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Hi there! My father-in-law asked me to do some heritage album. Anyone have some tips, or classroom that can help me? I am so strangled with title specially, I don´t want to have only pages with names on it., but any thing besides that is helpful!

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Tony was born in Rawlins, Wyoming to Benito and Refugio Aguiniga in 1922. While still an infant, he moved with his family to their native country of Ziquitaro, Michoacan, Mexico. When Tony was a young man of 17 years, he returned to the United States, coming to reside in Turlock, CA. At the age of 21, he married his loving wife, Angelita. After serving in the Army during World War II, he was honorably discharged and came back to Turlock where he began to work in agriculture. Later, Tony made his living with Patchett's Bus and Transportation in Newman ...
William E. Humphrey, 93, of Turlock passed away at Emanuel Medical Center on Wednesday, Nov. 27th. Bill was born in Monrovia, CA to Norman and Fannie Humphrey and was raised in the Phoenix area. After graduating high school, Bill joined the Army Air Corp and served as a Pilot during WWII, serving in the Pacific/Tinian & the Philippines.
Joseph Jonathan Jacobs (Coach Jacobs) passed away suddenly yet peacefully at the age of 87 on Sunday, December 15, 2013. Joe was born on October 27, 1926 to Jonathan Jacobs and Gazel Mickeal in San Francisco, California. He is preceded in death by his beloved wife, Ila Jacobs.
Born to Jake Elmer Doerksen and Kate Theissen Doerksen on March 23, 1920 in Meade, Kansas. She was the first of four children, who have preceded her in death.
Mary Anne Louis, 90, entered into eternal rest surrounded by her children on December 12, 2013. She was born in Porterville, CA to Manuel C. Nunes and Izaltina Souza. She lived in Woodville, Poplar, and Tipton, CA. She then moved to Stevinson, where she attended Merquin Union School, and later settled in the Modesto area.
Mrs. Elvira Avila entered into rest in Turlock, California, Tuesday, December 10, 2013. She was 87 years old, and was born in Sao Mateus, Terceira, Azores.
Mr. Jose Sanchez Cruz, age 83 "Entered into Rest" on Sunday, December 8, 2013 with family by his side at the Emanuel Medical Center in Turlock. He was employed in Poultry Company for 25 years in the Live Haul Dept. Mr. Cruz enjoyed Boxing, just riding around and he was quite a jokester. He is survived by: Five Sons – Joe Cruz, Manuel Cruz and Richard Cruz, all of Turlock and Andy L. Cruz and his wife Carmen, and Paul Cruz, all of Phoenix, Arizona. Three Daughters – Monica Cruz, Sheri Cruz and Aaliyah Cruz all of Turlock. Seventeen Grandchildren and Eighteen ...
Mary Anne Louis passed away at the age of 90 in Modesto. Rosary will be held at Allen Mortuary on Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2013 at 6:00p.m. Memorial Mass to be held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church on Thursday, Dec. 19th at 12:00p.m.
Harold DeWayne Sapp, loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and friend passed away the morning of December 4, 2013 at the age of 83.
Margaret Ann Brown Peterson, 81, formerly of Albia, IA and Turlock, CA, died December 9, 2013 at The Good Samaritan Society-Ottumwa, IA.
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Visitation will be held from 5pm to 7pm on Monday, Dec. 9th at Turlock Funeral Home, 425 N. Soderquist Rd. in Turlock. A funeral will be held at 11am on Tuesday, December 10th also at Turlock Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Turlock Memorial Park.
Thomas "Wade" Cockrell, born February 26, 1957 in Clovis, New Mexico, passed away on Sunday, December 1, 2013 at home surrounded by the family he loved and cared for during his life. Wade was 56 years old. His transition was peaceful, after a yearlong battle with cancer. While Wade had a great many friends his greatest pride and joy were his two daughters Lindsay and Shelby. He often referred to them as his greatest accomplishments!
Marjorie Shook, 78, of Turlock, passed away at Emanuel Medical Center. Marjorie was born in Merced CA to Leland and Gussie Boysen. She attended Merced Schools. After one semester of college, she accepted the invitation to marry her life partner, Ken Shook. They were married in 1954 and for over 35 years they worked together in their family-owned businesses: Dolores Pharmacy in Carmel by the Sea and the Medicine Shoppe in Turlock. Marjorie was a bright, strong-willed, hard-working woman. She did volunteer work at the Turlock Library, supported children's educational efforts, loved cats and dogs, and made great jams ...
Donald Steven Stepro passed away on December 1st at the age of 63. Donald was born in Alameda, CA on January 28, 1950 to Donald and Phyllis Stepro, preceded him in death. Donald leaves behind two younger brothers (Dennis & James) & one sister (Cynthia), as well as four children: Donald E. Stepro (Erica), Shannon M. Gois (Mario), Jeffery R. Stepro (Julie), Sean L.S. Stepro (Amanda). He also leaves behind ten grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
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Albert John Baptista was born January 26, 1921 in Hughson, California to John and Anna Baptista. In 1941, he met and married the love of ...
Robert Ray White of Hilmar, California passed away peacefully on Friday, May 20, 2016. He was born in Cullman, Alabama on October 11, 1943. He ...
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Google has warned a copycat Chinese website to stop using a logo that resembles the US Internet giant's or face possible legal action, state media reported Monday.
The warning issued to the "Goojje" website comes as Google is contemplating its future in China after saying it would no longer obey government censorship rules and could pull out entirely over alleged cyberattacks.
Google accused Goojje of infringing on its trademark rights, saying the logo of the Chinese website could make users believe it was authorised by or linked to the US company, the Shenzhen Economic Daily reported.
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GOOG vs. China- could this be WWIII (fought with lawyers and hackers instead of soldiers and sailors)?
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I didn't see Google saying they weren't going to break China's rules.From Engine's quote:
it [Google] would no longer obey government censorship rules
unfortunately it really makes them look 2-faced: "We're not going to play by your rules, but you still have to play by our rules."


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Early on, Greenwood girls tennis coach Steve Gantz predicted a struggle.
He was right.
Despite a wealth of experience from last year's state qualifying team, the Woodmen began the 2013 season without No. 2 singles player Jade Kawamoto. She sat out the first seven matches recovering from foot surgery.
Consequently, the Woodmen started slowly and were largely neglected in the state poll. They were No. 25 in the final balloting.
But no matter.
Greenwood (17-5) isn't loftily ranked, but it is one of eight teams still vying for the team state championship.
Kawamoto's return, coupled with seasonlong improvement throughout the lineup, launched the Woodmen to repeat sectional, regional and semistate championships as well as a berth in today's 3 p.m. IHSAA state finals quarterfinals match against No. 6 Floyd Central (20-4) at Fishers High School.
The winner advances to Saturday's 10 a.m. semifinals at North Central. The championship match is at 2 p.m.
Having saved their best for last, the Woodmen see no reason why they can't continue their season deep into Saturday.
"Up and down the lineup, we're all playing our best tennis," said senior Claire Gallman, who plays No. 2 doubles with senior Morgan Stunick. "At the beginning of the season, when we didn't have Jade, we kind of struggled. But it's kind of all coming together at the right time.
"We're really ready and excited for (today)."
Senior Brittany Toney, who plays No. 1 doubles with senior Taylor Hudnall, agrees.
"I think we've definitely saved our best for last," Toney said. "Right now we're just ready to go out there and play and just know that all of our hard work has paid off."
Determination, and a healthy lineup, have paved the way back to the state finals.
Powered by junior twin sister standouts Jackie and Jade Kawamoto, who are undefeated, respectively, at Nos. 1 and 2 singles, the Woodmen clawed their way back into championship contention by getting heroic performances throughout the season from different positions.
At times, the third and decisive point has come at Nos. 1 or 2 doubles. At other times, it's come from junior Makenzie Estrem at No. 3 singles.
For the Woodmen, who lost three matches while Jade Kawamoto was out, the collective approach is what has made a special season all the more rewarding.
"We have Jackie and Jade, and a lot of times that can guarantee us an automatic two points, but you always have to have the third to win," Gallman said. "So it's really cool to see how our team comes together to always get that third point."
Gantz, who wasn't surprised by the rough start, couldn't agree more. He applauds the way players have maintained poise and built confidence, and refined their games during a season that could have fallen apart almost before it began.
"We knew it was going to be a slow progress thing, that we might struggle with a few things early," Gantz said. "And then (Jade) has continued to progress and come back, and we've just gotten stronger. Just like last year when big matches come up, we just have different people in different positions step up.
"Kind of like last year, you can't say it was this or that. It was different people at different places getting us through, and kind of moving us on."
To continue advancing, the Woodmen will have to continue to find ways to scratch out the third point in a heavily competitive final eight field — beginning today with Floyd Central, which upset No. 3 Jasper 3-2 at the Jasper Semistate.
"They're pretty strong up and down the lineup," Gantz said. "They've got some strong doubles teams and a good No. 1 singles player. They're just a solid team up and down, so it's going to be a real fight for us. But it's a toss-up type of thing.
"We're not going into it thinking we're just going up there. We're going to battle."
Franklin doubles team still unbeaten
On Saturday, Franklin's undefeated No. 1 doubles team of senior Kristen Conoley and junior Hannah Hook will compete in the IHSAA doubles regional at Carmel.
Conoley and Hook (20-0) will play Northeastern seniors Kristian Ketron and Claire Ladd (23-1) in a 10 a.m. semifinal match. The winners will play for the regional title at 2 p.m.
"I'm blessed with a great partner who really keeps me up as we go," Conoley said. "There's nothing better to feel when you have a partner cheering you when you miss a shot and she says, 'That's OK, you've got it.'"
Hook credits the pair's versatile skill-set and chemistry for its success.
"We are all-around playmakers," Hook said. "Kristen volleys and serves, keeping us together, and my ground shots and my serves make us all-around great together."


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Update on Rosa Isela34-year-old Rosa Isela is an entrepreneurial, respectful woman who has a business selling Siberia style tostadas and tacos. She tells us that her business is doing very well.
Rosa Isela used her previous loan to set up a small business selling toys over the Christmas period. She says that sales from this type of business are only strong over the Christmas period. She says that, in spite of the fact that she has only been in business for 6 months, she already has repeat customers who tell her that her tostadas are very tasty and who recommend her to others. She is very happy with her business as it allows her to provide for her family. This business is the only source of income for her children: 3-year-old Isela and 7-year-old Julio.
Rosa Isela has plans to buy another cart for selling steamed tacos. It is for this reason that she is requesting this loan. She will buy a cart for selling steamed tacos in the morning. In the afternoons, she will continue selling her Siberia style tacos and tostadas. Rosa Isela is grateful for the support she is receiving and plans to pay back her loan in 10 months with the profits that she makes from her business.
Previous Loan DetailsRosa is a very hardworking person who works selling products and toys. In this way, she has gotten through day by day, and has succeeded in getting her baby, who turns 2 years old today, ahead. She is requesting the loan from Credituyo, since she hopes to carry out the purchase of products an... More from Rosa Isela's previous loan »
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This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Thunder: Daequan Cook proves to skeptics that he can play defense
There is nothing subtle about Daequan Cook's long-range shooting, which frequently resembles daggers thrown at opponents from 10 paces.
When Cook was named the replacement for injured starter Thabo Sefolosha, many assumed the Thunder would simply take whatever points Cook provided and the team would deal with his defensive shortcomings as best it could.
Guess again. What actually earned Cook a starting role at the off-guard spot was his subtle effectiveness on defense.
Non-believers need only look at Cook's not-so-subtle defensive contribution Friday night in the Thunder's pulsating 101-94 comeback victory over the Memphis Grizzlies at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Cook had seven rebounds and tied a career-high with three blocked shots. He alternated hounding Tony Allen and O.J. Mayo on defense for 32 minutes while occasionally lending help-and-recover assists of defensive variety to needy teammates.
"DC was all over the ball, all over the floor," OKC coach Scott Brooks said afterward.
Cook also found time to score five points. He shot 0 for 5 in the first half and buried his only two attempts after intermission.
Cook's offense was an afterthought on a night when the Big Three of Kevin Durant (36), James Harden (24) and Russell Westbrook (21) did the heavy lifting.
Afterward, the man whom Cook replaced handed out high praise.
"He's an underrated defensive player," Sefolosha said of Cook. "He can do a lot of things on the court that people don't even know about — grabbing rebounds, help defense, one-on-one defense. Tonight, he showed a lot of things we're not used to seeing out of him."
Cook apparently will remain in the starting lineup for several more games. Sefolosha said his sore right foot with be re-examined in 4-5 days and he will not practice in the meantime.
Cook's defensive presence was immediate Friday. He blocked an Allen shot 2½ minutes into the game and broke up an alley-oop attempt from Memphis two minutes later.
Mayo misfired at 5 for 16 from the field and 0 for 5 from 3-point range, which included a key block by Cook with 6:31 remaining in the game, shortly after the Thunder had re-captured the lead for the first time since the first quarter.
Long before game time, Durant and Kendrick Perkins were among those spreading the word about Cook's defense.
"A lot of people don't know that about him since he's a great shooter, but he's an underrated defender," Durant said. "He does a great job on help defense and one-on-one defense. He means a lot to this team."
Perkins: "One thing that D Cook will bring is he spaces the court. You don't have to worry about the paint being too crowded. Also, he's an underrated defender and he's an underrated rebounder. No question we miss Thabo, but with D Cook, we're excited to have him in the starting lineup."
Brooks admitted sometimes it takes a second glance to fully appreciate Cook's defense.
"Those are the little things that he does well, sometimes I'll overlook it until I see game film the next morning," Brooks said. "They are very subtle, but there are very necessary for our defense our defense to work. He's not a one-dimensional player."
Cook said he was surprised his teammates and coaches noticed his defensive subtleties.
"Yeah, a little bit," Cook said. "It just showed a little more lately. It was just a matter of becoming more and more comfortable and doing the things I was capable of doing. It's not just about me knocking down shots. Teams have to play me honest, and sometimes that can cause a problem for them.
"I know what I have to do on this team other than knock down shots to help this team win."


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Fast food or a sit-down casual place, I'm just curious. I often can still just share with K at a sit-down place, as the portions are huge. If I want something too spicy or something for her, though, she needs her own meal... and it seems like the kid's meals are all atrocious as far as health goes. She would, of course, eat chicken nuggets or mac and cheese everywhere but I'm not ok with that. Do you just write off the meal as a loss health-wise and let them order the Happy Meal (or equivalent) or do you try to order, say, a half portion of a healthier "adult" option?
K is a very good eater but there's no way she could eat all of even a half portion at a restaurant. Just curious what others are doing. We don't really eat out all that often and I'm not opposed to the occasional junk-food meal, but I'm wondering if there's some better way that I'm not thinking of.


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The hosts were delightful, the breakfasts sumptuous, the environs delightful and the accommodations superb!
Fabulous property, beautiful rooms, great breakfast; highly recommended and close enough to Halifax for the perfect weekend getaway.
We had a lovely stay in a beautiful clean room. Owners and staff were very friendly and helpful. Would definitely return.
Lodging at Hillsdale House was very pleasant ranging from the courteous staff to the tastefully decorated room.to the delicious breakfast. We plan to revisit many times.
We had a lovely ground floor room and this was needed because of movement issues. The atmosphere was lovely and very friendly. The hosts gave us directions on where to eat and these were top notch. Val the owner made my basted eggs perfectly. The jams were heavenly. The home is near many worthy attractions and the Gardens were amazing. I would stay there again and hope I do.
This was our first time in a B&B and we enjoyed our stay at Hillsdale House Inn. The innkeepers (sorry, can't remember the names) were very wonderful hosts. Breakfast was great. Tips: 1. We stayed in October and it was cold, so ask how the thermostat works so you can adjust the temperature in the room. 2. There are no markings for parking space, but you can park along the driveway.
Accommodating with late arrival and late check out. Very friendly and helpful.
The room was huge, the bed was cozy, and the breakfast was the ultimate in presentation, flavor and heartiness! I felt like royalty.
It was clear that our hosts at Queen Ann had hospitality training. They were extremely professional while being gracious and helpful hosts. The breakfast serving was impeccable and the food healthy and delicious, it was a treat to stay there two nights and enjoy the mansion and walk the grounds behind the house.
We spent two nights in mid September 2015 and were very pleased. Our room was comfortable and nicely decorated. The mattress on our bed was a bit on the soft side though. The only other negative for us was taking a shower in the claw foot tub......not the easiest to get out in and out of if you're an older or less agile person. The breakfasts were delicious and offered a choice. Would recommend to a friend without any hesitation.
We really enjoyed our stay at the Queen Anne Inn. Gracious hosts, comfortable rooms. outstanding breakfast - everything thoughtfully prepared for the comfort of guests. A real treat!
Breakfast was ok but did not have the wow factor we had at other B&B's.
Very historic house that was well kept and clean. I gave room 4 stars due to musty odor that opening window did not help. It is in a convenient location that is walkable to historic sites and town. Do not miss the award winning gardens down the road toward town. The hosts were very kind and professional. Breakfast was good and served in the lovely dining room.
What a beautiful Inn. The room was very warm and inviting. The breakfast was unexpected to be so delicious and well thought out, what a treat. The staff was the topping on the cake. They were professional, friendly and made us feel right at home.
Beautiful house, really enjoyed our night there. Would stay there again.
We stayed for two nights and had a wonderful stay. Val the owner went to no end of trouble to make our visit to the area as memorable as possible. She made us feel right at home, it was difficult to leave. Her staff were lovely and so friendly, a fabulous place to stay!!
The inn is as beautiful in person as it is in pictures. Kate and Laslo are the nicest couple and are (rightly!) proud of this beautiful inn. Our room was simply gorgeous and comfortable, the breakfast was delicious, unique but not stuffy. Kate even gave me her recipe for scones which were the best I've ever had. It is centrally located to the Gardens and restaurants and waterfront.
We were greeted pleasantly and checked in by Laszlo. Nice large room on 3rd floor...room 5...no elevators. Laszlo helped us carry our luggage up to the room. Elegant decor, a comfortable sitting area, beautiful antique furniture and a very excellent king size bed. Very comfortable with nice linens. No scents on the linens or in the room...just clean. The bathroom was small but very clean. There was no window in the bathroom. The windows of the room did not open and as we didn't use the air conditioner, in the morning they were dripping with condensation. There was a slight musty smell in the bathroom. The breakfast was very lovely served in a dining room with tables set much like Downton Abbey. Fresh baked pumpkin loaf, fruit salad and either a savoury or sweet crepe. I contacted the owners in advance regarding my foood sensitivities. They accommodated me with a fresh gluten free blueberry muffin and no dairy in my scrambled eggs. I had scrambled eggs with ham just not in a crepe. It was very tender and delicious.
Everything about the Inn was warm and inviting. The breakfast was a treat for the senses. Everyone was cheerful, charming and just make the stay a lovely experience.
Very well-run, beautiful inn, exceptional inn keepers. Looking forward to returning!
Enjoyed our 2 night stay. Clean and quiet. Nice service at breakfast. Wifi was hit or miss. Mostly miss unfortunately but we've encountered that as a rule in Canadian B and B so not a ding. FYI the tour of fort Anne and the tapestry is well worth it.
My husband and I stayed at the Queen Anne Inn recently and had an absolutely wonderful time. Our room was totally luxurious while also being very authentic feeling. And the bed was SO comfy! The breakfasts were wonderful and the service fantastic. Two thumbs up!
My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Queen Anne Inn. The hosts ( Kate and Laszlo) were congenial and accommodating. Breakfast crepes were fabulous. Room was spacious and comfortable. The entire Inn is very fitting in the historical atmosphere of Annapolis Royal.
This is a beautifully decorated inn. Our room was very nice and comfortable. The breakfast was very good (great French toast!). The service was over and above. We left our jackets in the closet and didn't realize until we were hours away. Val made arrangements to have our jackets delivered to the hotel we would be staying at in Halifax later the following week. We were not made to feel it was inconvenience to her at all. What great service!
Awesome 10,000 sq ft mansion built in mid 1800s that will take you back in time! Very well maintained on a beautiful property.
Right on arrival we were received with a warm greeting and a welcoming smile. We are asked to sit for the quick and painless registration and were offered help with our luggage. Kate and Laszlo are a terrific team. The room was spacious, moder, clean and very comfortable. The garden flowers were a beautiful touch. The champagne and strawberries just right. The breakfast food showed care and attention to detail. Service with friendly smiles and a genuine human touch. And it was tasty. This is a place ran by a caring, professional hand offering a perfect blend of local charm and friendly European warmth. The property is absolutely beautiful. It is a time warp into the mid 19th century, beautifully kept from the grounds to the common areas and stair well. A veritable gem! We have stayed at the place across from the Fort down the street that rhymes with ferret and experienced the anti-Queen Anne in attitude and care. Do yourself a favor. Spend the extra few dollars and experience Annapolis hospitality the way it should be.
Although our room was quite small, everything about the place was delightful.
Our hostess, Val, was very helpful and friendly. Our room was large and comfortable, AND our breakfast was incredibly delicious. Great stay all around. ,
What a beautiful house with so much character and intriguing rooms. The 3 course breakfast in the morning was wonderfully made and quick to be altered for dietary concerns. A full house the night we stay but so peacefully and quite. I would recommend this to any couple looking for a quite night away.
The Hillsdale House was all and more than i expected. The staff were so very friendly and we felt like we were family. We chose to sit at the largest table at breakfast so we could meet other guests but they also had smaller tables for those who wanted privacy. The grounds were lovely and the information package in the room was very helpful.


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Twelve Elizabethtown Community and Technical College students won gold medals at the SkillsUSA State Championships in Louisville in April. They will represent the college and the Commonwealth of Kentucky at the National SkillsUSA Championship in late June in Kansas City, Mo. In addition, eight students won silver medals and two won bronze.
Christopher Wilborn, Executive Director of United Way of Central Kentucky, has announced that the organization has secured a grant to bring six AmeriCorps VISTA (Volunteer in Service to America) Summer Associates to local nonprofits for a 10-week term of service. One of these full-time positions will involve work in LaRue County through an ongoing partnership with LaRue County Schools.
After six years as a Shelby County elementary school principal, LaRue County native Karen Downs is returning as principal at Abraham Lincoln Elementary School.
Downs, whose parents Woodrow and Kathleen Chelf reside in Magnolia, is a 1979 LaRue County High School graduate. She fills a vacancy left by former ALES principal Amber Thurman who died in a car crash Jan. 7.
LaRue County High School has a long history of outstanding sports and academic teams.
Campbellsville University's annual Honors and Awards Day presented students, faculty and staff awards recognizing them for their academics and service to the university and community.
Trask Anthony Murphy of Summersville was a co-valedictorian.
Academic Awards were given to Terry Lee Caven of Magnolia – Mathematics; Rebekah Rose Bess Murphy of Summersville – Education, P-5; Trask Anthony Murphy of Summersville – Pastoral Ministries; and Caleb Thomas Phelps of Hodgenville – Worship Arts.
Invent Now, Inc. is pleased to announce that its nationally-acclaimed Camp Invention program is returning to Hodgenville this summer. Camp Invention is a weeklong summer day program for students entering grades one through six. The program engages children to discover their own innate creativity and inventiveness through hands-on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) content.
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Academic practice – 3:20-4:20 p.m. every Tuesday. Academic meet is May 9 at HES
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Kentucky high school students have a new resource to easily send their transcripts to colleges and universities in the Commonwealth.
Through the website www.kytranscript.org, students can manage the release of their transcripts to participating Kentucky colleges and universities. The site is provided free by the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority.
Class of 1968 Memorial Scholarship
LaRue County High School Class of 1968 established a scholarship in honor of their deceased classmates. Applications are available at the LCHS guidance office. Deadline to apply is April 25.
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At the start of this school year, Hodgenville Elementary principal Sue Osborne met with guidance counselor David Walters about starting a mentoring program for her students.
"I had seen it work in another district and had noticed how the students that participated looked forward to having a visit from another person in their life who took an interest in them and made them feel important," Osborne said. "I have seen such an improvement in them, not only in academics, but also in attitude."
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Two Class 1A basketball teams that in 2007 almost got to make motel reservations in Austin were able to do so this season.
Follett, which lost by a point to eventual 1A Division II champion Nazareth, made good on a team goal of getting to the 2008 state tournament. The Lady Panthers didn't just get there, they went home with gold medals dangling from their necks after defeating Kennard, 71-51, in the final.
It was Follett's first title since 1970 and first trip to Austin since 1973.
Coach Shane Woods has been named the Amarillo Globe-News Class 1A Golden Spread girls coach of the year. He coached the girls team for the first time while also coaching the Panthers into the boys playoffs.
His challenging halftime talk, when the Lady Panthers trailed McLean by 13 points in the Region I final, helped spark Follett to a 72-55 win.
"He kept them focused on their goal. Their goal was to win state. That's all they talked about," McLean coach Benji Hausen said. "He preached a lot about goals and taught them to fight through adverse times."
Team play fueled Follett, but senior Brittani Blau was a force. For her efforts, which included 42 points in two state tourney games and 94-percent free-throw shooting (31-of-33) in four regional and state tournament games, she was named the Class 1A girls player of the year.
On the boys side, White Deer, despite losing leading scorer Cameron Swarb to an injury on the eve of the playoffs, advanced to the 1A Division I state semifinals. The Bucks (21-8) stopped there, falling to eventual two-time champion Thorndale.
White Deer, which was 21-6 in 2007 and lost to New Deal in the Region I final, was the only area boys team to reach this year's state tournament.
The Golden Spread boys player of the year is senior Joaquin Saenz of Happy. The Cowboys, with a starting lineup of players 6-foot-3 or taller, were briefly ranked No. 1 in Division II and entered the playoffs No. 2. Happy stalled in the playoffs as Lorenzo slowed down the pace in a 48-45 win in the Region I semifinals.
"He was Mr. Steady for us. I had one practice or game he wasn't at. In 12 years in school, I don't think he missed a full day," Happy coach Barry Stevens said. "I don't know what I'm going to do without him."
Saenz, who will play in the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches all-star game in May in San Antonio, scored 1,589 points in four years, a total Stevens thinks is the most in school history. He had 40 points in an 89-79 nondistrict win against Adrian, his best performance of the season.
White Deer's Warren Swarb, who completed his 11th season with the Bucks, is the Golden Spread 1A boys coach of the year.
During the Swarbs' four-year stretch, White Deer went 85-28.
"When I came here, I had friends tell me I couldn't win in a football town," Warren Swarb said. "We don't have Nazareth's tradition, but we've built respectability."
Cameron Swarb and senior teammate Parker Petty, a pair of four-year lettermen, are members of the five-player Class 1A Golden Spread Team.
Parker, he said, started as a freshman and led the team in rebounding.
"You've got to be good to start as a freshman," his coach said.
Cameron, Warren Swarb's oldest son, didn't get an automatic start but was starting by his sophomore season.
"I made sure he earned it," his father said.
Follett's Lady Panthers kept the memory of the 32-31 loss to Naz in front of them all season. It was Nazareth's closest playoff game on the way to the 2007 state championship.
Follett this season defeated the Swiftettes, 47-22, in the second game of the season, then 61-47 in the playoffs.
The Lady Panthers started a team with four seniors and a junior, Woods' daughter Shelbi. She had 30 points in the regional final against McLean.
Follett, which started with 14 straight wins, lost two of three games in midseason - by eight in a rematch with 2A playoff team Spearman and by 24 points to Beaver, Okla.
The Lady Panthers finished 31-2.
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if you're inserting your own tileset, make sure it's the right size ( height x width ) which is different between FR/LG and R/S/E. if you don't have the correct palette also, your images might look like big square images filled with the transparent color. If this is a problem just open up Show Palette Editor under Palette in block editor and edit the colors to exactly the same 16 colors of your tileset. You usually have up to 12 palettes to work with so you can have all different color schemes for your tileset as long as you match the tileset to it's palette.
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I'm using the version 1.92 of Advance Map and yes, by restarting the program it goes back to how it was originally. The problem is inserting the tileset into the Emerald ROM. I didn't touch the width at all but I made the height just a little bit longer because I need space to insert a few new trees. But exactly when I insert it, I get that error.
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ZAMBIA began the defence of their African Nations Cup crown yesterday with a 1-1 draw against Ethiopia amid a near-riot in the South African city of Nelspruit.
The sending-off caused an 11-minute delay in the Group C match as angry Ethiopian fans threw bottles and vuvuzelas on to the pitch.
The sending-off caused an 11-minute delay in the Group C match as angry Ethiopian fans threw bottles and vuvuzelas on to the pitch.
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A jet fighter buzzed the stadium before order was restored.
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Engadget just posted a spy shot of the upcoming T-Mobile Blaze. This handset might be the T-Mobile variant of their rumored HTC Vision which was sporting a 1GHz CPU , 3.7 inch Display and a full QWERTY keyboard
It's not clear if this one is bound to T-Mobile USA or UK . But it looks a lot like a screenshot.HTC certainly needs to release a QWERTY Android desire this year and we might soon find out if happens.
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A cosy place, in a quiet area. It is sufficently equiped and very well furnished. Above all it was very clean and tidy.
It is located about 15 minutes walk to the city center. Closer you can find supermarkets, but also plenty of cafes, bars and restaurants.
Liz was very helpful from our first e-mail exchange and even more caring when we met her. She made sure we get all necessary information needed concerning the apartment but also gave us hints about the area around. She is a very nice person but also disceet.
I would definetly stay again.
Das Buchen über Wimdu hat hervoragend funktioniert.
Die Wohnung war perfekt für uns. Sehr guter Standort, sauber, niedlich und komplett eingerichtet, sehr freundliche und zuvorkommende Vermieterin,
Haben unseren Aufenthalt sehr genossen.
Sehr schöne und ruhige Wohnung direkt neben dem ehemaligen botanischen Garten, der heute noch eine kleine Oase für Hund und Mensch ist. Nahe gelegene Einkaufsmöglichkeiten fürs Nötigste und zu Fuss ist man in 10 Minunten im Zentrum. Lässt nichts zu wünschen übrig.
Liz' flat was as beautiful, well-kept and homely as expected. AND within easy walking distance of the City Centre, Calton Hill and Arthurs' Seat. We very much enjoyed our stay there, as well as Liz' warm hospitality. We would love to come back and stay again!
We were 4 adults and one infant, and we had a great time. The apartment was very clear, tidy and very cozy, with modern equipment, without being too stylish. We loved it. It felt safe, and like home. When we arrived there was hot water on the kettle and we immediately felt so welcome.
There is only one bad thing to mention, and that was the shower head, which for some reason could not keep the pressure or the temperature. It was only minor inconvenience, and besides that, it was absolutely lovely.
The apartment is situated 15 minutes walk from the city center, and in a nice quite neighborhood. We experienced no unpleasant incidents. We highly recommend this place.
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Perfekte Lage, sehr schöne Einrichtung.
Äußerst empfehlenswert !!
Absolutely fabulous!
Liz is a great host and we received a very warm welcome in Edinburgh.
Located just a few minutes footwalk from the centre, the apartment offer all you need for a couple of relaxed days in the city.
There's everything you need for a comfortable stay, the area is quite and the house well-kept. There are grocery stores just around the corner and some cosy pubs nearby.
We stayed here with 4 adults and if you're looking for a really nice place for your stay in Edinburgh, we can only recommend the apartment.
En rigtigt dejlig lejlighed med en fin beliggenhed.-kort til seværdigheder og gode busforbindelser.God service både før og under opholdet fra Liz.
Mine bedste anbefalinger.
Hilsen Peter
Liz's apartment is really beautiful. It is decorated to the highest standard, very clean and is equipped with everything you need for your stay. There was a welcome pack for us on our arrival with milk, cereals, tea, coffee and also some complimentary toiletries. The towels in the bathroom were lovely and soft and fluffy. We had a really lovely stay and I wouldn't hesitate in recommending this apartment to anyone that is visiting Edinburgh. It is also only a15 minute walk to the City Centre.
Thank you for a lovely stay Liz.
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A Portland man was found guilty by a federal judge of conspiracy to manufacture and distribute marijuana, two counts of manufacturing marijuana, mortgage fraud and wire fraud, according to a bulletin from United States Attorney Amanda Marshall with the District of Oregon.
In late 2010 the Clark-Skamania Drug Task Force, now the Clark-Vancouver Regional Drug Task Force, and the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office Special Investigations Unit received an anonymous letter about Tu Ngoc Tran's marijuana trafficking in Oregon and Washington. On Dec. 21, investigators served a search warrant at three locations, including a residence in Vancouver, where officers found 238 marijuana plants, the bulletin said.
Investigators discovered Tran made false statements on loan applications in 2009 to secure mortgages on two houses used to grow marijuana, the bulletin said. The properties were seized for forfeiture, along with four vehicles used to transport marijuana.
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Last year was, apparently, a rarity. As early as June of 2011—around that year's NBA draft—we began hearing how strong the crop of players coming in 2012 would be, and in the weeks leading up to last year's picks, front offices everywhere were giddily awaiting draft night.
This year, we're back to the usual pooh-poohing of incoming talent. The players are young and difficult to read, and all too often, they don't quite fit into a natural position at the next level. That's going to make things tough on scouts, of course, but after talking to a handful of personnel people around the league, here is how the lottery is shaping up for next year.
NBA mock draft 2013: Nerlens Noel leads pack of pedestrian picksnba February 13, 2013 11:20am EST December 21, 2012 3:06pm EST The NBA talent pool comes in waves. Last year saw a large influx of elite players entering the draft. This year, not so much. There are prospects with NBA skill and others with huge upside, but there are few sure things.
Last year was, apparently, a rarity. As early as June of 2011—around that year's NBA draft—we began hearing how strong the crop of players coming in 2012 would be, and in the weeks leading up to last year's picks, front offices everywhere were giddily awaiting draft night.
2 1. Washington. Nerlens Noel, PF, Kentucky.
Noel has lived up to his hype thus far, and though he is not quite Anthony Davis, scouts like him because he is in that mold—he is big and mobile, with great defensive instincts and plays with a lot of energy. Offensively, he needs work, but he has a solid base of NBA skill to build on.
3 2. Cleveland. Alex Len, C, Maryland.
If you're lamenting the disappearance of the big man in the NBA, don't blame Len—he is a legit center, with a very effective post game. I have talked to more than one personnel man who thinks Len could be the top pick in this draft. And while he might not have the upside of a guy like Noel, you can pencil him in as a starter in the league for a long time.
4 3. New Orleans. Cody Zeller, C, Indiana.
Zeller has a polished all-around game for a sophomore, and would have been a lottery pick if he had come out last year. One problem with going back to school is that scouts will parse his game a little more closely and find flaws—his lack of strength is the current concern. By the time the draft comes around, though, expect Zeller to be among the Top 3.
5 4. Detroit. Shabazz Muhammad, SG, UCLA.
There may not be many stars in this draft, but Muhammad is one guy who has a chance to buck that notion. He is not outstanding athletically, but he is good with the ball and is a threat as a scorer. There were questions about his shooting coming in, but so far, he is making 47.6 percent of his 3s.
6 5. Charlotte. Ben McLemore, SG, Kansas.
McLemore is on the rise in the eyes of scouts. He is a very athletic wing who can penetrate the lane with ease and has a smooth perimeter stroke. For him, the trick is to harness his scoring ability, to figure out how to work a defense. Increasingly, he has shown he can be a top-notch scorer, and if he keeps that up, he will wind up in the Top 5-10 of this draft.
7 6. Oklahoma City (via Toronto). Alex Poythress, SF, Kentucky.
One of the knocks you hear on Poythress is that he doesn't have the perimeter game you want out of a small forward, which is where he will play in the NBA (he is 6-7). He is shooting 45.5 percent on 3s, but that's only on 11 attempts. Thing is, Poythress has been impressive with his efficiency on the floor, no matter what position he is at—he is shooting 65.2 percent. He is a good rebounder and a good defender, so if he can just show some consistency on the perimeter, he will wind up even higher in this draft.
8 7. Sacramento. Archie Goodwin, SG, Kentucky.
There is certainly a variety of opinions on Goodwin, a combo guard loved by some scouts and sloughed off by others. He is quick and adept at attacking the basket, but he doesn't have the playmaking ability to play point guard in the NBA. Still, he has played well early on, and his draft stock is solid.
9 8. Phoenix. Otto Porter, SF, Georgetown.
Porter has good size and the kind of all-around game scouts like to see at small forward. He has improved his shooting, which was a negative for him as a freshman last year, though he is still inconsistent. He needs to add muscle, but has the frame to handle it.
10 9. Dallas. C.J. McCollum, SG, Lehigh.
There was some disappointment that McCollum (ankle sprain) could not play on Thursday against North Texas and Tony Mitchell, another candidate to be drafted in the lottery. But the injury is not serious and McCollum—who leads the nation in scoring (24.9 points per game)—remains high in the regard of scouts, shooting 50.9 percent from the field and 51.9 percent from the 3-point line. He is a senior, and a combo guard, and both of those facts hurt his prospects. But he has been such a good scorer, he will be a lottery pick.
11 10. L.A. Lakers. Anthony Bennett, SF, UNLV.
Bennett has put up good numbers thus far, averaging 19.4 points and 8.4 rebounds, shooting 54.7 percent. That sort of production has been pushing his stock higher, and if he continues that trend, he will wind up in the Top 5-7. The problem is—and you'll hear this a lot in this draft—Bennett doesn't have a clear NBA position. He has power forward skill and length, but he is only 6-7.
12 11. Philadelphia. Mason Plumlee, PF, Duke.
The complaints about Plumlee in the past were that he is a bit too passive, too easily pushed around. Hard to see that knock holding up for the length of the season, though, not when he is averaging 19.3 points and 11.5 rebounds. He is going to the free-throw line 8.1 times per game, and though he is not a great free-throw shooter, he is at 69.7 percent, a big jump from the 52.8 percent he shot last year.
13 12. Orlando. Michael Carter-Williams, PG, Syracuse.
There is no doubting that Carter-Williams is the best playmaker in the draft, and his assist (10.7 per game) and rebounding (5.0) numbers are very good. He struggles with his shooting, though, and that is a worry for scouts.
14 13. Portland. James McAdoo, SF, North Carolina.
The number that sticks out for McAdoo early on is the 3.3 turnovers he has been committing. He has played pretty well in general, but he is—again—a tweener, and scouts would like to see him be able to play some small forward. Not sure he is there yet, though.
15 14. Utah. Rudy Gobert, C, France.
With the lack of big-time college stars, expect to see more internationals on the board this year. The best of the bunch is Gobert, an athletic, talented 7-footer whom scouts have stamped as ready to play in the NBA.


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You gotta see this: Yellowstone makes NYT's top place to see list
The New York Times thinks Yellowstone National Park is among the best of the best of the best. Why? The newspaper named the park as one of it's top 52 places to see in 2015 because of its eco-friendly lodges and new walking and biking trails.
It was on a list that included places like Macedonia and Rome.
In fact, Yellowstone was No. 4 on the list.
The park broke visitation records again this year, welcoming more than 3 million in 2015. No doubt that number will keep climbing with recognition like this.
Need more reasons to visit YNP? We've got a few:
- Walk on a real-life supervolcano.
- Become a butterfly expert.
- Ride another kind of yellow bus.
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The Yellowstone supervolcano's seismic threat
The supervolcano under Yellowstone National Park was in the news quite a bit last spring. New findings coupled with a string of small earthquakes fueled some wild rumors of its impending explosion.
But what really is the risk?
Writer Jack Ballard explored that question in our feature in the Sept/Oct issue. Scientists inside the park of been studying the volcano for decades. And, as Jack found out, better technology means better knowledge about the beast.
They say it's unlikely the volcano will erupt anytime. More likely: Earthquakes.
In a 2009 paper in the Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, Smith and a team researchers concluded that the Yellowstone-Teton region represents the area of greatest seismic hazard in the western United States. The project also analyzed earthquake risk in relation to the various fault lines radiating from the caldera of Yellowstone's most recent, albeit very ancient, super-volcano. Of those, the team concluded major quake activity was most likely to occur on the Teton Fault which extends from the southern boundary of Yellowstone National Park into the Jackson Hole Valley in Wyoming.
The USGS has a ton of information about the likelihood of any major disaster caused by the supervolcano. The Q&A is particularly interesting.
Like Jack found out from the scientists who know the supervolcano best, it's likely that the more you know, the less you'll have to fear.
– Jenna
Mapping magma in the Sept/Oct issue out this week
You've probably heard of the supervolanco that lives under Yellowstone National Park. Researchers recently discovered it contains 2.5 times more magma the previously thought and reported their findings in a study released just as a swarm of small earthquakes hit the park. But is it a thing to fear? We'll tell you in the September/October issue of Montana Magazine.
Our cover image, by Tom Murphy, is a shot of some of the mystical and almost other worldly geological features created around Yellowstone by the supervolcano and volcanism of the past.
Writer Jack Ballard writes about how scientists map magma and catalog quakes in his great story about the supervolcano.
Funny enough, our other Yellowstone-focused story takes a look at one of the most gentle creatures inside the park. As writer Corinne Garcia tells us, an artist with a love for winged bugs is helping hoards of park visitors learn more about butterflies.
Spoiler alert: There are a lot of butterflies inside Yellowstone.
You'll also need to see the spread of gorgeous photos by Cathie and Gordon Sullivan, who are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act and Sen. Lee Metcalf's role in its passage with their "In the Name of Nature" Portfolio.
That's accompanied by a another great story by Jack Ballard about how the lands protected by the Wilderness Act continue to draw tourists and support Montana outdoor-based businesses.
As always – we hope you enjoy our most recent issue.
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Massachusetts House of Representatives voted 155-0 on March 31 to approve a bill that sets specific punishments for those convicted of assaulting healthcare workers.
The bill adds RNs, nurse psychologists, physicians, physical and occupational therapists and other healthcare workers to an existing law for protecting emergency medical technicians, ambulance operators and attendants assaulted in the line of duty.
Under the bill, people who are convicted of assaulting nurses or other healthcare workers would be punished by 90 days to 2.5 years in jail or by a fine ranging from $500 to $5,000 or both jail time and a fine.
The legislation now moves to the state senate.
"Patients, family members and others must get the message that violence against healthcare workers will be treated seriously," said Donna Kelly-Williams, RN, president of the Massachusetts Nurses Association and staff nurse at Cambridge Health Alliance. "Several years ago, the legislature increased the penalties for assaulting an emergency medical technician while providing treatment. SB 1753, sponsored by Sen. Michael Moore (D-Millbury), and HB 1696, sponsored by Rep. Michael Rodrigues (D-Westport), provides the same increased penalties for those who assault a nurse or healthcare professional providing treatment."
The vote came after about 200 nurses converged at the state house and lobbied legislators to pass the bill.
They also asked legislators to support two other measures; SB988, which will require healthcare employers to develop and implement programs to prevent workplace violence; and HB1931, which will create a special "difficult to manage" unit in the Department of Mental Health to treat repeat perpetrators of violence. Those are still are making their way through the legislative process.
"We are thrilled with today's vote and the message it sends, that being assaulted is not acceptable, and healthcare workers need to be protected as they do their jobs," Kelly-Williams said. "This is an important first step in our effort to make healthcare settings safer for nurses and for patients."
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The police say they are investigating a fatal accident that occurred at about 0400h today on the Goed Fortuin Public Road, WBD, and which resulted in the death of Jomal Archer, 16 years, of Pouderoyen, WBD.
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The Portland Art Museum becomes an "Enchanted Forest" of green, purple and silver Saturday night. Full story »
Abigail Aguirre and Elamny Hernandez-Guarema are the Rotary Club of Forest Grove Youth Citizens of the Month for October. Full story »
A Harvey Clarke Elementary fourth grader won second place in the state "If I Were Mayor" contest. Full story »
The public is invited to get their first look, and if interested, bid on the 2015 Forest Grove High School's Viking House, from noon to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday. This year's home is at 436 Forest Place, right next door to last year's Viking House. Full story »
Forest Grove High School students found a "Grecian Paradise" Saturday night at their prom in Portland's Crystal Ballroom. Full story »
After coming up in the Forest Grove School District and feeling first-hand the effects of budget cuts, Benjamin Aronhalt wants to offer his perspective in position four on the Forest Grove School Board. Full story »
David Rose wants to bring his work with special education students to the Forest Grove School Board, bolstering the resources for students with behavioral problems. This is not the other David Rose, who taught for many years in Forest Grove. Full story »
Fred Marble has had a long 14-year career on the Forest Grove School Board, and he says he's got "one more good term" in him. He hopes his experience lobbying for funding will restore some lost programs and decrease classroom size. Full story »
Kate Grandusky and Don Hennig, a married couple running for separate positions on the Forest Grove School Board, wants to see Gales Creek School reopened. Full story »
Forest Grove High's Mr. Viking 2015 wins title with Chopin's Prelude, potato jokes (photos and videos)Forest Grove High's Mr. Viking 2015 wins title with Chopin's Prelude, potato jokes (photos and videos)Phillip Thompson-Aue was named the 2015 Mr. Viking during the annual pageant and talent show at Forest Grove High School. Full story »
Forest Grove School District Superintendent Yvonne Curtis is no a finalist in Bend-La Pine School District's superintendent search, the district announced Tuesday, March 10 in a press release. Current Assistant Superintendent for Secondary Programs at Bend-La Pine Shay Mikalson is the district's top candidate. Full story »
Forest Grove Superintendent Yvonne Curtis is among four finalists for the superintendent position at Bend-La Pine Schools. Full story »
Forest Grove High School celebrated its annual "Jam the Gym" basketball night on Feb. 6. Full story »
Washington County's seven school districts - Banks, Beaverton, Forest Grove, Gaston, Hillsboro, Sherwood and Tigard-Tualatin - educate 86,000 students. They met with legislators to discuss current state funding proposals. Full story »
On a quiet street near downtown Forest Grove, Jennifer Weston's four children are growing up bilingual. Full story »
Learning in 2 languages: Forest Grove aims to offer immersion education from preschool to high schoolLearning in 2 languages: Forest Grove aims to offer immersion education from preschool to high schoolThis year marks a new transition for Forest Grove's dual language program. Full story »
Bilingual education: Every student learns in English and Spanish at Forest Grove's immersion schoolsBilingual education: Every student learns in English and Spanish at Forest Grove's immersion schoolsAt Echo Shaw Elementary School, students are taught in both Spanish and English, with the goal of becoming bilingual, biliterate and bicultural. Full story »
Forest Grove's annual lip sync competition has brought the senior class together during their four years at the school. Full story »
Wednesday night, The Trail Band's travels will bring them out to Forest Grove with a few special guests — and the Forest Grove Education Foundation hopes to greet them with a full house. Full story »
Several Dilley Elementary and Forest Grove High School students starred in a promotional video for "The Promise of Oregon," a new campaign by Oregon School Boards Association that seeks to highlight Oregon schools and draw attention to funding needs in public education. Full story »


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Please change your records accordingly. Our telephone numbers, fax number, website address, and e-mail addresses will remain the same. We are doing everything we can to make the transition seamless. However, you may experience a brief interruption in telephone, fax, and/or e-mail services April 15-18, 2016. Your patience and understanding is appreciated.
Act 417 of the 1974 Louisiana Legislature created the Louisiana Cemetery Board. This Act now constitutes Title 8 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes, consisting of Chapters 1 through 13, both inclusive and Sections 1 through 906, both inclusive.
Listed below is a brief summary of the Louisiana Cemetery Board's functions:
The Board meets at least twice a year and may meet at such other times as it may designate. (La. R.S. 8:65)
The Board shall enforce and administer the provisions of Title 8. The Board may establish necessary rules and regulations for the administration and enforcement of Title 8 and prescribe the form of statements and reports provided for by law. (La. R.S. 8:66 through La. R.S. 8:67)
The Board licenses Cemetery Authorities and Cemetery Sales and Management Organizations. (La. R.S. 8:70 through La. R.S. 8:76 and La. R.S. 8:401 through La. R.S. 8:408)
The Board registers and/or catalogues Exempt Cemetery Authorities. (Chapter 7 of the Louisiana Cemetery Board Rules)
The Board monitors and audits Perpetual Care Trust Funds in accordance with the provision of law. (La. R.S. 8:451 through La. R.S. 8:467 and the Louisiana Cemetery Board Rules)
The Board monitors and audits Merchandise Trust Funds and Suppliers in accordance with the provision of law. (La. R.S. 8:501 through La. R.S. 8:511 and the Louisiana Cemetery Board Rules)
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Picture gallery: New signing Luna checks in at Bodymoor Heath
Check out a picture gallery of Luna's first day.
Luna arrived at Villa's training ground to agree terms, complete a medical and sign a three-year deal.
Shortly after completing his move from La Liga outfit Sevilla, the Spanish full-back posed for photos and took part in media duties.
He donned the brand new Villa home shirt for a short photo session with club photographer Neville Williams before sitting down for his first interview with in-house TV channel AVTV.
Luna follows Aleksandar Tonev, Jores Okore, Leandro Bacuna and Nicklas Helenius to the club in what has been a busy summer of recruitment by boss Paul Lambert.
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