah Representative Roger Barrus knows a thing or two about preservation and conservations. An unhealthy ecosystem can lead to the extinction of a species, he says, and that can ultimately be a death knell to further development of agriculture, grazing, energy development, forestry, recreation and more in habitat supporting endangered species. Barrus says state legislators play a critical role in working to strike the balance between wildlife protection and development.
"You'd be hard-pressed to find a state legislator who wants to see the erosion of an ecosystem to the point that animals have to be listed on the endangered species list," Barrus says. "Most want to take a proactive stance and work to keep habitat healthy."
The responsibility to ensure that endangered animals, birds and plants are kept alive often rests with the state. Money from the federal government can help ease the costs of keeping these animals healthy and maintaining their habitats, but states are on the hook for paying most of the bills.
Fortunately, the great outdoors is big business. Revenue from hunting and fishing licenses provides about 75 percent of state wildlife management budgets. A comprehensive U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service survey found almost 88 million Americans enjoy wildlife-related recreation, which includes hunting, fishing and active wildlife watching. They spent more than $122 billion in 2006 on equipment, hotel rooms, licenses and other tourism-related expenses. Hunters alone contribute $4.2 billion in state and local taxes each year.
"Arguably we may be the only industry out there keeping some of these small communities going," says Jeff Crane, president of the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation. "We recognize that conservation is a must. Wildlife, water and other natural resources are non-renewable."
Hunters, anglers and other outdoor enthusiasts will have little reason to visit areas unless open space, natural ecosystems and wildlife are preserved. That's a key reason Crane's group recognizes the value of supporting state wildlife budgets through licensing fees.
"It's critical that states have the ability to provide adequate funding for wildlife management," he says. "Without conservation and preservation, our industry wouldn't be able to survive."
Lawmakers in many states have tried to diversify the funding stream for these programs. Some states have added special license plates, such as Florida's Save the Manatee plate.
Increasing development, however, pushed Florida to think beyond license plates. In 2001, the Legislature passed Florida Forever. Funded through fees from real estate transactions, the program has spent $2.62 billion to protect 600,000 acres from development and to establish wildlife and open space protection. In 2009, the program suffered its first loss of funding.
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Plans on schedule for I.J. Holton ElementaryPublished 9:44am Tuesday, October 9, 2012
The math is adding up for I.J. Holton School.
According to district officials, construction and academic planning is progressing on schedule for the new fifth- and sixth-grade intermediate Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics school.
"The building is on schedule," Holton Principal Jean McDermott told the Austin Public School Board at its monthly public meeting Monday night.
McDermott said workers were planning to pre-install the roof soon, and OSHA inspectors had already toured the site. While the construction project progresses, district officials are also working on securing furniture and equipment for the school, with teachers, focus groups and other staff mulling over requests.
Teachers and district officials are still planning the new school's curriculum and programming with University of Minnesota experts and a community advisory committee. District officials are also partnering with other education groups to develop assessments for students, so the new school teachers can gauge what the students already know, and plan STEAM lessons accordingly.
"We feel very comfortable moving ahead," John Alberts, education director, told the board.
District officials say the curriculum is largely decided by state and federal education standards, but STEAM provides a new look, and a different perspective on these lessons.
"This goes beyond [what the curriculum is]," Superintendent David Krenz said. "How we teach, this is where the innovation comes in."
McDermott said fifth-grade students will most likely have a large, grade-wide engineering component across classes for the end of the school year, and district officials are reviewing potential lesson units that students could learn about and would directly relate to. For example, students could do a large project around water, and those lessons could incorporate real-life lessons from Austin's flood renovation projects, the Cedar River, or the environmental impact of the area's watershed.
"STEAM is not something you just pick up," McDermott said. "You develop that philosophy to fit your community and your school's needs."
By the same token, district officials sought to calm potential fiscal doubts residents may have. McDermott said district officials are carefully looking at what technology needs to be available at the new school, and which technology would make the most sense for students, while not just buying new computers and devices for its own sake.
In addition, Krenz said, he had been asked about the potential surplus in funding from the new school's construction, as well as the Woodson Kindergarten Center expansion. Both projects were supported by voters in a $28.9 million bond referendum last November, and both projects received construction bids below what district officials budgeted. Yet, as Krenz pointed out, the district can't use bond levy funding for anything other than the projects that went before voters, which means both Woodson and Holton's construction projects will still use up the entire levy amount for things like Woodson's flooring, ceiling, and HVAC, as well as Holton's fields, grounds, play areas, and more.
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