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Many of the trails in CRGNSA are primarily used for day hiking.
Get a good workout on this classic Gorge-view hike close to Portland. Starting in a fern filled forest, the trail climbs uphill for 0.6 mile before reaching the top of Coopey Falls, a 150 to 175 foot horsetail waterfall, and the footbridge crossing the creek. Continuing on, the trail begins to switchback uphill for 1.6 miles through a fire-scarred area before reaching the ridge crest. Turn left at a junction to a spectacular gorge viewpoint. Use extreme caution at the steep cliff edge. Continue east 2 miles to Wahkeena Springs and Wahkeena Falls Trail #420. Average trail grade is 10-15%
The Balfour-Klickitat Trail offers unique views of the Columbia and the Klickitat rivers as well as wildflower and birdwatching opportunities. It leaves from the Balfour-Klickitat Day Use Area/Trailhead. The trail is part of the Washington Audubon Great Birdwatching Trail.
Trail is paved and accessible with a 0-15% gradient. Most of the trail is ADA accessible; some people with disabilities may need assistance.
Drawn by the dramatic balsamroot blooms in May and June, crowds flock to this popular trail on weekends during the spring. On a clear day, the views from the top are spectacular! Mt. Hood to the south and Mount St. Helens to the northwest. Loop opportunity with Augspurger Trail #4407 which shares the same trailhead.
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This trail offers loop opportunities with Pacific Crest Trail #2000, Gorton Creek Trail, and Nick Eaton Ridge Trail.
Trail is a total of 11.2 miles long, including sections that extend into Mark O Hatfield Wilderness and the Mt. Hood National Forest. It goes through some of the best old-growth stands in the Gorge.
Trail enters the Wilderness from the junction with Gorton Creek Trail #408.
The trail begins at Horsetail Falls Trailhead, off the Columbia Gorge Historic Highway, and ends at Oneonta Trail #424. Ponytail Falls offers a unique experience. The trail goes behind the water fall, and through a basalt half-tunnel. Steep cliffs at some points.
For information about accessible recreation opportunities in Pacific Northwest National Forests, visit http://www.fs.usda.gov/goto/r6/accessiblerecreation
Attention: The bridge crossing the Oneonta Gorge on the 438 trail has a ONE PERSON load limit. Please cross with caution and only one at a time. This bridge is 1.3 miles from the Horsetail Falls Trailhead.
See bald eagles, water fowl, scenic pine/oak forests and an amazing display of spring wildflowers. Following an old railroad grade through the spectacular Klickitat Canyon, this trail is 12 feet wide in most places and great for mountain bikes, horseback riding and family strolls.
The trail begins at the Lyle Trailhead off of Washington State Highway 14 near Lyle, WA and goes through Klickitat, WA. It continues another 18 miles to near Centerville, WA on State Parks jurisdiction. For more information, visit the Klickitat Trail Conservancy web site.
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Larch Mountain Picnic area is a wonderful day trip destination. This area features a picnic area with approximatley 10 picnic tables. This site provides access to Sherrard Point Trail (0.2 miles), for epic views on a clear day, and Larch Mountain Trailhead which provides access to loop hiking opportunities.
Sherrard Point is not accessible, but the picnic grounds and restrooms are accessible. The loop system of trails at the top provides great mountain biking opportunities.
Drinking water is not available.
Note: Larch Mountain Road is maintained by Multnomah County and is closed annually at milepost 10 from Nov. through late May or early June. Use caution when driving; the road is narrow in places with limited visibility and is very popular with road cyclists.
Connecting Multnomah Falls Recreation Area and Larch Mountain Trailhead, this 6.8 mile trail winds through old-growth forest and offers views of spectacular waterfalls including Multnomah, Wisendanger and Ecola. The hike is cool even on a hot day and extremely busy from Multnomah Falls to the overlook.
Begin on the stairs of Multnomah Falls Recreation Area and cross Benson Bridge, switchback up the slope east of the falls, continue past two other waterfalls into a beautiful old-growth forest until you reach Larch Mountain Trailhead. With 2 million visitors each year to Multnomah Falls, expect crowds for the first mile to the overlook.
This trail offers incredible views of the Multnomah, Wisendanger and Ecola falls (including a view from the top of Multnomah Falls). Once at Larch Mountain Trailhead, hike the additional 0.3 miles up Sherrand Point Trail #443 for views of Mt. Rainier, Mount St. Helens, Mt. Adams, and Mt. Hood on a clear day!
Note: Larch Mountain Road is maintained by Multnomah County and is closed annually at milepost 10 from Nov. through late May or early June. Use caution when driving; the road is narrow in places with limited visibility and is very popular with road cyclists.
This short trail offers beautiful views of the Gorge. Hike Eagle Creek Trail #440 from the trailhead for approximately 1.5 miles to its junction with Metlako Falls Trail. Looked for a signed vista for a partially obscured view of the falls.
Metlako Waterfall is the highest waterfall along the trail. It was named in 1915 after the Native American goddess of salmon. Accessed by hiking only.
Height: 100-150 feet. Type: Plunge.
The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000 is 2750 miles long! You can hike 26 of those miles in the designated Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. Cascade Locks, OR is the largest city and lowest elevation along the entire Pacific Crest Trail route. The Scenic Area section begins on the north end at the boundary of Gifford Pinchot National Forest and it runs to the boundary with Mt. Hood National Forest to the south. View a map of the Pacific Crest Trail in the Columbia River Gorge on the Pacific Crest Trail Association website.
To learn more about the features associated with the Pacific Crest Trail at Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area view the Oregon and Washington sections below:
The Oregon section of the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail climbs gently through vine maple and scattered fir to dense stands of old-growth forest. The hike passes the rugged canyons of Eagle and Herman Creeks on the way to Benson Plateau and Wahtum Lake Basin. About 6.2 miles of this section of Pacific Crest Trail is within the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area before it enteres Mt. Hood National Forest.
Trail enters Mark O Hatfield Wilderness from Herman Bridge Trail #406E south. The Pacific Crest Trail is part of a multi-day loop opportunity.
Features: At 14.4 miles, hike the extra 0.2 mile to Chinidere Mountain for views of Mount Adams, Mount Rainier, and Mount St. Helens. Junctions with the Gorge Trail #400, Teakettle Spring (7.1 mi.), Wahtum Lake and Eagle Creek Trail junction (15.6 mi.), Indian springs Campground (18.2 mi.), Ramona Falls (38.8 mi.), Timberline Lodge (49.4 mi.). 6.2 miles is in the Scenic Area, about 4 of that are in wilderness.
Free trail maps, conditions, information: Pacific Crest Trail Association (ww.pcta.org)
View a map of the Pacific Crest Trail in the Columbia River Gorge on the Pacific Crest Trail Association website.
This trail includes a 1.1 mile accessible on-leash compact gravel trail to the Sandy River Confluence bird blind site.
The Sandy River Delta area in general is a great place to walk your dog or ride your bike or horse. Is is a favorite spot for dog walkers. There is a system of miles of trails and roads to explore in this open space on the Sandy River Delta. Maps are available on site. Please be respectful of restoration projects and keep pets on leash in designated areas.
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There are parking spots designed for vehicles with trailers. Visitors in vehicles without trailers are asked to honor these spots and reserve them for trailers.<
This short trail 0.6 mile trail connects North Bonneville Trailhead to the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000 in Washington heading north. This trail is often used by equestrians to reach the Pacific Crest Trail.
It can be combined with the Pacific Crest Trail #2000 North to provide a route up to Table Mountain, a 14 mile round-trip hike to the summit. The name of the trail is from the local Native American tradition of initiating their young into adulthood by sending them on vision quests, which they called the "Ta-mah-no-ous."
The 2.8 mile Wahkeena Trail offers beautiful scenery and multiple loop opportunities. It provides access to Vista Point Trail #419, Angel's Rest Trail #415, Larch Mountain Trail #441 and Devil's Rest Trail #420C.
Attractions include an historic stone arch bridge, Wahkeena Falls and Fairy Falls (pictured).
Wyeth Campground is a beautiful site, fully paved, among Douglas-fir and bigleaf maple trees, with access to hiking on Wyeth Trail #411 and Gorge Trail #400 via Wyeth/Gorton Creek Trailhead. It offers 13 individual sites and 3 group sites. All but 2 individual sites are reservable up to 6 months in advance. Sites 1 and 2 are available on a first-come, first-served basis only. Most days between Memorial Day and Labor day are fully booked.
No hookups. No water. Please come prepared and bring the water you will need with you.
The Wyeth area was an early settlement site and was later used as a CCC camp in the 1930's and a Conscientious Objector camp in the 1940's.
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Clearly, Joel Hale did something right during his first two seasons on the Ohio State football team.
As a true freshman, he appeared in eight games. As a sophomore, he played in seven.
Moreover, he lettered both seasons, hardly an everyday distinction for young players at tradition-rich Ohio State.
Impressed? Hale isn't.
Name: Joel Hale
College: Ohio State
Sport: Football
Position: Defensive tackle
Year: Junior
Age: 21
Size: 6-foot-4, 310 pounds
Experience: Has appeared in 17 games since freshman season; is currently the starting nose tackle
High school: Center Grove (2011)
High school highlights: Two-time Daily Journal All-County first team; defensive line position award winner in Indiana Mr. Football balloting; had 40 tackles and forced nine fumbles his senior year; was one of nation's top recruits
Favorite TV show: "I couldn't tell you off the top of my head. Something funny."
Favorite movie: "Olympus Has Fallen"
Favorite NFL team: Indianapolis Colts
Favorite NFL players: New York Giants defensive tackle Johnathan Hankins, Baltimore Ravens linebacker and Ohio State graduate John Simon
On whether he will pull up if he runs into Indiana University wide receiver and former Center Grove teammate Nick Stoner during a game: "No, I'll run right through him." Laughs.
Career goals: Play in the NFL and coach college football
Major: Consumer and family financial services
Parents: Dawn Whitaker and Khris Hale
Local football fans can watch Ohio State, featuring Center Grove graduate Joel Hale at nose tackle, when it visits Purdue on Nov. 2. Game time is TBA. The Buckeyes will host Indiana on Nov. 23, with that game time also TBA.
Early playing time notwithstanding, the former Center Grove High School standout doesn't mince words when he reflects on where he was a year ago compared to where he is today.
"I wasn't a good player last year. I've grown a lot in the last year," said Hale, a 6-foot-4, 310-pound junior defensive tackle. "It's crazy how much I've grown since being a freshman, just the thought process that went through my head with everything.
"I've just got to keep getting better and better and better every day."
As evidenced by circumstance, Hale is succeeding on that front.
A role player his first two seasons, he's in the spotlight now as a starting nose tackle for the fourth-ranked Buckeyes (2-0).
By virtue of his previous playing time, he also happens to be one of the most experienced members of a rebuilt line that returned no starters from last year's 12-0 team.
"As a defensive line, I think we've all improved a lot since spring. I think that we work really well together," said Hale, one of two juniors on a starting front that also features two sophomores. "We all truly love each other like a brother.
"We have to improve from week to week."
So far, so good.
Although the Buckeyes' stiffest tests are yet to come, they beat visiting Buffalo 40-20 in the season-opener and blew out visiting San Diego State last week, 42-7. They play at California on Saturday, where they will try to take the next step in their bid for a national championship.
Bowl ineligible last year because of NCAA infractions committed under former coach Jim Tressel, Ohio State — now under the direction of second-year coach Urban Meyer — is eligible this season and expected to be in the national title hunt.
But Hale insists the Buckeyes aren't looking that far down the road.
"Our main goal that we need to focus on is the next team, the next game, focus on improving that day in practice on what's going to help us on Saturdays to win the next game," Hale said. "Then we'll focus on the next week, after we get that win."
Despite being a first-year starter, Hale is already comfortable in his new role. Although he by no means considers himself a finished product, he's regained the self-assurance he had when he was one the nation's top high school linemen.
"For me, personally, it's been more about adjusting to the game-day, getting into the groove of the game," Hale said. "Not playing a whole lot my first two seasons, I figured it would take me a while to get into the groove of the game (during) my first game.
"I felt kind of out of it the first couple of series of that first game, but once you get into a rhythm, it just goes back to normal."
Moving forward, it's all about improving and refining. Hale, an aspiring NFL player, is eager to do both.
One of the Buckeyes' most prized recruits two years ago, Hale is a tireless worker in the weight room and has become a more astute student of the game. His position coach is former New England Patriots linebacker Mike Vrabel, and Hale attributes his rise up the depth chart to a combination of dedication and learning from the best.
"I think I still have a lot of growth potential," Hale said. "I've just got to take advantage of my great coaching that I have, getting in watching extra film, just learning every day, just to become the best player that I can be. I think that I can improve a lot more.
"It's just coming down to being consistent."
One of two former Center Grove players in the Big Ten (Nick Stoner is a wide receiver at Indiana), Hale is savoring every aspect of the Ohio State experience, from succeeding in the classroom to starting for one of college football's most storied programs.
Playing on national television, in front of home crowds of 107,000-plus, on a team with a shot at the BCS championship, under one of the college football's most renowned coaches in Urban Meyer, is all part of a unique opportunity that is not lost on Hale.
Yet his sole focus is always on performance and living up to the highest of major college football expectations.
"The hype of the team never really crosses my mind," Hale said. "What really crosses my mind is the fact I'm an Ohio State Buckeye, and I represent so much more than just that team on the field. There's so many traditions, the game-day atmosphere. It's just unreal. Coming to Ohio State, you obviously want to play as a freshman, but it's just like in high school, you've got to wait your turn. Once it finally comes around, you've got to take advantage of every opportunity that you have.
"This year's the first year I can truly say I understand what it means to be a part of something great, what it means to be an Ohio State Buckeye."


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Quickly now, name the crew members of the space shuttle Atlantis. It's a sad commentary on current society that the names of these four heroes aren't as familiar as, say, the winners of "American Idol" or "Dancing With the Stars." But in another way, their lack of fame demonstrates how successful America's space shuttle program became over 30 years. We've taken it for granted to that extent; after 135 missions, the heroes list is too long to memorize.
For the record, the Atlantis crew includes Commander Christopher Ferguson, co-pilot Douglas Hurley, Rex Walheim and Sandra Magnus. Why are there only four and not the usual shuttle crew of six or seven? Well, the answer elicits more sadness among space-travel aficionados. It's to meet the limited capacity of the Russian Soyuz capsule, which would be used if the crew cannot use the Atlantis to leave the International Space Station. That's because there will be no more shuttle flights. Or, as Ferguson told launch director Mike Leinbach Friday morning, "Let's light this fire one more time, Mike, and witness this great nation at its best."
The last six words in that command are what Americans should remember most about the space shuttle program. It was this great nation at its best. Certainly not perfection, mind you. Indeed, 14 astronauts were killed in two shuttle disasters: the Challenger in 1986 and the Columbia in 2003. But our great nation at its best, maximizing the powerful blend of innovation and exploration, flexing the aggregate of science and valor.
The political-scientific funding debate will rage on for many years, likely unresolved. But already we know no astronaut will leave American soil for three to five years. And however you feel about the $196 billion spent on the entire space shuttle program (an average of $1.45 billion per flight), this lapse in U.S. space exploration elicits melancholy at best, and perhaps is even depressing. So we understand why former NASA Administrator Michael Griffin complained that "for us to abandon that in favor of nothing is a mistake of strategic proportions."
Part of the dejection is rooted in Clark County, where numerous connections have been made to space shuttle flights. Among those heroes is Dottie Metcalf-Lindenburger. Before she carried the Hudson's Bay High School banner into space aboard the space shuttle Discovery last year, she taught science and astronomy for five years at the school from 1999 to 2004. She also carried a T-shirt from McLoughlin Middle School, where he husband, Jason, taught social studies until 2004.
Earlier this year, the space shuttle Discovery crew included Mike Barratt, a co-valedictorian of Camas High School's Class of 1977.
Local residents have contributed to space shuttle flights in other ways here on the ground. Farouk Huneidi was part of the team that designed the International Space Station before he retired in Salmon Creek. John Rehr taught water-survival skills to Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and other astronauts before he moved to Vancouver.
The magnitude of the space shuttle's contributions is found in many statistics. For example, the five shuttles have traveled more than half a billion miles in space. Still, Americans have known for a long time that this final launch would occur. President George W. Bush in 2004 announced retirement of the shuttle program and redirected NASA toward moon flights. President Barack Obama abandoned that plan and further reduced NASA funding.
Now it's up to private companies to continue the legacy. American ingenuity thrives in the private sector, often better than in the public sector, but it's still a little sad to see the big, black-bellied birds go bye-bye.


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O.C. police, fire, hospital staff honored for service
There will be 23 more heroes in Orange County during Halloween, but not in costume. They're real and every day they wear police uniforms, firefighter helmets and medical scrubs.
The Trauma Intervention Program of Orange County has honored 23 law enforcement, fire safety officers and hospital personnel who show compassion towards victims and families during times of crisis.
The Trauma Intervention Program is a national nonprofit group. It is made up of volunteers who respond to traumatic incidents at the request of police, fire and hospital personnel and provide support to those who are emotionally affected. The Orange County chapter is based in Mission Viejo.
Volunteers nominate people year-round for the Heroes With Heart Award based on what they see during their service. This year there were more than 350 nominations.
Wayne Fortin is executive director of the Trauma Intervention Program of Orange County. He said that to be named a hero, small gestures count.
"What we were looking for are heroes not in the sense of running into a burning building, but doing small acts of kindness for somebody," Fortin said.
Most of the honorees were nominated many times throughout the year. Fortin said it was important that the award winners had been nominated multiple times.
"That was major criteria: that it wasn't a one-shot thing. These people are out there all the time doing this."
During the group's annual dinner ceremony in Anaheim on Friday, every volunteer presented the hero they nominated, said Diane Metcalf, community relations manager for the Trauma Intervention Program of Orange County.
"This event was extremely emotional because you hear what happens and how the first responder reacted," Metcalf said.
Each nomination detailed a specific event or reason the person should be a hero.
Dr. James Shen at Hoag Hospital, Irvine's emergency department is among the new lineup of heroes.
"They said I had been nominated several times in the past and I didn't know," Shen said.
Shen was given the award for the support he provided after the tragic death of a 2-year-old in the emergency room.
He and the other heroes were each given a Trauma Intervention Program Challenge Coin, a commemorative award for compassion.
Shen believes compassionate service is just part of his job and appreciates the award.
"At the emergency department, it's so fast-paced that you don't feel like you spend a lot of face time with people. So it's great to be recognized as an individual."
Besides Shen, the honorees are:
Cpl. Tom James, Brea Police Department
Capt. Mark Danielson, Orange County Fire Authority
Kerry DeCosta, RN, Western Medical Center, Anaheim
Wendi Wright, RN, Western Medical Center, Anaheim
Olivia Lustro, RN, Hoag Hospital, Newport Beach
Deputy Coroner Trisha Martinez, Orange County Sheriff's Department
Deputy DeAnne Wigginton, Orange County Sheriff's Department
Officer Monique Beckner, Costa Mesa Police Department
Stephanie Garcia, RN, Huntington Beach Hospital
Victoria Cardona, RN, UC Irvine Regional Burn Center
Rome Uy, RN, Placentia-Linda Hospital
Officer David Watson, Anaheim Police Department
Julie Sager, RN, Saddleback Hospital, Laguna Hills
Officer Leticia Hernandez, Irvine Police Department
Deputy Arturo Alvarez, Orange County Sheriff's Department
AmyBeth Sirk, RN, Western Medical Center, Santa Ana
Chris Vanderhoof, RN, Greater Newport Physicians
Linda Smith, RN, Silverado Hospice-Orange County
Officer Augie Rocha, Orange Police Department
Capt. Scott Conniff, Orange Fire Department
Capt. Ralph Moreno, Anaheim Fire & Rescue
Nicole Bryant, RN, Hoag Hospital, Irvine
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Utterly limp and helpless. What a posture of defeat!
Wow! awesome recreation. You both look amazing.
Thank you. Hoping to do a revamp of this costume so that it can return to Dragon*Con this year.
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After Gonzo Alonso held up Hamilton... Did anyone notice Gonzo, towards the beginning of sector 2 on his out lap, still warming up his tires? Raikkonen had to avoid him on the high side of a right-hander during his fast lap. Shouldn't Gonzo be penalized for holding him up?
Dennis was not too pleased with Gonzo's sign man. A little signal calling there? Inner turmoil seems to have been on the menu for most of the season for McLaren.
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This pales in comparison to Schumacher's park job at Monaco last year. It appeared that Alonso, even after the lollipop was raised, delayed his exit from the pitstop, just long enough to disrupt his own teammate's chances of a final hot lap. Not only that, but when he re-entered the track, it was right in front of Raikkonen, who was on a flyer. It surely caused Raikkonen to lose enough time to fall behind Heidfeld and possibly Hamilton. I wonder if all the Schumacher bashers from last season will be commenting on this gross unsporting behavior by Alonso.
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Ok thats grate that not only me saw that, I don't even know how to call this behaviour, move made by Alonso. And what? Nothing happened?
I new saw Massa, one of the most friendly and respected driver so angry as on last GP. He didnot said anything to anyone after but at that moment all the feeling where on his face.
So Alonso lovers and Shumi haters be happy - now you have something even worse to love and hate, some animal on wheel without any selfrespect and respect to others.


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The good news is that I finally got some seeds started in one of the aerogardens, the bad news is that my planting diagram seems to be lost. I have a vague memory of grabbing a 'scrap' of paper and scribbling a quick drawing of the earth's rotation around the sun as an explanation of the changing seasons for Tea, who is adamant that Wiarton Willie said it's going to be SUMMER very soon … "no-no", she says, "spring comes AFTER summer, momma!"
Anyway, the page is gone – perhaps tossed by my little one, as if to erase all proof and therefore all chance that summer's swimming pool isn't so close after all – so I suppose I will have to record the sprouting and such after-the-fact, once I can recognize the seedlings. But for now, I'll at least note that we planted something, somewhere.
And naturally, I had more seeds than pods so I started a few different herbs in a small pot for the kitchen window ledge … not that there's any room on the ledge, but we'll worry about that once they've sprouted!
In fussing around with the kitchen window pots, I've just realized that I don't seem to have plantings here on Folia for two of my favourite houseplants? How could that be?!? Rosemary & Bay, added as established.
Photos …
1) Rosemary Standard, which I grew out from a small cutting and clipped and trimmed into standard form.
2) Bay Laurel – looking a little sparse these days from all those wintery stews and broths, but it's already budding out getting ready for warmer days.
3) Another shot of the tea plant … just because.
4) Areogarden #1 planted with herbs
Lemon Balm
Summer Savory
Sage Sown
Salvia officinalis
Oregano Sown
Origanum vulgare
Basil "Sweet" Sown
Ocimum basilicum
Lemon Balm Sown
Melissa officinalis
Parsley Sown
Petroselinum crispum var. neapolitanum
Dill Sown
Anethum graveolens
Peppermint Sown
Mentha x piperita
Summer Savory Sown
Satureja hortensis
Thyme Sown
Thymus vulgaris
Basil "Genovese" Sown
Ocimum basilicum
Epazote Sown
Chenopodium ambrosioides
Rosmarinus officinalis
Bay Laurel Budding
Laurus nobilus
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The rosemary standard is great! I tried to overwinter rosemary cuttings again this year but they died. They always die… I have a friend with a 2.5' tall rosemary in her kitchen though, so I may try and get some cuttings from her in the coming weeks. How did you go about pruning to create the standard? Do you wait for a cutting to start getting bushy and then cut it back?
That's an impressive rosemary standard! I've grown pelargonium and fuchsia standard but I've never tackled a rosemary … perhaps a new project for this summer?
I started with a single stem, rooted it (which took forever) and trained it strait up a chop stick, tying it off every so often to keep it nice and straight. Once the stem gets to be the height you want, pinch out the growing tip. When you do this two shoots will start to grow. Let them grow two sets of leaves and pinch each of those out. Keep repeating this pinch-grow two sets of leaves process and before you know it you have a big round ball. Once it's established you can just pinch out where you need to keep it's shape. Easy-peasy.
Armorel … a fuchsia is next on my list! I tried once unsuccessfully, but want to try it again this year. I think you would find a rosemary easy if you've done the others :)
I also admire your rosemary standard. Well done! :)
I relate to you on discovering I have plants which somehow had escaped from becoming listed as Folia plantings. That happens to me quite a bit. I still have a Hau hibiscus hedge, a Kukui nut tree, and various other things which I need to find the time to list on Folia as plantings. LOL
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Drivers of electric cars will soon have more places in southeastern Connecticut and throughout the state to recharge their vehicles, and for three years — for free.
Grants announced Monday by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy will fund construction of 56 new charging stations at 42 locations, including three in New London County: at the city-owned Water Street Parking Garage in New London; at Illiano's Grill at 257 West Town St. in the Yantic section of Norwich; and at Hendel's Henny Penny convenience store and gas station at 973 Hartford Road (Route 85) in Waterford.
"Drivers will be able to juice up any time they please at no cost," said Alex Kragie, deputy chief of state at the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection. DEEP is administering the grant program.
After that the charging station owners will make their own arrangements for payment. Typically, credit card systems are used, Kragie said.
The three new stations are in addition to seven existing stations in the southeastern Connecticut region: at Norwich Public Utilities, Nissan dealerships in Groton, Norwich and Old Saybrook, Crest Ford in East Lyme, the Old Saybrook Inn and National Grid offices at 300 Atlantic Ave. in Westerly. Statewide, there are about 100 existing stations.
"Our intent is to get as many charging stations as we can into the market in Connecticut," Kragie said.
The new charging station at the Water Street Parking Garage will be used as a marketing tool to bring people into New London, said Joseph Celli, manager of the garage.
"The idea is to encourage people to use the station, and to give them coupons for the coffee shops and restaurants and shops downtown to go to while their vehicle's charging," he said. "It'll bring more feet on the street."
The $4,000 grant the city will receive will be added to $12,000 the city's Parking Commission has budgeted for the project, Celli said. Two stations each capable of charging four cars at a time will be built. One will be "highly visible" on a paved area outside the garage facing the ferry terminals and train station, and the other will be inside the garage.
"We've already been meeting with electricians and working on getting the building and zoning permits," he said.
Electric car drivers will be able to locate the charging stations through cell phone apps and on DEEP and state Department of Transportation websites, Celli said. No appointments will be needed.
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Grants were also awarded in eastern Connecticut for stations in East Haddam, Guilford and Madison and two at the University of Connecticut in Storrs.
Adding the 56 new stations will help alleviate "range anxiety" for owners of electric cars, Malloy said in a news release.
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The grant funds have already been distributed and construction of the stations is expected to begin soon. According to the terms of the grant, the stations must be operating by Jan. 1, Kragie said.
Funding for the grants, which total $135,946, comes from provisions of the April 2012 settlement agreement with the state that allowed for the merger of Northeast Utilities and NStar. The grants are being awarded to 36 municipalities, businesses, college campuses and organizations. Some will install charging stations at multiple locations, and others will build charging stations that can service multiple vehicles at once.
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DEEP Commissioner Daniel Esty said that expanding the use of electric cars will cut costs for drivers, while also improving the environment and public health by reducing carbon dioxide emissions from gas-powered vehicles.
"Cars and trucks burning gasoline and diesel are one of the largest sources of air pollution and greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change," Esty said. "By reducing the number of them on the road, we will clean our air, combat climate change, and reduce the incidence of respiratory ailments among our residents."
William Dornbos, Connecticut director of Environment Northeast, a nonprofit research and advocacy organization, said the program is "a tremendous signal to consumers that now is the time to buy an electric vehicle."
Recipients of vehicle charging station grants include:
• City of New London, $4,000 for two indoor-outdoor units at the Water Street Parking Garage with capacity for four cars.
• Hendel's Henny Penny convenience store and gas station, 973 Hartford Road (Route 85), Waterford, $4,000 for two outdoor wall-mounted units.
• Illiano's Grill, 257 West Town St., Norwich, $2,100 for one outdoor pedestal unit.
• Ballek Garden Center, 900 Maple Ave., East Haddam, $2,000 for one outdoor wall mounted unit.
• Davis Realty, 837-12 Boston Post Road, Madison, $5,000 for one outdoor pedestal unit.
• Perk on Church, 20 Church St., Guilford, $5,000 for one outdoor pedestal unit.
• University of Connecticut, Storrs, $4,000 for two indoor pedestal units at the north and south parking garages.
For information, including a map of existing vehicle charging stations, visit: www.ct.gov/DEEP/EVCT.
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September 25, 2015
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The Wells Fargo Championship is expected to generate an economic impact between $40 million and $60 million in the Wilmington area in 2017. The golf tournament, usually held in Charlotte, is moving to Eagle Point Golf Club for one year as Quail Hollow Club prepares to host the PGA Championship.
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September 17, 2015
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September 14, 2015
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Figure Eight Island in northeastern New Hanover County has nearly 500 homes valued at $1 million or more, though properties in the gated community are still a value when compared with other parts of the country, according to a local broker. The most valuable property on the 1,300-acre island is a $6.3 million home owned by John Mack, former CEO of Morgan Stanley.
Belhaven mayor makes third walk to save rural hospital
September 11, 2015
(The Daily Reflector)
Adam O'Neal, the mayor of the small town of Belhaven in Beaufort County, is walking to Raleigh to try to convince legislators to reopen the former Vidant Pungo Hospital that was closed on July 1, 2014. O'Neal previously completed two walks to Washington, D.C. to raise support for rural hospitals.
Wilmington film community encouraged by recent developments
September 11, 2015
(Greater Wilmington Business Journal)
The Wilmington film industry received two pieces of promising news this week. TNT will film a pilot for a drama series starring Downton Abbey actress Michelle Dockery at EUE/Screen Gems Studios, and the General Assembly agreed to award up to $30 million per year in film grants for the next two years.
Two Brunswick County towns oppose offshore drilling
September 10, 2015
(The Times-News, Burlington)
Town councils in Holden Beach and Oak Island passed resolutions opposing offshore drilling for oil and natural gas. At least 23 North Carolina communities have passed similar resolutions, according to environmental advocacy group Oceana. Opponents of the practice are concerned about impact on the environment and tourism.
Summer tourism strong for coastal businesses
September 8, 2015
Business owners along the North Carolina coast say the summer season was a strong one, with room occupancy rates up and tourists spending more in restaurants and gift shops.
FedEx distribution center coming to Wilmington
September 4, 2015
(Greater Wilmington Business Journal)
A new, 215,000-square-foot FedEx Ground distribution warehouse is expected to open in the Port City by early 2016. Setzer Properties paid more than $1.8 million for 25 acres of industrial property. The Kentucky-based real-estate development company also plans to build a FedEx warehouse in Asheville.
Cape Fear Valley Health loses appeals case against FirstHealth
September 3, 2015
(The Fayetteville Observer)
The N.C. Court of Appeals rejected Cape Fear Valley Health System's appeal over whether FirstHealth of the Carolinas can temporarily expand ER services at its Hoke County hospital. Fayetteville-based Cape Fear said FirstHealth, based in Moore County, violated certificate-of-need law when repurposing non-ER beds for emergency-room services when demand increases.
Legislators seek to expand construction of jetties
September 3, 2015
(The Daily Reflector)
Some Republican legislators are trying to expand the number of erosion-controlling jetties that can be built along the North Carolina coast. A 2011 law ended a 25-year ban on jetties, also called terminal groins. Four communities – Bald Head Island, Figure Eight Island, Holden Beach and Ocean Isle Beach – are seeking to add jetties to protect coastal properties.
Longtime BB&T executive Wilson dies at 60
September 1, 2015
(The Wilson Times)
Former BB&T VP and operations division manager Charles Leon Wilson III died at home Sunday following a two-year battle with a brain tumor. He was 60. Wilson worked for BB&T for 38 years and was a member of the executive management team for more than 15 years. Winston-Salem-based BB&T was started in Wilson in 1872 and still maintains its largest employee base there.
CBS cancels 'Under the Dome'
September 1, 2015
(Wilmington StarNews)
CBS said Monday it will not renew Under the Dome, the TV drama series filmed in the Wilmington area for the last three seasons. The network's president had said in July the show probably would not return to Wilmington if renewed for a fourth season after the state legislature reduced film incentives.
'A Chef's Life' begins new season on PBS
August 31, 2015
(Kinston Free Press)
"A Chef's Life," the award-winning PBS series featuring Kinston chef Vivian Howard ("Recipe for recovery," October 2014), begins airing its third season on Thursday. Filming for season four is underway, though Howard, who runs two restaurants with husband Ben Knight, says it will likely be the last for the popular documentary.
Mayne Pharma plans $65M expansion, 110 jobs in Greenville
August 28, 2015
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
Mayne Pharma plans to invest $65 million in a manufacturing plant and add 110 jobs to its existing 350 in Greenville. Average annual salary will be $60,000. The Australian drugmaker acquired Greenville-based Metrics in 2012. Mayne's products include treatments for acne, fungal infections and bacterial infections. The new plant will also provide contract-manufacturing services.
Wilmington's Live Oak Bank adds new lending niche
August 28, 2015
(Greater Wilmington Business Journal)
Live Oak Bank, named the best bank to work for by American Banker magazine, will begin offering SBA loans to independent insurance agents. The Wilmington-based lender raised about $82 million in its public debut in July.
SBI confirms investigation of former CFCC president
August 26, 2015
(Greater Wilmington Business Journal)
The State Bureau of Investigation confirmed it is investigating former Cape Fear Community College president Ted Spring. A state auditor's report released in July showed that Spring gave raises and promotions without approval of the board of trustees and used college funds for personal expenses. Spring resigned in January but has since asked to be reinstated.
Building-products company adding 72 manufacturing jobs in Kinston
August 25, 2015
Associated Materials, an Ohio-based company that makes vinyl windows, siding and fencing, will invest $4.5 million and add 72 jobs in a plant expansion in Kinston. The company's brands include Alpine Windows, Ultraguard and Revere.