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STOCKTON - A 27-year-old man answered a knock on his door in the 4500 block of North El Dorado Street about 8:35 p.m. Thursday when two men came into his home demanding money, authorities said.
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Missouri University of Science and Technology announces the names of area students who made the honor list for the 2012 Fall semester.
Timothy F. Schieffer, Troy, a junior in chemical engineering.
Jiachen Du, Hannibal, a sophomore in chemical engineering.
Tyler Vaughn Clausen, Troy, a freshmen in computer science.
Tyler Joseph Morrow, Silex, a senior in computer science.
Dustin Michael Harrelson, Bowling Green, a junior in computer engineering.
Dustin Franklin Pieper, Troy, a senior in electrical engineering.
Ryan Lee Schaffer, Clarksville, a freshmen in engineering.
Kyle Justin Flanigan, Hannibal, a freshmen in engineering.
Shaun Patrick Van Ausdal, Troy, a freshmen in engineering.
Oliver Lamping, Troy, a freshmen in engineering.
Aaron M. McGuire, Elsberry, a junior in engineering.
Eric A. Wieman, Troy, a senior in information science and technology.
Justin Michael Clementz, Troy, a senior in information science and technology.
Jerrad Kaiser, Troy, a sophomore in mechanical engineering.
Joseph Michael Klos, Troy, a senior in mechanical engineering.
Geoffrey Bryan Correnti, Frankford, a sophomore in mining engineering.
Blake Allen Thomure, Hannibal, a sophomore in mining engineering.
Clyde Beers, Hannibal, a junior in nuclear engineering.
Daniel Robert Cannon, Bowling Green, a sophomore in petroleum engineering.
Drew A. Baughman, Hannibal, a junior in undeclared, undergraduate studies.
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Published: Monday, December 31, 2012 at 12:46 p.m.
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Transylvania Regional Hospital
◆ A son was born on Dec. 26. 2012 to Lee and Karina Sherrill of Cedar Mountain, NC.
Emergency Notes
Henderson County fire calls
The Henderson County Fire Commission reported the following alarms between noon Thursday and noon Friday:
◆ Blue Ridge, auto accident, 3:13 p.m.
◆ Edneyville, respiratory distress, 5:27 p.m.
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◆ Mills River, public service, 7:23 p.m.; fire alarm, 10:09 p.m.
◆ Mountain Home, auto accident, 7 p.m.
◆ Valley Hill, victim down, 3:07 p.m.; sick call, 5:30 p.m.
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The Hendersonville Fire Department responded to the following calls from noon Thursday to noon Friday:
◆ Emergency, 12:53 p.m.
◆ Victim down, 1:14 p.m.
◆ Sick call, 2:17 p.m.
◆ Respiratory distress, 2:53 p.m.
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◆ Larceny, Hendersonville Road, 6:14 p.m.
◆ Larceny, Rhett Drive, 6:42 p.m.
◆ Domestic, Greater Druid Hills, 11:11 p.m.
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◆ Larceny, Sugarloaf Road, 4:29 a.m.
◆ Security check, Main Street, 5:30 a.m.
◆ Accident, Sixth Avenue, 5:34 a.m.
◆ Larceny, Rhodes Street, 7:25 a.m.
◆ Assault with deadly weapon, Dollie Lane, 1:58 p.m.
◆ Breaking and entering and larceny, Fourth Avenue West, 2:44 p.m.
◆ Damage to property, Church Street, 4:58 p.m.
◆ Drug activity, 6 p.m.
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Ontario County Sheriff's deputies charged Jarrod M. Crytzer, 36, of 6397 Kims Drive, Victor, with felony driving while intoxicated on Thursday, Feb. 20, after stopping Crytzer on Gillis Road in Victor.
The DWI charge is a felony because of a prior DWI conviction in the last 10 years.
Deputies said they discovered that Crytzer's license had been revoked for a previous DWI. Crytzer was also charged with first-degree aggravated unlicensed operation and deputies said Crytzer was driving a vehicle without an ignition interlock device.
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Tide inks number one class, again
Published: Wednesday, February 6, 2013 at 9:38 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, February 6, 2013 at 9:38 p.m.
TUSCALOOSA | There was no drama, nor any big surprise.
National Signing Day for the University of Alabama was relatively stress-free. Every player who committed to the Crimson Tide ultimately signed with UA, and Alabama was able to land a trio of coveted up-for-grabs, top-tier recruits who didn't make their intentions known until Wednesday.
And if there is one thing that shouldn't have been a surprise, it was that Alabama, at the end of the day, had finished No. 1 in the national recruiting team rankings for the third year in a row and fifth time in the past six years, all under head coach Nick Saban.
In fact, the Crimson Tide didn't even have to wait until the end of the day to claim the recruiting crown. Rivals.com proclaimed Alabama No. 1 in mid-afternoon, after Alvin Kamara, the No. 2-ranked all-purpose running back in the country, signed in Norcross, Ga. Less than half an hour later, A'Shawn Robinson, a five-star defensive lineman from Texas, joined UA's signing-day haul.
Neither Kamara nor Robinson had publicly committed to Alabama before signing day, nor had Dee Liner, a four-star defensive lineman from Muscle Shoals who also picked the Crimson Tide on Wednesday. The trio gave Alabama, already angling to compete for the national recruiting crown, a strong finish — but Saban, as always, was more focused on the process than in arbitrary rankings.
"We certainly like the guys that we got," Saban said. "They've shown a lot of potential to this point. They've been very successful in their production and performance. We feel like we have a really good character class, which is important to us, and we got a lot of guys who are the size and speed we want to play the positions we recruited them for. In some cases, we recruited athletes."
Ole Miss' sudden and surprising rise as a recruiting force grabbed a lot of headlines on signing day, but Alabama's continued dominance on the recruiting trail leaves lasting impressions.
"If it hadn't been for that school in Oxford, Miss., and what they did with getting their five-stars, Alabama, Alabama, Alabama would be all the talk," said Kynon Codrington, Rivals.com Southeast Recruiting Analyst. "I think some people get sick of it, but you look at what they're doing and they're head and shoulders above everybody else in the country.
"They're about as close to a well-oiled machine as there is in the college game right now. To be back-to-back BCS national champions, back-to-back Rivals recruiting champions, the formula is pretty simple — they've got the best players in the game, the best coach in the game."
Where there was opportunity for drama on signing day, none appeared.
Altee Tenpenny, a four-star running back from North Little Rock, Ark., who committed to UA early in the process, never wavered under pressure to switch to his home-state school, Arkansas, even after the Razorbacks hired new coach Bret Bielema, who came in with a strong run-first background. Tenpenny transmitted his scholarship papers early enough Wednesday that no one had time to wonder if he might be contemplating a last-minute switch.
Linebacker Reuben Foster — the player who committed early to UA, switched to Auburn and then dropped the Tigers after they fired their coaching staff — committed to Alabama on live television Monday night. He showed up for his signing ceremony decked out in the same gear Saban often wears to practice, including the straw hat, and signed with the Crimson Tide.
He also issued, via Twitter, an apology to Alabama fans: "Tide Nation I would like to apologize to y'all and I'm sorry for being the brat I was. SORRY! But HEY I'm back HOME and hope yAll accept me!"
Alabama did have misses — Antonio Conner, a four-star safety, stayed in-state and signed with Ole Miss; Montravius Adams, a five-star defensive tackle from Georgia, signed with Auburn; Jarran Reed, a three-star junior college defensive tackle, opted for Florida — but whether Alabama had room to take them in the end could have been part of the equation in their final choices.
Alabama also missed on its final chance to add to the
already-impressive recruiting class when five-star defensive tackle Eddie Vanderdoes of California chose Notre Dame over Alabama and UCLA.
While much of the attention on signing day was focused on those few highly sought recruits who had not yet made their intentions known, Alabama went into Wednesday with an already-formidable class assembled. Tight end O.J. Howard, defensive end Jonathan Allen, quarterback Cooper Bateman, wideout Robert Foster and running back Derrick Henry, to name a few, already had the Crimson Tide's class ranked among the nation's elite.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rep. Mark Meadows (R-N.C.) has introduced the Protect America's Schools Act of 2013.
This legislation would revitalize the Cops in Schools grant program, which has not been funded since FY 2005, and fund it at $30 million annually, Meadows said in a news release.
The CIS program, which was introduced by the Clinton administration more than 14 years ago, is specifically designed to assist local law enforcement agencies in the hiring of new officers. The $30 million to pay for this critical grant program would be offset by taking unspent funds from the operations budget of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
"The recent school massacre in Newtown, Conn. sent shockwaves across the country," Meadows said in the release. "As a father, I grieved with the families who lost a loved one that day. And as a legislator, I vowed that I would take action to prevent future tragedies.
"According to a recent Gallup poll, 53 percent of Americans believe that increasing police presence at schools would be very effective in preventing future tragedies. After speaking to local law enforcement, superintendents and principals in my district, I believe this is the best path forward.
"The Protect America's Schools Act is a bipartisan, solutions-oriented approach to addressing school shootings that should transcend party lines. It is not the only answer, but it is a critical step forward to protect our nation's children. Keeping our children safe is not only an area that both political parties can find common ground, but as lawmakers, it is our moral obligation."
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In October 2010, Breckenridge resident and cyclist Shannon Galpin loaded up her supplies, hired a support team and set out to summit a 14,000-foot peak on her single-speed mountain bike.
For two days she pedaled on a dirt road along the banks of a river, surrounded by rugged mountains on all sides, into the depths of an ever-more remote valley. At the end of the second day, hours after leaving the last signs of human life behind her, Galpin reached the base of her ascent and was met with bad news.
"We were told there were gun runners up in the mountains," Galpin said. "And it changed from an adventure ... to something quite different. That would have been reckless to continue."
A humanitarian and women's rights advocate, Galpin had been trying to summit not one of her own state's famous Fourteeners, but Anjuman Pass in the heart of the Panjshir Province in northern Afghanistan, a country where women aren't allowed to ride bicycles.
Though dangerous and difficult - Galpin rode in 80-degree heat covered from head to toe out of respect for Afghan culture along the sole road at the base of the Panjshir Valley, exposed to threats from above and in the villages ahead - and ultimately cut short, Galpin says the trip was valuable. Men picked up their own bikes and rode alongside Galpin as she and her team passed their villages; young boys tried to race her and a group of construction workers repairing the road at one point along her route took turns riding her bike.
"You're much more trackable," she said. "People can drive by in cars and let the village ahead know you're coming. But at the same time, the reactions we got along the way were so incredible."
For the last six years, Galpin has pedaled her message and her mission - to create voice and opportunity for women and children in conflict zones - across Afghanistan, from one-on-one conversations in villages to a massive street art exhibition of life-size photographs depicting the many dimensions of daily life in a country usually perceived first and foremost as a place of violence.
"If there's no public art, people don't think that things like that can happen or should happen. Like you shouldn't be able to mountain bike in Afghanistan because it's a conflict zone," Galpin said. "But you need to do these things more because it's a conflict zone. If you just cut off an entire country and take away art and community and sport, all those things that tie us together ... you don't have a country."
Last month Galpin was recognized for her humanitarian work by National Geographic as one of 10 Adventurers of the Year for 2013, alongside extreme explorers and sportsmen and women who include Felix Baumgartner, the BASE jumper who completed the highest free fall in history earlier this year.
Among Afghans, her work has inspired mixed reactions; some are amazed, others curious and many surprised at what she's doing. In some of the villages she passes through, the locals have never seen a woman on a bicycle before.
"I had one man say to me, with this very shocked look on his face, how impressed he was, that it takes a lot of intelligence to ride a bike, alluding that that's why women don't ride bikes," she said. "It became an interesting conversation starter."
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Galpin's story began years before she founded her organization, when violence touched her own life. At 19, she was raped and nearly killed while returning home from work.
"The defining thing was, I was petrified of being labeled a victim," she said. "If you treat someone like a victim, they will remain a victim. If you treat someone like a leader, like a change-maker, like an activist, they will rise to that."
More than a decade later, Galpin's daughter was born. Wanting her child to grow up in a safer and more peaceful world, Galpin decided the time had come to "enter the fight" against gender violence. As she considered how to do that, she found herself drawn to a country that is consistently ranked among the worst and most dangerous places in the world to be a woman.
"Afghan girls have asked me, why are you here? Why do you care?" Galpin said. "What I tell them is, you deserve the same opportunities as my daughter. You don't deserve less because of geography."
When her daughter was a toddler, she quit her job, sold her house and dedicated all the resources she had to founding Mountain2Mountain, an organization dedicated to promoting women's rights, in Afghanistan and in the U.S.
"She went all in and sold everything to make this happen," said Barry Reese, a member of Mountain2Mountain's board of directors. "I always ask people at events if there is anything they believe in enough to risk everything. Few ever respond."
Galpin, now 38 and a single mom, knew when she founded Mountain2Mountain she didn't want to do what others had done. It wasn't enough to raise the money to build a school, see the project through and then congratulate herself and move on. She wanted to find ways to facilitate the social change that can take place after the school is built.
In 2008 she funded her first trip to Afghanistan with a photographer, and discovered a country that was far more complex than the one usually depicted in the western media.
"I found a country where the people are incredibly sweet, and incredibly generous and living in devastating circumstances," she said. "Forty years of war have drastically changed that country. It's more conservative, more polarized, there is extreme poverty and extreme oppression and yet there are amazing people just wanting to rebuild and move forward."
Four years after that first trip, in October, Galpin completed a project - one of her organization's most significant to date - that both captured and explored that initial impression of dimensional and complicated beauty at the heart of conflict.
Pictures in the streets
The photographs were 10 feet tall by 17 feet across. The images lined public streets, showing the bustling streets of Kabul, rolling green hills, a barefaced child in a crowd of burqa-clad women. Confronted with startling images of their own country, Afghans stop to admire the images, touch the fabric on which they're printed and even take their own photographs alongside them.
Galpin staged five shows, from the edge of a valley on a hilltop in Panjshir to the Kabul Zoo. Thousands of Afghans of all ages gathered to view the photos of their country.
"In the end the goal was to show that art has a place in conflict zones," Galpin stated on the Mountain2-Mountain website. "That Afghans deserve the same access to art and beauty that we all crave. That shows like this can be done safely and publicly in Afghanistan, and should."
The public art exhibit took four years to bring to fruition, and was a risky undertaking. Galpin and her team kept plans for the exhibitions secret for security purposes. There was a suicide bombing that killed dozens of people nearby the day they set up one of the exhibitions in a remote village in northern Afghanistan.
Getting the large photo prints into the country was challenging as well.
"The customs agent was hassling her, telling her that she needed to pay a fee for bringing them into the country," Galpin's friend Anna Brones, who accompanied her on her most recent trip, remembered. "Shannon threatened to zip open all of the bags and put up all of the photos so that the customs agent could see them. He let us through. I don't know how many people would challenge an Afghan customs agent, but that's the kind of attitude that allows her to get a lot done."
Next steps
Today, Galpin's work is focused on empowering women who, like herself, might be perceived as victims, both domestically and internationally.
"Everyone has to put their drop in the bucket," Galpin said. "But when you're dealing with the fight for women's rights, you have women who believe they don't have a drop to put in. That's essentially the basis of what we're doing going forward. That same belief that voice matters, that victims can be the catalyst for change in their communities."
And at the heart of it all is mountain biking.
Galpin's next project is a series of mountain bike camps designed for women who have experienced gender violence. The weeklong excursions, one of which will be held in Breckenridge, will combine mountain biking with evening film showings and lectures.
"It's not just women in Afghanistan that are abused and violated," Galpin said. "We have our own urban conflict zones."
The goal of the camps is to empower a core of women who will be able to return to their respective communities and become women's rights leaders and advocates, Galpin said.


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RIDGECREST — The Burroughs girls soccer team finished the season with a 1-all tie against Victor Valley Friday in Sherman E. Burroughs Stadium.
"We wanted to finish with a win, but this was not a bad result," BHS Coach Kelly Blake said. "We worked on doing the simple things right and finished the season strong. In the last round of DSL play, we only lost one game.
"Overall, we developed as a team, always worked hard, started to pick up our heads to see open players, started making runs to open spaces for goal opportunities and just got better. It was great to see."
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Burroughs took that lead into the intermission, but with 20 minutes left in the second half, Victor scored on a free kick.
"It was disappointing, but I can't complain about the way we played this year," Blake said. "We improved a lot and played our best in the final few games of the season."
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Published: Thursday, June 20, 2013 at 7:30 a.m.
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Brevard lights up for Fourth of July
A Firecracker Run/ Walk 5K, 10K and fun run will be held at 8 a.m. July 4 at Brevard College as part of an all-day festival and fireworks show in the city of Brevard.
The downtown festival will include music, food, crafts, games for children, a car show and hot dogeating contest. The entire town will be blocked off for the festival.
At nightfall, there will be a concert, fireworks and more.
Visit www.brevardnc. org/july-4th-celebration/ for information.
Vision Henderson seeks applications
Vision Henderson County is now accepting applications for the 2013-14 class. Vision, a leadership development program sponsored by the Henderson County Chamber of Commerce and Blue Ridge Community College, is open to all residents of the county from the public, private and nonprofit sectors.
Following a two-day class retreat in August, participants will meet the second Thursday of each month, from September through May.
Each day-long class is spent meeting with local officials and community leaders as well as touring businesses and organizations that make Henderson County viable.
This series educates participants about county history, local government, economic development, business and industry, law enforcement and public safety, cultural resources and arts, the environment and natural resources, and education.
For more information or to apply, visit www. visionhendersoncounty. org, contact the Chamber at 828-692-1413 or BRCC Small Business Center at 828- 694-1779.
June Jamboree set for Saturday
Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy will hold a June Jamboree at the Highlands of Roan on Saturday, offering free guided hikes in Roan Mountain State Park.
Each hike will have its own departure location and time.
Hikers will receive directions to the departure location and carpool information upon registration. Following the hike, enjoy a cold beverage while sharing stories at the state park.
Be sure to bring sturdy hiking shoes, camera, walking stick, water, lunch, sunscreen, binoculars and appropriate clothing for the elements.
Hikes are free for all participants, but registration is required by Monday.
Call 828-253-0095 for more information.
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STOCKTON - A concentrated effort to get guns off the streets has resulted in a significant number of weapon seizures in Stockton and could be contributing to a recent decline in the city's homicide rate, authorities said.
As part of its Homicide Reduction Plan, the Stockton Police Department is targeting illegal guns and gangs, particularly in high-crime neighborhoods, authorities said. Police confiscated 47 firearms in January, including five over a span of six hours Thursday, said Officer Joe Silva, a spokesman for the Police Department. Weapons seized included handguns, a sawed-off rifle, an assault rifle and a rifle with a silencer, police said.
"I know we're preventing violence because of the sheer amount of guns we're getting off the street," Stockton Police Chief Eric Jones said. "If those guns were still in the hands of the people we took them from, there would be more violence. Taking that many firearms off the streets has to have some impact."
Twenty-two days have passed since someone was murdered in Stockton. The longest stretch in 2012, when the city set a record with 71 homicides, was 19 days. There were three murders at this point in 2012. There have been none so far this year.
Jones and Silva cited a number of possible reasons for the reduction, but both credited the department's Community Response Team, two groups of 11 officers who police crime hot spots with an emphasis on gangs and violent criminals.
"What we've seen so far from the statistics has been encouraging," Silva said. "But what we're hearing from our community members is even more encouraging, because they're happy to see officers back in these high-crime neighborhoods doing proactive police work to get these guns, gang members and violent criminals off the street."
Contact reporter Jason Anderson at (209) 546-8279 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/crimeblog.
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Xerox/Digital printers near Sydney College.
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Posted: Oct 5th 2011
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Posted: Oct 5th 2011
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We have a few places to print in proximity to the college that do short run prints at speed.
These are the places to go to if you have to get something done quickly and cheaply. Some offer more extensive services but traditionally they are the sort of place you would get a presentation run out.
I wouldn't recommend any of these places to run out your final folio prints. I would suggest requesting/doing a test print before printing any large number of sheets to ensure that the quality is to your liking. I can't advise you on which one is best, it is dependent on when the machine was last serviced, what type of machine it is? does it use toner or inks? (hp indigo uses inks not toner so the results tend to be better). The all important is your artwork setup correctly.
Some offer more than xerox/digital print. Some have offset presses and others do poster printing etc. Get to know what it is that the offer.
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Thirteen members of the Tuesday Study Club were present at the April 16, meeting at the home of Linda Beam.
Linda Beam's short program was about the book. "Whatever Happened to Pudding Pops?" written by Gail Fashingbauer Cooper and Brian Bellmont. The book tells about many things, very popular in their day, but now almost extinct, such as encyclopedias, drive-in movies, Chrissy dolls, metal lunch boxes, pen pals, etc.
Leora Ask, Chairwoman of the District 840 Foundation, told about the activities and accomplishments of that group. The Foundation was started in 2001 by a group of interested parents. Its purpose is to enhance the education of St. James children by purchasing items that are not in the school district's budget. The 13-18 members of the Foundation board meet every other third Tuesday. Two students are also included on the board.
A newsletter is sent out twice a year to tell the community about the Foundation's efforts and successes. Teachers from all grade levels fill out grant requests, and the board decides which projects to fund.
More than $310,000 has been given to various projects over the years. Some of these projects are sewing machines, pianos and other musical instruments, Smart Boards, computers, and educational trips.
The funds are raised through the community golf tournament during Railroad Days and McTeacher Nights at McDonalds, when five teachers work at McDonalds for an evening. They earn 10 percent of the profits plus tips (The next one will be in September).
The Cash for Kids Auction was just held and collected $32,000, which is the largest amount raised in the eleven years the event has been held.
One of the items auctioned off was the naming rights to the high school gym, which brought in $4,400. Money is also received for cookbooks, school souvenirs, school pictures, and memorials. Leora mentioned that funds taken from an IRA or 401K plan can be gifted directly to the Foundation (or other charitable organizations) tax-free.
Leora distributed schedules of the events of Railroad Days and the All School Reunion which will take place June 18-23.
The next Tuesday Club meeting will be the May outing with the Citizenship Club to tour the Minnesota State Public School Orphanage Museum in Owatonna on May 21. There are no summer meetings.
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