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A new plan from Washington and Wellington is now expected to be submitted on Friday before talks in Tasmania next month.
Diplomatic insiders fear the revised plan could see the proposed marine protected area (MPA) slashed by as much as 40 per cent.
Opposition to the New Zealand-US sanctuary came from a bloc of fishing nations, led by Norway.
It is understood the revised draft would be in line with some demands from these countries, which include South Korea, China, Chile and Japan.
A quota of 3800 tonnes a year is in place in the Ross Sea, but the New Zealand-US plan would move boats from historic fishing grounds and spawning areas to protect the pristine environment.
In its current form, the plan would be the world's largest MPA with a 1.6 million sqk "no-take" zone, where only fishing for scientific research could take place.
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Foreign Minister Murray McCully declined to confirm the existence of a revised draft but said there were efforts to meet other nations' concerns.
"There's been, I think, a very considered attempt to weigh up the areas of resistance expressed at Bremerhaven and to develop a strategy for the next annual meeting in Hobart that comes up in a few weeks' time," he said.
Speaking from the Pacific Islands Forum in the Marshall Islands, McCully said there have been discussions with the US and other countries, and he was prepared to accept "modifications".
"It is proving extraordinarily difficult. It was always going to be difficult and it's currently being very difficult," he said.
New Zealand Co-ordinator for the Antarctic Ocean Alliance Geoff Keey was concerned there may be a "significant reduction" in the size of the proposed reserve, but he was not surprised officials were looking at a compromise.
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99-91...that judge should be shot.
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Another bow**** robbery. Unbelievable.
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Ponce De León WAS ROBBED BIG TIME!!!!!! B U L L S H I T DECISION!!!!! Broner should worry more about fighting than how his hair looks!!!! Cause he got his ass kicked tonight & was blessed with a S H I T BAG decision!!!
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another boring fighter.
We don't need him.
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It was a good fight. It was a close fight.
But I thought Broner lost more than he won, if you get my meaning.
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Decent fight thanks to Ponce De Leon
Broner could put someone to sleep with that boring ass counter-punch only style. That **** sucks
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They needed the undefeated prospect to get the win against a veteran. I had de leon winning that fight but I also knew that he was gonna get jobbed. Boxing is becoming a real motherf#cker.
And Broner is a poor man's Mayweather. Just all talk who has a KO waiting to happen.
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Thanks America, lol.
I mean it makes sense to fight with that low-risk style but it's painful to watch.
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I like to point out that De Leon ain't the same boxer after he lost against JuanMa. His style changed. Those first 3 rounds he was so freaking defensive and granted he threw a lot of body shots but still. Anyway, I still think he won but he got robbed as everyone said. Look at the scorecard 91-99 and that other score like 94 something which means in their (judges) eyes Brohner won more rounds that to me is ridiculous.
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It was a close fight but I wouldn't call it an outright robbery. But considerin Broner is about 2 or 3 weight classes above De Leon he should of won clearly. Broner is really terrible. He thinks he's Floyd; he's not. Broners inexperience really showed here and he has alot to work on.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Five of the victim's friends and family members walked out of the courtroom Monday before sentencing was complete, but that didn't change what the judge decided to do.
"I just simply do not find anything so persuasive to go contrary to the recommendation of the state and the facts and circumstances of this case," 3rd District Judge Ann Boyden said before sentencing Jonathan Fithian, 29, to two concurrent prison sentences of 1 to 15 years in prison for the death of Paul Butterfield, 26. Boyden also ordered Fithian to pay restitution for funeral expenses and the cost of therapy.
Fithian pleaded guilty in July to manslaughter and obstruction of justice, both second-degree felonies, in the November 2010 killing.
Witnesses earlier testified that Fithian entered Butterfield's home seeking drugs, counterfeit money or both. When Butterfield insulted Fithian's cousin, Fithian pulled out a gun. Witnesses said it went off after Fithian struck Butterfield with the weapon.
Though witnesses said it was unclear whether Fithian meant to fire the weapon or whether it accidentally went off after he pistol-whipped Butterfield, it was regarded as an accident during sentencing.
Butterfield was struck in the back and later died. The man left behind two young children.
"A part of my life is gone," Butterfield's mother, Cheryl, said. "It's hard to face and it's something I'll live with for the rest of my life — (Fithian) took a great guy."
Fithian was originally charged with first-degree felony murder. As part of a plea deal, he pleaded guilty to a reduced manslaughter charge and prosecutors agreed to recommend two concurrent prison terms. Butterfield's family expressed anger and frustration over the plea agreement.
"We haven't been involved in any of this," brother Luke Butterfield told the judge. "It's all one big mess."
He said he wanted to believe the shooting was an accident, but said Fithian pointed the gun at other members of the Butterfield family even after shooting Paul Butterfield. Then, Fithian ran from the home.
"It was all handled really bad if it was an accident," Luke Butterfield said.
Sister Tonice Butterfield expressed similar frustrations with the sentence. She wept as she told the judge that she relives the shooting every day of her life.
"It's sad to know that the last memory I have of my brother was seeing him die on the kitchen floor," she said.
Prosecutor Thad May told Boyden the decision to offer the agreement was made by a committee. "It's an agreement we stand behind," he said.
Defense attorney Ralph Dellapiana said the trajectory of the bullet supports the notion that the gun accidentally went off, as did eyewitness testimony. He also noted that his client has a relatively minor criminal history and asked for concurrent sentences and credit for the 306 days he's been in jail.
"These cases are truly heartbreaking," Dellapiana said. "Especially when they are as senseless as this one was. It's not just the victim that suffers, but the whole family. They can never be made whole and we wish the best for them."
Fithian said he was "sincerely sorry" for what he had done and hopes his guilty plea helps the family.
"I know there's nothing I can do to bring Paul back, to make it right with the family," he said. "I feel like a total piece of (expletive deleted) for what I did."
After Fithian spoke, Luke Butterfield interjected and asked to make another statement, asking the prosecutor why he didn't take the case to trial as Luke Butterfield claimed he was promised.
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In June 2009, construction revealed mid-20th century posters
preserved behind the walls of La Muette, an underground station on
the ninth line of the Paris Métro in the 16th
An old ad uncovered during construction at La Muette, a Paris
Métro station. The two styles of phone numbers date it sometime
between 1953 and 1973. (photo: Paul Shamble)
The Régie Autonome des Transports Parisiens (RATP) is now
undoing work originally completed in the 1950s and '60s. After
World War II, carrossage (arched tiling) was widely used as
an inexpensive way to quickly renovate outdated metro stations from
the 1920s and '30s. The mid-century construction crews did not
bother to remove the stations' posters, leaving layers of maps and
schedules, avis and advertisements from another time to
emerge today.
Muette is one among many recently deconstructed stations—the
process is informally known as décarrossage. Since the
RATP's Renouveau du Métro ("Renew the Métro") campaign began
in the early 1990s, décarrossage has revealed poster
archives in dozens of stations, including St. Suplice, George V,
Les Sablons, École Militaire, Brochant, Bérault, Charles Michels,
Jules Joffrin, Convention, Volontaires, Trinité and Anvers.
Even an official RATP blog took note: "The metro stations
themselves are sometimes better than a transportation museum. They
jealously keep the treasures of their past, which only appear
during heavy construction!" ("Abbesses se
découvre" in Carnets du Voyageur, 2004).
Layers of posters were revealed during construction at La
Muette. (photo: Paul Shamble)
During construction at La Muette, which ended in November,
passengers traveled through the drafty station with exposed beams
overhead. I felt like Jonah inside the whale. The posters for
bygone products fascinated me, but few other commuters seemed to
notice them. A thick layer of dust and grime—sediment several
millimeters thick—made poster study at La Muette closer to geology
than art history. Layers and layers of postings further reinforced
this idea. While the advertisements on the top layer ("the crust")
were dull and dirty, posters beneath were shockingly colorful and
alive. Old penned and scratched graffiti, long before the reign of
spray paint, was also preserved.
Young scholars of France long for the mastery of Parisian
history that can turn any detail into a temporal clue. We wish we
could immediately come into the vast archive of experience and
scholarship that enables greats like Charles Tilly to
place a stranger or strange object in historical context.
Detail of an old advertisement in La Muette station. (photo:
Paul Shamble)
"A subway rider elbows his way out of the blue, rubber-tired
train at the Hôtel de Ville station," Tilly once wrote. Above
ground, the man notices buses, shoppers coming from the Bazar de
l'Hôtel de Ville, the top of the Bastille column, and, walking
north, "the garish blue, red and green surfaces of the Centre
Georges Pompidou." This string of sights allows Tilly to "fix our
subway rider's view of the Place quite precisely in time: no
earlier than 1977, when the Centre Pompidou opened its doors. No
later than 1980, when Mayor Jacques Chirac of Paris succeeded in
banning motor vehicles from most of the square" (The Contentious
French, 1986).
Similarly, we can try to date La Muette's posters through a
process of historical narrowing.
Let's start with the obvious things, like the presence of the
franc monetary symbol on advertisements with prices. This
firmly places the posters before January 2002, when France changed
its currency to the euro.
Telephone numbers provide another clue. Take the two types of
phone numbers printed in one advertisement on a large sheet of
heavy cardboard siding: the name "Robinson" precedes the first,
while the other consists entirely of digits. The first is Parisian,
the second is not. In the 1930s, all French phone numbers began
with the name of the centrale téléphonique in their area
(Robinson, in this case), followed by the subscriber's unique
number. The most famous example is Odéon 84–00 (l'horloge
parlante, the speaking clock service). In 1953, French phone
numbers every place but Paris became exclusively numerical. It was
not until October 1, 1973, that Parisian phone numbers went the
same way. So this poster could be dated 1953–73.
An old advertisement with prices in francs at La Muette. (photo:
Paul Shamble).
Specific threads could also be traced through existing archives.
Actors' names, an invitation to a veterans' ball—these are simple
to research. There is no wrong or right way to place a poster—or
any unknown—in time. Graphic designers might recognize a certain
font or illustrative style that was used only in the 1960s.
Posters' physical properties—type of ink or weight of paper—might
allow an experienced printer to name the date.
The latest explicitly dated poster I discovered in La Muette was
for the school year 1963–64. This is consistent with what we
expect, since most carrossages occurred in the early to
mid-1960s. But, because of the station's many layers of posters—and
the fact that certain types of affiches, such as maps and
avis, tend to be older than the advertisements surrounding
them—it is safer to posit a reasonable timeframe, say 1950–65, than
attempt to assign a single year.
Peeled-back posters become abstract art at La Muette. (photo:
Paul Shamble)
In the second half of the 19th century, Baron Georges-Eugène
Haussmann, Napoleon III's Prefect of the Seine, remade Paris
completely, razing buildings, widening streets, creating the city
we know today, with its boulevards and "classic" buildings. In the
process, he destroyed an older Paris, whose death was mourned by
generations of artists. Since then, many a flâneur has tried
to find hints of the ancestral city lurking beneath the new.
Ostensibly, Haussmann's redesign was motivated by concern for
public hygiene. It is also widely acknowledged as an
antirevolutionary measure, meant to make military access to the
city's most dangerous proletarian neighborhoods more efficient
John Merriman calls this "imperialism of the straight
On the platform at La Muette, I met an RATP engineer working on
the renovations. Wearing a striped shirt and carrying a clipboard,
he told me that the construction would make the station "plus
claire," bringing more light into the underground. Haussmann's
reforms, too, were meant to do exactly this, to bring more light
into the city (see
David P. Jordan, Transforming Paris, 1995).
Haussmann is merely the most famous French example of urban
planning—"progress"—destroying a rich history.
An old design school
poster at La Muette. (photo: Paul Shamble)
The situation at La Muette is more complicated. There is no
clear "imperialism of the straight line" in this case. Indeed, the
posters, momentarily revealed last year, were preserved only
because of the mid-century remodel. Otherwise, they would have been
covered by other posters or removed, living out their brief lives
within the tile frames of the metro billboards. Further, the
posters were only rediscovered because of the new construction—or,
rather, the deconstruction—of 2009. Catching the metro at La
Muette, one stands at a crossroads in time.
But what is remembered there? I pointed out the poster for the
1963–64 student-rail pass to a woman standing in front it: "A
poster from '63! But I wasn't even born yet in '63," she
My research into the small online cult of décarrossage
reveals enthusiasts primarily to be of my own generation.
"J'adoooore… le décarrossage des stations de métro" ("I
loooove… the décarrossage of metro stations"), writes
on her blog, right after posting about her new netbook. Most
fans are young twenty- and thirty-somethings, adept with iPhones,
Flickr, Blogger and Twitter. Bref, people for whom the
posters recall nothing. La Muette's posters are glimpses into
someone else's present, not the past of today's admirers.
Today, construction is complete at La Muette and in the process
most of the posters were peeled down and thrown away. But some have
been covered up, to inevitably be unearthed again.
Is Helvetica really the typeface of the New York City
Subway? Shaw goes myth-busting to uncover the long, storied
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The law that "what goes up must come down" doesn't just apply to gravity, but street art, too. Good thing that the Wooster Collective is around to document it.
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Is the popular poster printing process alive and well today? Cushing compares two revivals and urges for more.
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In response to the tragedy at Pulse, AIGA Orlando is inviting everyone to design a poster to be auctioned off, Saturday, June 25 from 2pm-8pm. All money raised will go to the families affect by the Pulse nightclub tragedy.
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You want it? We probably have it!
In fact if you browse the store you will find lots of things that we have that you didn't know you wanted!
Metal framed futon with a good mattress....great for that kid heading off to school or first job away from home.
2 small dressers....great for the same kid!
A plethora of cookie cutters....maybe not for the same kid, but who knows? Also have cookie cook books.
Lots of new to us northwoods knick knacks....my mother always told me I had taste for knick knacks, and she must have been right! Moose and Bears, birds with houses, lions and tigers (not really) oh my!
Large card board (light) building blocks... fun on a rainy day and you won't trip over little wooden pieces! Toddlers will have fun and you will be safe from injury.
And our special interest of the week is: TABLES!! Dining room, kitchen, with or without chairs, round, square, oblong.... and don't forget! We have table leaves (leafs) that don't have tables. This will be your week to change out that dining room, kitchen, or deck!!!
Always something going on at ODDZ & ENDZ and most of it good! Coffee is on!
We will be closed on the Fourth of July! Go have fun at the parade in Tofte, and the events in Grand Marais and Grand Portage! Always lots to do in Cook County.
CONTACT: EvaLyn Carlson
DATE: 06/26/2016 05:17pm
DATE: 06/26/2016 12:39pm
Summer has come to The Blue Moose
It's time for FLOWERS ! We have a great selection of beautiful annuals, perennials, herbs, vegetables, fruit trees, shade trees and shrubs. Many new gardern items, jewelry, pottery and art in our shops.
Open 7 days a week
CONTACT: Bill Doucette
DATE: 06/26/2016 11:19am
SUBWAY Summer Hours
SUBWAY Summer Hours
Monday- Friday 7 am to 9 pm
Saturday 8 am to 9 pm
Sunday 9 am to 3 pm
CONTACT: Rob Svadlenka
DATE: 06/26/2016 06:03am
Painting Party At Voyageur Brewing
Let your inner artist out during the Grand Marais Arts Festival. Paint with us from 1pm-3:30pm and bring home a hand-painted piece of art. Choose from two different paintings & reserve your space online. http://www.palettemn.com/shopmn/7916-voyager or http://www.palettemn.com/shopmn/7/9voyageur
Limited seating so reserve soon, hope to see you.
CONTACT: Sue Prom
DATE: 06/25/2016 05:03pm
Blown Glass Ornaments Demo | Art Colony
Come out to the Art Colony today to at 1pm to see Gretchen Lisdahl's work with blown glass using a Hot Head torch, glass cylindars and colored glass.
Free and open to all.
CONTACT: Grand Marais Art Colony
DATE: 06/25/2016 12:27pm
Jack Williams in Concert - July 9
JACK WILLIAMS - July 9 - 7:30 PM
Arrowhead Center for the Arts - 51 W. 5th St. Grand Marais
Tickets are general admission: $17 adults, $5 youth (18 & under). For sale in advance at www.tix.com (search "Arrowhead Center for the Arts"). Also for sale at the door (box office opens 6:30 PM).
Music legend Peter Yarrow (Peter, Paul, & Mary) has lauded Jack Williams as "the best guitar player I've ever heard," and Tom Paxton has called him "one of my all-time favorite pickers." Williams' style has evolved from a lifetime of musical involvement ranging from beatnik trumpeter, to folk-revivalist banjo player, to country, rock, and R & B electric and steel-guitar player, to chamber music composer. He spends most of his time today touring the U.S. and playing major music festivals and venues, including The Newport Folk Festival and Chicago's Folkstage, hosted by Rich Warren of NPR's nationally syndicated show The Midnight Special.
Warren writes of Williams, "His artistry... is nothing short of amazing. Dazzling picking, expressive voice, unique and interesting songs. He is a showman in the best sense of the word and just wowed our audience. I think they would have followed him anywhere." Though he's sometimes referred to as a "singer-songwriter," audiences should not expect a night of quiet introspective ballads. Williams is known for his entertaining and high-energy performances.
Listen to Jack here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LknHVx7DAQ&feature=youtu.be
For more details about this and other North Shore Music Association events, go to www.northshoremusicassociation.com.
CONTACT: North Shore Music Association
DATE: 06/25/2016 08:31am
William Kent Krueger @ Drury Lane Books Saturday!
Best-selling regional author William Kent Krueger will be at Drury Lane Books on Saturday at 5 PM!
Come hear Kruegar read a sneak preview of Manitou Canyon, the latest Cork O'Conner mystery coming out in September. Ask him your questions, and hear him discuss writing and reading. Pre-order your copy of Manitou Canyon or check out one of Krueger's many other books.
Saturday June 25
Drury Lane Books at the end of Wisconsin Street on the East Bay of Lake Superior
CONTACT: Drury Lane
DATE: 06/24/2016 10:13am
Onion and Garlic Sets 50% Off
All remaining onion and garlic sets are 50%.
We can help with all your gardening needs; soils, additives, garden tools and planters.
Happy to Support WTIP's Northern Gardening Program
Buck's Hardware Hank
On the Corner of 1st Ave West and Hwy 61
Grand Marais, MN
CONTACT: Buck's Hardware
DATE: 06/24/2016 09:25am
agitator washer
well....not one that really works unless you are great at repair! In fact, we have cut off the worn out plug so there is no question that it does not work....HOWEVER it would make a great garden for flowers or potatoes, or other vegetables! The wringer is on it so there is room for viney plants. This is the best way to be agitated!
Just in: Jersey knit twin size bed sheet sets...in a bag even. Sorry they are not extra long...
Cameras of all sorts: start your grandchildren on the fine art of taking pictures without using their phone! If you are interested in dark room equipment we have that too.
Lots and lots of lighting stuff and lamps and bulbs and repair equipment...buy and use as is or create your own!
Look for the good housekeeping magazine with all the neat repurposing ideas...it will be near a cup of coffee and a place to sit and relax.
Coffee is on!
CONTACT: EvaLyn Carlson
DATE: 06/23/2016 10:04pm
FREE Estimates for Carpet and Furniture Cleaning
Carpet Cleaning,Furniture Cleaning,Tile and Grout Cleaning,Odor/Stain Removal and Subsurface extraction for spills and pet accidents.Commercial and Residential.Large and Small Jobs.Some FREE Furniture moving(some restrictions).Serving Cook County and the North Shore and based in Grand Marais Mn.Owner/Operator Mark Hinnenkamp.25 YEARS Delighting Customers,Superior Carpet STEAM Cleaning.218-370-9013.FREE Estimates.
CONTACT: Mark Hinnenkamp
DATE: 06/23/2016 11:45am
Art Colony Artist Talk with David Feinberg - Today!
The Visual Language and the Unexpected
David Feinberg is a painter who has taught at the University of Minnesota for over 40 years. In 2002 David began the Voice to Vision project, which, through the vehicle of art, captures the experiences and stories of genocide survivors of different parts of the world. This artist talk is free and open to all.
Wednesday, June 22 | 4:30pm
Location: JOHNSON HERITAGE POST GALLERY
CONTACT: Grand Marais Art Colony
DATE: 06/22/2016 03:42pm
Summer is here...hurry and get your picnic stuff...
We do have picnic stuff, from the genuine picnic basket just like Dorothy had in the Wizard of Oz to plastic containers and even brown paper bags...whatever works! We have table cloths (the oil cloth kind), lovely picnic dishes and glassware (er plasticware) for your favorite drinks. Lemonade pitchers, tableware (that means knives, forks etc.)... and don't forget umbrellas...we have them, too!
You are one ant short of a picnic if you don't bring along tether ball, or other games... or in-line (on line?) skates, some fishing equipment, and a Good Book. We probably have what you are looking for including totes to carry all the stuff you need.
Maybe you want to just sit on your deck.... need chairs? We have them. How about tables? We even have a metal Pub table.
Just in:
- Rattan or wicker occasional chairs
- new bath/shower surround
- book shelves (or, with imagination, things you can make into bookshelves)
- medicine cabinet with a mirror
- cool cabinet that could be for medicine without a mirror
- Very nice French doors.
Plus.... we have table leafs..or is it leaves? priced extremely low because we have no tables to go with them! AND WE HAVE SHUTTERS.... many sizes both plastic and wood. They aren't just for windows any more, you know. There are those who have made headboards out of them. I shutter to think about it.
Stop in the coffee is always on and the welcome is always warm!!
CONTACT: EvaLyn Carlson
DATE: 06/21/2016 09:58pm
Arrowhead Sketchers Meet-Up This Thursday!
Arrowhead sketchers will meet on Thursday, June 23, at the public boat landing in the Grand Marais RV park at 5:30. (From Highway 61, take West 8th Avenue toward Lake Superior.) We will sketch in this area of the harbor and RV park. If the weather in bad, we'll meet in the picnic shelter adjacent to the public landing at 5:30. We'll sketch for an hour and one-half or so, then gather to share sketches and the experience. All are welcome, regardless of skill level, chosen medium, and age.
CONTACT: Grand Marais Art Colony
DATE: 06/21/2016 09:48am
Did your power go out and leave you in the dark?
.....Too bad you hadn't shopped at ODDZ & ENDZ before that last storm! We had candles, lanterns, maybe even a flashlight or two..... and we have BOOKS..
RECIPE books are my favorite. I can't cook (when I walk into the kitchen the smoke alarm goes off in self defense!)...but I can read! The best are the church cook books, and we have representation of churches from around the country, including Cook County. They are a mix of history, tid bits of news, corrections, and special recipes handwritten in the margins. Then there are the "specialty" cook books; cookies, bread, more cookies, holiday cooking, diet, non-diet, and road-kill. There are recipe books for novice, experienced and children and then, of course there are the usual Betty Crocker, Emeril, etc. books designed for learning how to cook.
BIOGRAPHIES and AUTOBIOGRAPHIES...everyone from Lawrence Welk to Sarah Palin. (no kidding)...
HOW to BOOKs... need to build a deck, learn to sail, design a house, paint an oyster shell? How about crochet, or how to play croquet (you figure out the difference). You can learn how to tame a horse, detick a dog, neuter a hedgehog (well maybe not that)..plumb a sink, unclog a drain.... whatever you need, it is here!
FICTION.. sappy love stories where you know on the first page who Mr. Hunk really is... mysteries. who done it... spy novels... espionage... humor (think Garrison Keillor).
NON-FICTION historical, political, spiritual, adventure
and of course
SELF-HELP we have those on the top shelf so that you have to ask for help to get them down.
All worthy reading on a wet, miserable rainy night in your tent or in the comfort of your unpowered living room. For reading by candle light we have a few LARGE PRINT books.
Come and browse...it is like going to Barnes and Nobel without the food choices...but lots of coffee.
Mondays 11-6; Tues, Fri Sat 10-4.
CONTACT: EvaLyn Carlson
DATE: 06/20/2016 09:16pm
Jack Williams at ACA July 9
Don't miss the North Shore Music Association's next great concert event:
JACK WILLIAMS July 9 at 7:30 PM
Arrowhead Center for the Arts - 51 W. 5th St. Grand Marais
Tickets are general admission: $17 adults, $5 youth (18 & under). For sale in advance at www.tix.com (search "Arrowhead Center for the Arts"). Also for sale at the door (box office opens 6:30 PM)
Jack Williams is considered a "musician's musician," an uncommonly unique guitarist, a writer of vivid songs with a strong sense of place, and a storyteller in an old Southern tradition who further illustrates each tale with his guitar. Rich Warren of WFMT Chicago's The Midnight Special says of Jack, "His artistry is nothing short of amazing. Dazzling picking, expressive voice, unique and interesting songs. He is a showman in the best sense of the word and just wowed our audience. I think they would have followed him anywhere." Vic Heyman, in SING OUT! magazine, writes, "He is one of the strongest guitar players in contemporary folk."
Jack has nine CDs of original music on the Wind River (Folk Era) label. His songs have been recorded by artists ranging from Tom Jones and David Clayton-Thomas to Chuck Pyle, Cindy Mangsen, Ronny Cox, and Lowen & Navarro. In addition to his solo career, as a guitarist he has accompanied such luminaries as Tom Paxton, Peter Yarrow (of Peter, Paul & Mary), Mickey Newbury, and Harry Nilsson.
Listen to Jack perform here:
For more details about this and other NSMA events, go to www.northshoremusicassociation.com
CONTACT: North Shore Music Association
DATE: 06/20/2016 10:00am
North Shore Health Physical Therapy Services
North Shore Health is proud to offer a full service Out Patient Physical Therapy Department with special interests in postural therapy, sports injury prevention and treatment, balance disorders, incontinence and manual therapy with exercise for the spine and extremities. We are open M-F and can be reached at 218-387-3284. Our In Patient Physical Therapy services include treatment for hospital patients, swing bed patients and care center residents.
CONTACT: Michele Silence
DATE: 06/20/2016 09:00am
Storm clean up!
Local help for storm clean up! Please call or email Dave at North Shore Timber.
CONTACT: Dave Howe
DATE: 06/20/2016 07:48am
SUBWAY Summer Hours
SUBWAY Summer Hours
Monday thru Friday 7 am to 9 pm
Saturday 8 am to 9 pm
Sunday 9 am to 3 pm
CONTACT: Rob Svadlenka
DATE: 06/19/2016 05:54am
Harriet's Shuttle offers Superior Service to Woods Ck, CR14/Kimball Ck, Kadonce Wayside, Magney SP, Otter Lk Superior Hiking Tr
Harriet's SHUTTLE SERVICE by appointment 24/7 is SUPERIOR.. Superior Service is provided at the convenience of the hiker to all Superior Hiking Trail trail-heads...don't be held hostage by a schedule. Free Car Storage offered at a secure location as needed. Late Arrival? Free shelter is offered...just ask. Service between, to/from all Cook County Trailheads is available at your request...from Pincushion Mt, Woods Creek, CR14/Kimball Creek, Kadounce Wayside, Magney SP, Camp Road 20, Carlson Creek, Otter Lake Road, (Also from Caribou Wayside to Pincushion---too many to list) Call 218-370-9164, or send inquiry to email@example.com.
CONTACT: Harriet Quarles
DATE: 06/18/2016 01:11pm
Harriet's Shuttle to Border Route Trail (BRT) is Superior
Harriet's Shuttle Service is SUPERIOR to all Border Route Trailheads....and save 3hrs riding in shuttle vehicle. It is 86miles one way between Magnetic Rock and Otter Lake on the Highway and gravel roads. Shuttle will take hiker(s) to start point...then, take hikers's vehicle to finish point on a specified date. It is 65+ miles of rugged trail. Shuttle available 24/7. Reservations appreciated but service is flexible to service hiker needs. Inquire about shelter from the elements if you arrive late to begin your hike. Call 218-370-9164, or inquire at: email@example.com.
CONTACT: Harriet Quarles
DATE: 06/18/2016 12:29pm
Harriet's Hiking Shuttle is Superior!
Harriet's Hiking Shuttle is SUPERIOR! Custom shuttle service to all Cook County Superior Hiking Trail Trailheads from Caribou Wayside to Otter Lake. Do not be "held hostage..." to a schedule with limited service. Available 24/7. Your pick-up time is an appointment for custom shuttle. Direct Express Service from Martin Road, Duluth, and Hwy 301, Two Harbors.... All trail heads betweenCaribou Wayside and OtterLake Road. Limited service to Crosby-Manitou. Call 218-370-9164 for reservation, or email an inquiry to email@example.com.
CONTACT: Harriet Quarles
DATE: 06/18/2016 12:10pm
Clay Demo - Art Colony - Saturday 1pm
Come out to the Art Colony today at 1pm to watch a clay demonstration and check out our studio spaces.
CONTACT: Grand Marais Art Colony
DATE: 06/18/2016 11:05am
Clay Demo - Saturday at 1pm
Come to the Art Colony Saturday, June 18 at 1pm to participate in our weekly demonstration. This week Bob Tamanaha will be demonstrating wheel-throwing in our clay studio.
Free and open to all.
CONTACT: Grand Marais Art Colony
DATE: 06/17/2016 03:54pm
Loon's Nest
Take a beautiful drive up the Gunflint Trail & stop at the Loon's Nest Gift shop. Many handmade items by local artist's such as Len Forss who does amazing hand carved figures.
CONTACT: Darlene
DATE: 06/17/2016 11:52am
Art Colony Classes to Consider!
Expand your artistic repertoire or try something for the first time!
Are you a painter? Try transitioning your work into printmaking through collagraph or monoprinting.
Are you looking for some additional work space and time under the guidance of a seasoned artist? Join us for David Feinberg's mentored class.
Want to try painting for the first time? Join us for Watercolor Basics where all questions are fair game!
Looking for something fun and different? Sign up for Blown Glass Ornaments and experience the possibilities in our glass studio.
Call today to register or for more info: 218-378-2737
Collagraph: Exploring Printed Texture with Jerry Riach
June 17 - 19 | 2.5 days
Tuition: $190 | Supply Fee: $44
Mentor Residency Workshop: Develop Your Artistic Potential with David Feinberg
June 20 - 24 | 5 days
Tuition: $475
Artist Talk | The Visual Language and the Unexpected with David Feinberg
June 22, 2016 | 4:30pm | Free | Location: Johnson Heritage Post Gallery
One at a Time: Monoprint Methods with Dean Trisko
June 24 - 26 | 3 days
Tuition: $255 | Supply Fee: $33
Watercolor Basics with Spencer Meagher
June 25 - 26 | 2 days
Tuition: $190 | Supply Fee: $22
NEW: Blown Glass Ornaments - Second Session Added! with Gretchen Lisdahl
Saturday, June 25 | 9 am - Noon
Tuition: $40 | Supply Fee: $40
CONTACT: Grand Marais Art Colony
DATE: 06/16/2016 01:30pm
Volunteers Needed
Chik-Wauk Museum and Nature Center are looking for volunteers to help out either in our Museum or in the Nature Center.
Volunteers are a huge part of Chik-Wauk's success. You do not need to have a naturalist background to help at the Nature Center. If you like working with children and enjoy seeing their eyes light up when they start to explore and learn about all the different aspects of nature on the Gunflint Trail, you would be a great addition. We are looking for volunteers any day of the week from 11 am to 3 pm all summer long.
If you would be interested or have questions about volunteering in either location please feel free to call the Museum at 218-388-9915 or send me an email at email@example.com.
Thank you I hope you will consider volunteering at Chik-Wauk Museum and Nature Center this season.
CONTACT: Chik-Wauk Museum and Nature Center
DATE: 06/16/2016 01:07pm
DATE: 06/15/2016 09:34am
Arrowhead Sketchers Meet-Up This Thursday!
Arrowhead Sketchers will meet on Thursday, June 16, in the parking lot opposite the Co-op at 5:30. We will sketch in the area of the Bally Blacksmith building, Co-op, etc. If the weather in bad, we'll meet in Grandma Ray's at 5:30. We sketch for an hour and one-half or so, then gather to share sketches and the experience. All our welcome, regardless of skill level, chosen medium, and age.
CONTACT: Grand Marais Art Colony
DATE: 06/15/2016 09:20am
North Shore Health Eye Care
Eye care services are available in Grand Marais. Dr. Mueller from the Austin Tracey office is seeing patients at an outreach clinic at the North Shore Health. Call 218-722-6655 to set up an appointment.
CONTACT: Michele Silence
DATE: 06/13/2016 08:47am
SUBWAY Summer Hours
Monday thru Friday 7 am to 9 pm
Saturday 8 am to 9 pm
Sunday 9 am to 3 pm
CONTACT: Rob Svadlenka
DATE: 06/12/2016 06:56am
North Coast Towing
Local and long distance towing.
CONTACT: North Coast Towing, Clark Bloomquist
DATE: 06/11/2016 03:23pm
DEVILS TRACK Nordic Mid-June Sale
Devils Track Nordic Mid-June Ski Sale – Cross-country ski packages are 50% off (skis, boots, bindings, poles) except for 2016 skis (35% off, Intelligrip and Redline) this weekend! Our older rental ski packages are 50% off! Super Savings on all XC Cross-country ski clothing is 50% off - jackets, pants, vests, thermal wear, hats and long underwear! If you're looking for wax or waxing supplies - save 40% on purchases over $125. This weekends hours: Saturday, June 11th from 12 to 3 pm.
We are located at 922 Gunflint Trail, Grand Marais, MN 2 1/2 miles up from Grand Marais or about 1/3 up from Pincushion on the right.
CONTACT: Dave
DATE: 06/11/2016 11:54am
Clay Demo TODAY - 1pm Art Colony
Join us today at 1pm for a clay demo at the Art Colony. A great opportunity to see the process of ceramics! Free and open to all ages
The Grand Marais Art Colony is located two blocks up the hill from Java Moose at 120 W 3rd Ave
CONTACT: Grand Marais Art Colony
DATE: 06/11/2016 09:17am
SUBWAY Summer Hours
Monday thru Friday 7 am to 9 pm
Saturday 8 am to 9 pm
Sunday 9 am to 3 pm
CONTACT: Rob Svadlenka
DATE: 06/10/2016 07:56pm
Carpenter Ants swarming
You may have noticed that there has been a large number of large, black, winged Carpenter Ants this year. The reason is that Carpenter Ants have their reproductive swarm when conditions are ideal and the chance of success is the highest. Wet and warm is the key.. Well, we have had planty of the Wet but not so much of the Warm and the ants have had to be a bit picky, causing them to erupt out of the their ancient nests in large numbers over short periods of time.
If you are seeing large numbers of ants or believe you may have a Carpenter Ant nest in your home or cabin, contact us and we can help you diagnose whether you need to be concerned. Seeing large ants aournd you home may simply mean there are colonies close by but they do not pose a threat to your home. It can also mean that you have a nest in your cabin or home that needs treatment.
We are as close as your phone.
CONTACT: North Shore Superior Pest Management
DATE: 06/10/2016 03:51pm
FRESH FLOWER and VEGETABLE STOCK
Just arrived, We have filled the green house with new stock of annuals, hanging baskets, herbs, wave petunias, geraniums, planters and perennials.
Excellent hardy plants grown in Canada for our climate.
We also have all your gardening supplies; planters, gloves, tools, soils and additives. We stock FEDCO SEEDS.
Happy to Support WTIP's Northern Gardening Program
Buck's Hardware
On the Corner of 1st Ave West and Hwy 61
Grand Marais, MN
CONTACT: Buck's Hardware
DATE: 06/10/2016 03:40pm
Last Weekend for the Plant Sale!
This is the final weekend for the plant sale! Come check out our beautiful tomatoes, a great value at $6 each for naturally grown plants with no pesticides or herbicides! Many are flowering and now is the time to plant. Sale closes at the end of the day on Sunday. Sale is located in the hoop house of Great Expectations School on the corner of E. 5th St and Gunflint Trail.
DATE: 06/10/2016 02:32pm
Junior Golf
Superior National Junior Golf will be starting June 15th. ***Postponed due to weather, we will start June 22nd****
Beginners start at 5:00pm and go to 5:45pm ages 6 to 12
Junior League 9-hole golfers start at 4:00pm with short instruction and play 9-holes until aproximately 6:30pm
Cost of classes $75
For more information or to register call Superior National 663-7195
Register online at www.superiornational.com/lessons
CONTACT: Superior National at Lutsen
DATE: 06/09/2016 06:22pm
North Shore Health National Nursing Assistant Week
It takes a TEAM to provide excellent care. Thank you to the outstanding nursing staff at the North Shore Health Care Center. Help them as they celebrate National Nursing Assistants Week from June 9-16.
CONTACT: Michele Silence
DATE: 06/09/2016 09:00am
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Linda LeGarde Grover at Drury Lane Books!
Duluth author Linda LeGarde Grover -- Writer's Salon -- Saturday, June 11, 5 PM
Set in northern Minnesota, The Road Back to Sweetgrass follows a trio of American Indian women from the 1970s to the present, observing their coming of age and the intersection of their lives as they navigate love, economic hardship, loss, and changing family dynamics on the fictional Mozhay Point reservation.
Moving between past and present, the Native and the non-Native, history and myth, and tradition and survival, Linda LeGarde Grover connects the sense of place with the experience of Native women during the days of the federal termination policy and the struggle for tribal self-determination.
Join us at Drury Lane Books for a reading and discussion with Linda.
CONTACT: Drury Lane
DATE: 06/08/2016 07:08pm
Reserve a Sail on the Schooner Zeeto at the Wooden Boat Show! June 17-18
Wooden Boat Show is just around the corner, and we're excited to announce that the schooner Zeeto from Bayfield, WI will be on the docks at North House and offer sails at 10:30am and 1:30pm, Friday and Saturday, June 17-18. Cost is $45/person, $35/youth under 12. Call North House to reserve a spot today!
CONTACT: North House Staff
DATE: 06/08/2016 11:25am
Moose Bottle Openers at Gunflint Mercantile
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Available at Gunflint Mercantile.... open 10-5pm
CONTACT: Gunflint Mercantile
DATE: 06/08/2016 09:05am
Youth Art Space Drop In Today!
Summer Youth Art Space: Western History
June 8 | 10am - Noon | Open to all ages
Tuition: $5.00
Read through the schedule below to find out about our Summer Youth Art Space series. Get creative at the Art Colony and explore a variety of art materials and projects. Open to all ages; children 6 and under must be accompanied by an adult; no need to pre-register.
Drop in as you are able or join us for all the sessions!
June 8 | Art History Timeline
Help create a timeline of western art history while exploring a variety of art materials. At the end of the session participants will unite their portions of the timeline into one and gain a better understanding of how art has developed throughout history.
June 15 | Lascaux Cave Art
Using newsprint paper and neutral colored chalk, participants will create an animal or landform they would want people to remember thousands of years from now.
June 22 | Greek Columns
Learn about the three orders of Greek columns and then design and create your own relief versions of Greek columns and identify which order they belong to.
July 20 | Leonardo DaVinci Fresco Painting
Using fresh plaster, participants will discover the ancient painting method of frescoes and discover the relationship between fresh, flexible plaster and paint.
July 27 | Serat's Dancers
Explore oil pastels to draw a scene inspired by Serat's famous ballerina paintings. Learn to add three-dimensional elements to the drawing to create depth and unique artwork.
August 3 | Salvador Dali Animals
Participants will use drawing materials and watercolor to choose an animal(s) that they will then transform into surreal creatures with exaggerated features.
August 24 | Mel Chin Fundred Dollar Bills
A great end to the summer and a fun art project while doing good for our friends from around the country! The American artist, Mel Chin, created this project where students get to design their own dollar bills to help prevent lead poisoning in cities all across America. The valuable drawings will be delivered to Washington D.C. with a request for an even exchange of the creative capital for real resources to help with water quality issues.
CONTACT: Grand Marais Art Colony
DATE: 06/08/2016 08:38am
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DATE: 06/07/2016 02:58pm
Arrowhead Sketchers Meet-Up This Thursday!
The Arrowhead Sketchers is an informal group open to all at any skill level who would like to meet on location and sketch. In inclement weather there will be an indoor alternative close to the meet up site. The group sketches for the first hour and a half, and then gathers together for sharing and discussion at the end.
Next Meet Up:
Thursday, June 9 | Last Chance Gallery, Lutsen | 5:30 - 7:30 pm
Bring whatever you need to comfortably sketch outdoors and begin! There is no participation fee or need to register in advance.
CONTACT: Grand Marais Art Colony
DATE: 06/07/2016 02:44pm
This week at Oddz&Endz
WE CAN HOPE FOR WARMER DAYS......but don't count on it!
Stop in and be prepared... we have a kerosene heater (kerosene not included)....an almost new fireplace insert (all you need is the fireplace)... not that ambitious?...we have quilts and sleeping bags, too.
PLUS: we have lots to do on a rainy day.. yarn and needles for knitting (patterns galore); stuff you need for candle making; bird house projects; quilting supplies (well at least fabric squares); books for reading; glasses for mimosas; cups for hot chocolate;
New items in: a variety of table chairs mix or match. four wicker table chairs and wicker end tables....
AND a donated "what is it and how does it work" thing for making fabric flowers or embossing or something like that.... maybe you can tell us!
Come in...the coffee is on. We have everything you never knew you wanted!
CONTACT: EvaLyn Carlson
DATE: 06/06/2016 10:24am
55 gallon, "Food Safe" Blue Barrels. Great for rain barrels, floating docks, etc. $23.99/ea
CONTACT: Cook County Home Center
DATE: 06/06/2016 09:03am
North Shore Health dexascan services
North Shore Health provides dexascans to measure bone density. This test helps to diagnose osteoporosis. Call 387-3260 to set up an appointment after getting an order from your physician. You can also visit www.nshorehospital.com.
CONTACT: Michele Silence
DATE: 06/06/2016 08:23am


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The God-hating killer: Drifter accused of murdering vicar and widow had left note threatening 'Christian scum'
- Stephen Farrow, 48, accused of murdering Rev John Suddards in February this year
- Admits manslaughter of vicar on grounds of 'diminished responsibility'
- Also accused of murder of retired teacher Betty Yates, 77, found stabbed to death in her own home after the New Year
- Also accused of burglary at separate property - where 'Kill Christian scum' note was found
Accused: Stephen Farrow, 48, is on trial for murdering a vicar and a retired teacher
A killer scattered gay DVDs, a Bible and party popper streamers over the body of a murdered vicar, a court heard yesterday.
Stephen Farrow, 48, then stayed at the vicarage for several hours watching an Indiana Jones DVD and drinking beer.
The stabbed body of Reverend John Suddards, 59, was later discovered by workmen next to a carefully propped-up painting of Jesus.
A Bible was left on the dead man's chest, opened at the Letter of Jude.
The killer had also arranged condoms, silver rings, a parking ticket and half eaten food around the crime scene in Thornbury, Gloucestershire.
Four days later, the court heard, Farrow, who admits killing the vicar, sent a text from the clergyman's mobile phone which read: 'RIP Mr Suddards. Pervert.'
Bristol Crown Court was told that DNA evidence links Farrow to the murders of Mr Suddards and retired teacher Betty Yates, 77, as well as the burglary of a property in which a note was found threatening to kill 'Christian scum'.
Opening the case, prosecutor Michael Fitton QC, told the jury the three offences spanned a period of eight weeks, from December 21 to February 15.
Farrow has admitted breaking into another country house in Thornbury weeks before he killed the vicar.
He left a note to the owners pinned to their kitchen table with two knives.
In bright pink pen, it read: 'Be thankful you did not come back or we would have killed you Christian scum. I ****ing hate God.'
Farrow is accused of murdering Mrs Yates at her detached riverside home in Bewdley, Worcestershire, in the days after the burglary.
He is alleged to have hit the grandmother on the back of the head with her own walking stick before stabbing her four times in the face and neck.
She suffered a three-inch knife wound to the neck – hitting the jugular vein – from which the blade was later found protruding.
Her body was found in a pool of blood at the bottom of her stairs.
Rev John Suddards and teacher Betty Yates were both murdered in their homes at the start of this year
Murder scene: Aerial view of the scene in Thornbury, South Gloucestershire, where Reverend John Suddards was found dead on February 16
Mr Fitton said: 'There are no injuries to suggest she had any opportunity to defend herself.
'She may have been struck from behind without any opportunity to defend herself from her attacker.'
He continued: 'She has not been killed by the beating in a straight line to the back of the head.
'The weapon with which she appears to have been felled appears to be one of her own walking sticks.
'There were in total four stab wounds to the neck and head. The most significant was to the left side of the neck.
'It cut through the left jugular vein and was measured to be seven and a half centimetres.'
The walking stick used to beat her over the head – which had splintered because of the level of force used – had been placed upside down in her walking stick holder, it was said.
An officer stands guard as floral tributes are left at the home where the Rev John Suddards was murdered
The court heard that Farrow, who was allegedly spotted walking along the riverbank by two women on January 2, knew the area well from fishing on the Severn.
The jury heard that Farrow was linked to the scene of Mrs Yates's murder by DNA on her hand and a boot print that was left on an exercise mat.
The same boot marks linked Farrow to the break-in in Thornbury where the scrawled note was left referring to 'Christian scum'.
Mr Fitton said the message offered 'a disturbing insight into the mind of whoever wrote it'.
He added that Farrow travelled around much of the country, staying in 'all sorts of accommodation' and occasionally slept rough.
The home of retired schoolteacher, 77-year-old Betty Yates, who was found dead just after New Year
Six weeks after Mrs Yates's murder, the drifter returned to Thornbury and went on to kill Mr Suddards, the court heard.
After inflicting multiple stab wounds to the vicar's face, neck and chest, Farrow carefully arranged a 'scene' around the vicar's body with objects he found by ransacking his home, it was said.
'Over the legs of the deceased was arranged a calendar and over the body were streamers discharged from party poppers,' said Mr Fitton. 'In order to find all these items and distribute them over the body the defendant has trawled through the house.
'It is obviously what the effect is – to spoil and harm the reputation and memories of those who loved and knew the Reverend John Suddards.'
Mr Suddards's body was discovered on the morning of February 14 after workmen arrived at the vicarage. Farrow, who is of no fixed abode, was arrested in Folkestone, Kent, after a nationwide appeal.
He admits the manslaughter of Mr Suddards on the grounds of diminished responsibility but denies murder. He also denies the murder of Mrs Yates, but admits breaking into the house where the note was found.
The trial continues.
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DEFINITION of 'IRS Publication 78'
A document published by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) that lists organizations that qualify to receive tax-deductible contributions, as described in Section 170(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Individuals can claim deductions of both cash and noncash items made to qualified organizations, with typical deductions not exceeding 50% of the taxpayer's adjusted gross income (AGI).
BREAKING DOWN 'IRS Publication 78'
The IRS offers an online version of IRS Publication 78 on its website, which allows taxpayers to quickly check to see if a charitable organization qualifies for tax-deductible contributions. The list is not all-inclusive and might not show every qualifying organization, so an individual tax filer should check to see if an organization has a ruling or determination letter indicating that contributions to it are considered deductible.
IRS Publication 78 should be viewed in conjunction with IRS Publication 561 and IRS Publication 526.
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Dairy farmers can cull Waikato Regional Council helicopter inspections of their farms from their list of concerns - for the next four months at least.
At its meeting yesterday, and after mulling over the issue at length, the council opted to halt its dairy-effluent inspection flights while a comprehensive study is conducted on whether it is the best means of keeping farm effluent out of the region's waterways.
The council will establish a working party with nominated representatives from the dairy industry and that group will be charged with determining whether to keep inspecting farms by chopper.
The flights are a much less time- and labour-consuming means of checking for effluent ponding or spillover on farms than manual, on-site inspections.
A council committee meeting earlier this month was told in no uncertain terms by farmer groups that chopper inspections were a source of high anxiety for farmers, who were already burdened with many other stress-inducing requirements.
However, the issue of whether the "eye-in-the-sky" inspections are a source of psychological terror for farmers became a moot point at the meeting, with councillors each seeming to have their own take on the matter.
Cr Stuart Husband, a dairy farmer, was adamant they were unneeded and thought they might be a contributing factor to the high rate of rural suicides.
The chopper inspections were often conducted during the height of the milking season - the busiest time of year for dairy farmers - and he had first-hand experience of being subjected to first an air-based and then a personal inspection of his farm.
"The chopper came over and . . . then the guy puts his badge in my face.
"It's the straw that breaks the camel's back. At that time of year we are at the wall," Husband said.
Cr Bob Simcock was not so sure the helicopters were as bad as what some farmers made out, and said other things such as meetings with bank managers and paying bills were likely to be much worse experiences.
"There are lots of stresses in life. I take real discomfort at the connection of this issue with rural suicide.
"The tradeoff is we go and knock on hundreds of doors and spend a couple of hours on each farm. I don't buy it that a helicopter flying over for a short time is going to be more stressful than that.
"I think the idea of helicopters as a stresser has been overdeveloped dramatically," Simcock said.
Cr Stu Kneebone said stopping helicopter inspections would allow dirty dairy farmers to get away with polluting the environment more easily and it would also be a disservice to the ones who did comply with the council's regulations, often at a cost of thousands of dollars.
- Waikato Times
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