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on September 19, 2012 - 2:24 PM
A Cheektowaga man with two prior felony drunken-driving convictions was arraigned today on two counts of felony DWI, speeding and unlawful use of a mobile telephone.
Rickey J. Mullar, 45, of Losson Road, was arraigned before State Supreme Court Justice Christopher J. Burns.
He was arrested on July 25 on Transit Road and Zurbrick Avenue in the Village of Depew, according to the Erie County District Attorney's Office.
The office said he recorded a .12 percent blood alcohol content reading, and he was also driving while talking on a mobile phone.
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Fatherly Lessons: Son of the Late Stephen R. Covey Talks Dad, Business at USU
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The late Stephen R. Covey, a former full professor at Utah State University and worldwide best-selling author, always thought his 80th birthday would be a important occasion.
His son, Stephen M.R. Covey, told students, faculty and members of the public in a lecture on campus Wednesday that his father — who would have turned 80 that day — used to tell people at business seminars to imagine their own 80th birthday.
"He would say, 'You're there; your family, your work associates, community associates and friends are there, and they're all paying tribute to you,'" M.R. Covey said during a "Special Commemorative Dean's Convocation" in a packed lecture hall at the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business. "'What is it you would like them to say? Write it down, put it in the form of a mission statement.' It's not just something he did once; it lives on."
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For many kids, summertime means food, friends and fun. For families who count on school breakfast and lunch, however, the summer months can be stressful and family food budgets have to be stretched even further.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) offers free summer meals to kids across Jackson, MI similar to School Lunch and Breakfast Programs, except meals are free to all kids that come to a registered summer meals site. These Summer Meals Programs can help families save money and stretch their already tight summer food budgets. Many summer meals sites, which are registered with the USDA, offer fun learning and recreational activities so kids and teens can eat a healthy meal while staying active and hanging out with friends.
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Virtue says they're ready to rock the Bud
By Ryan Pyette, The London Free Press
Tuesday, March 5, 2013 10:23:00 EST PM
Well thank goodness he wrote an article about V/M. I hope that pacifies fans.
I think we can lay to rest Ryan Pyrette is some investigative genious
Amy Rosewater trumps him as she gets her hands on family photos.
Credit to https://twitter.com/HaileyIMG for directing me to this article. Good agent!
^^ Disagree with the sarcasm from CAS, who has ignored the major factor that Pyette's story was published TEN DAYS before Rosewater's.
An alternate -- and in my opinion, far more plausible explanation -- is that through his own enterprise reporting, Pyette did in fact "break" the story (on Mar 1) that Davis has Canadian roots, and in the London area, no less.
My (unverified) assumption would be that after reading Pyette's story, the USOC and/or Rosewater (with or without the encouragement of Davis/White's agent at IMG) wanted to jump on the bandwagon.
This kind of copycat journalism is very common practice -- in hard news, in sports, in entertainment, in any kind of news.
LOL, with ten days for additional reporting, any journalist worth his/her salt darn well should have been able to "trump" Pyette's original reporting with something extra (as Rosewater did by obtaining the enjoyable photos of the grandparents, for instance).
Pyette still has my admiration for being the first (by a long shot) to report a new and interesting narrative that is relevant both to Worlds in London and to Davis.
[And no, I am not an agent for Pyette or for the LFP. ]
My own gut reaction is to wonder why the USOC/Rosewater were so SLOW to come up with their own version of the story. (But to be fair, it is possible that the marked delay could be chalked up to a necessary dependency on the very busy Davis to provide the photos of her grandparents. I believe I recognize the pic of her young cousin from a very old Davis tweet before a competition way in the past -- maybe even during a previous season.)
(BTW, I hope that the tweet from D/W's agent was a no-brainer. It's hardly rocket science to use social media to promote a client.)
If Davis were doing this sort of thing nefariously, it would have been reported before the last Olympics or just before last year's GPF in Quebec. It looks to me like Pyette broke the story, especially because the date on the USFSA report is 10 days after his.
What this shows is that USFSA isn't a big news agency. It had the option to run a news site (icenetwork), and instead turned the whole kit & kaboodle over to Major League Baseball (MLB).
If you want to find something nefarious, how the heck is it that Marie Bowness of Canada is the tech specialist for two successive Worlds in ice dance? Talk about severe unfair advantage there, given that the single most important person for setting levels in the tech specialist. And that these placements of tech panels are done direcly by Cinquanta with the assistance of the head of figure skating, Dave Dore of Canada, with some suggestions by the federation holding the championships, Canada.
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I'm hoping that both teams will skate beautifully, and there will be no controversial calls either way. then whichever team wins, I'll be happy.
I wasn't particularly happy with the judging at the free dance at Worlds last year, so when anyone is back from that panel, I'm not crazy about it.


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on January 2, 2013 - 10:57 PM
Two Buffalo schools, International Prep and Middle Early College, would merge in September at the former Grover Cleveland High School site on the West Side under a plan put together by district administrators.
Both International Prep and Middle Early College are struggling academically, according to David Mauricio, a community superintendent who presented the plan to the School Board on Wednesday.
"Goals for both schools have not been realized," he said.
Students in the merged program would benefit from more modern facilities – renovations at Grover will be completed in the next several months – and from additional resources that are expected to flow from a school improvement grant.
International Prep is eligible for up to $6 million over three years because of its designation by the state as among the 5 percent lowest-performing schools in New York.
At International Prep, 30 percent of the Class of 2012 graduated, down from 47 percent for the Class of 2011, Mauricio said.
More than one-fourth of the students at International Prep are immigrants who knew little to no English when they arrived in the United States.
Board member Sharon Belton-Cottman, who represents the Ferry District, said the school has not been receiving the resources it needs to adequately help those students.
"The services I've seen in the school disappointed me in a big way," she said. "It made me sick."
The school is designated as a College Board program, meaning, in part, that it is supposed to offer advanced placement courses to its students. But no AP courses have been offered there in the past two years, Mauricio said.
Middle Early College reported a higher graduation rate: 66 percent for the Class of 2012, Mauricio said, down from 74 percent for the previous class.
Middle Early College is designed to provide students with the chance to earn an associate's degree, which they complete during a fifth year, after they receive their high school diploma. As it's currently set up, students take classes at the Erie Community College city campus.
The school is succeeding in having students enroll in college courses – nearly all the seniors do, Mauricio said. But students generally are not performing well in those classes, he said.
Students in the Class of 2011 had an average GPA of 1.85 – below the 2.5 required at many schools to transfer into a program, officials said.
District officials had previously looked at housing International Prep and Middle Early College in the Grover building, but maintaining each of them as separate programs. Mauricio said on Wednesday that district officials decided logistical challenges made that unworkable.
"Having two master schedules and sharing the cafeteria and other common spaces, it would not work," he said.
The merged program would have some sort of international focus – perhaps international relations or international business – and also provide students with the chance to take college classes. Grover is big enough to accommodate all the students from both schools, Mauricio said.
The merger plan being floated would save money that's already being spent, officials said. For instance, there would be one principal for the combined student population. Now, there is one at each of the two schools.
Superintendent Pamela C. Brown said she has not yet decided who the principal will be. One thing is clear, though: it will not be Kevin Eberle, the current principal of International Prep. Under federal guidelines for the reform model the district has chosen, any principal who has been in a school for more than two years has to be moved.
The board will need to formally approve the merger plan sometime in the next three weeks. The school improvement grant application for International Prep is due in Albany on Jan. 25.
District officials plan to meet with parents, students and staff from each of the two schools in mid-January to present the plan and answer questions.
Board President Mary Ruth Kapsiak said she wants to hold a special board meeting at some point before Jan. 25 for the board to deal specifically with the merger plan. No specific date has yet been set for that meeting.
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The star has taken up a new type of acting – performance art. As part of a surprise performance piece at the Museum of Modern Art in New York called "The Maybe," Swinton, 52, sleeps in a glass box in front of museum goers.
A source tells Gothamist.com that the museum's staff "doesn't know when she's coming until the day of" and the box only contains "cushions and a water jug."
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Four Ball State football student-athletes – Joel Cox, Zane Fakes, Joseph Fazio and Connor Ryan – were selected to the National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame 2014 Honor Society.
The NFF Hampshire Honor Society is comprised of college football players from all divisions who maintained a cumulative 3.2 grade-point average or better, were a starter or significant contributor and completed their final year of eligibility.
Cox completed his career by starting all 13 games at defensive tackle for the Cardinals. With an innate ability to block kicks, Cox recorded his sixth career blocked kick in 2013 when he blocked an extra point attempt at Eastern Michigan. He managed a career high six tackles in three separate games last season plus managed four tackles and his first career fumble recovery at Virginia. Cox owns a 3.593 GPA on Ball State's 4.0 scale as a business major.
Fakes, who earned his bachelor's degree prior to the 2013 season and spent last season working toward a master's degree, was a Campbell Trophy Semifinalist as the NFF's top scholar-athlete in football. A 2013 Capital One Academic All-American, Fakes earned Academic All-Mid-American Conference and All-MAC honors his last two seasons. He started 40 games in his career and was on the 2013 John Mackey Award Preseason Watch List. Fakes completed his career with a 3.687 GPA in graduate school.
Fazio owns a 3.769 GPA as a finance major for the Cardinals and received the team's Gene Booker Academic Award. He played in 13 games, including the GoDaddy Bowl, and managed a career high four tackles at Eastern Michigan. Fazio played in every game in his last two seasons at Ball State.
Ryan, who owns a 3.384 GPA as a financial analysis major, played 12 games for the Cardinals this season. He tallied 78 catches in his career for 669 yards and five touchdowns. Ryan played in 42 games in his career and was a two-time team captains for Ball State.
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So, I'm long overdue in writing about two of the biggest blessings in our move. Of course Jeff's awesome new job got us here in the first place, and there he met Connie. They work together and when he was still hotel-ing it up and there were no rooms available because of the Pro Football Hall of Fame festival, she offered a room at her house. He really didn't have much for options and everyone told him he'd love Connie & John's and so he went to check it out.
(I am not kidding, just as I'm typing Ivy asked "Can we go to Connie's today?")
Soon they insisted Jeff have me and the kids come for a visit. So, a few weeks ago I came for the week and that's when we found our house (thanks to Connie spotting it one day!) and registered the kids for school the very next day. We went back home and packed up the rest of our life in Indiana and came back to live with Connie & John until our moving truck arrived. That is how the kids were able to start their first week of school out here.
They have to be among the most generous and kind people we have ever met. Their home is a reflection of that, and how they just love life and sharing it with family and friends. To now be called friend by them... we hit the jackpot.
I don't hate being able to jump in the pool whenever we want, either. While we were staying with them I'd wake up in the morning and find the coffee made with a mug and a note waiting for me. We'd come home from errands and there'd be homemade cookies with a message for the kids. One morning it was raining and there were five umbrellas out for us on the counter. And the day we came home after registering for school, Connie had gotten each of the kids official North Canton t-shirts.
Oh, and when John (who owns a painting company) found out that our new house did not have a pink room for Ivy? Well, he wouldn't hear of it. He had us pick out a color- Ivy chose Bella Pink- and by the time we arrived, her pink room was there to greet us.
It was like, instant family in this new place. And also, how could we ever repay them for their kindness? Their walls are covered with photos of friends and the places they've been and in one they are in front of the White House spelling out O-H-I-O with two of their friends. They LOVE Ohio and, on behalf of Ohio, are so glad we're to have us. We took this picture of the kids in front of their pool and framed it as a little thank you gift. It was precious, and like a declaration that we are here! and we are going to enjoy the party.


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If it involves coal in any way, it must be bad, some radical environmentalists believ....
As a lifetime resident of southwest virginia, besides my time away for college, I know what it is to live in the area without great transportation. The nearest interstate highway is a hour and a half away. I do hate to see these mountains destroyed, but I see the benefit of the road to the area to open new jobs besides coal mining and natural gas.
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on October 3, 2012 - 5:31 PM
Two men were critically injured in separate accidents in the Town of Eden Tuesday, police said.
The first occurred just after 1 p.m. on Route 20 at Shadagee Road. Investigators said James Kipfer, 60, of Cowlesville, was operating a 2007 Freightliner tractor-trailer when he ran a red light at Route 20 and South Creek Road and struck a 2004 Chevrolet Cavalier operated by Brett Farrell, 20, of Derby.
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on November 28, 2012 - 7:04 AM
LEWISTON – The fishing piers at the base of the New York Power Authority's Robert Moses Niagara Power Plant on the Niagara River shore and the pier near the Upper Mountain Fire Company at the Lewiston Reservoir will close for the winter season Thursday.
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Serves 8 |
Prep Time 20 minutes |
Cook Time 35 minutes
1 cup organic unbleached white flour
1 cup organic whole wheat pastry flour
1/2 tsp Eden Sea Salt
1/2 tsp non-aluminum baking powder
1/3 cup Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oilor Eden Safflower Oil
1/2 cup Edensoy Originalor Eden Apple Juice
5 cups fresh sliced peaches
1 quart fresh sliced strawberries
1 1/2 cups Eden Apple Juice
1 pinch Eden Sea Salt
4 Tbsp Eden Kuzu Starch
1/3 cup pure maple syrup
Combine dry ingredients for the crust in a medium mixing bowl. Combine wet ingredients for the crust in a measuring cup. Place wet ingredients in a blender and pulse several seconds to blend. Mix wet ingredients with dry and form into a ball of dough. Divide in half and set aside while the filling is prepared.
To prepare the filling place all ingredients except the kuzu root starch in a medium saucepan and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium low and simmer about 10 minutes until the peaches are tender. Allow to cool several minutes. Preheat the oven to 350°.
Roll out half the dough on a floured surface. Moisten the edges of the dough with water, place half of the pie filling on one-half of the dough. Fold the dough over the filling forming a tart. Crimp the edges with a fork to seal the dough together. Place on a lightly oiled baking sheet. Repeat with remaining half of dough and filling and place on the baking sheet. You should now have two large tarts. Using a fork, poke several shallow holes in the top of each tart to allow steam to escape during baking. Bake for about 20 to 25 minutes or until the crust is golden. Remove and cool before slicing.
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South Carolina fans thought they might have seen the last of a standout two-sport star the likes of Bruce Ellington. But another one could fall into the Gamecocks' lap.
The mother of former Louisville commitment Isaiah Ford (6-3, 168) of Jacksonville said Sunday afternoon that USC is one of the schools they will now look at, and they will only consider programs that will allow her son to play football and basketball.
"That is not negotiable," Jocelyn Grissett said. "He has to have that outlet to get in the gym and work out. His love is basketball, and he has to be able to have that outlet."
Grissett said one of the assistant coaches at Trinity Christian talked with USC recruiter Steve Spurrier Jr. over the weekend.
"I know South Carolina has hinted they are still interested," she said. "We will talk with them and see what they want to offer. It's closer. He has to be comfortable. He's already had a good relationship (with USC) and we've already been up there."
Ford, a wide receiver, visited USC last June, a month after committing to Louisville. He and his mother met Ellington on that visit.
Ford has taken official visits to Louisville and Virginia Tech. The Hokies and Florida State are two other possibilities along with the Gamecocks. His mother said they will try to schedule official visits to USC and Florida State, but her son plays a lot of his basketball games on Saturday, so they'll have to work around that.
Ford changed his mind about going to Louisville after head football coach Charlie Strong announced he was leaving the school to become head coach at Texas.
In other recruiting news:
At the Shrine Bowl last month, defensive lineman Poona Ford of Hilton Head said USC had re-entered the picture with him, and despite his commitment to Louisville he was giving the Gamecocks renewed consideration.
"I might set up an official visit with USC," Ford said. "It depends on how my official visit with Louisville goes."
Ford said he's continuing to get a strong push from the Gamecocks. "I talk to coach (Everette) Sands pretty much every day," he said. "He's been asking when I'm going to take my visit. I like Louisville, but South Carolina is my hometown team. Everything is based off my visit to Louisville. At the Shrine Bowl, I was chilling with some of the South Carolina commitments (Shaq Davidson, Kevin Crosby Jr.) and we kind of bonded. But as of right now, I'm committed to Louisville."
Ford, who is also looking at Missouri, said he'll announce his decision on Signing Day.
Defensive back DJ Smith of Marietta, Ga., announced Sunday he will make his commitment on Jan. 13. USC, Clemson and Tennessee have been his top three schools. He has not taken any official visits and is scheduled to be at USC on Jan. 17.
Defensive end Darrius Caldwell of Pearl River (Miss.) JC got the word from USC last week, but it wasn't what he was hoping for. Caldwell had hoped his transcripts to this point would be good enough to land an offer from the Gamecocks, but he's going to have to wait a little longer.
"It's all depending on my GPA after the spring," Caldwell said Thursday. "South Carolina is where I want to be, that's where I want to go. If I get the grade, I'll get the offer."
Defensive end Kevin Bronson of Delray Beach, Fla., received an offer in early December from USC and will take an official visit to Columbia on Jan. 17. Not to be outdone, Florida also offered Bronson in early December. He will take his final official visit to Florida on Jan. 31. Rutgers is the only school to receive an official visit from Bronson thus far. He will also visit Virginia Tech later this month.
"I'll know which school is the right one for me when I get on campus and it just feels right," he said. His official visit to USC will be his first trip to Columbia.
Athlete Ra'Shaun Croney of Pahokee, Fla., said he would like to make a commitment to the Gamecocks. Croney is waiting on his test score to see if he has qualified.
"I talked to South Carolina and they're just talking to me about getting my test score up," he said. "I think I did pretty good on this one. I studied every day."
Croney visited USC for their spring game and plans to take an official visit to Columbia later this month, though he has not scheduled the date.
Indiana, Mississippi State and Florida Atlantic are also looking at Croney, but all schools are awaiting the results of his test.
Defensive end Lorenzo Featherston of Greensboro, N.C., announced last week at the Under Armour Game practices that he picked Florida State over Clemson and Florida. Featherston missed much of his senior season with injuries. He was picked for the Shrine Bowl but missed that with an injury.
Linebacker Richard Yeargin III of Hollywood, Fla., took an official visit to Clemson in late November. Notre Dame is the only other official visit Yeargin made and he remains committed to the Irish. "My family is from that area (Clemson) and that is why I go back and visit so often," Yeargin said. "I really like Clemson a lot and remain a supporter of theirs. I am 100 percent committed to Notre Dame but I still like Clemson," he said. "I'll be playing at Notre Dame."


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Budgeting in school districts this time of year has become as predictable as rain in April.
And along with rising creeks and rivers, taxes also are rising, far outpacing inflation.
Among several districts that already have wrapped up their budget proposals or expect to soon:
• Clarence taxpayers are looking at a 9.8 percent increase in the amount of money raised through taxes.
• The Williamsville budget includes a 3.89 percent increase in tax revenue – the largest increase in eight years.
• In Kenmore-Town of Tonawanda, the tax revenue would increase 4.66 percent.
• In Hamburg, the budget proposal increases taxes 5.4 percent.
• In Lancaster, the amount raised by taxes increases by 3.96 percent.
• In Frontier, the tax levy increases by 3.5 percent.
Meanwhile, the nation's rate of inflation is about 2 percent.
So what is behind the school tax increases?
Pension costs. Districts are seeing the largest single-year increase in decades in the local taxpayer contribution to the teachers' retirement system, and this is occurring at a time when many school district reserve accounts have already been drained.
And it is not just local districts grappling with pension contributions for teachers and support staff.
"That alone is causing significant budgetary problems in many school districts," said David Albert of the New York State School Boards Association. "It's a much larger expense for next year than it was for the current year."
That pressure isn't going away anytime soon. School district payments for teacher pensions are just now making up for losses during the recession.
Increased payments to the retirement system are expected to continue at least for several years, said Erie 1 BOCES Superintendent Donald Ogilvie, and that forecast is supported by statements made by the Teachers' Retirement System and those who closely track it.
School districts will spend the next few weeks grappling with these issues as they finalize budget proposals ahead of a May 21 vote.
Despite better-than-expected state aid, some districts will still ask voters to approve bigger tax increases than last year.
In Clarence, for example, school board members are considering a budget that would include a 9.8 percent increase in the amount of money raised through taxes – a proposal that would need a 60 percent approval rating from voters to exceed the state-imposed tax cap.
"We think this is a one-time tax increase that helps us get back to a level playing field," said Superintendent Geoffrey Hicks.
The district has depleted its reserves and fund balance in recent years to keep tax rate increases steady as state aid dropped. That option is running out, while pension and health care costs continue to rise.
The district has cut about 85 staff members in previous budgets, and more are slated in the current proposal to keep a spending increase to about 1.1 percent. Any more cuts would have significant impact on programs, Hicks said.
"We don't think deconstructing a great school district is a viable option," he said.
While Clarence is proposing one of the highest increases on the table so far, other districts also will ask taxpayers to pay more.
In Williamsville, where School Board members sought to spare academic and extracurricular programs, the proposed budget would include a 3.89 percent increase in tax revenue – the largest increase in eight years.
Again, pension costs are blamed.
Retirement system contributions for Williamsville will increase next year by $3.1 million, or more than half of the total spending increase the district has proposed.
Without that increase, the district's proposed 3.89 percent increase in tax revenues would shrink to 1.04 percent, said Scott G. Martzloff, Williamsville's superintendent.
"It would just amount to a large number of cuts and personnel all across the board in our district – teachers, administrators, support staff – that would have to be reduced to address that," Martzloff said. "It's difficult. If we make massive cuts like that, we really are to the point where we are impinging on the character of our school district."
Many district administrators view the pension contribution rates, which are set by the state retirement systems, as non-negotiable numbers that are out of their control.
But school administrators should approach the contributions as "an integral element of overall teacher compensation," said E.J. McMahon, senior fellow at the Empire State Center for New York State Policy, a conservative fiscal watchdog policy group.
"The way you pay for rising pension costs over the next few years is by insisting on an offsetting salary freeze," McMahon said.
Aside from increasing pension and health insurance costs, a state-imposed tax cap is also changing the way districts think about budgeting.
"You used to work from your budget and look at your revenues and decide what you thought the taxpayers would be willing to pay," said Barbara Sporyz, Hamburg's director of administrative services. "Now you work backwards from what you can levy, and you look in your budget to see what you can afford."
The tax cap – although often explained as a 2 percent cap – is actually formulated based on growth and exclusions and is different for each district.
In Hamburg, that means increasing taxes 5.4 percent and spending by 6.45 percent. The budget continues current academic programs, athletics and extracurricular activities, but reduces staffing in elementary classrooms due to declining enrollment.
The tax cap in Clarence would allow taxes to grow by 3.8 percent, and the board would have to chop another $2.5 million to get down to that point.
"At this point, we cannot go forward with more and further reductions," the superintendent said.
Districts can exceed their tax-levy cap only with approval of 60 percent of voters.
"We know from last year that your risk of budget failure increases substantially if you exceed the tax levy," Albert said.
School board members in Niagara Wheatfield learned that lesson. An initial proposal last year to exceed the tax cap failed. The district will not take that route again. Instead, school board members plan to make more cuts to the district's budget to remain within the district's 5.91 percent taxing limit.
"We have, in the last two years, cut 91 positions," said interim Superintendent James Knowles. "It gets to a point where it becomes very difficult because what you begin to do is you cut programs, and that's very difficult to do. We're here to educate youngsters."
For many districts, proposed tax increases will come with budget cuts.
West Seneca, for example, will spend less money on schools this year than last, but tax revenue would go up nearly 3 percent.
Budget savings – including a retirement incentive that 130 teachers and staff will take advantage of – were just not enough to offset other rising expenses, including pension and health care costs.
"We're essentially downsizing ourselves as best we can," said Brian Schulz, the district's treasurer.
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SALEM — City council members witnessed firsthand the difference in capabilities between a new 100-foot tower ladder fire truck and the Salem Fire Department's 70-foot ladder truck, but they're still......
I might suggest a better use of captial funds would be for the purchase of a couple of bulldozers to speed the razing of the drug houses and slumlord properties ....would also reduce the need for fire equipment as there will be fewer meth labs to explode.
Reallocating our resources/funds to eradicate the criminal/drug element is FAR more of a priority than continuing with the status quo and feeding the fire dept bureaucracy.
We can, and must, do better.
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I live in the 4th largest city in the U.S. with multiple skyscrapers. Do you think the Houston FD has ladders that can reach to the top of them? Uhhh, no.
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Hilarious. I leave for the long weekend and come back to 81 comments. It's quite sad that some people have no common sense. If just one building in a whole town / city needs a taller ladder, the price of said equipment can't justify the purchase; for a 1 in a million chance of ever needing it. Period. God help us all.
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28years? The dude is this "sensitive"? That is a bad thing. Weak ff is the last thing the city needs. Do they have some counceling they can help them with? Maybe get out of that job and find one that they can handle the stressof and not be this worried?
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Ms.Watchdog scores again. Poor Bug dude, he just can't handle a woman with an opinion.
Keep up the good work Ms. Dog, it's refreshing seeing soembody notkissing the butts of concil and asking questions.
I am sick of dodgen pot holes and that million would fix alot of them. This town looks like crap and mill $ fire truck sitting in a stall at the fd on a "might happen" is BS.
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Board isn't self policed, and obviously SN personnel finds it to be fair game.
Don't want "attacked"? Don't make outspoken comments on every story. If you're going to dish it out, expect to have it dished back.
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28yrs as a volunteer fire fighter? Seriously, they don't teach you professional conduct and how to behave and you act this way towards the public? This is how you think you can gain respect? Wow!
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Bug she gave you a clear warning to stop harassing her and she asked you nicely. Are you this IGNORANT? It doesn't mean you can continue to harass her. What the*****is wrong with you?
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First of you not big enough or smart enough to intimadate me or hurt my feelings,cause i have none.
Second before you and the other person chose to critize somone,Maybe you should consider how you exspress your opinions
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Repeating one more time: "Stop disrupting the news board and stop responding and addressing my comments. Start addressing the article. Problem solved."
I hope that it was clear enough for you Ladybug. It is a very clear message.
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"Every time watchdog gets on here she uses degrading words ,as if everyone is stupid but her,"
Wow didn't know as woman I was intimidating you. You know Ladybug if you don't agree with my comments you can simply ignore them or say how or why you disagree with anything I say. I wondered why you always seem to stalk me on here. Quite frankly Ladybug I am sick of your annoying behavior. Does it make you feel better about yourself to disrupt everyone with this behavior you evoke on others? I didn't know this was a competition of who is the smartest on here. These are my opinions and if you don't like them, not my problem. I am truly sorry that you I make you feel inadequate and your poor little feelings are hurt all the time. Seriously, you do know that there is away for you to help yourself with that inferior feeling you feel. Stop disrupting the news board and stop responding and addressing my comments. Start addressing the article. Problem solved.
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When you can site the differnce between name calling and verbally degrading all those people she attacked ,
Then you comment
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Insults !! I think you better learn to read others comment before you start critizing someone else.
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Try 28yrs. And just who who in the h do you think you are ?/
Every time watchdog gets on here she uses degrading words ,as if everyone is stupid but her,
Ts1227 said it pretty well.
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"Call the chief names"
Where? Copy and paste it.
Ladybug, what makes you such a expert in any of this? The fact that you were a volunteer FF for a couple of years?
You come out with the same rhetoric every time you comment and only person who calls people names are YOU! People of Salem are trying to have conversations on here and you disrupt with your crap and most of the time assaults and off topic subjects. You don't even live in Salem.
You know bug, I am seriously surprised you still have an account with the Salem News. Your attacks on other people is ridiculous. Not to mention the abuse of your writings. 69 comments and 54 of them are your one line nonsense that hardly anyone can figure out what it is your even talking about.
Why don't have you respect for the others on here? When you disagree why don't you TRY EXPLAINING why you disagree instead of slamming people with your insults?
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I second that motion./ Never happen.
I can't but would if i was that un-happy with my elected officials.
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My lord, since you all know what is wrong with this town, why don't you run for council?
Oh wait, if you did that you would have to actually fix it, and not just sit back and complain.
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I'll leave you to yourselves now, Maybe you can start on the police dept next.
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Why the city doesn't have a fund set up to purchase equip.
Oh golly gee maybe we should of thought of something like that
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You people are good.
Call the chief names,talk like the only thing they do is get cats out trees or set around hoping something catches fire
They get critized for being fisrt responders,Whem antbody with an ounce of brains nows time is very important in a medical emergency
But i guess you know what your talking about or think you like the others.
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I can see it now,There just setting in there hoping something catches fire,
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Thats areal good idea. What do you think thet inspect bldgs for ?
To reduce chances of by proper storage of chemicals,bldg codes ,etc.
And no she didnt answer,
You offer no alternative, You haven't answered the question about thruths missing.
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Well Mr, Zero she does a real good job of hiding herself and don't mind abit calling names.
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"I didn't quess at anything peanut head"
Bug, be very grateful you can hide behind that anonymous name. The lady has answered your question three times in your ridiculous failed attempts to make her look stupid by asking the same lame questions over and over. I agree with her and the others. It's not about denying them a new truck, it's about buying one the City can afford to buy. In fact, Apple appears to be the only one with a brain.
You know what, maybe it's time we start finding ways to PREVENT fires in Salem instead of having a fire department that lives to fight them. The one main thing the Salem FD fails to do.
If you can't figure that one out bug then you are the worst type of FF to have.
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How much is a long time concerned ? 5,10,15 ,20 25 yrs.Like anything else they arn't built like used to be.
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I love the Thai pad, and I'm on my second one. I also gave one as a gift. I wanted to try the Thai roll to avoid carrying the larger Thai pad up...Read complete review
I love the Thai pad, and I'm on my second one. I also gave one as a gift. I wanted to try the Thai roll to avoid carrying the larger Thai pad up and downstairs from the family room and the bedroom, and for travel. I think the Thai roll will fill the need nicely. It is lighter and more compact than the Thai pad. I also think the fabric will be more durable than the silk of the Thai pad. My only complaint about the Thai pad is that the fabric has frayed which is why I'm on my second one. The Thai roll being on sale at half-price presented the perfect opportunity to try it out. However, instructions should definitely be included with the Thai roll. I had to use the picture on the website in order to get the roll positioned correctly with the loops and ties.
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I was intrigued both by the reviews and the item. Now after trying to use it for four months I'm more frustrated than intrigued. There are no directions or instructions on how to tie...Read complete review
I was intrigued both by the reviews and the item. Now after trying to use it for four months I'm more frustrated than intrigued. There are no directions or instructions on how to tie the roll so that it is functional. My hat is off to those who have made it work. Regardless of how I've tied it I can't use it to stand up either my Kindle or IPad (landscape or portrait) to comfortably read, watch a movie, or play a game. The only thing I like about it is the richness of the color and the fabric.
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I bought this for a friend, and she loves it. It is handy for using with a kindle and a ipad.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By LesliH
from Minneapolis, MN
I bought this roll to put my tablet and iPad up on my desk ad work and it is super helpful as I can easily see the screens and navigate with little issue. I enjoy it so much I purchased one for home to use for when I am reading or watching videos.
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By Oscar13
from MA
Gave this as a gift. Beautiful to look at tho took a while to set up correctly. Also good to know purchase supports literacy efforts.
By 5of5
This product was exact;y as described and even better quality than i anticipated. i use it almost every day and often for several hours at a time. I have not traveled with it yet, but I have no doubt hat it will work very well for me.
beautiful and functional
By MJFCA
from San Diego, CA
This works perfectly with my Kindle Paperwhite - I liked it so much that I got another one for a friend. Frankly, too big to pack and take on a trip, but great at home. Could use some instructions for initial setup. Great value on sale.
Finally an iPad Support That Works!
By Shroni
from St. Louis, Missouri
I tried the Sari cloth pillow first - it is too large and doesn't support the iPad securely, so I tried this. I love it! It holds my iPad where I want it, and is small enough to move from room to room with me. On top of that, it's gorgeous and a pleasure to look at. Great purchase!
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from Gloucester City, NJ
best bookrest ever
By quiltfanatic1
from California
I have lusted after this bookrest for a long time and finally bought it. What the heck took me so long. It's lightweight, pretty, holds my book or my tablet securely on my lap and lays out flat for travel.
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from Atl,Ga
I ordered this item because I am totally suffering from Carpal Tunnel and this has been the most help for me!! I can read a book with it, use it for my iPad or Kindle! "Look Ma, no hands!!" Thanks for the great products you carry! Has helped me at least keep reading!!
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I purchased this as a gift for an avid reader and she loves it. Uses it everyday and says it's particularly useful for the heavy hardbacks from the library. It is well made and she loves the colors/pattern. I bought this as a weekly special and so was very pleased with the value.
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Jolie, who divorced Thornton in 2003, has written the foreword for her ex-husband's upcoming memoir, The Billy Bob Tapes: A Cave Full of Ghosts, due out May 15.
Jolie isn't the only famous person who contributed. An image of the cover of Thornton's book posted on Amazon reads, "Introduction by Angelina Jolie, with commentary by Robert Duvall, Dwight Yoakam and Tom Epperson."
A description of the book posted on the site says The Billy Bob Tapes will include "colorful tales of his modest (to say the least) Southern upbringing, his bizarre phobias (komodo dragons?), his life, his loves (including his heartbreakingly brief marriage to fellow Oscar winner Angelina Jolie), and, of course, his movie career."
"I thought she did an amazing job," he said. "She really dug deep and it meant a lot to her. I'm very, very proud of her."
Jolie was also at the Berlin Film Festival where she was given a standing ovation after she screened her directorial debut.


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We simplified the construction of Blue Lagoon by cutting the stars as quilt triangles rather than diamonds. We used the From Marti Michell 60° Triangle Ruler™ to cut the triangles and a regular ruler to cut the 60-degree diamonds.
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1. Make a strip set the required width for your project or slightly wider. (For Blue Lagoon on page 80, the quilt strips should be at least 5 3/4″ wide.)
2. Position 60-degree Triangle-Ruler™ on strip set with line corresponding to the finished side length of triangle aligned with bottom edge of strip set. For example, for Blue Lagoon, use the 5 3/4″ line (Photo A).
3. Cut along both sides of ruler (Photo B).
4. Reposition line on ruler along opposite edge of strip set, aligning side of ruler along angled cut edge. Cut along edge of ruler (Photo C).
5. Continue rotating ruler to cut desired number of triangles. (Photo D).
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1. Cut strip correct width for your quilting project. (For Blue Lagoon, cut strips 51⁄2″ wide.)
2. Using regular ruler, trim end of strip at 60-degree angle. (Photo E).
3. Position line on ruler that corresponds to the strip width on the angled edge. Cut along edge of ruler to make 1 diamond (Photo F). Continue in this manner to cut desired number of diamonds.
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Quilt rotary cutting diamonds is a bit tricky. I like to check them for accuracy by folding them in half either vertically or horizontally from point to point. Because a diamond is symmetrical, the raw edges and points should meet when they are folded.
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DART hopes this is final weekend for Mockingbird Station closure
Work is wrapping up on the new platform at Mockingbird Station. The station is the last to be refitted for updated, easy-access rail cars. It's been closed for construction for the past few weekends.
As Staff Writer Daphne Chen reports, the transit agency originally said it might need one more weekend after this one to complete the work. But a DART spokesman told her that it looks like crews can finish up on Saturday and Sunday.
As on past weekends, DART will use buses to shuttle passengers to and from Mockingbird Station. The shuttles will run to CityPlace Station to the south; and to the Lovers Lane Station (Red Line) and White Rock Station (Blue Line) to the north.
PHOTO: Manuel Ramos waits for a southbound train at Mockingbird Station in August 2008. G.J. McCARTHY/DMN


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incredible features. Visual Studio starts to become a unique tool for "begin to end web development".
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Probably the most interesting talk of the conference. Really got me wanting some of these new features now—and makes me feel a little impatient if I'm honest! Very much looking forward to .less support and some of the other cool features Mads showed us.
great to see web essentials in vs 2012. Can't wait to install it
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COLUMBIANA - A part-time officer and two auxiliary officers were added to the city police force last week.
Brandon Ericsson, who has worked as a part-time officer in New Waterford, was hired to replace two part-time officers who left the department for full-time jobs elsewhere.
Chief Tim Gladis said it is difficult to keep part-time officers because of scheduling and the lure of full-time jobs.
"Many of you know we lost a couple of our part-time guys, (one) most recently to a job in Warren. It's hard to keep part-time people," he told council before they approved the new hires.
Ericsson will work to fill the vacancies left by Zach Jones and Chris Albert.
Jones has been on the roster more than a year and will remain on the roster until Dec. 30, when he will leave the department for a full-time job in Warren. Albert has been on the roster more than three years and was working part-time while also working full-time for the Beaver Township Police Department.
He officially left the department in July to take over the duties of handling the township's K-9 unit.
"We both agreed that he probably should focus on that. We'd love to have him; he's a really good cop. He's done a really good job for us," Gladis said.
Jones and Albert both worked the day shift and Gladis said Ericsson will likely fill day and night shifts at alternate times depending on scheduling.
He is currently attending Youngstown State University and will go through in-house field training with another officer on the force before taking on the new duties, Gladis said.
New auxiliary officers are Dave Beavers and Tyler Thaxton. Beavers participated on the department's Explorer Post while Thaxton has no previous connection to the department.
The Explorer Post provides career and recreational training for 14 to 18 year olds while the volunteer auxiliary force provides assistance to the paid department by providing uniformed police presence at local events.
The auxiliary force is for 18 to 21 year olds and these officers are not paid. Gladis said most members of the auxiliary force choose to seek paid police jobs when they are eligible.
The two men will join a team of roughly 20 people on the auxiliary force. All three were administered the oath of office by Municipal Attorney Daniel Blasdell during the regular council meeting.
On a related matter, the department has announced it will be purchasing a new cruiser early next year. The new cruiser is part of the five-year lifecycle replacement program and the department purchases a cruiser each year through this program, Gladis said.
The cruiser will replace the oldest cruiser or the cruiser with the most maintenance needed. The department includes the expense in its annual budget and spends about $36,000 on the cars, equipment included, he said.
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In what universe do you know anything about what is going on in Lidstrom's family life?
You made a huge assumption on what Lidstrom's true intentions were, based on very little information. My logic is solid.
My point is that you were trying to say some random poster knows as much about me as I, or anyone else who closely follows the wings, could gather up about a famous person who's private matters are paraded all over tv, newspapers, and this message board.
Case and point:
Anyone who has read this thread knows infinitely more about Brad Stuart's personal life than anyone here knows about mine COMBINED.
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GRAND TERRACE, Calif. (AP) — A Southern California home has been evacuated after a landslide opened a 25-foot-wide fissure in the hillside supporting it.
San Bernardino County fire Capt. Ed Noble says authorities were called to the home in Grand Terrace shortly before 8 a.m. Tuesday.
He says a slide undercut part of the home's patio and went back some 15 feet. Chunks of foundation fell about 150 feet downhill.
Noble says the home has been red-tagged as unsafe and two occupants will be out until engineers can decide what to do.
The cause of the slide is under investigation but Noble says it may have stemmed from a broken water pipe.
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Friday, October 11, 2013
Human trafficking happens in the Lowcountry. It's not pretty and it's not something widely talked about. And all too often it rears its ugly head in the form of prostitution.
But an organization has put down roots here, on Daniel Island, called The A21 Campaign.
It is a global organization with the mission to abolish human trafficking in the 21st Century.
They launched the Lowcountry campaign in June 2012 to raise awareness, be proactive and to educate.
According to CaraLee Murphy of The A21 Campaign, when the campaign put offices in the Lowcountry, the staff sat down with law enforcement agencies, victim's advocates and others who all said, "Yes, it is happening here. And yes, it is a problem."
Murphy explained that a lot of it looks like prostitution - but it is forced or coerced prostitution.
"More often than not, those girls did not choose that lifestyle," she said.
Murphy said that in the United States, what we see most is sex trafficking.
"Perhaps these victims made choices and got involved with a man who ultimately backed her into a corner. These victims are often threatened by using their family or children as leverage. Blackmail is also a common intimidation tool."
Murphy said that 18,000 humans per year are trafficked into the United States. It is unknown how many are trafficked domestically. It is mostly young girls and women and sometimes men and boys as well.
The staff at the A21 Campaign work closely with victims of human trafficking to help them start a new life and get restored.
But identifying a victim is not easy.
"A lot of times what happens is victims are brought to us after a bust of some sort - when law enforcement are looking for a trafficking ring," said Murphy. Last year alone those types of operations rescued 103 minor victims, some of which were South Carolina natives.
The A21 Campaign offers victims a variety of resources, from basic needs, to therapy, to education and jobs.
In addition, there is an anti-human trafficking law in effect in South Carolina (H3757) in which traffickers can be sentenced up to 15 years for every victim. And if a victim is under the age of 18, (often the average age is 12 to 13, traffickers will get up to an additional 15 years on top of the sentence for each minor.
In addition the law calls for a forfeiture of assets if the offender used money made off victims to make purchases. Those items are then seized and liquidated, and the money goes back to the victims to help restore them.
Murphy said that anyone from any socio-economic class or religion can become a victim.
"We find victims who have gone to church all of their lives to girls from broken homes. There is no average."
An offender looks for girls who show insecurity. Murphy explained that they woo their victims with presents, compliments and love.
"A DEA agent we work with sat down with a trafficker once and he said 'How do you get these young, beautiful girls?' The trafficker responded that 'it is so easy. You can walk into any mall in America and find a girl who is alone. You tell her she has beautiful eyes and if she thanks you and walks you let her go. If she shows any sign of insecurity, etc., I know I have her.' After striking up a relationship, the trafficker smothers her with compliments, says he wants to be her boyfriend, etc.," said Murphy.
"It's all about filling a void. Once he has her, he tells his victims they work for him now or he will kill her family and hurt and beat the victim."
Murphy said that other ways of bringing in victims is showing them a glitz and glamor lifestyle with expensive cars and luxury name brands. She said as soon as the offender has gotten her that all stops and the force begins.
"A lot people think trafficking starts with kidnapping - and it does happen. But with kidnapping, the offender has to hide the victim and keep her quiet because people are looking for her. It is easier to go after the girls that are runaways or girls no one is looking for."
Statistically a girl who has survived the seven to nine year time-frame of being victimized can successfully go through recovery after being rescued. Most end up taking their own life if they have been abused much more past nine years.
"We have hope that there is true restoration," said Murphy. "We've seen it in homes across the world. Girls are fully restored, stepping into a path where they are empowered to live and help prevent future generations from becoming victims.
"It takes a lot of work and a commitment from the community at large to come together to do whatever takes to support these girls," she said.
Educate to prevent
The A21 Campaign has many roles, all centering on protection, prevention, awareness and education.
Prevention starts with arming the public and professional community with tools such as what tactics to look for.
A21 has also written curriculum into ninth and 10th grade classes that is aligned with common core standards. It consists of, five easy lessons that are age appropriate.
"We teach these kids and anyone who will listen that human beings are not commodities," she said.
"Of course we want to eradicate human trafficking altogether. We want to make South Carolina a terrible place to conduct human trafficking."
The A21 Campaign is also working on three main initiatives. Medical Protocol is offered to emergency room doctors.
"All of the girls we've dealt with have been through the emergency room multiple times because of the lifestyle they are being forced to live. We want to educate those doctors and nurses on what to look for and the actions and steps they should take should they suspect they've come across a victim."
Operation Missing Person is geared toward the hospitality industry. A lot of the activities associated with human trafficking happen within hotels, and workers, front desk personnel and security can be the front line toward eradicating this if they are empowered with proper training. They are equipped with a binder with photos of missing and runaway girls ages 11 to 18 years old."
The photos are categorized by eye color, which is the one thing that is hard to change.
A test training was done and 196 out of 200 invited attendees participated.
"The last initiate is that we need people help spread the word, talk to people, support the girls," said Murphy. "We just need the community to rally behind ending trafficking in Charleston, South Carolina, the United States and the world."
Visit The A21 Campaign at www.thea21campaign.org for details on donating or other training opportunities.
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Split Lid Gas Grill Lets You Grill and Sear for Cookouts Big and Small The full cabinet Kenmore 4-burner gas grill with split lid provides a stylish split hood with two cooking methods - grilling and searing - to help you satisfy everyone at the cookout. This grill boasts many convenient cooking features including two vented stainless steel hoods that transfer smoke away from the chef, a large fold-away side table, a Safe Continue electric ignition, patented tank retainer and three high-grade 304 stainless steel burners. You can grill chicken, fish, and other meats under the main hood of this split lid gas grill, and with the separate high-temperature searing burner with its own hood you can grill restaurant-quality steaks. The combination of main burners and intense sear heat will give you outdoor cooking opportunities that will make grilling a pleasure. For added versatility, convert it to natural gas with a natural gas conversion kit (sold separately).
- Kenmore 4 burner gas grill with split lid features two separate grilling spaces
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Guadalupe Community Shelter
We help men, women and children experiencing homelessness in Weld County.
We Provide
- Overnight emergency shelter
- Transitional housing shelter
- Daily meals
- Clean linens and basic toiletries
- Case management and referrals
- Computer Resource Room
- Medical screenings, and referral to Sunrise Medical Clinic
We make a difference
- Last year, we served 555 individuals and provided 14,927 nights of shelter.
- An estimated 65% of our clients were able to secure sustainable housing last year, upon leaving the shelter.
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1442 N. 11th Ave
Greeley, CO 80631
Contact us at (970) 353-6433.
We provide more than just a place to sleep.
We provide a temporary home, a place for new beginnings.
Each of our residents is matched with a case manager who helps him/her navigate our 120-day Levels Program. Each resident commits to goals that will help them obtain stable income and housing.
We operate the only shelter in Weld County that provides services to single individuals as well as families.
Our new facility is a comprehensive shelter, with complementary social programs operating all at one location.
120-Day Levels Program Requirements
- Attend "Employment" and "Life Skills" class series
- Attend "Housing" and "Money Management" class series
- Regularly submit "Job Search" and "Housing Search" logs
- Regularly deposit earnings into a supervised, personal housing fund
- Meet regularly with Case Manager
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- Men's Dorm with 24 beds
- Women's Dorm with 6 beds
- Six, separate Family Rooms
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- Over 5,000 hours of generous service each year
- Over 900 volunteers total
- Donated hours mean money saved, and THAT means more help, for more people.
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Click here to review current Volunteer Opportunities at The Guadalupe Shelter.
The Distribution Center at the Guadalupe Community Center accepts donations and gives items out to clients. Our current donation needs include:
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The NBC coverage was listed as TBA on the Guide channel until Saturday by my cable provider. It's easy to miss a skating program. There are no teaser advertisements for them, and the networks don't even update the cable providers in a timely fashion.
It's almost as bad as the days when you had no idea what month the World championships would be aired, or if it would be aired at all, being preempted by a fireman's competition, a demolition derby, curling, or roller derby But those were the days - if skating was going to be on TV, it would be on Saturday at the same time each week.


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Saturday, August 17, 2013
From Charleston's historic Broad Street in 1888 to their North Charleston office in 2013, Family Services (FSI) has maintained their goal of financial stability. Even with time and socio-economic changes, the mission has remained - to empower individuals and families to become financially self-sustaining.
To celebrate, the organization held a community day at the Charleston RiverDogs last Friday.
"We are thrilled to use a Charleston staple to commemorate our many years of service," CEO David Geer said. Geer will threw out the first pitch Friday evening.
FSI passed out information at the gate entrances, and the first 1,000 fans received a fan from the organization to help them celebrate and to stay cool in the hot August sun.
The local nonprofit organization provides a variety of programs such as homebuyer education and advising, financial coaching, foreclosure prevention assistance, credit improvement, debt management, financial management and rental assistance. Those interested in learning about FSI's current programs and upcoming changes, specifically about how the organization plans to break the cycle of poverty in Charleston's youth, should email questions to Jenna Johnson at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Family Services has remained one of the leading human service nonprofit organizations by providing professional financial, housing, and health counseling services to residents and businesses of South Carolina for 125 years. FSI has successfully withstood the test of time and socio-economic changes by providing quality advocacy, counseling and education services to individuals and families. Call toll free today at 800-232-6489 ext. 7862 or locally at 843-735-7862. For more information, go to www.fsisc.org or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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