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A tasting event next week will support a struggling Citymeals-on-Wheels.
Back in November, we told you that Citymeals-on-Wheels has lost over a million in donations with the fall of Bear Stearns. Since the economy is even worse now, 2009 isn't looking much better. As party of the Citymeals relief effort, photographer Jan Bartelsman has compiled some grand food porn into a new book called Dining in New York City. There's some familiar faces — Psilakis, Dufresne — and some well-known dining rooms — Per Se, Gramercy Tavern — but everything looks so good it's like you're seeing it anew. The book is $19.95, and Citymeals is throwing a book party and tasting to celebrate and help feed hungry New Yorkers on January 21 at 15 Union Square West. Get your book signed and sample food from Blue Hill, Daniel, Tocqueville, Nobu, and Dévi, among many others. You'll get a head start at the 6 p.m. Champagne reception, but it'll cost you $400. Tickets to the general tasting are $250. All proceeds benefit Citymeals on Wheels, which needs $6.42 to make a meal. Buy a ticket and get started.
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Don your tropical attire and duck into the Tonga Room. This exotic bar and restaurant has been here since 1945, but you wouldn't know it. Grab a seat near the lagoon, choose among the decadent rum-laden libations like the potent Zombie, mai tai or pineapple royale ($12-$18), and watch out for the rainstorms -- which come on schedule.
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Challenge the boundaries of creativity for your child with a visit to the Bay Area Discovery Museum, across the Golden Gate. Bring in the springtime with the Spring Kids Concert Series, which features interactive performances and sing-alongs with pirates, a bug family, a "multi-instrumentalist" and a founding member of Camper Van Beethoven. The shows are on Saturdays in March at 11 a.m.
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Hi guys, I haven't been able to get my hands on a ps3 jailbreak device yet, but a mate does have an iphone 3g and was thinking of using that to do my ps3. What I was wondering is, once I have installed the package files for backup manager, can I install games via backup manager without the jailbrek device hooked up?
or could I install all the games I want via backup manager while I still have the jailbreak device, but still run them once I have given it back to my mate??
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You would have to have the device connected, it keeps the ps3 in debug mode.
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Sandy is cover of "Tu Style" May 22 issue, and my friend Claudia was nice enough to get it scanned for us.
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Variety reports that Sandra Bullock is joining Melissa McCarthy and Paul Feig (Bridesmaids) for an untitled female buddy comedy and it will center on the strained relationship between a high-strung FBI agent and a "unconventional" Boston police officer. If it's not clear who will play who, well, then you clearly need to watch more movies. "Parks and Recreation" scribe Katie Dippold has written the script, Feig will direct, naturally, Bullock and McCarthy will star while Chermin Entertainment will produce. Twentieth Century Fox will distribute.
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Sandra has been involved in charitable projects with the educational establishment since the natural disaster and this year is donating $25,000 in scholarships, according to Fox8live.com.
The 20th Annual Hall of Fame Ceremony will take place on Friday, May 18th in Easton's auditorium.
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The expectations are sky-high for Alfonso Cuarón's Gravity, the director's first film since 2006?s Children of Men. In fact, between the A-list cast (Sandra Bullock and George Clooney), its intriguing sci-fi premise, its ambitious long shots, and gushing praise from colleagues like Guillermo del Toro, we have plenty of reason to believe the film could be his most brilliant yet. On the other hand, this wouldn't be the first time we've been dead wrong about a movie this early on.
This week in Pasadena, Gravity had its first test screening, and while the cut was apparently very rough, audiences saw enough to form some strong opinions about it. From here, it sounds like it could be this year's Tree of Life — gorgeous, innovative, worthy of acclaim, and perhaps a little divisive. Hit the jump to see some reactions.
Our Germain Lussier didn't actually attend the viewing, but he's heard some others talking about it:
VERY unfinished but heard it's visually ambitious, interesting but not world-changing.
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Commercial banks in Latin America and the Caribbean are demonstrating increased confidence in the viability of small and medium-sized entrepreneurial pursuits in the region, a development which is likely to see an increase in the level of credit by up to 77 per cent of commercial banks in Latin America and the Caribbean, a recent survey by the Inter-American Develop-ment Bank (IDB) says.
The survey says that most financial institutions in Latin America and the Caribbean are set to provide more investments and longer term loans to boost credit availability for SMEs next year. The survey was undertaken by the IDB in collaboration with the 106-member Latin American Federation of Banks.
The sampling reveals that across Latin America and the Caribbean all of the large banks, 87 per cent of midsize banks and 72 per cent of small ones have SME departments set up to deal specifically with servicing the financial and other business services needs of small and medium-sized enterprises. The survey says that 77 per cent of financial entities in Latin America and the Caribbean anticipate an increase in their SME portfolios as a share of their total lending portfolio.
The circumstance applies as much to Guyana as to anywhere else in the region where most of the country's traditionally conservative commercial banks have, in recent years, been unveiling suites of services for small and medium-sized enterprises including start-up capital ventures. Over the past two years particularly, local commercial banks have been spending increasing amounts of their marketing budgets on their SME services, a trend which the IDB says is also visible among commercial banks elsewhere in the hemisphere.
The IDB survey highlights a significant increase in investments made by commercial banks in media advertising targeting SMEs. This year, the investment total practically doubled over 2011.
A new indicator in the 2012 survey shows that 89% of banks approved loans with maturities of three years or more to SMEs.
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12-year-old suspended for 'crisp dealing'
A 12-year-old caught selling crisps at a school with a "healthy food policy" has been suspended by his headteacher.
Joel Bradley, a pupil at Liverpool's Cardinal Heenan High School, had already been caught selling sweets, crisps and fizzy drinks at a marked-up price, and when he was found a second time selling a packet of Discos for 50p, the school sent him home.
The headmaster, Dave Forshaw, told the Daily Mail:
"We are a healthy school and proud of it. If parents are not happy then they are perfectly free to take their children to a school that allows pupils to sell these things and allows a father to sell them outside on the pavement"
There are two notes of caution I feel I must add. The first is that Joel's dad had previously been found to be selling sweets and drinks from a van outside the school which, although legal, shows a massive amount of disrespect for the school's policy. The second is that Joel was undoubtedly breaking the rules as laid out by the school.
However, this will be a permanent black mark on a young boy's school record. It is also likely to exacerbate the behavioural problems of a pupil who was not really guilty of anything other than showing a bit of entrepreneurial spirit.
In essence, the school has suspended a boy because it can't convince its pupils to eat healthily. The head has picked the easy target rather than face up to the underlying problem and potentially scarred a young man's education in the process.
By Dylan Sharpe
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Department of Psychology
Gordon College
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Bryan C. Auday
Department Chair
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B.A. Biola University
M.A. California State University, Los Angeles
Ph.D. Colorado State University
Dr. Auday joined the Gordon faculty in 1986. His primary research and teaching interests are in neuroscience and cognitive psychology with a particular passion for trying to understand what brain waves (EEG) can tell us about memory and linguistic processing. In 2001 he started a neuroscience minor that offers an interdisciplinary study in psychology, biology, and kinesiology. He received the Distinguished Junior Faculty Award in 1994 and the Distinguished Senior Faculty Award in 2003.
Kaye V. Cook
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B.A. Georgia College
M.A., Ph.D. University of North Carolina
Kaye Cook is interested in moral and spiritual development and, with the help of psychology majors interested in doing research, is currently using interview studies to explore the everyday understandings of morality by Cambodian Buddhists and Christians. She is also working on a project exploring Christian college students' spirituality and how spirituality is affected by the shifts in social networks that occur with graduation. Kaye has led the youth ministry in her church and is active in the Association for Moral Education and the Christian Association for Psychological Studies. She was recently a visiting professor at Dartmouth College. Last fall she was a visiting fellow at Biola University's Center for Christian Thought in Los Angeles, working on a project on spiritual formation in emerging adulthood.
Susan Bobb
Assistant Professor
B.A. Sweet Briar College
M.A. University of Virginia
M.S., Ph.D. Penn State
Bert H. Hodges
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B.A. Wheaton College
M.A., Ph.D. Vanderbilt University
Dr. Hodges teaches courses in cognitive, social, and theoretical psychology, as well as introductory and cross-cultural psychology. He has been on the faculty since 1972 and received the Senior Distinguished Faculty Award in 1997. He also serves as Senior Research Scientist at the University of Connecticut.
His research is both empirical and theoretical, focusing particularly on developing an ecological account of values, and exploring its implications for social psychology, perception & action, and language. His current work focuses on the role of trust and truth in social interaction; the social and moral pragmatics of conversing; the integration of various physical dimensions (e.g., weight, time) in perception; the effect of language on color perception; and the nature of carefulness in perception-action tasks. Student research assistants are a vital and rewarding part of these efforts. For selected publications see http://faculty.gordon.edu/ss/py/Bert_Hodges/index.cfm.
Dr. Hodges has been a visiting professor or scholar at the University of California Santa-Barbara, Southampton University (UK), University of Portsmouth (UK), and Rutgers University. His work has been recognized by the Templeton Foundation and the National Science Foundation.
Jonathan Gerber
Associate Professor
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Dr. Gerber began his teaching and research career in Australia where he received a Ph.D for experimental work on interpersonal rejection. He is interested in the ways that repeated exposure to a social situation influences immediate and long-term perception. He also conducts meta-analyses of social psychological phenomena, especially coolness and rejection. He is teaching social psychology, personality, research methods and statistics, and introductory psychology.
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Like the Oklahoma dust bowl from which she came, 14-year-old narrator Billie Jo writes in sparse, free-floating verse. In this compelling, immediate journal, Billie Jo reveals the grim domestic realities of living during the years of constant dust storms: That hopes--like the crops--blow away in the night like skittering tumbleweeds. That trucks, tractors, even Billie Jo's beloved piano, can suddenly be buried beneath drifts of dust. Perhaps swallowing all that grit is what gives Billie Jo--our strong, endearing, rough-cut heroine--the stoic courage to face the death of her mother after a hideous accident that also leaves her piano-playing hands in pain and permanently scarred. Meanwhile, Billie Jo's silent, windblown father is literally decaying with grief and skin cancer before her very eyes. When she decides to flee the lingering ghosts and dust of her homestead and jump a train west, she discovers a simple but profound truth about herself and her plight. There are no tight, sentimental endings here--just a steady ember of hope that brightens Karen Hesse's exquisitely written and mournful tale. Hesse won the 1998 Newbery Award for this elegantly crafted, gut-wrenching novel, and her fans won't want to miss The Music of Dolphins or Letters from Rifka. (Ages 9 and older) --Gail Hudson
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You can't really say you love Renaissance unless you can toss around a few archaic words as if you've used them all your life...of course, you should only do this in the company of fellow Rennies -
less brilliant people might merely think you mad!
So, let's have some fun and see how many weird and wonderful words we can come up with! They can be anything from the 18th century on back to...who knows? (Don't worry, I'm not planning on checking the accuracy of your time period. I trust you all get the idea - just make it good and old!)
Before long, we will have our own self-created, barely-edited, working dictionary of fine, old words!
If you like Shakespeare (or if you spent much time in Sunday School hearing from a King James Bible) this should be simple enough for you!
Just use the form to send your word and it's definition, and I'll add it to our list, along with credit to you, the contributor, if you wish! Sounds like fun, eh?!
Please do try to be accurate in your definition, and most of all, make it fun!! Okay? Ready?
Go to! Let us begin!
Addendum, May 27, 2015: As many of you have noticed, I've been absent from this site for some time. Many of you have sent in wonderful words, only to be left feeling ignored - my deepest apologies! The method of checking for responses to this page is cumbersome and slow, and so I am inviting those of you who wish to give it another try to send your words to my gmail instead, which will be far more likely to be noticed right away (I receive no alerts when responses come to this site, even though I've tried several times to set it up to do so). Thank you for your patience and understanding, and please have faith, those of you who long ago asked to be contacted - I am slowly making my way through the cumbersome method of viewing your messages and I SHALL RESPOND!!!
Please send your words to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Ah, and now...a head nod to the many very intellectual people who have not been appeased by my statement that this page is intended as FUN, and we were never attempting to be ACCURATE. (oh yes, I have received much hate mail inclusive of name-calling and the like, due to the sacrilege of referring to Modern English as Old English. People, you KNOW you've made it BIG when you get hate mail! ha! well, it makes me FEEL BIG, anyway...ha,ha!)
So people, we Rennies have often referred to what is actually middle to modern English as Old English, and we are in error to do so. la-dee-dah, the world could possibly end because of this. Oh wait...no it won't!
But in order that we remain somewhat enlightened and not so ignorant as to bring the world of some intelligistas crumbling down round their very lofty heads...I have added more links to educational sites, the latest being a couple of quite useful pages presented on the website of a college teacher - actually, an associate professor, no less!
If you are fond of words at all - and you must be or you wouldn't be lingering on this page - then I would highly recommend you visit the links, most especially if ye be at all curious to know what OLD ENGLISH really looks like!
Scroll past our little dictionary below to find these very interesting pages!
Cheers to all of you, friends and haters alike!!
Make it a wondrous day today!
(give or take a few centuries...yes Professor, we DO KNOW this is not REALLY Old English!)
art - are
bequeath (one of my personal favorites) - To give or leave by will; to hand down.
beseech - request, ask.
besought – asked, made request. (past tense of beseech)
betwixt – between.
canst - can.
cometh – comes, or coming.
Submitted by Queen of Terabithia
dearth - (durth) scarcity or scant supply of anything; want or lack.
dost - do, does.
draught or draft – Can mean the act of pulling or drawing loads; a pull or haul; a team of animals for pulling a load; the drawing in of a fish net; the bunch of fish that were drawn in by the net; but… your typical Rennie will prefer one of these usages: the act of inhaling; that which is inhaled; or, the number one definition for common folk everywhere: the drawing of a liquid from its receptacle, as of ale from a cask!!!!
durst – Dare; to have the necessary boldness or courage for something.
fere - friend, companion.
fullsome - rich, plentiful.
hath - equivalent of modern has.
Submitted by M.G. of Oneida, Wisconsin
henceforth - from now on.
Submitted by L. Strass
hither - here.
huzzah - Huzza or huzzah is first recorded in 1573. According to a number of writers in the 17th and 18th centuries, it was originally a sailor's cheer or salute.
(Old French, huzzer, "to shout aloud;" German, hussah!)
Submitted by John Of www.renaissancefestival.com
mere - An expanse of water; lake; pool.
Submitted by The Lady Mellisa of Pt. Charlotte
midst – Middle, or among. e.g., "in the midst of the storm…
nary - None; absolutely nothing; not even close to anything.
Submitted by Jester Bumbledumb of Drunkonia
The good Jester also included an example of the word's usage:
"Thou dost hast nary an inkling on coveting thine lady."
And for the fullness of your understanding, this modern translation of the above phrase:
"You wouldn't know how to please a babe if you spent 10 years on the set of Oprah!"
naught – Nothing. (Did you know our modern word "not" is actually an abbreviated form of this Olde-English word, which was itself a shortened form of "no whit" or "not a whit"?)
onuppan - above.
Submitted by Callum Ellis Mennie
overmany - a lot.
Submitted by Kaylia White
pece - silverware, fork.
Submitted by Kylaa
prithee - contracted form of "I pray thee", i.e., I ask of you, I beseech thee, etc.
proby - apprentice.
Submitted by Sire Kyle
pudh - horrible.
Rennies - Renaissance fanatics; also people who are addicted to Renaissance Faires, costume, and anything else reminiscent of that era.
Alright, this isn't really an O.E. word at all – it's a catchy name, though!
shall or shalt - will
seek - (O.E. secan, to seek) To go in search or quest of; to look or search for.
syllan - sell.
tallt - to stand above others in a snobby way.
tarry - to linger, deliberate, wait, stay, or pause.
thou - you
thee - you
thine - your
thither - there.
thy - your
trow – To think or suppose.
e.g., "Wilt thou labor for naught? I trow not!"
whence - From where, e.g., "Whence, comest thou?" would translate to the modern "Where do you come from?"
wax - to grow, to become.
whither - To where, e.g., "Whither thou goest, I shall go." translates in modern English as "Where you go, I will go."
wilt – This one is tricky. It can mean very simply, will; but then it could also mean what a flower does without water, or what I do when asked to cook - it all depends on the context…
wist - knew; past tense of wit, e.g. He wist that his love was coming...
wit – To know, e.g., Canst thou wit what the day shall bring?
wrought - done, made, created; e.g. "...see what God hath wrought..."
Submitted by M.G. of Oneida, Wisconsin
ye - polite form of thou.
Submitted by Laura
yore - years ago.
Alright, I'm waiting for more words...so send them in!
Then come back to see your own favorite word (or words) become part of our online dictionary!
Click here to add to the dictionary
I found some very basic but helpful info regarding the Old English language at this university website.
This link will take you to the Main Table of Contents:
An Intro to Old English
The following shows samples of Old, Middle, and Modern English - very interesting indeed!
...and a very nice page the good Dr. Wheeler has included on his website:
A Brief History of English
Pondering what to wear to your next Ren outing? Visit
The Tudor Shoppe
for a huge selection of Renaissance costumes and related accessories.
Or consider adding a pretty
crocheted choker
for an old-world feel with whatever you wear! These add a nice touch whether it be with your jeans, or a velvet Juliet gown.
The Society for Creative Anachronism
is an organized group of people of all ages who meet on a regular basis and whose chief interest is to promote authentic re-enactments of life in the Middle Ages.
It is a real change of pace from your typical Ren Faire, but the perfect place to really hone your Old English speaking skills!
And certainly worth checking out if you truly love the era!
Use the link above to find out if there is a group in your area, and to learn more about the Society.
If you enjoyed the selection of harp music on my homepage, then hasten to the website of Celtic harpist Sarah Marie Mullen!
She has two wonderful recordings out to date,
and another soon to be released.
We have had the pleasure of seeing her perform at our local Renaisssance Fair, and I will make a point of saying, she is not only a talented lass - but a true and fine lady as well!
Fair Thee Well!


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All articles contributed by
David Patton,
Palmer Town Historian
All articles contributed by David Patton, Palmer Town Historian
Grundy County
Historical Society
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Tracy City, TN 37387
Palmer Town Historian David Patton reminds everyone that he sees more snakes in September while out walking than any other month. Patton says that, "If you don't think snake bites are serious business please read my September 2006 article "Snakes! Copperheads, and Rattlers!" on my page. It will make a believer out of you.
In Memory
This special story is dedicated to the memory of Mr. A. Irvin Hilchey of West Gore, Nova Scotia. He never forgot the American with the unusual name of Orange Lemon who came to Canada over 100 years ago. Now, here in 2013, those remembrances he passed on to his son Paul have triggered a chain of events unraveling this mystery and forged new friendships between the people of America and Canada.
"Handsome Young Man"
Mr. Orange Lemon Northcut is pictured as a young man over 100 years ago.
"Canadian Patriot"
World War I began in 1914, eventually involved 29 nations, and was called "The Great War." The British Empire joined the fight in 1914 and the United States in 1917. An idealistic young man with strong ties to Canada, Mr. Northcut joined the Canadian Army before his own country of America declared war on Germany in 1917.Loss of life and destruction was so great that World War I was also called "The war to end all wars" but tragically just a generation later World War II began
"Maritime Bible and Literacy College"
(West Gore, Nova Scotia-faculty and students 1912)
First row from left: Viola Wallace, Edith MacDougall, Ada Sim, Alice MacDougall, Rose MacPhee, Dorothy MacInnis, Lorine MacDougall, Evelyn Sim, Winnie Cameron, Verna Cameron, Mabel Tallman, Hallie Tallman with Avononelle.
Second row from left: Munroe MacDougall, Gaston Collins, Winnie Rogers, Pearl Wallace, Myrna MacDougall,Merta Mason, Bernice MacDougall, Gladys Harvey, Eva MacInnis, O.E. Tallman, O.H. Tallman.
Third row from left: Nora Tallman, Merle MacDougall, ________ MacPhee, StellaMacDougall, Lois MacDonald, Clyde Harvey, Guy Wallace.
Fourth row from left: Loney MacDougall, Orange Lemon Northcut, Earl MacDonald, Erma Burgess, Nellie Brison, J.W. Hayter, Loran Wallace, Fred Wallace, Gordon MacPhee.
Mr. Paul Hilchey of Conquerall Bank, Nova Scotia grew up in West Gore and says, "about 1909 The Church of Christ Disciples in West Gore decided that a Bible and Literacy College should be built in our village. The Minister, O.H. Tallman had letters written to churches, schools or other ministers whom he knew in both Canada and the United States. He encouraged students to come to West Gore to attend our college. It seems a few students came from Tennessee."
"West Gore is a small community where everyone knew everyone. I imagine that being a young man at the time, Orange Lemon would have boarded with a member of the Church of Christ (Disciples) of West Gore. There is much more information available about the Bible college if you "Google": "The Maritime Bible and Literacy College" by Geoffery Ellis. The college lasted from 1909 to approximately 1915."
O.H. Tallman and his brother O.E. Tallman were famous preachers in Church of Christ circles some 100 years ago and are still remembered In Grundy County.
Minister Ray Winton, 83, of Coalmont, TN says that, "I've heard my mother talk about the Tallman's preaching in Northcut's Cove and Grundy County. They didn't just come to the mountain but preached in the valley's too. Orange Lemon's brother, Vernon Northcut, would take preachers like that around all over the area to hold services."
"The Pretty Bride and Parents"
In 1948 Patsy Northcut of Palmer, daughter of Orange Lemon and Clara Northcut, married James "Jamie" Marler of Tracy City at Palmer Church of Christ with Bro. Lester Massey officiating. Bro. Massey was a well-known Chruch of Christ preacher and later married Ray and Doris McCormick Winton of Coalmont, Tennessee.
"Pillars of the Community"
Mr. Orange Lemon Northcut (April 3, 1886- March 21, 1971) and wife Mrs. Clara Woodlee Northcut (April 30, 1901- January 29, 1974) are pictured in their twilight years.The Northcut's were prominent citizens of theTown of Palmer and Grundy County , Tennessee. He was an Electrician and Carpenter for Tennessee Consolidated Coal Company and she was a nurse for Dr. Oscar Howell Clements at his "Clements Clinic" and later a nurse for Dr. Walter Huling at the "Palmer Clinic" which opened in 1956 and is still going strong today. The couple were the parents of two daughters, Wilene and Patsy, and a son Leon. Wilene and Patsy are deceased and Leon has lived in Chattanooga, Tennessee for many years.
"Granny's House" –Precious Memories
This photo of the Orange Lemon Northcut home on Big Mine Road in Palmer was probably taken in the 1960's. It still stands and is now occupied by Mrs. Michelle Campbell Travis.
"Precious memories, how they linger," as the song says and the old home place does hold precious memories for the Northcut's granddaughter Becky Marler Brandt of Ooltewah, Tennessee.
Becky's an Art teacher at Boyd-Buchanan High School in Chattanooga, Tennessee and you can sense the deep love she felt for her grandparents in her conversations about them.
The Story Begins……
My interest in this story began several years ago when I ran across a copy of Mr. Orange Lemon Northcut's obituary and read that he served in the Canadian army in World War I. This fascinated me because why would a member of a prominent Grundy County family not have served in the American army?
The volunteer history work done by myself and other small town historians is fun and exciting but also time consuming so I vowed to look into the matter at a later date and moved on.
In 2012 I was contacted by Mr. Paul Hilchey of Conquerall Bank, Nova Scotia. He remembered his father talking about an American named Orange Lemon who was quite a slugger at the plate and a fine baseball player and worked at a wood shingle mill. Mr. Hilchey also discovered a photo of a Church of Christ College in Canada and Orange Lemon was pictured as a student. This made sense because the Northcut's are a well- known Church of Christ family in Grundy County.
The key to solving any "History Mystery" is finding that one person who will go out of their way to help you and I found a gem in Becky Marler Brandt. She not only provided information on the Northcut's but also came up with these amazing photos that have added so much to this story.
Becky is the daughter of the late James and Patsy Northcut Marler of Tullahoma, Tennessee. She gave me the following information on the family."According to my brother, David, our grandfather, whom all the grandchildren called "Pop-Pop," served in the Canadian army because when he got ready to serve the United States had not entered World War I yet. Pop-Pop had family in Montreal and went through them to enlist.
My mom had a remembrance book and had notes that he was a sergeant, served in the Canadian army for 9 years, and was injured. She did not know how he was injured but that might explain why he never served in the United States.
Mom also wrote that her dad was born in Grundy County , Tennessee. He went to Irving College in Tennessee and later to a Christian College in Bowling Green, Kentucky. O.L. Married Clara Woodlee June 9, 1921 in Tracy City, Tennessee. They were married in what is now Foster and Lay Funeral Home."
Mona Brittingham of Nashville, Tennessee had articlenumber 1028 about the Northcut's in the Grundy County Heritage Book and said that Orange Lemon's parents were William Elihu and Clara Fults Northcut of Northcut's Cove and that they were the parents of six sons and two daughters. Two of Orange Lemon's brothers were Gordon Northcut who had a store in the Camp 4 community just outside of Palmer and Vernon Northcut of Altamont who had a successful lumber and sawmill business near Altamont, Tennessee.
The name "Orange Lemon" drew instant attention and some thought it wasn't his real name. The late Rudolph Schild was a stern mathematics teacher at Grundy County High School in the 1940's and had a short fuse in the class room.
At the start of the new school year he would have the students introduce themselves and tell everyone who their parents were. The story was told that one of the Northcut girls was in the class and when she said her father was Orange Lemon he said, "young lady, I'll have you to know that I don't put up with any foolishness in this class!"
Becky continues and says, "Pop-Pop came from a large family. They were living in Florida when he was born and must have ran out of names." Here's a guess that (David Patton) I have. The state of Florida is known for citrus and could that have been where they got the idea for the name Orange Lemon?
"I remember that Pop-Pop worked for the electrical company at one time (Tennessee Consolidated Coal Company had their own power plant and furnished electricity to the company houses and this could have happened when Mr. Northcut was an electrician for them) and while on an electrical pole, they accidentally turned the power on. Workers had to go up and get him. Mom said that was why his hair turned white at such an early age. He raised Boxwood Bushes behind his house and was always very proud of them.
My parents married in 1948 and Mom (Patsy) told me her dad (Orange Lemon) sat on the front porch of their home and cried the night before she got married, because she would be moving to Fort Wayne, Indiana right after the service. My dad (James Marler) worked for the railroad in Indiana. Mom and Dad got married at Palmer Church of Christ and had the reception on the front porch of "Granny's House" which is what we called it.
When my brother and I were young we pulled up little pine trees across from Granny's house and took them to Tullahoma to plant. Mom pointed to the end of the back yard for us to plant them, thinking they would not live. The giant trees are still standing today.
I remember my granny (Clara) being a nurse and she was well-known for delivering a lot (most) of the babies in Palmer and even helped name a great deal of them. I do not remember them living anywhere else other than Palmer except after Pop-Pop died and granny came to live near Mom and Dad in Tullahoma until she died of cancer. Even in old age my Granny never had to dye her hair. It stayed dark."
Mary Katherine "Mary Kat" Campbell Gifford of Columbia, Tennessee grew up in Palmer and remembers Mrs. Northcut very well. As a young girl she remembers going with her father Alexander "Alec" Campbell to the Northcut home. All these years later, she still remembers how dark Mrs. Northcut's hair was, and that it was braided and in a bun a common hair style of that day.
"After a stroke took away his speech, my Pop-Pop carried a small note pad and wrote scriptures to us. He was an elder in the Palmer Church of Christ and read his Bible every day.
Mom worked for Dr. Roles in Tullahoma for many years as his office manager. My Aunt Wilene and Mom both died in February 2002. My Dad died that same month also. Tough month!"
Mr. James McCullough, 73, of Gruetli-Laager, Tennessee grew up on Big Mine Road in Palmer as a neighbor of the Northcut's and says, " if we had any electrical problems at our house Mr. Northcut would fix them. I remember that the Northcut's would play croquet in their yard on Sunday afternoons Mrs. Northcut was a nurse and they were a good family."
"Unsolved Mysteries" was a hit television show that many of you remember. At the end of each show the host, Robert Stack, would say, "For every mystery, there's someone, somewhere, who has the answer." Remember that when you're trying to find answers and keep on pushing.
We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of Paul Hilchey, Becky Marler Brandt, Michelle Travis, Ray Winton, Janelle Taylor and Sharon Goodman in bringing you this story.
Paul Hilchey sent David Patton an email responding to David's questions. Below is his email.
Hello David and Michelle,
I believe that there is an interesting story here that many of your readers will enjoy.
It is true that I remember my Dad (A. Irvin Hilchey, 1909-2005) mentioning Orange Lemon on many occasions over the years. However, I am afraid that like many, I did not ask enough questions when there was someone who may have been able to answer them. Dad played baseball as long as he was able and always enjoyed watching the game around our area or on television. All that I recall him saying was that Orange Lemon was quite a slugger when he was at the plate and a fine player. Dad lived almost all of his life in West Gore and died in the Colchester Hospital in Truro, Nova Scotia. You asked if my father served in the Canadian Armed Forces. Dad was, of course, only five years old when WWI began. When WWII started he was 30. He went to enlist, but as he was a dairy farmer, he was told that he should stay on the farm as his two younger brothers had enlisted and there was no one else to take care of the cattle in his absence.
Until I saw your articles, David, I had no idea where Mr. Northcutt was from.
West Gore, Hants County, Nova Scotia is a small community where everyone knew everyone. I imagine that being a young man at the time, Orange Lemon would have boarded with a member of the Church of Christ (Disciples) of West Gore.
The dates that Orange Lemon lived in West Gore is probably unknown unless his family has this information. The West Gore College as I have always heard it called existed only between 1909 and approximately 1915. If Orange Lemon was here during this period, then my Dad would have only been six years old as he was born in 1909. David, you found out that Orange Lemon enlisted with the Canadians during WWI. Is it possible that he returned to this area after the war ended? Possibly so, if he married a local girl.
These were "boom years" for West Gore and surrounding areas. Around 1880, antimony was discovered in West Gore. Later it was discovered that there was gold as well. A mining operation started about 1885 which brought in many new people to the community. Production varied from year to year, but with the beginning of "The Great War" production increased considerably at least for the period to 1917. I was told that antimony was used to stabilize certain explosives, but could not confirm this information at this time.
My renewed interest in Orange Lemon began with a book that had been written by a cousin. Gwen Lefton wrote "West Gore to 1950" in 1987. The picture of "College Faculty and Students" of 1912 which includes Orange Lemon is one of the pictures included in this book. (I do not know who might have this original picture. Gwen interviewed many of the people from West Gore for this book and as you can imagine most were older folks who have passed on since then. In this book, it states that Orange Lemon was working at a shingle mill which was owned by Foster Brison at some time after 1903. I began making a list of the people mentioned here with their pertinent dates when available. The 1921 Canadian Census is now available, so perhaps that will give us more information.
There is much more information available about the Bible College if you google: "The Maritime Bible and Literary College" by Geoffrey Ellis. The current minister of the church is Reverend Angus MacDonald. Rev. MacDonald or some of his congregation would probably have more information about the Bible College. I was told that Gwen Lefton is presently enjoying retirement in Florida.
Thank you for your interest. If I can be of further assistance, please let me know. When your article is written, I would enjoy receiving a copy.
Yours truly,
Paul Hilchey
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We're coming to you this month on September 11th. Lately, I've been "going like fighting fire," and didn't even realize it was time to pause and remember the victims of the terrorist attacks on "9/11" until I heard it on the radio today.
Where were you on that nice and sunny Tuesday morning of September 11, 2001?
About 4:00 A.M., I caught a ride with Dewayne Privett who was going to work in Chattanooga and got out up on top of Palmer Mountain near the old fire tower. When daylight came, I started walking back down the mountain home while picking u cans and when I got here I flipped on the TV and fixed a snack. A plane had hit the World Trade Center Tower in New York. We all knew it was something major but at that point didn't know why or who was involved.
Exhausted, I went to bed, and when I got up a few hours later and turning on the TV again, America and the world was a different place than it had been when the morning began. Now, twelve years later, we're still dealing with aftermath of 9/11 and will be for the foreseeable future.
Palmer Elementary School students and staff showed their respect on 9/11 this year by wearing red, white and blue colors.
"Rocking Chair Days": Jimmy Rogers, son of Mary Ruth Mayes Rogers and the late James "Burr" Rogers, retired just a few months ago. He spent his entire career teaching in the Chattanooga public schools. Jimmy lives in Tray City now, and his brother, John Rogers, is also a teacher. John is still teaching at Swiss Memorial Elementary where he had spent his entire career, and he lives in Gruetli-Laager.
Rev. Brett Meeks of Palmer pastors Campground Freewill Baptist Church in Pelham and is the only child of Wanda Hampton Meeks and the late J.T. Meeks. Homecoming was on August 17th. and the featured singers were the famous " Dusty Road Boys" from Bowling Green, Ky.
"I love coming to the Palmer Labor Day Celebration." That's what Mr. Rick Ruehling told us recently , and he also said, "My wife, Vicky, and I go over to the Methodist Church fish fry, get a plate then walk over to the Ball Field, talk to people and listen to gospel music." Rich works for Ben Lomand Direct (telephone company) and is a former Mayor of Gruetli-Laager. He's married to Ralph Burnett's daughter, and many of you know his brother, Rev. Bob Ruehling.
We enjoyed meeting a very nice young lady recently who was driving around looking for a lost dog. Amanda Fults is married to "Topper" Fults who is a son of Clifford Fults. She told us she was either the daughter or grand-daughter of the late Harley Braden, I can't remember which. Over the years in public office, Mr. Raymond Hargis knew just about everyone, and I'd say he knew Harley.
What's a "Buck Moon"? I'd never heard of it, but Billy Wade Taylor of Gruetli-Laager says that's what the full moon in July is call because deer are putting on new antlers. He's a longtime hunter, fisherman and logger and a son of the late Everett "Broad" Taylor.
Let's rewind the tape and wish Happy July Birthdays to: Dr. Byron Harbolt (90), Mrs. Howard (Oma Lee Boyd) Lewis (89), Allie Jean "Shorty" Sanders (80), Joe David Tate (80), Mrs. Doodle (Bonnie Gipson) Payne (79), Horace Ray Slatton (70), Larry Crabtree (65), and John Doug Shrum (64).
Let's rewind the tape just a little more back to August and wish Happy Birthday to Clara Bone Landon (93) who is the widow of George Landon, Jerry Harrison (72), Horace Ray Slatton (79), Tom Coffelt (70), and Gail Bryant Coffelt (63).
Now, we're caught up, and let's wish the following a Happy Birthday in September: (All are good friends of mine.) Mrs. Calvin (Charlotte Long) Finch out in Riverside, California turns 89. Her husband Calvin is the last surviving member of the large John and Carrie Partin Finch family, and many of your remember Calvin's brother, Herschel Finch Sr. who was a neighbor of Mr. A. J. Layne over in Chiggertown.
Bobby Lynn Stinnett turns 77 up in Newburgh, Indiana. He's married to Mary Cannon Lovell Stinnett, and they still have a Palmer home next to Mary's old home place (Scott Cannon place). They grew up as neighbors in Palmer and married some 20 years ago after their spouses passed away.
Ethleen Sitz McNabb turns 97 over in Dunlap, Tn. She taught at Palmer Elementary in the late 1940's, and after she and her husband Crandel moved to Marion County she made it a career. Crandel turned 100 back on June 9, 2013.
Joe Willard Fults turns 86 out in Coalmont, Tn. He joined the U.S. Navy in 1943 at the age of 15 and served overseas in the Pacific Theater of World War II. His wife, Jean, is the daughter of the late Clayton Worley, and Joe's a son of the late Theron Fults.
Keith McBee turns 55 down in Gruetli-Laager, Tn. He held the office of Grundy County Trustee for several years before deciding not to run again. For a number of years now he has worked for Ben Lomand Direct. He's a son of Alyene Layne McBee and the late Jim Dave McBee.
Tommy "Lemons" got hisself a "motorsickle". That's Hill Billyese for Tommy "Layman" got himself a "motorcycle". Years ago around here the Layman or Laymon family was pronounced "Lemons" and a motorcycle was often called a "motorsickle." I heard the terms September 9th. for the first time probably in years. The famous Chattanooga radio personality, Luther Massingill used to get a good laugh on the air occasionally by calling a motorcycle a motorsickle.
"What's For Supper?"
We hadn't seen William Randal "Pig" Harrison in years until we ran into him at the home of his brother, Jerry Harrison. Pig is married to the former Glenda Britton, and she makes a dish that sounds really good and that I'm going to try.
Glenda Cuts up green tomatoes, potatoes, squash, okra, or anything else you might want to add and fries it with cut-up Spam in it. I'm going to add some onion and maybe cabbage.
Retired from Signal Mountain Cement Company, Pig lives today at Cumberland Heights near Altamont. He's a U.S Army veteran who served in Vietnam during the Vietnam War, and is a 1962 graduate of Palmer Elementary.
Continuing on with "What's For Supper?" Janelle Taylor and her daughter, Megan Benton, came by recently and brought me six pints of beets from Janelle's garden. I've eaten them before, and Janelle makes delicious pickled beets. They live in Pelham and were on their way to attend the annual reunion of the Buddy and Lucy Green Payne family. Buddy was a sister of Janelle's late mother, Mrs. Ebb (Elsie Payne) Layne.
"Where's Miss Ruby?"
As you go up Hwy. 108 past Burnt Orchard Hill and start up Palmer Mountain, you'll see a house on the right across the Hwy. from the old Ernest Dishroon home. The late Dibrell "Dib" and Ruby Land Henry lived there for years, but both are deceased. Their sons and a grandson, Eddie Henry, live there now. Eddie says earlier this year a stranger drove up and asked, "Where's Miss Ruby?" Eddie told her, "Why, Ma'am, she's dead." The lady was Clara Ruth Nunley Tate who is the widow of Billy Holt Tate. Back in the coal mining days Clara Ruth was a neighbor of Ruby's up 0here and didn't know she had died. This was probably 60 years ago, and like so many others there the, the Tate's moved "up north" to Michigan to find work.
The family of the late Pat and Mable Dishroon Morrison gathered the Sunday before Labor Day for their annual reunion. The Morrison's children are: Helen, Mary, Robert, Randal, Wayne, Carl "Teeter", James "Dutter, and Shelva Jean who is deceased.
"Nancy Brown, where are you?" Retired Palmer Elementary Principal, Miles Thomas, visited Mary Ruth Rogers recently and asked her whatever became of Nancy Brown who was a teacher when he was there. Mr. Thomas now spends most of his time in Bangkok, Thailand, but still has a home in Altamont.
Welcome Back: Drema Roberts, daughter of the late Gene and Opal Roberts, has moved back to Grundy County and lives next to the Baptist Church on Hwy. 108 in Gruetli-Laager. Drema, I think, has probably lived in Chattanooga most of the time since graduating from G.C.H.S. in the early 1960's. She grew up in Palmer, and on August 13, longtime friend, Donna Gifford Basham, took her to dinner to celebrate her birthday. Donna's brother, Mike Gifford, gave her a gift for her home to welcome her back.
Mrs. Mike (Mary Ruth) Shaddrick has been canning pickles this summer. She's a daughter of the late David and Ruby Nell Davis Phillips. Mike retired this summer, but still has plenty to keep him busy around the home and his church. He's a former Mayor of Palmer and was a very good one.
Long Time No See: We ran into Dana Cleek recently, and hadn't seen her since she was a little girl. She's the daughter of Paulette Coppinger Cleek and the late Cleston Cleek. Her brother is Grundy County Mayor, Lonnie Cleek.
We also saw James Knight. He's a son of Hallie James Knight and the late "Gid" Knight.
We also talked with James McCullough at Traders Market and Deli. His daughter, Cindy, runs the business. It's located next to Buford Jones' Building Supply on Hwy. 108 in Gruetli-Laager. The place is very popular with good food and looks like a 1950's diner with the little tables. The posters and old photos will take you back in time. If you haven't been to Palmer in a while stop by to visit. James is 73 now.
Wanda Meeks and her sister-in-law, Kathy Hampton, of Jasper had lunch there recently. Wanda said they saw Delbert "Cooney" Sweeton's widow Reggie and her son, Vince Sweeton, and Jason Coffelt who is a grandson of the late Dan Coffelt. Kathy's the widow of Melvin Hampton.
"Don't Give Up Driving:"
Wanda Meeks is 84 now, and it must have been around two years ago that she broke her leg and had surgery and a long recovery period. After that, she decided not to continue driving and let her license expire, but that was a huge mistake. "I just made a mistake," she said. "I could still be driving to the store and places here on the mountain." Wanda started driving as a teenager, and I'm sure wishes she could still be independent and not have to depend on others. So, let's repeat it again, unless you absolutely have to, "Don't Give Up Driving."
Friends and Neighbors, I've gotten carried away this month with all this news, and my typist is going to get me if I don't wrap it up.
So, from right smack dab in the middle of "where the good people live," we'll say good bye for now. We should have some nice fall weather in the weeks ahead so get outside and walk awhile. Let's all plan to meet right back here in October, the good Lord willing.


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Recruiters at the Washington State Patrol are concerned about the number of State Patrol applicants who report using prescription drugs obtained from friends or relatives for otherwise legitimate medical issues.
It's dangerous to use prescription medicine that's been prescribed to someone else. Those with aspirations of working in law enforcement need to know it's also a felony.
"These candidates may have taken the drugs for legitimate medical conditions, and might well have been prescribed the same drugs had they gone to a doctor," said Capt. Jeff DeVere, commander of the Patrol's Human Resource Division. "Getting them from a friend is an illegal drug transaction, and will likely disqualify you from employment as a state trooper."
A coming wave of retirements among troopers means that the patrol is hiring at an unprecedented rate. Several months ago, the patrol struggled to find candidates who were in sufficiently good physical condition. After a wave of public education, candidates are showing up ready to do sit-ups, push-ups and to run.
Now, prescription drug use is the latest obstacle to hiring.
"If you roll your ankle playing pickup basketball, or get a migraine during finals week, go to your doctor not your roommate," DeVere said.
In doing background investigations, the state patrol looks at the entire person and not just isolated incidents. However, any kind of illegal drug use places a burden on the candidate that is hard to overcome.
The patrol is not concerned about drugs, of whatever type, that might have been legally prescribed by a doctor. A medical exam that includes disclosure of current medical conditions is a separate part of the hiring process. That exam will determine if the applicant is in good enough health to perform the essential job functions of a trooper.


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In the Solomons, the IJN's operational both carrier-borne and land- based fighter was the single-seat, single-engined Mitsubishi A6M1-- the Zero. Known to us officially as the Zeke, it was armed with two 20-millimeter cannon and two .30-caliber machine guns, and was good for 340 miles an hour. As a fighter-bomber, it could carry two 130-pound bombs. It had a 31,000-foot service ceiling and a designed endurance of 1,166 miles. The Zero was extremely maneuverable and a fast climber, and dogfighting with it was to be avoided.
Also much seen in the Solomons was the IJN'S land-based multiplace twin-engined bomber--the Mitsubishi G4M2--the Betty. Capable of delivering a payload of one torpedo or a ton of bombs, it could make 325 miles an hour and had a range of 2,262 miles. For defense, the Betty carried an assortment of five cannon and machine guns. Like the Zero, it lacked self-sealing fuel tanks and tended to burn when hit. Neither carried any armor.
The operational USN carrier-borne and Marine land-based fighter at the time of the Solomons was the single-seat single-engined Grumman F4F--the Wildcat. Armed with six.50-caliber machine guns, it was capable of 318 miles an hour. As a fighter-bomber, it could carry two 250-pound bombs. The Wildcat had a 34,800-foot service ceiling and a 925-mile range. Compared to the Zero, it had a slower climb


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5 things to watch at the SLS Super Crown World Championship
Street League Skateboarding's elite eight are gearing up for their final battle in 2014 at the Super Crown World Championship in Newark, New Jersey
As skateboarders the world over remember the life of legendary pro skateboarder Jay Adams, who died of a heart attack last week, many Street League Skateboarding pros have taken to social media to express Adams' influence on today's skateboarding and their careers. Adams' legacy will no doubt be at the forefront when the pros gear up for the most important event of the SLS Tour — the Nike SB Super Crown World Championship.
Here are five things to watch heading into this weekend's event in Newark, N.J.
1) Stakes are high
Set for 9 p.m. ET on Aug. 24 (LIVE on FOX Sports 1 and FOX Sports GO, w/ international webcast on StreetLeague.com) at the Prudential Center, the Super Crown World Championship represents the culmination of the 2014 SLS tour where the tour's top eight pros will compete for the title of SLS Champion and the $200,000 check that comes with it — by far the richest contest purse in professional skateboarding. Each stop of the tour thus far has seen an unprecedented level of skateboarding competition. And judging by July's finals showdown in Los Angeles — where Torey Pudwill and Luan Oliveira finished behind Nyjah Huston despite Huston's injured wrist and borrowed board — these Super Crown Championships should be nothing short of an all-out competitive brawl.
2) Can Nyjah go undefeated in 2014?
Points leader Huston has proved to be an unstoppable force throughout the 2014 tour, walking away with wins at the Pro Open, Chicago and Los Angeles stops, This dominance begs two questions — 1) can Huston's immense momentum carry him through to victory in New Jersey, and 2) is there anyone on the tour that stands a chance at taking him out? With 2013 SLS Tour champion Chris Cole out of the running, it looks like Huston has a clean shot at the title. But he'll have to get through a few very tough competitors first, along with the added stress and compounded pressure of the Prudential Center.
3) Pudwill, Berger and Oliveira mean business
If Huston is to claim the crown, he's going to have to beat out guys like Pudwill (whose 2014 season is shaping up to be his strongest on record), lesser-known contenders like rookie Matt Berger (who burst onto the SLS scene with force this year with the top qualifying run at the Monster Energy Pro Open) and guys like Oliveira — who gave Huston a run for his money in Los Angeles in a show-stopping finals. All three of these pros stand more than a fighting chance at winning in New Jersey and have stood firm against Huston's relentlessness thus far.
4) P-Rod & O'Neill are hungry for a Super Crown win
Aside from having to face the tenacity of Oliveira and Berger, along with the power and consistency of Pudwill, Huston will also have to face off with more seasoned pros like Paul Rodriguez and Shane O'Neill, both of whom have plenty of experience when it comes to strategy in SCC finals. As any SLS judge will tell you, choosing the right tricks and tactfully pacing yourself in the Super Crown pressure cooker can make all the difference when it comes to walking away with a win. Both P-Rod and O'Neill have yet to capture a win at the Super Crown World Championship despite several close attempts — that should give both skaters added drive and hunger for victory in New Jersey.
5) Don't forget the late charger or the hometown hero
Also in the running at this year's Super Crown is Chaz Ortiz, who has made a noteworthy jump in his tour standings from 10th to sixth after a standout performance in L.A. Ortiz is followed closely by New Jersey native Ishod Wair who, despite being the last skater to make the cut for the SCC, has plenty of credentials backing him up. He was named Thrasher Magazine's 2013 Skater Of The Year will have an added hometown advantage with an arena packed full of local fans ready to cheer him on.
Coverage of the SLS Nike SB Super Crown World Championship will air live on FOX Sports 1 on Aug. 24 at 9 p.m. ET with additional live coverage, including the pre-show, practice and prelims, webcast on www.streetleague.com, www.foxsports.com and on the FOX Sports GO app.


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Session III: Getting Started. The session included a brief presentation on the recommendations developed in the USAIN White Paper, and the AgNIC Executive Board strategic planning session results; followed by a brainstorming session to help get the National Digital Library for Agriculture initiative started. The brainstorming sessions considered topics such as: what is the role of AgNIC; how will the initiative be funded; how can we involve our international partners; who else should be involved; discussion on the objectives and specific strategies.
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The deadline to register to vote in the upcoming May 19 Primary Election is Monday, April 20.
County clerks' offices throughout Kentucky will accept voter registration cards until the close of business on that date. Mail-in voter registration applications must be postmarked by April 20.
To be eligible to vote, you must:
• Be a U.S. citizen,
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Eight candidates — five Democrats and three Republicans — are running for state treasurer in the May 19 primary. This article introduces the three Republicans – Allison Ball, Kenny Imes and Jon Larson.
Democratic primary candidates are Neville Blakemore, Jim Glenn, Daniel Grossberg, Richard Henderson and Rick Nelson.
The Kentucky Treasurer election will take place on Nov. 3, 2015.
In March, 13 state office seekers attended the LaRue County Republican Party's chili supper.
Kenneth Ray Thompson was sworn in as a Hodgenville City Police officer on April 1. He previously worked with the Taylor County Sheriff's Office and has more than 20 years experience in law enforcement. His wife, Pat Thompson, is Campbellsville Chief of Police.
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The state auditor's office released recently the 2013 financial statement of LaRue County Sheriff Merle Edlin.
Edlin was appointed sheriff on March 1, 2013, to fulfill the term of former sheriff Bobby Shoffner. The report is for March 1 to Dec. 31, 2013 only.
The sheriff's office handled $269,940 in revenue in that timeframe, and had $172,356 in expenditures.
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Clogged fuel injectors in the county's three diesel ambulances are causing costly continuing maintenance problems, Mike Cottrell, emergency medical services director, told members of LaRue County Fiscal Court meeting at the LaRue County courthouse March 24.
He said he has had few problems with the county's lone gasoline-powered ambulance but his department has had diesel ambulances out of service for repairs the past two months because of the injectors.
FRANKFORT - The Kentucky General Assembly's 2015 session came to a close after Senate and House members reached an agreement on comprehensive anti-heroin legislation and a measure to expand protective orders to include dating violence victims
Lawmakers also gave late-night approval to a bill that will safeguard the revenue stream for the state's road projects by limiting how far gas taxes can drop when fuel prices fall.
Some time- and cost-saving changes to Kentucky's vehicle registration system are being implemented in county clerk offices across the Commonwealth.
The vehicle registration system is changing to "print on demand" decals for license plate renewals. Instead of clerk offices having to stock booklets of preprinted decals, the new decals are printed at the time of registration.
Hodgenville City Hall is changing its hours.
Beginning April 1, it will be open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Employees will have 30 minutes for lunch.
Hodgenville City Council voted unanimously to make the change after councilman Mitchell Key said he had spoken with City Clerk/Treasurer Toni Burton and assistant clerk Debbie Rucker.
The women currently are working 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with an hour lunch break.
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