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This looks heavenly Bran! I love Baked ziti though I've never had it with alfredo sauce! Mmmm sounds delish!!ReplyDelete
I love penne, too! And your baked ziti sounds fabulous...I'd go with extra sauce, too. YUM! Merry Christmas, Brandie! xoReplyDelete
I'm a sucka for all pastas, one fave is the penne and for the same reasons too! That looks awesome. I will have to try it in my large Dutch oven.ReplyDelete
Yup, the extra sauce is a keeper. I just made a penne pasta dish as well, but it didn't have all the ooey gooey creaminess that this one does. Totally comfort food.ReplyDelete
I have homemade marinara sauce cooking in my CrockPot and was going to use some of it for pizza tonight...but this is too good to pass up on this frigid day in NM!!!!ReplyDelete
Baked Ziti is one of my favorites and especially with extra sauce. New here and it is nice to meet you Brandie. Looking forward to more of your posts. Happy Holidays to you.ReplyDelete
I used your recipe for dinner tonight. Big hit. Very yummy!
Extra sauce is a must, this is a stick to your ribs meal. The fact that it is inexpensive is an extra bonus.ReplyDelete
What a fabulous dish. It looks and sounds delicious. I love to visit your blog. I never leave empty handed and always have a recipe or tip to show for the time I spend here. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...MaryReplyDelete
Baked Ziti (or Penne) is a go-to dish here when we have a crowd. I love that you used Alfredo too. What a great idea!ReplyDelete
I know without a doubt that we would gobble that up in a heartbeat!ReplyDelete
I too am very intrigued with using Alfredo sauce as well as regular spaghetti. Looks REALLY good & I bet the Alfredo sauce makes it a little creamier! Will be making soon!ReplyDelete
WOW! That looks so good! I'm going to ask hubby if he wants that tonight! YUMO! ♥♥♥ReplyDelete
I made a meatless version of this for supper tonight - can't wait to try it. I'm sure the whole kitchen will be warm and good-smelling!ReplyDelete
Lovely! Baked pasta is just such a comfort dish :)ReplyDelete
Your Baked Ziti (penne) is marvelous.
I call it penne, too;) I've been craving a pasta dish, so I'll be making this one with the extra sauce, soon.
I came across this wonderful dish on pinterest. My family loved it...especially the kids!ReplyDelete
Faith, thank you for taking the time to let me know how it turned out for you. I just love Pinterest. I've made some great new food friends because of it!! So happy to have you here! :)ReplyDelete
I was wondering if you can taste the alfredo sauce, or if it just adds a little creaminess? I am not a huge fan of alfredo sauce but if it just adds more flavor without the taste that would be good for me.
Pics of this meal look delicious
Hi Stephanie! Personally, I don't think the Alfredo Sauce has a strong flavor in this. It really just adds creaminess to the sauce. I love the additional garlic flavor that it adds when you use the garlic flavored alfredo sauce. Hope you enjoy it if you give it a try!ReplyDelete
I've used a no-boil recipe to make this and loved it, but I'm really liking the idea of the garlic Alfredo instead of ricotta - so much more affordable without much flavor variation. Will try this the next time I have all the ingredients.ReplyDelete
thank you country cook i am definitely going to give the garlic alfredo a try.ReplyDelete
I'm new to your blog and I'm looking at all you delicious-sounding recipes. I'm so excited to try this one and the Creamy Chicken Enchiladas. I've gotten so bored with the same old recipes that I make so it will be fun to try some new ones! Thank you!!!!ReplyDelete
I made this for supper tonight. It is SO good. Creamy and tastes wonderful. This will be appearing on my table again.ReplyDelete
Yay! Thank you so much!! I appreciate you letting me know how it turned out for you! :)ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for the recipe.
I made this last night and everyone Loved it.
It was very easy and very good!!!
Thanks again!!
Could you substitute ground pork instead of beef? This looks oh too good and I happen to have GP on hand.ReplyDelete
I'm making this for dinner tonight--works out I already have everything needed. All your recipes look soo yummy, can't wait to take some time to look at others =)ReplyDelete
Just took this out of the oven - and wow, does it look and smell great! I did add minced garlic to my red sauce and to the alfredo - also added some of the mozzarella to the alfredo noodle mix. Giving it a few minutes to cool and then feed the starving peeps here! Thank you so much for sharing great recipes!ReplyDelete
This looks delicious! And how easy? Yum...thanks for the recipe!ReplyDelete
My husband is allergic to eggs which is in many Alfredo sauces. Can I substitute something for it?ReplyDelete
Hi Kim! I didn't think there were eggs in alfredo sauces. I know there are eggs in carbonara sauces but alfredo is usually butter and heavy cream. But I would definitely check the back of the label to make sure there aren't egg products in it. You could make your own alfredo from scratch if you like. There are some pretty simple recipes for it online. I hope that helps!ReplyDelete
Hi, I was just wondering if this would freeze well? I have made it once before and it was a hit with my family!! Delicious!ReplyDelete
Wow! I think this will become family favorite, it just came out of the oven and it took some willpower to let it cool. It is delicious and I think I may need seconds. Thank you.ReplyDelete
I'm sure you know this but the dish freezes very well. I cook the hamburger and ziti and assemble it. Once it's cooled I freeze it. Then when I want to cook it I pull it from the freezer the day before. It works great and there is one batch going in the freezer today!ReplyDelete
Can I use classic Alfredo sauce instead of garlic Parmesan? I accidentally bought the wrong one.ReplyDelete
Yes, you can use the classic Alfredo :)ReplyDelete
I made this over the break and picky husband who says he does not like pasta loved it. I exchanged sausage for the ground beef and mixed a beaten egg with the alfredo sauce only because I had read somewhere to do that when making baked pasta. This is the perfect funeral food dish, so the ingredients are on my shopping list to have on hand when necessary. Thanks so much.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much!!! I love how you take a picture of the ingredients and step by step of the process!! I'm such a visual person and this rocks! I am 28 and LOVE your receipes...finally I feel like I can cook! :P
Please keep the receipes coming!!!
I can't wait to try this!! I have a question about the extra can of sauce? If you set it to the side & warm it while the dish is cooking, do you just use it as a topper after the dish is done cooking?.... as you can tell I don't cook much! Lol! Thanks for your help, I will definitely be trying this out this week!ReplyDelete
I can't wait to try this! It sounds delish! I have a quick question about the extra can of sauce? Since you set it to the side & warm it while the dish is cooking, do you just use it as a topper when the dish is done?... as you can tell I don't cook a Whole lot! Lol! Thanks for your help! Definitely trying this, this week! Nom!ReplyDelete
It warms my heart reading these comments!! Thank you so much! I'm so happy y'all have had success with this one!! Brandy- yep, I just heat up that second can of sauce and either spoon it right on top of the individual servings. Or if you like, put some on the bottom of the plates & then serve pasta on top :)ReplyDelete
This was the best Baked Ziti I ever had! My family absolutely loved it and we had the leftovers a few days later and to me, it was even better, lol. I will definitely be making this for now on, Thank you for a great recipe!ReplyDelete
This was a big hit at our house tonite!
Another hit, Brandy....
I am thinking of substituting the ground beef with sweet Italian pork or chicken sausage for more of a spicy taste. Maybe adding sweet onions. This dish sounds delicious. I plan to baked and bring to a potluck dinner happening in a few weeks. Thanks!
I made this last night and was delicious! I love all pasta. I used 1 can of the Hunts sauce (which happens to be my favorite) and a container of homemade sauce my friend made. Her sauce had hot sausage and zucchini in it. Awesome easy dinner to make. I did make it ahead night before. I commute so it was nice to come home and just pop it in the oven. I did keep it in the oven a bit longer as it was in the fridge. Thanks!:)ReplyDelete
Looks delicious! Yum. I love how everyone makes this recipe their own. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
My granddaughter and I made this for dinner tonight. My Dad actually complimented it (he never, ever says anything nice about food), and my granddaughter put this on the top of her favorite recipes. It uses a lot of pans, but well worth it!ReplyDelete
Dear Lord woman! This is my Favorite recipe now. I pretty much always have noodles , meat and sauces so this meal is perfect. Quick for whipping out dinner when i'm tired and don't know what to cook. It is SO good and always gets me compliments, which of course i tell them it was you. ;)ReplyDelete
Awww Shelby - thank you so much for that!! You made my day! I know all about being too exhausted to cook. I am glad to hear this is now a "go-to" recipe for you. Thank you for taking the time to comment!Delete
My husband BEGS for this Baked Ziti! He absolutely loves it. I've tried many of your recipes and they've all been hits! Thanks so much!
I made this recipe last night after searching for pina colada cakes!! This is really good!! The only substitution was the mozzarella cheese for a 5 cheese Italian blend from Kraft that I just found. Yummy!
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Thanks so much - glad I found this site!!! :)
This was delicious, quick, and easy to make. The flavors go well together. This will be a regular in my house. I made the roast chicken today and the butterfinger cake. Can't wait to try it. I try at least one of your recipes a week and have not been dissappointed. I love your website and tell everyone about it. Thanks for the many wonderful recipes!ReplyDelete
Made this tonight for my family and they LOVeD it and let's just say they are a tough crowd to please!!! Thank youReplyDelete
Cooking in my oven right now. Can't wait to taste it!
Going to be making this for dinner tonight and I know it is going to be a hit with my hubby, son and I! Thanks for sharing your wonderful recipes!ReplyDelete
Great recipe! I made a meatless version, and it turned out great! Next time, I will use the non-garlic alfredo sauce because the garlic taste was a bit strong for my preferences. I will also use a bit more mozz cheese because I am a huge cheese fan. I loved how simple this recipe is to make, and it only took a few ingredients! Thanks for posting!ReplyDelete
I'm making this tonight, I'm using garlic spag sauce instead of garlic alfredo sauce...we'll see if it makes a different taste. I'll come back and let you know..looks yummy.ReplyDelete
Do you think you could use a different kind of pasta for this recipe? Or does it work best with penne? I wanna make this tonight so bad lol. But the only pasta I have is Radiatori?ReplyDelete
Ever since I've found this receipe it has become a favorite to make. I make it meatless. Just made it for dinner last night.ReplyDelete
Just wanna say I <3, <3, <3 ALL your recipes and am constantly sharing them. Thank you for this wonderful blog.
Think this would be good if I added turkey kielbasa? Would I mix it with the red sauce?ReplyDelete
Hubby isn't a big fan of pasta but he gave this a thumbs up. I used meatballs instead since that's what I had on hand and I also added a little garlic salt to the sauce. Delicious!ReplyDelete
I love the idea of mixing both flavors of sauces - delicious! This is the only Alfredo sauce I will use… 1 stick of butter, 1 cream cheese 8 oz, 1 pint of half and half, onion powder, lots of garlic powder, Parmesan cheese ( about one quarter to half a container - Kraft) and Parsley, salt and pepper. Simmer (but not boiling) and wisk until creamy. Will thicken as it cools - 100% better the next day.Delete
Oh, I am making this for supper tonight! It's cold and snowy out and this will be perfect to warm us all up! Love your recipes!ReplyDelete
I make something very similar to this and it is one of our favorites! I put the uncooked penne pasta in the bottom of my baking dish then sprinkle it with Italian sausage that I've already cooked. Then I pour a jar of pasta sauce over that plus a jar of water. Mix it all together, cover it up and bake it for 1/2 hour. Then I uncover it and put Italian-style shredded cheese on top, then bake it uncovered until the cheese melts. YUM!ReplyDelete
I have tried this recipe twice! It is already my fast favorite. I love how easy it is, and how gooey it gets with the jar of Alfredo sauce. This is my favorite recipe. It's even better than homemade lasagna.ReplyDelete
Made this the other night and we loved it! We will definitely be making this again. So easy to make and delicious! Thank you!!ReplyDelete
This was super! Adding the alfredo sauce to the pasta and then adding the extra sauce on top really made a difference. Definitely a keeper!ReplyDelete
It looks great Brandie. I always use Delmonte Garlic & Onion in the can as it is the best I have ever eaten.ReplyDelete
This works for me! Add a glass of red wine and I am a happy camper. The Mr loves lots of pasta sauce so that extra jar of sauce is a must have.ReplyDelete
Came across this recipe yesterday and tried it! OMG it is so good! I think the Alfredo sauce adds a different flavor to it. My son loves it! Thanks
I made this last weekend. It was a big hit in my house. The alfredo just gives the Zita a good flavor and blends with the sauce and cheese.
Made this tonight & it was delish! I made my own Alfredo sauce instead of bought & will def be making this dish again!ReplyDelete
I made this yesterday. It's wonderful! As you recommended, I used penne pasta. I didn't use the additional/2nd jar of spaghetti sauce. I bought plain (Classico) alfredo sauce, then (as someone here suggested) I added garlic powder to my own taste. I used Francisco Rinaldi with mushrooms spaghetti sauce, and I did add onion. My dear husband panicked when he saw the jar of alfredo sauce. I assured him that he wouldn't really taste this ingredient, once it was mixed in. He took 2nd helping and maybe a 3rd. He said "I didn't expect to like this, but I really do." Thanks, Brandie - It's a keeper!ReplyDelete
We like spicy in our house. So, changed the beef to hot Italian sausage, put it in the food processor (because the hubs and kiddos don't like chunky sauce) and added some additional spices to the sauce...keeper in our house! Made a quick green salad and some garlic bread...there is dinner on a busy Wednesday night!ReplyDelete
This is one of the few Pinterest recipes that I make over and over. It's delicious!! Thanks for the great recipe.ReplyDelete
I made this last night, only I made it with ground turkey instead of ground beef! It was delicious! I'll definitely make this again soon! It was so easy, and no complaints from the husband or kids! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Thank You so much for this recipe! Just made it tonight and it was sooooo yummy! Nephew had 3 servings! The only thing I did was to add some spices and seasonings to the meat sauce. MMMMMMMM.....ReplyDelete
The addition of the garlic alfredo sauce was GENIUS! I'll be emailing you soon to request permission to use this on my Shrinking On a Budget Meal Plan. I'll need to tweak it a little for my subscribers, but love the concept!ReplyDelete
I learned from the first time I made this. Make two at a time; one to eat know and one to freeze for another meal. I used turkey and pork sausage for a flavor twice - yum!ReplyDelete
I just made the baked ziti tonite for a celebratory supper and it was a HUGE hit. Everyone loved it including me because it was super easy. I have never used the alfredo sauce in this dish before and it made all the difference. Thanks for a great new dish that is very budget friendly and quick.ReplyDelete
I've made this several times now, but have used Italian sausage instead of ground beef. This last time, I added a layer of fresh Bella mushrooms between the noodles and the spaghetti sauce and it was to die for! Thanks for sharing this great recipe!ReplyDelete
I saw this on Pinterest today and baked it. I used ground beef and hot italian sausage and it was a winner. Made some garlic bread and now everyone is resting. Will definitely be doing this again. Very easy to make and didn't take much time. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
I wasn't sure about this recipe when I first read it but saw all the great comments and decided to give it a go and was not disappointed!!! This was easy and was loved by my hubby and myself! I will be taking it with me for lunch tomorrow and sharing with my boss. Thank you for all the wonderful recipes and keeping me from doing the same old recipes every week!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing this recipe. I've never been a fan of mixing white and red sauces but it looked yummy enough to give it a try. I did modify slightly by only using half the pasta at the bottom with half a jar of alfredo and mixed the rest of the pasta with a can and a half of red with the hamburger.... LOVED IT as did my 18 year old who will be cooking it for her boyfriends family as the first dish she cooks for them.ReplyDelete
Made this for Christmas dinner today! It was wonderful! Thanks for the great recipe!ReplyDelete
Looks like you added some spice on the top....what is it?
Dinner success! I made this tonight. The recipe was simple and it tasted great. My boys absolutely loved it! The garlic Alfredo sauce was an excellent touch. This dish will definitely be in my dinner rotation. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
My family loved your recipe. Thanks for all the helpful hints along the way, you made me look good. :)ReplyDelete
This was amazing!! I did make a few changes... I used half ground sausage and half ground beef, made my own Alfredo sauce which turned out amazing btw, and instead of using all mozzarella cheese I used some provel as well!!! My husband raved and said he didn't want to quit eating it! And yes the extra sauce is a must! Thanks for a great recipe!!!ReplyDelete
Does this freeze well? I am 8 mos pregnant & I am looking for some options for freezer meals so that I don't have to cook after the baby arrives.ReplyDelete
Yay! Congratulations on your pregnancy! Yes! It freezes really well! This is one I love to make for new Mommas!ReplyDelete
So, I asked hubby what does he want me to take out of the freezer for dinner = he said the ziti!
I need to get a photo so I can do a post on my blog and add your link so lots of people can enjoy this delicious meal.
I've made this recipe before and it is AMAZING!!
I will be making for my work holiday party to knock everyones socks off! Just going to double the recipe and put it in the crock pot, cook on low for 8 hours, then YUM!! CAN"T WAIT!!
Thanks you so much for the amazing recipe!
Hi! Curious if anyone has made this with 1 lb beef and 1 lb sausage? If so, did you make any adjustments to the recipe to accommodate the extra meat? My husband likes pasta dishes meaty but the rest of us like it saucy. Was curious if I add an extra lb of meat if I should add an extra jar of Alfredo and pasta sauceReplyDelete
I love your recipe, but the pop up for another recipe was super annoying. I couldn't get it to go away, and it covered half the ingredients making it hard to shop.ReplyDelete
I make this all the time. My kids love itReplyDelete


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The transactions listed below include properties sold for $200,000 or more and recorded between Dec. 2-6.
The Ryland Group Inc. sold 3778 Tupelo Church Lane, Tupelo Plantation to Kelly A. and Harry F. Angel for $275,547.
Anthony W. and Michele P. McCutchen sold 66 Darlington Ave. to William T. Schmieding for $200,000.
Greigory A. Samuelson and Dennis L. Samuelson sold Unit 4A, 151 Wentworth St., Wentworth Place East HPR to Michael J. and Katherine S. Ham for $410,000.
Fredrick Himmelstein sold Unit 3B, 5 Middle Atlantic Wharf, Factors Walk HPR to Kenneth J. Barker for $2.4 million.
Sally Ann Maclaughlin Olivier sold Unit 2, 1 Bennett St., Bennett Street Condominiums HPR to Fred J. and Judith A. Vitale for $475,000.
Tyler Realty LLC sold Unit 1, 214 Calhoun St., Frederick Shaffer House HPR to Jeffrey L. and Kathleen P. Schiciano for $327,000.
K. Semone Wagner sold 124 Fishburne St. to Ian T. Watterson for $320,000.
36 King Street LLC sold 36 King St. to Banyan Brothers LLC for $1.3 million.
Piper Davis sold 28 Lenox St. to Megan E. Dorociak for $215,000.
Herve and Eugenie Millet-Van Rooij sold 123 Queen St. to Jeffrey P. and Lisa B. Caporossi for $775,000.
DNCNDG LLC sold 830 Rutledge Ave. to Susan Blair Brewer and Jesse William Price III for $364,000.
Louisa H. Williams sold 784 Rutledge Ave. to William B. Gregory for $403,000.
George Reavis sold 15 Smith St. to Jeff Goldstein for $285,000.
Folly Beach
Charles and Jewel Patterson sold 230 East Mariners Cay, Mariner's Cay Racquet and Yacht Club to Lynne Butler for $227,500.
Isle of Palms
PNC Bank NA sold Unit 210, 7600 Palmetto Drive, Shipwatch to James R. Button for $450,000.
Charles D. and Janet W. McDonald Jr. sold 56 Morgans Cove Drive, Marina Place to Otto William Slater for $800,000.
Donna S. Ouzts sold 522 Palm Blvd. to Aaron and Carol Tempel for $370,000.
Patricia Altman Childress sold 54 Seagrass Lane, Wild Dunes to Craig G. and Rebecca S. Eisner for $1.1 million.
James Island
Bimi Properties LLC sold 754 Bruce St., Stiles Point to Bartholomeus Mathijs Godefridus Smits and Marijne Anne Hilde Arentsen-Smits for $318,500.
David K. Sharpton sold 729 Sterling Drive, Clearview to Matthew P. Cawley and Molly R. Hamilton for $347,000.
John L. Skolds Jr sold 725 Beauregard St., Clearview to Jacqueline H. and Michael A. Schultz for $303,000.
Robert L. Carmichael III sold 1049 Secessionville Road, Lynwood to Tyler S. Ross for $238,000.
Stephanie V. Fort sold 874 Treasury Bend Drive, Parrot Bluff to Elizabeth and Zachariah Sisk for $532,250.
Johns Island
Bald Hill Associates LLC sold 3333 Hickory Hill Drive, Hickory Hill to William H. and Michelle A. Hyer for $308,684.
Raymond I. Geraldson Jr. and Melinda P. Geraldson sold 37 Burroughs Hall, Plantation Woods to James A. and Suzanne E. Williams for $425,000.
First Federal Bank sold 2964 Roseville Road to Charles R. and Bonnie W. Snow for $445,000.
Kiawah Island
Robert M. and Michael J. Williams sold 5564 Green Dolphin Way, Turtle Cove Villas II HPR to Paul J. and Debra J. Petersen for $215,000.
Albert W. and Barbara R. Biglan sold 150 Red Cedar Lane, Marsh Island Woods to John C. Mahler Jr. and Marla C. Mahler for $425,000.
Olivia A. Poskonka and Laura A. Estenes sold 42 Trumpet Creeper Lane, Marsh Island Woods to Laura A. and Timothy A. Palenkas for $595,000.
Marleana H. Huggins and Lisa H. Gabbert sold 335 Winged Foot, Plantation Woods to James D. and Raylene M. Becht for $650,000.
James A. and Suzanne E. Williams sold 61 River Marsh Lane, Rhetts Bluff to Mitchell D. and Deborah D. Steenrod for $2.4 million.
Raymond I. Geraldson Jr. and Melinda P. Geraldson sold 37 Burroughs Hall, Plantation Woods to James A. and Suzanne E. Williams for $425,000.
Mount Pleasant/ East Cooper
JW Homes LLC sold 1165 Ayers Plantation Way, The Harbour to Douglas P. and Caroline Borgmann for $502,420.
Ecovest Sands Shelmore Development LLC sold Unit 8, 708 South Shelmore Blvd., Shelmore Village HPR to Jack Connard Thames Jr. for $288,000.
Ecovest Sands Shelmore Development LLC sold Unit 7, 708 South Shelmore Blvd., Shelmore Village HPR to Shelmore Village Unit 7 LLC for $429,000.
The Ryland Group Inc. sold Unit 305, 656 Coleman Blvd. to Christopher James Browne for $382,202.
The Ryland Group Inc. sold Unit 303, 656 Coleman Blvd. to Stacey M. Cosentino for $339,223.
The Ryland Group Inc. sold Unit 302, 656 Coleman Blvd. to Sheri L. and Allan R. Sutherland for $369,182.
The Ryland Group Inc. sold 1493 Croaton Crossing, Carolina Park to Michael R. and Michele A. Zahn for $419,716.
The Ryland Group Inc. sold 1459 Crane Creek Drive, Carolina Park to William J. and Heather D. Greene for $424,370.
Weekley Homes LLC sold 1535 Watoga Way, Carolina Park to Andrew M. and Sarah B. Ferrillo for $565,136.
Samuel and Jean S. Crumlish sold 732 Veron Place, Glenlake to Robert Sutton and Elizabeth Keegan for $298,000.
Scott B. and Katherine M. Willis sold 2025 Grey Marsh Road, Hampshire to John M. and Melisa R. Millard for $375,000.
Christopher R. and Eri L. Fortier sold 320 Bridgetown Pass, Hibben at Belle Hall Plantation to Chutamat Sampaongern and Eelco Hillenius for $580,000.
Rodney J. Wade sold 1122 Waterfront Drive, Hidden Lakes to Scott T. Bryant and Molly J. Maple for $452,000.
Kevin Chadbourne Downs sold 2875 Tradewind Drive, Horlbeck Creek to Cameron L. Kee and Emily C. Ollquist for $365,000.
Peter M. and Charlotte B. Wilzbach sold 62 Hospitality St., I'On to Stephen S. and Melissa J. Maccabe for $924,500.
Tara C. Noone sold 2701 Parkers Landing Road, Parkers Landing at Rivertowne Country Club to James V. and Judith W. James for $633,500.
Donnelly Tract LLC sold 708 Pete Donnelly Lane to Brad M. and Sarah J. Lawson for $335,000.
Kenneth M. and Phyllis J. Evans sold 1649 Ware Bottom Lane, Pinckney Place to Joanne N. Ayers for $470,000.
George J. and Carol H. Balabushka sold 1837 Palmetto Isle Drive, Rivertowne Country Club to Linda M. Woodford and Daniel G. Wall for $360,000.
Preservation Row Developers LLC sold 2864 Rivertowne Parkway to Adam Rivet for $409,537.
Pulte Home Corporation sold 1373 Scotts Creek Circle, Scotts Creek to Matthew J. and Julie C. Fekete for $865,269.
Gary L.R. and Jane M. Bullard sold 1336 Parkton Road, Shell Point to Devon M. and Henry B. Adams III for $500,000.
David L. and Meredith W. Yates sold 1147 St. Elizabeth Court, Shemwood to Jeffrey Lucas Yates for $249,300.
Patricia E. Roberts sold 1046 North Shem Drive, Shemwood to William G. Roberts III for $675,000.
DR Horton Inc. sold 2266 Show Basket Way, Sweetgrass Village to Michael Q. and Jennifer W. Beard for $380,125.
DR Horton Inc. sold 2251 Show Basket Way, Sweetgrass Village to Steven J. and Angela R. Mund for $468,685.
Leonard H. Jarvis sold 1933 Oak Tree Lane, Sweetgrass Village to Adam C. and Allyson M. Kearney for $335,000.
Richard A. and Glenda C. Nemes sold 4181 Victory Pointe Drive, The Bluff at Charleston National to Margot T. Raven and Thomas J. Hanton for $932,500.
JW Homes LLC sold 2991 River Vista Way, The Harbor at Dunes West to John M. and Kimberley A. Rankin for $590,000.
JW Homes LLC sold 2480 Kings Gate Lane, The Heritage at Dunes West to Kyle J. Flower for $318,500.
JW Homes LLC sold 2488 Kings Gate Lane, The Heritage at Dunes West to Andrew D. and Marta P. Longnecker for $350,301.
JW Homes LLC sold 2476 Kings Gate Lane, The Heritage at Dunes West to Patrick A. and Judith K. Buskill for $355,774.
The Ryland Group Inc. sold 3798 Tupelo Church Lane, Tupelo Plantation to Scott F. and Ann M. Laber for $307,774.
Shelby R. Hightower sold 1636 Babington Way, Wando Lakes to Sarah J. Zacharias for $240,000.
Wayne M. and E. Dillene Vanaman sold 1604 Paradise Lake Drive, Watermark to Daniel R. Hyman and Bridget Deschaine for $550,000.
Carolyn L. Kolb sold 3160 Treadwell St., Waverly at Hamlin Plantation to Kevin D. and Ryan M. Johnson for $435,000.
Frank and Ronnie Murphy sold 1412 Clancy Road, Waverly at Hamlin Plantation to Kathy Nicholl for $441,000.
JW Homes LLC sold 4082 Blackmoor St., Waverly at Hamlin Plantation to William J. and Michelle A. Geary for $771,402.
North Charleston
DR Horton Inc. sold 7576 High Maple Circle, Brookdale to Tonia Lea Thomas for $222,900.
CMH Homes Inc. sold 6941 Rivers Ave., North Charleston to Douglas Rivers Avenue LLC for $1.1 million.
Charleston Landmark Builders LLC sold 4928 West Liberty Park Circle, Oak Terrace Preserve to Lee C. Puckhaber and Matthew C. Jones for $217,963.
H. Thomas Hiers Jr. and H. Thomas Hiers III sold 3359 Meeting Street Road, Petigru to South Carolina Department of Transportation for $738,068.
West Ashley/ St. Andrews
Mungo Homes Coastal Division LLC sold 2018 Maybelles Lane, Woodlands to Kyle Dickey for $212,000.
Mungo Homes Coastal Division LLC sold 2053 Maybelles Lane, Woodlands to Frans and Carol Korstjens for $247,401.
Ben W. and Susan G. Legare Jr. sold 53 Beverly Road, Windermere to Katherine P. and Ryan R. Clark for $425,000.
Robert B. Nolte sold 626 Stoneboro Court, Stoneboro Shores to Paul S. and Laureen A. Deibert for $320,000.
Chesta A. Tiedemann sold 2336 Eades Lane, Sylvan Shores to Earl S. and Leigh B. Smalley III for $329,500.
Cynthia P. and Joshua Morris sold 12 McDougal Drive, Shadowmoss Plantation to Ty R. Robinson and Jennifer A. Bell for $275,625.
Jeffrey A. Koppel sold 103 Hickory St., Ashley Forest to Matthew Ryan Kennett for $270,000.
Beazer Homes Corp. sold 2921 Red Sky Drive, Bolton's Landing to Alan S. and Caroline C. Burgreen for $249,420.
Centex Homes sold 2004 Gammon St., Creekside of Carolina Bay to Ryan A. Russell for $223,890.
Centex Homes sold 1555 Pixley St., Cypress of Carolina Bay to Kirk Forte and Gloria L. Collazo-Rodriguez for $227,015.
Centex Homes sold 1502 Pixley St., Cypress of Carolina Bay to Ronald and Wanda S. Boyd for $286,965.
Centex Homes sold 1611 Pleasant Hill Drive, Cypress of Carolina Bay to Sean P. and Colleen Markey for $340,000.
Stephen C. Rollins and Ami Abramson sold 2627 Rutherford Way, Essex Farms of Carolina Bay to Zachary S. and Sara F. Schnackel for $369,000.
Jason T. and Mary C. Smith sold 1340 Honeysuckle Lane, Farmington to Jared M. Hartwig and Ariel Q. Libet for $209,900.
Charles M. and Danelle A. Welzig sold 418 Blue Jasmine Lane, Harrington Place to Varinder K. Mohan for $205,000.
Philip Porcher Gregorie sold 1807 Dogwood Road, Pierpont to Family Dollar Stores of South Carolina Inc. for $325,000.
Centex Homes sold 1735 Indaba Way, Rice Field of Carolina Bay to Lindsay D. and Russell W. Mazell for $229,015.
Centex Homes sold 1767 Indaba Way, Rice Field of Carolina Bay to Stuart A. and Raffaella A. King for $289,933.
Berkeley County
The transactions listed below include properties sold for $200,000 or more and recorded between Nov. 18-22.
Crescent Homes SC LLC sold 547 Nelliefield Trail, Nelliefield Plantation to Thomas M. and Debra K. Daguiar for $263,489.
Daniel Island
JW Homes LLC sold 2540 Gatewood Street, Old Landing at Smythe Park to Michael K. and Jana H. Connolly for $679,853.
Weekley Homes LLC sold 2505 Gatewood St., Old Landing at Smythe Park to Eric C. Taylor for $599,006.
Weekley Homes LLC sold 2511 Gatewood St., Old Landing at Smythe Park to Daniel Zarrillo for $452,213.
Weekley Homes LLC sold 310 Island Park Drive, Daniel Island at Ralston Creek to David C. and Pamela K. Champ for $683,518.
Goose Creek
Dan Ryan Builders South Carolina LLC sold 201 Urbano Lane, Montague Plantation to Dwayne Carpenter for $266,979.
Centex Homes sold 243 Clayburne Drive, Mulberry Park to Kristina M. and Brian J. Coleman for $209,715.
James J. Sawtelle sold 8003 Seastar Lane, Tanner Plantation to Joseph and Michaela Snively for $218,000.
Robert L. Foiles sold 1098 Stonehenge Drive, Dominion Hills to Johnny R. Reed for $225,000.
The Ryland Group Inc. sold 1925 Wild Indigo Way, Tanner Plantation to Shawn Sullivan for $312,941.
Moncks Corner
Christopher J. Driggers sold 1900 Black Tom Road, Longridge Area to Dan E. Smith for $206,000.
Sabal Homes at Foxbank Plantation LLC sold 230 Foxbank Plantation Blvd., Foxbank Plantation to Richard C. and Terri J. Howze for $245,810.
Dan Ryan Builders South Carolina LLC sold 130 Royal Star Road, Cane Bay to Kendrick O'Brian and Prescilla Jane Lyles for $210,382.
Centex Homes sold 246 Decatur Drive, Cane Bay to Collier Jacob Bogart for $240,365.
Dorchester County
The transactions listed below include properties sold for $200,000 or more and recorded between Nov. 18-22.
North Charleston
David and Karen M. Torino sold 4215 Sawgrass Drive, Coosaw Creek Country Club to Karen and Earl Haddix for $341,000.
Jay R. and Jane M. Tavormina sold 4271 Club Course Drive, Coosaw Creek Country Club to Gregory D. and Sonya G. Routhier for $575,000.
The Ryland Group Inc. sold 8537 Marsh Overlook to Pitak and Keoduangchay Eachus for $271,000.
Carol F. and Michael J. Young sold 903 South Main St. to Anna Gregg Fowler for $220,000.
Carolina Cottage Homes LLC sold 143 Lotz Drive, The Ponds to Amanda D. and Payton L. Guess for $394,900.
Catherine A. and Stephen C. Michalski sold 401 Lakeview Drive, Ashborough West to Robert Jennings for $227,500.
Crescent Homes SC LLC sold 105 Silver Cypress Circle, Legend Oaks Plantation to Thomas E. and Kira A. Westra for $327,140.
Crescent Homes SC LLC sold 312 Silver Cypress Circle, Legend Oaks Plantation to David A. and Haley L. Harlan for $277,037.
DR Horton Inc. sold 221 Silver Cypress Circle, Legend Oaks Plantation to Stephen T. and Faith Hopkins Williams for $329,900.
Kim D. and Julie A. Turok sold 227 Brailsford Road, Quail Arbor to Raymond Paul and Diana M. Palmer for $205,000.
Paul A. Huddleston sold 101 Towhee Drive, Oak Knoll to Jorge and Ruth Martinez for $209,000.
Samantha J. Gauld sold 102 Lucretia Lane, Country Club Estates to Jason D. and Crystal L. Weeks for $380,000.
The Town of Summerville sold 127 West 5th South St., to David W. and Bonny F. Ferguson for $300,000.
True Homes LLC sold 213 Silver Cypress Circle, Legend Oaks Plantation to Robert P. and Lisa M. Mauch for $349,500.
True Homes LLC sold 203 Balsam Circle, Madison Ridge to Kevin Brian and Nicole Devaney for $240,970.


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The Emmy-award winning 3rd Down Chirp, an exclusive immersive learning production of Ball State Sports Link and Digital Sports Production, returns for its fourth season in 2014.
Papa John's also returns as the program's exclusive title sponsor, as part of its corporate sponsorship with Ball State Athletics.
3rd Down Chirp, delivered by Papa John's, will provide viewers inside access to the Cardinals on and off the football field. The weekly show will air every Friday at Noon on http://www.ballstatesports.com, plus additional episodes will be televised nationally on Fox College Sports, across the state on Comcast Indiana 81 (CN 81) and locally in Muncie on WIPB-TV.
3DC was awarded a student Emmy Award for Outstanding Production in 2014, plus captured its second "Best of" College Sports Media Award in three years for Outstanding Program Series. ESPN 's College GameDay host Rece Davis announced the award, presented by Sports Video Group and the National Association of College Directors of Athletics, earlier this year in Atlanta.
Created by 2012 SL graduate Ben Wagner, the 2014 version of 3rd Down Chirp is produced by senior Drew Adamson and junior Alex Seitz. Senior Luke Martin, juniors Tyler Bradfield and Torey Fox, along with sophomores Connor Onion and Ryan Bickford are the 2014 talent team and coordinating producers.
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Possible relief in mosquito season
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- Mosquito season is already off to an annoying start in northern Wisconsin.
The problem has been so bad that one canoeing company turned away customers rather than send them on a bug-infested river. But the overall summer outlook might not be so bad.
PJ Liesch is an entomologist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He says an abrupt change in weather conditions caused mosquitoes to hatch all at once instead of gradually. He says that might make the season seem worse than usual, but early indications suggest it'll be average.
Ed Hammer runs Wisconsin River Outfitters in Lake Tomahawk. He's turned away half a dozen customers, saying he doesn't want bugs to ruin their adventures. He says swarms have been so massive that their buzzing is easily audible.
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The Boulder Junction Town Board voted two to one Tuesday night to move forward with a town plaza plan. The plan will now go to a design phase.
The board estimated the cost of the design phase to be between $30,000 to $50,000, but it was dropped to about $25,000 at the meeting.
Town Chairman Dennis Reuss and Town Supervisor Dennis Duke voted in favor, with Town Supervisor Denny McGann voting against the plan.
A little more than $1 million may not seem like a lot of money to a city like Madison or Milwaukee. But for a town of fewer than one thousand people, it's a lot. The Boulder Junction Town Board could vote Tuesday whether or not to move onto the next phase of a $1.26 million town plaza project.
Dennis Duke has a vision of what Boulder Junction could look like in a few years.
"This one has a much more artistic flair, this has a more engineering flair if you will," said Duke while looking at potential design plans.
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Submitted: 09/27/2016
- The DNR hopes it won't find more Northwoods deer with chronic wasting disease.
Last year, a deer on a game farm near Three Lakes tested positive for the deadly disease. Although it hopes that incident is isolated, the DNR wants more data on the health of the Northwoods deer herd.
The agency is urging hunters near Three Lakes to give their deer heads to the DNR for CWD testing.
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On Monday, local firefighters rescued Emmy, a house cat, from her home in Sugar Camp.
"We actually have a pet rescue kit, it's an oxygen mask that we can put over their snout, their nose and mouth, and we can apply oxygen to them that way," said Pine Lake firefighter Blake Jensen.
The rescue kit worked, and Emmy regained her energy and gave her rescuers hope.
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Nicolet College announces student ambassadors for academic year
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Faculty members first nominated the students, then they interviewed for the positions.
District Student Ambassador, Samantha Zalewski, from Sayner, says this is an opportunity for her to give back to the college.
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The Light and Water Utility spent most of the day flushing fire hydrants.
The city flushes the hydrants twice a year, once in the spring and fall.
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Submitted: 09/27/2016
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The body was found Tuesday near private property near the town of Clover, south of Manitowoc. A medical examiner is at the beach, which is blocked off.
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Rhinelander early voting starts Friday
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It's the earliest people in Wisconsin have ever been able to vote.
The absentee ballots are stacked and ready for Friday at the Rhinelander City Clerk's office.
To make the early voting process go as smoothly as possible, you will need to come prepared.
"When you come in make sure that you're registered. That is important. Make sure you're registered in the city if you're coming into us," said Clerk Valerie Foley.
Registering is easy; all you need is a photo ID and proof of residence.
The registration form takes a couple of minutes, and then you will be able to fill out an election ballot.
"I think it is going to be a very busy day. I think people are pretty interested in the issues. And I think a lot of them would like to get and make sure they can vote if they're not certain they're going to make it to the polls in November or not," said Foley.
The clerk's office has already sent out about 200 ballots to people who have requested them.
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If you are unsure whether you are registered to vote or where to go for early voting, the clerk's office suggests voters visit myvote.wi.gov for more information.
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Tuesday, September 3, 2013
After Saturday's charity wiener dog race at The Joe, my miniature dachshund named Charlie joined a list of elite athletes. We're talking about Hall of Famers and repeat All-Stars — who haven't won a championship.
Elgin Baylor, John Stockton, Patrick Ewing, Karl Malone and Charles Barkley are among the NBA's best who never won titles.
The 1987-88 San Francisco 49ers, led by Joe Montana and Jerry Rice, lost in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs.
Luke Donald, a star on the PGA Tour who held the No. 1 world ranking for over a year, has never won a major championship.
Charlie's first heat went according to plan. There were 14 heats with five dachshunds racing in each. From there, the winners advanced in a bracket to determine the champion.
When his heat began, a neighbor racer crossed in front of Charlie to the other side of the race track, which confused the four other vertically challenged pooches. But, Charlie soon caught my eye — I was waiting at the finish line and my girlfriend released him at the starting gate — and sprinted toward me and a couple of his favorite toys.
The track was 25 yards long and my little guy completed it with a first place time of 9.7 seconds. The second place dog finished nearly 20 seconds behind Charlie's herculean effort. Heck of a Charleston RiverDogs debut, right, A-Rod?
While the other heats were being completed, Charlie signed autographs, did a few media interviews, shook hands, kissed babies and contemplated a political career. When the second round of racing finally came around, he was justifiably worn out.
Charlie came in third place, and his road to the championship ended. He was distracted by a lovely looking long-haired dachshund and ran behind her the whole way, desperately trying to get her attention and forgetting the task at hand. My lil' buddy appeared to be smitten by her long locks. I never thought I'd have to give the birds and the bees talk to my fixed friend.
On the road home, I thought of how we should discuss the race. Should I give a pep talk full of squeaky toys and rawhides? Should I blame the owner of the long-haired dachshund who obviously sabotaged Charlie by spraying enticing doggie perfume on his new love interest? Should I ground him for a month from getting behind-the-ear scratches? Or are sprints the way to cope with the early exit?
He fell asleep dreaming of trophies and biscuits before I could make a decision. When he woke up at home, he had a bowl of food and a few treats ready for him to pack on a few extra ounces.
But, don't worry, the weekend of gorging is over and Charlie is back to a lean, not-mean-at-all physique. The next highlighted date on the calendar: a wiener dog race in my hometown of Wilmington, N.C. in a couple months.
After some epic feedback from my race preview column last week guaranteeing a victory, including a phone call from a gentleman who fondly said, "I don't follow you; I follow Charlie," I think Charleston needs to rally behind the pooch named after the city.
A few ideas immediately come to mind: the RiverDogs could rename themselves for the remainder of the season to become the RiverCharlies, the pineapple fountain downtown could undergo renovations to have a statue of Charlie's face placed on top of the pineapple, and the USS Yorktown could hire my beloved Chuck to be a full-time mascot. All reasonable suggestions, for sure.
A parade could and should be thrown by the City of Charleston as Charlie travels to Wilmington for the wiener dog race. Hey, mayor Riley, my email address is at the top of the story. Shoot me a message when you figure out how you want to proceed. On our way out of town, the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile would be our official escort.
Remember that movie "Taken" with Liam Neeson, in which his daughter is abducted? As his daughter is being kidnapped, Liam, known as "Bryan" in the movie, says on the phone to the kidnapper: "I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking for ransom, I can tell you I don't have money. But, what I do have are a very particular set of skills; skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. If you let my daughter go now, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you."
Wilmington wiener dog racers, pick up the phone. Here's my slightly modified warning: "I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking for a trophy, I can tell you we don't have one yet. But, what we do have are a very particular set of skills; skills Charlie has acquired over a not-so-intensive month of training. Skills that make him a nightmare for fellow stumpy-legged racers like you. If you stay home on race day, that'll be the end of it. Charlie will not look for you; he will not pursue you. But if you don't, Charlie will look for you, he will find you, and he will run faster than you."
Or, he might just get distracted again and continue his legacy of being a title-less elite racer. So, there's that.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. South Carolina Republicans want the states highest court to stop a recount of votes in Richland County.
The state party made the request to the Supreme Court on Friday, a day after a circuit judge ordered that ballots and voting machines in Richland County be guarded by state police while state election officials reviewed them.
County election officials had planned to certify election results Friday, but that process is on hold.
State Democrats had originally sought a recount of votes in a disputed legislative race. The recount was expanded county-wide several hours later.
A cascade of Election Day problems delayed the countys unofficial results until late Wednesday. Officials cited long voting lines, too few machines and broken counting scanners. Some voters reportedly waited up to six hours.


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Jason Collins's parents had to change the way they thought about both the past and the future when he told them he was gay – but not in the way that counted the most.
Paul and Portia Collins both say they were shocked at their son's revelation. But they supported him almost from the moment he told them.
"Part of the process, after he told us, was to go home and kind of let it resonate, for the two of us to talk about it," Portia tells Oprah Winfrey in an interview airing Sunday on OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network.
"And on the way home we called him. And on the way home we said, 'We love you.' "
Still, the news – which would make headlines worldwide when the NBA player, 34, came out publicly, becoming the first active male athlete in a major U.S. sport to do so – left his parents questioning things they thought they knew.
"You're going through a lot of different checklists. 'Did you see this?' 'Did you think this?' No," Portia says.
Paul says he had to change his whole idea of what Jason's future would hold. "You have these things [that you think about]: 'He'll eventually get married.' 'He's waiting for the end of his career to do that,' " Paul says. "And you just expect that that's going to happen. 'He'll have children,' and whatever it might be. And then ... you change from that."
Collins himself, who said "a huge weight has been lifted" since he came out, will also speak to Oprah during the special, airing Sunday at 7:30 p.m. ET/PT.
Other guests will include his twin brother Jarron Collins, sister-in-law Elsa Collins, and the first family member he came out to, his aunt Teri Jackson.
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BUCYRUS - Bucyrus brought pressure, and Columbian struggled to handle it.
The result was - for the second-straight game - 10 Tornado turnovers in the first quarter. On Saturday at Fostoria, Columbian was able to overcome its early miscues and win.
It wasn't as fortunate Thursday.
A left-wing 3 from Jocelyn Cole, gave TC some momentum, and it opened an early 7-2 advantage on the Redmen.
But from there, Macey Sheerer and Bucyrus took over.
Sheerer scored nine points in the first quarter alone, spurring a 16-2 run to close out the period. She finished with 20 points and eight rebounds as Bucyrus won, 49-32.
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Bucyrus 49, Columbian 32
Columbian (5-6): Sidney Baker 1-0-3; Chelsea Hutchens 0-0-0; Marissa Ward 0-4-4; Megan Moore 2-2-6; Jocelyn Cole 3-0-8; Valesha Province 1-0-2; Laura Heminger 0-0-0; Mackenzie Zimmerman 2-1-5; Michaela Miller 2-0-4. Totals: 11-7-32.
Bucyrus (4-5): Megan Flaherty 0-2-2; Macey Sheerer 6-7-20; Kristen Orewiler 2-1-5; Hannah Wyeth 4-1-9; Alisha Williams 1-0-2; Ciara Awbrey 2-0-4; Gabby Siebert 0-0-0; Kelci Sims 1-0-2; Kylie Thompson 1-0-2; Hannah Hildebrand 1-0-3; Tori Tanner 0-0-0; Ashton Hawkins 0-0-0. Totals: 18-11-49.
Columbian9878 - 32
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Field goals: Columbian 11-34; Bucyrus 18-40.
Foul shots: Columbian 7-13; Bucyrus 11-16.
3-point goals: Columbian 3-12 (Cole 2, Baker); Bucyrus 2-11 (Hildebrand, Sheerer).
Rebounds: Columbian 19; Bucyrus 26 (Sheerer 8).
Turnovers: Columbian 30; Bucyrus 16.
"She's just our catalyst," said Bucyrus coach Greg Moore, whose team upped its record to 4-5. "She's one of the top rebounders in the league, she's one of the leading scorers in the league, and she plays with pure heart."
Columbian finished the game with 30 turnovers.
"They got us flustered in the first half, and then we were playing from behind the whole time," TC coach Katie Fazekas said. "It was just a scramble tonight. Not good.
"We've got to do a better job taking care of the ball," she said.
Moore said the Redmen's pressure was key.
"It's advantageous to us to come out in run-and-jump, press the ball," he said. "We've got to push the ball in transition."
Bucyrus led 18-9 at the first stop and 31-17 at halftime, and extended its advantage to as many as 25 points in the third quarter. Sheerer was the only Bucyrus player to score in double figures, but nine Redmen scored overall.
Bucyrus went 18 of 40 from the floor.
"They got some stuff rolling," Fazekas said. "Things went well for them tonight, not so well for us."
Columbian's leading scorer was Cole, who had eight. The Tornadoes slipped to 5-6.
Fazekas said TC's offense really struggled.
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A phrase that may be used to respond to absolutely anything. When something sweet happens you, you pronoujnce the ohs short but when something shitty happpens you elongated the ohhhs.
Scrub- dude im having a rager tomorow.
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- a confirmed condition of when someone brushes their teeth too much
- a person of confidence usually perceived as cocky
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A person who has totally shunned their native white folks, and decided to turn into a messican based on skin color via excessive tanning and swim across the river to mexico.
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Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Mount Pleasant Police Inspector Chip Googe just announced that during the night of August 11 two subjects took an aluminum shelf from the rear of Water Dog Grill on Anna Knapp Blvd. Video of the incident shows the subjects behind the business between 12:23 and 12:30 a.m. according to a statement released by the department.
The owner notified police that the rack had been stolen and it is valued at $400.
The suspects are described as being approximately 25 - 35 years of age.
According to the incident, one suspect is described as having blond hair and a short beard, wearing a dark colored short sleeve shirt and blue jeans. A second suspect was wearing blue jeans, a black short sleeve shirt, a black baseball cap, and black framed glasses.
The police report said that the second suspect took the aluminum rack, picked it up, and left with it - walking out of the view of the camera.
The first suspect remained looking through other items in the back of the business but was not seen taking any items, and he left, the report said.
If you have any information about the subjects, you are asked to call Detective Stephenson at 843-884-4176 or Crimestoppers at 843-554-1111.
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Kenneth C. Tenney Sr., age 73 of Tallmansville, passed away Feb. 21, 2013, from a courageous battle of cancer.
He was born Sept. 10, 1939, at Tallmansville, a son of the late Harold and Estalene Kelley Tenney.
On Nov. 28, 2005, he also was preceded in death by his wife, Sandra Jo Kelley Tenney, whom he married Jan. 31, 1959.
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Ken is survived by four children, Carla Orsburn and husband, Kenneth, Jeanette White and husband, Clifford, Kenneth Tenney Jr. and wife, Melissa, all of Tallmansville, and Beverly Tenney and companion, Jeff Tallman, of Elkins; nine grandchildren, Benjamin and wife, Allison, Mathew and wife, Libby, Andrew and Tiffany, Sarah Orsburn, William, Victoria, Mikayah Irwin, James Tenney and wife, Becky, and Ashlea White; nine great-grandchildren; three sisters, Keitha Simmons and husband, Howard, Erma Henline and husband, Philip, Jane Michels and husband, Larry; special aunt, Helen Lee; sisters-in-law, Dee Levrar and husband, Pete, and Connie Simmons and husband, Jim; and brothers-in-law, Gary Lew Kelley and. wife Krystal, Bud Kelley and Joe Nelson Kelley and wife, Pauline.
He retired from Moore Business Forms in Buckhannon and had worked for Upshur County Senior Center driving the senior van. He was one of the original members of Washington District Fire Department in Tallmansville, which he served as a volunteer fireman until he became disabled.
The family would like to thank Mountain Hospice for all their support through his illness and special thanks to Terry Lewis and Kathy Kocher for all their special care of Pappy.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 24, at Tomblyn Whitescarver Funeral Chapel in Buckhannon, where services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Tuesday with the Rev. Bradley Tenney officiating. Burial will follow in Elbon Cemetery.
The family suggests that donations may be made to your local hospice program or the Washington District Fire Department, P.O. Box 115, Tallmansville, WV 26237, in memory of Kenneth C. Tenney Sr. Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.tomblyn.com. Tomblyn Whitescarver Funeral Chapel of Buckhannon is in charge of the arrangements.


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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
The Moncks Corner Branch of the NAACP will conduct a health forum addressing the Affordable Health Care Act on Oct. 26 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Masonic Lodge on Hwy. 52 in Moncks Corner.
The presenter will be Dr. Bambi Gaddist, Executive Director of South Carolina's HIV/AIDS Council.
Oratorical Contest
The Antioch Baptist Laymen's Auxiliary conducted its 16th Annual Oratorical Contest, Oct. 12 at the Day Dawn Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. The special speakers were three young men representing churches of the Antioch Baptist Association.
Each was outstanding, and received a certificate of appreciation along with a monetary gift from the Auxiliary.
We congratulate these participants on their performance and are pleased to acknowledge the winner, Malik Nelson, who represented the Day Dawn Baptist Church of Pineville. The other participants were Ontario Malik Frazier, Bethlehem Baptist Church; and Daniel Seabrook, Providence Baptist Church.
Deacon Edward Carter serves as president of the Laymen's Auxiliary, and the Rev. Dr. Leon G. Brown serves as the Association's moderator.
Blood Drive
The Cross High School Blood Drive, conducted during the month of October, saw faculty, and many students respond.
This was attributed to a tremendous amount of hard work in getting the community to understand the need to give blood. The next blood drive is scheduled for April 9, 2014, and will be an even greater success. A total of 26 people donated.
We commend Cross ROTC instructor Master Sergeant Matthews, again, on his motivation to support this most worthy cause, and wish him continued success with all future events.
World Day of Prayer
The Women's Auxiliary of the Antioch Baptist Association will conduct it's Annual World Day of Prayer Program, on Nov. 3 at 6 p.m.
The event will be held at the St. Stephen Baptist Church.
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Viola Middleton, Ruth Williams, Emily Jones, Vanilla Thompson, Lucille Edwards, Ernestine G. Williams, Ernestine M. Williams, Gracie Williams, Annie Wiggins, Lamont Halback, Louise King, Loretta White, Annie Graves, Deloris Montgomery, Dr. Hattie Martin, Noel Smalls, Margie Prioleau, Dorothy Williams, Rufus Smalls, Cousin Alice, Julia Jenkins, Victoria Middleton, Naomi Fashion, Monica Booker, Betty Ravenell, Barbara Manigault, Hazel Crawford, Dorothy Williams, Elder Jeremiah Washington, Annie L. Crawford, Patricia Casey, George Casey, Jr., Mable Dingle, Clausie Williams, Lillie Williams, Bertha Lee Williams, Norma Ketchum, Shirley Cleveland and all others in need of our care and attention.
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When the sun comes out the chick's look GOOD! When the sun goes in, its back to reality. The summer makes any chick look good - must be a combination of sun stroke and more 'free' clothing on the part of the female.
WOW! That girl <who is usually ugly> looks stunning in this light. It must be Sun-Syndrome!
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The Village of East Aurora won't be short on patriotism this summer.
The village is ordering American flags for many of its light posts along Main Street, planning to display them from every other alternating post with flower baskets.
The poles without flags will have patriotic banners, which the village first hung last summer.
Village officials said they did not yet know the cost of the new flags that will be ordered soon.
The flags are expected to be up by the Independence Day holiday. Flower baskets typically are put up in late May. Public Works Director Matthew Hoeh said the flags would be hung at a 45-degree angle and be clearly visible, but not hanging over the sidewalk or street.
For now, the village plans to purchase 60 flags for this summer and wants to get feedback from the community about whether to buy more for the following summer, Village Administrator Bryan Gazda said.
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INDIANAPOLIS - The Jefferson FFA attended the National FFA Convention and Expo in Indianapolis Oct. 24-27, along with 55,000 other student members of the National FFA from throughout the U.S., Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
The highlight for many of the Jefferson FFA members in attendance was competing in the various Career Development Events throughout the week. In order to compete at the national level, Jefferson FFA members qualified by winning first place in the team and individual events at the state level.
Qualifying teams from Jefferson FFA included the Agriculture Technology and Mechanical Systems CDE team of Brandon McKenzie, Mike Ring, Ryan Hooe and Ryan Wiley; the Dairy Cattle Evaluation and Management CDE team of Darby Patterson, Alyson Franz, Lane Hedge and Kate Buffington; the Livestock Evaluation team of Miranda Dodson, Sara Duncan, Austin Cogle and Nelson Wolf; and the Job Interview CDE participant, Amanda Smith.
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Chapter members Elizabeth Hayden and Kira Guier represented Jefferson FFA on the main stage during the Models of Innovation Awards Presentation. The Jefferson Chapter was one of 10 selected from the 7,496 FFA chapters nationwide as a finalist in chapter development. The award recognizes local chapters for performing unique activities to engage students, provide leadership opportunities, and develop professional skills.
In the Agriculture Technology and Mechanical Systems CDE, the Jefferson County team placed in the bronze category, with McKenzie and Ring placing silver as individuals and Hooe and Wiley earning bronze recognition.
Three members of the Dairy Cattle Evaluation and Management team - Darby Patterson, Lane Hedge and Alyson Franz - earned silver awards, with Kate Buffington earning bronze. The group also earned a bronze rating for its performance.
Jefferson FFA Livestock Evaluation team member Miranda Dodson earned a gold rating for her performance, while Sara Duncan and Austin Cogle earned silver awards and Nelson Wolf earned bronze. The team earned silver honors.
The Job Interview Career Development Event participant from Jefferson FFA, Amanda Smith, was recognized as the fourth-placing individual in the national competition and was awarded a $700 scholarship.
Jefferson FFA was also recognized for its achievements as a chapter. The local group was featured as a finalist for the Models of Innovation Award, given to a chapter that succeeds in advancing its local organization through unique and innovative planning and development of the program of activities. Jefferson was one of 10 finalists selected from the 7,498 FFA chapters nationwide.
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I realize this will be the most unpopular decision I've ever made as administrator of this site.
But, yes, I have decided to shut down the boards and transform them into an archive.
The idea has been one I have considered for months now, and I finally have come to terms with the decision.
I am truly fortunate. I have been able to spend my entire life doing things that I enjoy.
I no longer enjoy running the message boards. Frankly, managing a message board never fit
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The negativity that comes from having to deal with administrative issues is a drain.
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I saw this talk live, the information is very good, however I would like to have seen an example using silverlight and dynamically loading an XAP file. Do you have any good sources for this?
@Steve Strong: Steve,
You can use NuGet to import several Views/ViewModels/Models/.... Wiring can then be done using any IoC container supporting Silverlight.
Regardless of the NuGet part: if you want to dynamicaly load XAP's, check something like this: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/silverlight/MEFDynamicLoading.aspx
It was not fun :(
It was not fun
Thank you for your constructive contribution!
I watched it and found it very informative.
Good talk, this gave me a bunch of new ideas on how to use NuGet.
@fanboi:You're welcome
There's thousands of other use cases still to be talked about....
I loved this presentation. MEF + MVC seemed fun to me!
I am now watching the session. thanks for the talk. looks great so far.
but you have said something about the new MVC 3 Tools Update at the beginning of the coding part of the talk
"It's downloading all this components..."
well, actually not as far as I know. packages are on our machine and it does not require an internet. as it is discussed on the below post;
@Tugberk:Good tip, thanks!
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NORTH LIMA - Motorist on state Route 7 near the North Lima Ohio Turnpike exchange will see a temporary 100-foot tall derrick as part of the scenery.
The derrick was just installed for an improved injection well.
In a prepared press release, D&L Energy Group, an independent energy production and marketing company headquartered in Youngstown, said the final construction phase for a brine injection well was started on Monday.
"This equipment is to assist with improvement plans approved by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR)," it said.
Bore pipe will be removed, allowing D&L to apply a cement footing to the bottom of the well. "This footing will act as a buffer and prevent injected material from entering lower rock formations primarily the Precambrian," the company said.
The bore pipe, which had been maintaining the integrity of the well in preparation for this phase of work, will be re-inserted after the cement floor fully cures and is tested.
The work is expected to take about one week and Vince Bevacqua, executive vice president of ShaleComm, said no date is set to begin active injection, but it could be during the last quarter of this year or in the first quarter of 2013.
According to the ODNR, "Ohio's Class II disposal wells include conventional brine injection wells, annular disposal wells, and enhanced oil recovery injection wells.
"Enhanced recovery injection wells are used to increase production of hydrocarbons from nearby producing wells."
D&L Energy said ODNR has issued all permits and approvals for the completion and future operations and state inspectors will be on site to oversee the entire project.
The well will accept brine from anywhere and Ohio has a surcharge for out-of-state waste customers.
Oil-field brine is a saline by-product generated during oil and gas well operations, the ODNR said. The salinity, or dissolved content, of Ohio oil-field brines vary considerably from one geologic formation and can vary regionally within the same formation. Ohio brines can be more than six times as salty as seawater.
Approximately 98 percent of all brine is safely disposed of by injection back into brine-bearing or depleted oil and gas formations deep below the surface. Nearly two percent is spread for dust and ice control subject to local government approval and requirements.
Bevacqua said the well, re-purposed for underground injection was originally permitted for a deeper hole of 10,088 feet but under the new state law (SB 315) will be drilled to 9,581, or 500 feet less. "They're taking a lot of the older and shallower wells and re-purposing them," he said.
There are about 180 injection wells around the state, he said, noting the nearest injection well is about 7.3 miles southwest of North Lima and is owned by White Energy.
Senate Bill 315 was signed into law in June and allows ODNR to keep a closer eye on brine haulers by detailed
tracking and requires injection well owners to electronically transmit detailed, quarterly reports to ODNR with information about each shipment. Other provisions in the law call for unannounced injection well inspections every 11-12 weeks as compared to the United States EPA's once a year inspections; requires continuous mechanical integrity monitoring or monthly tests to demonstrate the mechanical integrity.
The U.S. EPA requires well owners to demonstrate the mechanical integrity at least once every five years. According to the ODNR website, the new law also encourages oil and gas well operators to enter into Road Use Maintenance Agreements (RUMAs) with local governments and places responsibility for road construction and repairs on well operators.
The law also created the nation's first combined well construction and hydraulic fracturing chemical disclosure requirement, requiring chemical disclosure during all aspects of the initial drilling process and during hydraulic fracturing, while adhering to existing federal and state trade secret/proprietary laws.
However, ODNR can upon request obtain proprietary chemical formulas to conduct an investigation or in response to a spill.
Typically, the ODNR said, proprietary chemical formulas comprise less than 0.01percent of the total fluid used to hydraulically fracture a well.
The public has the ability to view hydraulic fracturing fluid compositions used at specific wells at www.fracfocus.org. ODNR is in the process of developing a searchable database where the public can also view the chemicals used in wells.
Last December, the ODNR shut down an injection well operated by Northstar Disposal Services LLC in Youngstown after a series of minor earthquakes occurred in 2011 within two miles of the well, which began operations three months ahead of the first quake.
Each registered at 2.7 magnitude or lower until a 4.0 magnitude earthquake struck on Dec. 31 and was felt for hundreds of miles. Geologists say earthquakes above a 4.0 in magnitude will typically cause surface damage.
An investigation learned the earthquakes were almost certainly induced by injection of gas-drilling wastewater into the earth, according to state regulators. The Youngstown-area well has been the only site with seismic activity, the ODNR said.
"The has never been an injection well that either failed or polluted nearby water and land," Bevacqua said.


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