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Barely a quorum of Gardnerville town board members made a protest vote out of a perfunctory resolution to prohibit left turns from Service Drive onto Highway 395.
On Tuesday night, with both chairman Paul Lindsay and vice chairman Ken Miller absent for the item, the remaining three members of the board voted to not approve Resolution 2012R-077, but added they would support maintenance of a no-turn sign at the location.
Town Manager Tom Dallaire explained that Douglas County sought the formal resolution as part of traffic changes for the new Walmart.
"This is the only item that will ever go to the county commission about Walmart," he said.
A design review for the 152,373-square-foot superstore, expected to open by the end of November, failed to win approval of the town board in 2009, when members split 2-2 on the item. The design was later approved administratively in Douglas County Community Development and never went before the planning or county commissions.
Two weeks ago, Atlas Contractors laid an 880-foot median along Highway 395 to create a stacking lane for a new intersection at Grant Avenue, which will serve as the entrance to the store and also provide an alternative route to Service Drive.
The median fueled indignation among local businesses on Service Drive, not because their customers couldn't turn left from Service Drive onto the highway, but because direct access to Service Drive from the highway was blocked altogether.
The median was part of overall Walmart street improvements approved by the county and the Nevada Department of Transportation. Even though NDOT officials have distanced themselves from the project, Dallaire said the improvements followed state design standards. He said it was difficult, even as town manager, to obtain approved plans from the state, and suggested it wasn't fair to blame the county.
In fact, Dallaire believed the median wasn't going to be installed until the store was open and an alternative route established.
"The median shouldn't have gone in, in my opinion, so soon, but we didn't have a choice," he said.
Although more bookkeeping than decisive agenda item, the resolution provided disaffected town board members with the opportunity to show support for local businesses.
"I don't know if we could have stopped it," said acting chair Mike Philips, "but we sure didn't do those guys any favors."
County commissioners will discuss the item at their regular meeting in Minden, which starts 1 p.m. Thursday.
n In other news, Gardnerville officials are hoping to find sponsors for a fireworks show during the town's Christmas Kickoff event, scheduled for Nov. 28 in Heritage Park.
Manager Tom Dallaire is moving forward with a $8,000 contract with Lantis Fireworks and Lasers. He said East Fork Fire approves of the winter show as long as brush on the launch site, just west of the Gilman ponds, is mowed.
"It is our liability if there is a fire," Dallaire said. "We would be responsible for them (East Fork) putting it out."
Town board members view the Christmas show as a test run for a potentially larger pyrotechnics display on July 4, 2013. A 15-20 minute show on the Fourth would cost $15,000-$20,000, Dallaire said. It would also pose greater liability for the town. But the upside might be significant.
"There have never been fireworks on the Fourth of July in Carson Valley," said board member Lloyd Higuera. "It would put the town on the map and give us a unique identity."
Higuera said the town couldn't proceed with such an expensive event without community sponsors.
"They take every precaution to not set the town on fire," he said of Lantis, which also performs the Lake Tahoe show. "They are very professional."


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After some extensive bloodwork, etc. it was plainly evident that I had some serious gut dysbiosis. She recommended I supplement with a relatively high dose probiotic coupled with a prebiotic supplement. Along with that, she also recommended a botanical anti-microbial (oregano oil, berberine, black walnut, etc) and Saccharomyces Boulardii. She also told me to continue with the digestive enzymes I was taking.
At first I was doing an enzyme with betaine HCl in the AM with the antimicrobial at breakfast, a digestive enzyme at lunch and then prebiotic/probiotic/S. Boulardii with dinner but I was awakened every morning around 3:30-4:00 ready to...um..."move."
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The St. John the Baptist Parish Public School System is now accepting applications for 4-year-old preschool programs for the 2014-15 school year. A child must be 4 years old by Sept. 30, 2014, to be eligible. Every child will qualify for one of the district's four preschool programs regardless of income.
Applying early is highly recommended. Applications are available at parish schools, the St. John the Baptist Parish School Board Office and online at www.stjohn.k12.la.us<http://www.stjohn.k12.la.us.
Applications should be submitted in person at the St. John Child Development Center, 117 Stebbins St., Garyville, or West St. John Elementary School, 2555 Highway 18, Edgard.
When applying, the following is needed:
- Income verification: Family income must be verified before a child's eligibility for Head Start can be determined. Documents that can be used to determine income are an income tax form 1040 for the previous calendar year; W-2 statements for all working family members for the previous calendar year; recent pay stubs for all working family members; documentation showing current status/amount received from SSl/Social Security; foster care documentation, such as a letter for foster child; documentation of child support/alimony; documentation of unemployment compensation; written statement from current employer(s); written statement of family support from person supporting the child; or income declaration form.
- Child's birth certificate to verify age of child
- Child's Social Security card
- Child's medical insurance or Medicaid card
- Documentation of child's disability (IEP or IFSP), if applicable
- Child's immunization record to show that the child is up to date with all shots.
- If parent is in school, verification from the school attending
Before a child can attend preschool, the child will need a physical examination form signed by the child's physician or clinic provider to show that the child is free from communicable disease and immunizations are up to date.
Children who are 3 years old by September 30, 2014, are eligible to be placed on the pre-K waiting list. An application for 3-year-olds is also available online.
For more information, call the St. John Child Development Center at 985.535.3917 or 985.535.2713.


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Abdul Karim Tunda, alleged Lashkar-e-Toiba bomb expert, assaulted by a man in Patiala House Court complex on Tuesday.
An alleged activist of Hindu Sena hit Tunda on the back while he was being taken inside the Court building, according to reports.
Following the incident, the Court ordered in-camera proceedings in Abdul Karim Tunda's case.
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What would Milwaukee radio be like without Mark Belling or Charlie Sykes?
My answer is, quieter. Your answer depends on your political point of view. But despite both conservative talk-show hosts - Sykes, mornings on WTMJ-AM (620); Belling afternoons on WISN-AM (1130) - being locally notorious and having national reputations, neither made Talkers magazine's 2013 list of the 100 "most important radio talk show hosts in America." »Read Full Article(6)
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South Korean rapper PSY, pictured here performing in Seoul this month, has released another viral video hit, "Gentleman." Photo by Kin Cheung. »Read Full Blog Post
Flip Wilson: What you saw wasn't all you got
Forty years ago, Flip Wilson was the biggest thing in television.
In its first two seasons on NBC, "The Flip Wilson Show" was the second-most watched program on TV. His comic characters spawned two of the medium's hottest catchphrases, "The devil made me do it" and "What you see is what you get!" (The latter lives on in its acronym, a computer application that allows you to see what a document you're working on will look like - WYSIWYG.) He jump-started the careers of the two biggest names in comedy, George Carlin and Richard Pryor. In January 1972, Time magazine had him on the cover, calling him "TV's First Black Superstar." »Read Full Article
New Frank Lloyd Wright tour in Chicago
Chicago is known for its architecture -- and architectural tours. Now, there's a new one to add to the mix, a day-long bus tour that travels to Frank Lloyd Wright structures.
The Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust will launch the "Wright Around Chicago Bus Tour," complete with a gourmet boxed lunch, starting June 12. »Read Full Blog Post
Dr. Dawg in Greenfield is now open
The Greenfield location of Dr. Dawg, the hot dog, sausage and hamburger shop, opened this morning at 7700 W. Layton Ave.
It's the second Milwaukee-area location for the counter-service restaurant; the first is at 6969 N. Port Washington Road in Glendale. »Read Full Blog Post
Watch: Patton Oswalt's "Star Wars" filibuster on "Parks and Rec"
NBC airs a "Parks and Recreation" double header Thursday, and in one episode Patton Oswalt appears before the Pawnee City Council and engages in a citizen filibuster, drawing on the recent acquisition of the "Star Wars" universe by the Disney corporation.
The eight minute scene was completely improvised. Watch the faces of the audience. »Read Full Blog Post
Is that a Savage or a Sedaris?
Brent Gohde, who's staging a Cedar Block show called 'May the Schwartz Be With You' Saturday at Turner Hall Ballroom, worked at the former Schwartz Bookshop on N. Downer Ave. in the 1997-2000 period.
"I met some of my heroes as the result of being the events coordinator at Schwartz Bookshop," Gohde told me when we talked about the Cedar Block show, which salutes Schwartz as an incubator of friendship, creativity and community. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
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I'm sure he'll want to play when he sees this. lol
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It is true we havn't played in ages, though. Unless you've gotten better, we'd probably still be equal (I've stayed relatively the same, if not worse... ).
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Elvis documentary makers thank people of Tupelo
I was fortunate enough to be in Tupelo last May shooting part of a 3-hour documentary on the spiritual life of Elvis Presley for Canadian Television.
Tupelo was by far the most friendly and helpful stopover on our 40 days of shooting in the United States. It truly is a wonderful place to visit and we were so appreciative of the generous time and access that residents and local businesses gave us.
I wanted to specifically thank Pat Rasberry at the Tupelo Film Commission who went way out of her way when we were there to make sure that we could find directions, locations, places to eat – not to mention the advice she gave us before we left home.
As well I wanted to thank historian Roy Turner for his advice, time, efforts on our behalf, and his interview. Tupelo is really lucky to have people such as Pat and Roy promoting and celebrating it.
I would like to thank these locals who were generous with their time, stories and locations: Shirley Gillentine, WELO: Craig Horton, Elvis Birthplace Memorial: Dick Guyton, James Ausborn, Sybil Presley, Magdalene Morgan, The Victory Temple Holiness Church: Pastor William Thornton, and wonderful congregation, Tupelo Hardware: Howard Hite, Guy Harris, Sam Bell, Elois Sandefun, The Lyric Theatre, Lawhon School (thanks to the students and especially the staff), Johnnie's Drive In (thanks for letting us shoot during the lunch rush), and Harvey's Restaurant (thanks for letting us lock up the camera in the manager's office when we were were eating!).
In Canada people are still very interested in the life of Elvis and people I meet keep asking what is Tupelo like, and I say "super friendly, wait to see our film next year." Our airdate in Canada is next January on Vision TV, Canada's multi-faith broadcaster and I have a funny feeling that over the next few years you will see more and more Canadian license plates or tours in town as word spreads about how great a town Tupelo is.
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Transit system seen as a big financial risk
I am writing to you about the public transit that is being proposed for Tupelo.
I am not sure when the last transit line failed in Tupelo, but it was somewhere around the '80s. The old buses sat in the parking lot across from Tupelo Hardware and the police station. I believe they were to be sold or maybe given away.
I am against a new transit system as this will take away from our current taxi business in Tupelo. The last time I used a taxi, the fee was $5 or $6. I am proposing that in lieu of the city getting into the transportation business that they set up a dedicated phone line for special needs to call when they need a taxi to take care of their needs. Now, I do not expect all persons to use this benefit as, like Medicaid, you must qualify for this assistance. This could be done by them applying at city hall that the taxi fees put a hardship. By paying these fees you actually could do like insurance co-pay. The resident would pay the first dollar and the city could pick up the difference. Maybe the taxi company would give these needy a discount to help the truly needy in our great city.
We have grown since the '80s, but are we big enough to afford another failed transit system? Please call your council person to express your feelings. This always lets them know how you feel about an issue.
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Bellator Fighting Championship will begin airing on Spike TV in 2013 and today the two announced plans for unscripted reality show. Partnering with the acclaimed producer Bertram van Munster, the three will create a cutting-edge, one-hour series that will showcase the fighters from the Bellator Fighting Championship.
"Some of the most physically gifted and fascinating athletes in the world fight in Bellator, and I believe they make ideal subjects for an innovative new non-scripted series," noted van Munster.
Bertram van Munster is an eight-time Emmy® Award winner and the visionary behind the popular reality series "The Amazing Race." Not much was revealed about the show and it will work and further details will be kept a secret until later this year.
"The concept of this ground-breaking new series will broadly appeal to not only mixed martial arts fans, but to reality show enthusiasts as well," said Sharon Levy, Spike TV's Executive Vice President of Original Programming.
Bertram van Munster and Elise Doganieri will serve as Executive Producers for the new series. Levy and Tim Duffy, Senior Vice President, Original Programming, Spike TV, will oversee the project for the network.
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July 19, 1993
The Post-Standard
Sean Kirst, Post-Standard columnist
WATERTOWN - Cindy Stewart is accustomed to the fairgrounds ballpark here, where horses graze on the back lot, within easy viewing of the blue-tin grandstand.
What she was not prepared for Sunday was the gray-haired man sitting alone at a table, growling and gabbing with a line of admirers.
"Bob Feller," Cindy said, almost in a whisper. "Bob Feller!" she said aloud, grabbing at the arms of her three children, pulling young Tom and Mitch and Lindsay over to see the guy who may have been the fastest pitcher, ever.
It was most definitely Bob Feller, all 74 years of him, scribbling autographs, asking $1 for a personal message and five bucks for a photograph, while Oneonta and the Watertown Indians waged a New York-Penn League battle out on the field.
Feller threw out the first pitch. He refused to sign anything "Rapid Robert," a nickname he simply seems to despise. But he loved the atmosphere, the old-timers in suspenders, the portable toilets, the programs selling for 50 cents a pop. The minor leagues reflect the code he believes in, a code Feller was more than happy to relate.
Pete Rose? Feller said Rose was just begging to get banished from baseball, and the Hall of Fame would be "lowering its standards" to let Rose in.
Nolan Ryan? Don't bother comparing Ryan to Feller, who maintains Ryan never really learned how to win. The last pitchers to remind Feller of Feller were Bob Gibson and Sandy Koufax.
"Very few good arms out there," Feller said.
More than 30 years after Bob Feller made it to Cooperstown, he still challenges the public like a great fastball pitcher: You either deal with what he says or step back, off the plate.
He won 266 games for the Cleveland Indians, and he looks good enough to win a few more. In his free time, he devotes himself to restoring a 1925 Rickenbacker, the kind of car in which his father drove the 9-year-old Feller to get an autographed baseball from a barnstorming Babe Ruth.
Beyond that, Feller is raising money for a proposed museum in his Iowa hometown that will preserve and honor his career. His old buddy, Ted Williams, is involved in a similar project, and they often compare notes, their energy fueled by a sense of mortality.
One Watertown fan, for instance, told the robust Feller how his healthy build was reminiscent of the fan's own father. Feller smiled. "How's he doing?" Feller asked. "Not good," said the fan, his voice dropping. Even Feller, for a moment, was at a loss for words.
Financing his projects often sends Feller to card shows and old-timers' games. He'll go anyplace. He contends he is the most traveled man in the history of the game, gone from home every year at least 200 nights.
"It's baseball," Feller said. "Baseball is everything this country is all about. You don't have to be some kind of physical freak to play it, not like basketball or football. Baseball means security in an insecure world."
Feller has a 3-year-old grandson, Daniel, and he worries about him growing up "in a society that's disintegrated because of television and sex and alcohol and what the hell else!
"We've got a national debt because nobody cares about their own debts," Feller said. "They'll buy anything and they figure they'll never pay it back. When's the last time you heard somebody say they're saving for a rainy day?"
He blames it on a lack of great leaders, a lack of one in particular. After he signed for a 44-year-old Vietnam vet named Bill McNamara, Feller put his arm around Bill's shoulder and asked, "You didn't vote for that yellow-bellied draft-dodger, did you?"
Feller fought in World War II, and he lost three of his prime seasons to that war, a period when his fastball was clocked at 107.9 mph. Sure, he wonders how many strikeouts that cost him, how many no-hitters, but he is pleased the Hall of Fame is finally creating a memorial for ballplayers who went to war.
And for a guy with a certain despair about the future, he retains a special touch with kids.
"Made in China," Feller said, when handed the high-tech mitt of 10-year-old Cory Burns. "What else is new?" Burns replied, which made Feller laugh.
Eileen Anderson, 9, asked for an explanation of a Feller curveball - two big-knuckled fingers loose across the seams, a fluid delivery "like you're closing a window shade." Feller demanded, and got, Eileen's kiss in return.
A place like Watertown reminds Feller of his childhood on an Iowa farm, a time when baseball meant something special. "Minor-league baseball is great baseball," he said. "You can take your family. No one rips you off."
It is part of the code. Feller said he never tried to hit a man with his fastball. When the war came, he enlisted. And on Sunday, he refused to sign more than one autograph per person, because he didn't want people selling his name.
But he readily posed with Cleveland native Michelle Davison and her sons, John and Brian, all the time listening while Michelle tried to explain how Feller represents some elusive ideal of her youth.
She represented the same thing to Feller. He traveled to Watertown not only because he got paid to be there, but because he likes a town that goes for his kind of heat.


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#2. Alice Cooper: Anything With Steven
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Don't think the Seagulls are the only ones to take the football of decent storytelling and vomit all over it like a group of musical Mark Sanchezes. Turns out Alice Cooper is quite adept at that as well.
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Cooper's solo debut album after breaking up with his previous band, Alice Cooper (yep), was called Welcome to My Nightmare. It chronicled the tragic tale of a disturbed little boy named Steven who had horrible nightmares about spiders and domestic abuse. Sadly, that's about it. His nights sucked because he had bad dreams. Isn't that kind of a thing everybody has, like, all the time?
Near the end of the album, Steven wakes up (one of the few times they make it clear what happened) and we learn that he had a wife whom he apparently killed. So now he's an adult? Was he dreaming about being a kid? Because then there's a sequel album, Welcome 2 My Nightmare, which very much presents him as a boy dominated by bad dreams again. Sometimes. In the end, he dies and goes to hell, which is one of the few nightmares where they actually reference him. I'm starting to think that Cooper did not outline Steven's life story properly in between lines of coke and speed.
All this is dreadfully confusing enough on its own, but then Steven started popping up on other Cooper albums, and not one appearance makes sense. Sometimes he's a juvenile delinquent, other times he's the voice inside a serial killer's head, other times he's a regular little boy who just can't stop having scary dreams. And none of this comes together in the slightest.
Let's put it this way: Cooper's Steven concept is so convoluted and so botched that my attempt to describe it for your edutainment was one of the most difficult bits of writing I've ever done. I'm still not sure if I pulled it off. I'd write a sentence, then find something else in another song that made something else in another song make even less sense than the zero sense it had already been making, and then I'd have to change it all again. Italics.
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Look, ambiguity is fine and happy, but utter confusion is not. This is like when a 4-year-old tries to tell a story but constantly starts over because she just remembered an earlier part that she forgot to tell you. Also, the main character is a bear, then a goat, then a cat, then a bear again, but with a cat head. Am I saying Alice Cooper is a 4-year-old girl? Maybe.
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"Honey, have you been playing with my makeup again?"
How It Could Have Worked:
Give Steven's story an actual beginning, middle, and end, and then follow through until completion. And when I say beginning, I mean BEGINNING. There is no reason to only mention the main character once or twice an album, usually not until the very end. Cooper's other concept album, Along Came a Spider, shows that he actually can tell a coherent tale, so the whole Steven thing is even less excusable.
Oh, and if all of this is indeed just disjointed dreaming inside the head of a twisted little kid, that might be the flimsiest excuse to write spooky music in history. After a couple decades of golf clubs and jump ropes, Alice probably needs all the excuses he can muster.
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#1. Marilyn Manson: The Triptych Trilogy
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Marilyn Manson, who you might remember as the guy who wasn't in The Wonder Years no matter how many email forwards and Facebook posts insist that he totally was, has long been seen as his generation's Alice Cooper. This not only applies to acting all scary and Satan-like, but also to completely mucking up the basic idea of telling a fucking story.
To hear Manson say it, three of his albums -- Antichrist Superstar, Mechanical Animals, and Holy Wood -- are supposed to be one big, long, connected storyline. Called the Triptych Trilogy, the albums chronicle the rise and fall of a cynical, misunderstood rock star martyr. To make it even more intriguing, the story is told in reverse order: Antichrist, which was released first, was the finale, and Holy Wood, the most recent release, provides the opening chapters.
While this was more or less totally unnecessary, it's still a rather innovative concept. Yet there's a problem here, and it isn't your typical Marilyn Manson problem.
Like the local bookstore being sold out of Bibles he could burn onstage.
No, quite simply, Manson's trilogy doesn't even make the tiniest piss stain of sense; the main character in Holy Wood is not mentioned at all in the other albums, even though it's supposedly the same guy the entire time. And the actual city of Holy Wood isn't mentioned even once in the other two albums. Maybe they blew it up? If so, you'd think that would've been worth some song time, instead of blatant controversy bait like rhyming "distortion" with "abortion."
All throughout the three albums, everything Manson sings about remains ridiculously vague -- his metaphors are inconsistent, characters appear and disappear at will, and there doesn't seem to be an actual beginning or an end to his protagonist's tale. Luckily (if that's what you want to call it), Manson has an excuse: This trilogy was never supposed to be a trilogy. I'll pause while you get over that Scanners-level mind-blowing revelation.
"No. Fuck you. I'm not doing it. Give me a real reason to."
He had originally written Animals as a sequel to Antichrist, but fan backlash over Animals' glammy creepy-David-Bowie-meets-even-creepier-David-Bowie bullshit prompted him to ret-con it as a prequel about the character "selling out." Well, shit, that explains the real-life selling out perfectly! So, something written as a sequel became a prequel after the fact. That's like if Memento only decided to become Memento halfway through the film, expecting you to slam your head against the table a thousand times until you forgot everything you just saw.
Manson then released Holy Wood, which conveniently sounded a lot like Antichrist, satisfying the "you sold out" crowd that people love to cater to for whatever reason. It was sold as a prequel to Animals, before the character "sold out," something Manson never did, nosireebob. Poor Animals was now a betweenquel of a trilogy that had never been laid out, planned, or even considered before then.
"All right, fine. You've convinced me. I'll do it."
How It Could Have Worked:
All it would take is one stinkin' book, and the previous 500 words would never have existed. Manson promised a novel, also entitled Holy Wood, which would explain everything about this mess of a trilogy. So of course it doesn't exist. It was never completed, and it likely never will be completed, since such a massive amount of ret-conning and backtracking would likely take more years than Manson has left on this planet.
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For Hope, seven other grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, Andrews isn't a four-octave, pitch-perfect Broadway legend, an Oscar winner or even Maria von Trapp. She's just Granny Jools: babysitter-in-a-pinch, maker of the killer pancake breakfast her five kids grew up on. But if her Disney days are behind her, she's lost none of her spunk. "I'm not the making-cookies kind of grandma," says Andrews, 77, her cornflower blue eyes as bright as ever, elocution still Mary Poppins-crisp. Instead, she has focused on passing down a love of books that began when she was a child in Walton-on-Thames, England, and her father read to her at bedtime. A new poetry anthology, Julie Andrews' Treasury for All Seasons, is the 22nd children's book from Andrews and her daughter Emma Walton Hamilton, 49, whose dad is Andrews's first husband, set and costume designer Tony Walton. "The fact that Emma used to be Hopey's age, clinging to the side of my hip, and now we're meeting as two equals who love what we're doing-I'm so thrilled," says Andrews, who credits writing with helping her heal after a botched 1997 throat surgery ended her singing career. "I was mourning [the loss] one day, and Emma said, 'Mummy, you must find a different way of using your voice.' And everything fell into place."
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The plight of war veterans returning home was brought to life Monday for members of the Williamsport Rotary Club by June Moser of the Vet Center, 49 E. Fourth St., where help is extended to combat veterans readjusting to civilian life.
A Navy veteran and licensed mental health therapist, Moser said: "There are so many layers to what a military deployment does to a person and their families."
"The mere fact of leaving one's family, and then going to a third-world country and seeing atrocities, can take a serious toll on someone," Moser said.
While some may take the rigors and potential traumas of military experience in strides, Moser said, for others, it does not align with the values they learned before their time in the military.
The Vet Center offers various types of readjustment counseling, all of which are free.
Some of the counseling focuses on desensitization.
But Moser stressed that the therapy she and her organization specialize in is not there to help veterans forget what they experienced in combat, but to "help take the punch out."
"It takes courage to touch feelings you might not understand," Moser said. "Sometimes it takes up to five years for a veteran to realize he or she needs help."
The Vet Center is open to anyone who saw combat, veterans and those in active military service.
Moser said that Vet Center records are completely confidential, so active military personnel can feel comfortable working through their emotional trauma without their superiors finding out.
Moser said that families need help readjusting as well when a member comes back from a war experience.
That's why the organization offers therapy in group, marital and individual sessions.
"What we can offer to veterans are fellow comrades," Moser said. "Someone to talk to with similar experiences."
The center has locations in Williamsport, Lock Haven, State College, Wellsboro, Sayre and Sunbury. Group meetings are held at each location.
Moser stressed that the Vet Center is not the same as the local Veterans Affairs office, where military men and women
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Texas Legislature leaders have made it clear they do not intend to get involved in college conference realignments. But this doesn't mean individual legislators are prohibited to speak on behalf of a university in their district or in the area where they live.
Thus, Rep. Bill Callegari, R-Katy, is once again pushing for the University of Houston to be admitted to the Big 12 Conference.
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The month-long registration period for next year's Democratic and Republican primaries starts on Nov. 12 but on Monday, retiring Rep. Warren Chisum announced what he characterized as big endorsements in his run for railroad commissioner. And Rep. Jim Landtroop launched his re-election campaign even though, as his website noted, the freshman lawmaker doesnt know what Texas House district he may end up in.
By: Enrique Rangel on November 5, 2011 - 12:21am - Add new comment
It looks like Delwin Jones was right all along.
Before leaving the Texas House in early January, the veteran Lubbock Republican and House Redistricting Committee chairman said that if the GOP-dominated legislature was not careful in the redrawing of political districts, the state would be in a long, nasty and costly legal fight.
Judging by what happened this week, and particularly on Friday, it looks like the year-long redistricting battle is going to be much messier than what the Republican leadership bargained for.
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Long ago Texas scheduled its 2012 Democratic and Republican primaries for March 6.
But don't count on it.
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The first week of filing for the March 6 Democratic and Republican primaries has ended and in Texas Legislature races far more Republican than Democrats have registered, especially for House contests. However, this is not surprising since the GOP has a 101-49 supermajority in the lower chamber.
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If we didn't know anything about the redistricting confusion we would think that Plainview's state Rep. Jim Landtroop drew five challengers for the April 3 Republican primary.
But as anyone who has followed the West Texas legislative races knows, Landtroop's real challengers are Canadian school board president Ken King, Pampa businessman Mac Smith and former state Rep. Gary Walker of Plains.
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Here they go again.
A hearing on whether the legislative and congressional maps the Republican-dominated Legislature approved in last year's session shortchange racial minorities is scheduled to begin in a federal court in Washington on Tuesday.
The trial, which is expected to last about two weeks, will determine whether the state's maps are legal – a process known as preclearance – or illegal.
By: Enrique Rangel on February 1, 2012 - 7:43pm - Add new comment
It looks like the April 3 Democratic and Republican primaries may be rescheduled again.
State Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer, D-San Antonio, chairman of the Mexican American Legislative Caucus, one of the leading plaintiffs in the yearlong Texas redistricting battle, said Wednesday that unless there is an agreement between the state and the litigants in the near future, "Texas might have a primary in the summer."
By: Enrique Rangel on February 15, 2012 - 10:59pm - Add new comment
Before the latest redistricting hearing ended in the San Antonio federal court on Wednesday, Judge Jerry Smith advised all the stakeholders in the legal fight that the way things look now, the most likely date for the Texas primaries will be May 29.
But wait at least a week or two before you mark the potential new date on your calendar.
By: Enrique Rangel on March 10, 2012 - 12:17am - Add new comment
There were a few surprises during the additional, weeklong registration period for the May 29 Texas primaries which ended Friday, but for West Texas the biggest one was in Congressional District 19.
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IN the more recent history of psychiatry, a major trend has been its increasing participation in meeting the mental health needs of the community and in expanding into more broadly social areas. A testament to this development was the First International Congress of Social Psychiatry held in London, August 1964.
As far back as 1922 Freud1 stated:
The contrast between Individual Psychology and Social or Group Psychology which at first glance may seem to be full of significance, loses a great deal of its sharpness when it is examined more closely. It is true that Individual Psychology is concerned with the individual man . . . but only rarely and under certain exceptional conditions is Individual Psychology in a position to disregard the relations of this individual to others. In the individual's mental life someone else is invariably involved, as a model, as an object, as a helper, as an opponent,
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AUSTINTOWN - John Andrei, 67, died Saturday, Aug. 22, 2009.
John was born Jan. 14, 1942, in Bucaresti, Romania, the son of Ioan and Elena Boaru Andrei.
John retired as a robot programmer from the General Motors Corp. Lordstown Fabrication Plant.
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He was a member of Holy Resurrection Romanian Orthodox Church.
He is survived by his wife, Rodica Colceriu Andrei; a daughter, Alina Andrei of Los Angeles; a son, Johnny Andrei Jr. of Youngstown; a brother, Vasile Andrei of Tg.-Mures, Romania; and sisters, Maria Marcela Popa and Elena Halbes, all of Tg.-Mures, Romania.
Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Holy Resurrection Romanian Orthodox Church, Warren. Calling hours will be 5 to 8 p.m. today at the Peter Rossi and Son Memorial Chapel, Warren, where a Saracusta will take place at 7 p.m., and one-half hour prior to services Saturday at the church.
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It's not every day the Phillies are outbid by the Washington Nationals. And 24 hours after Jayson Werth signed a 7-year, $126 million deal with the perennial NL East doormat, the reaction from the Phillies reflected that.
"I'm disappointed," club president David Montgomery said. "We had made an effort to retain Jayson. But at the end of the day, I guess our efforts were dwarfed by another franchise."
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Steve Byers is being a very busy policy bee lately isn't he? In the media, if not in the House of Commons. Interestingly though, his recent pronouncements on inheritance tax have been soundly condemned by many colleagues, some in public, many more in private. I'm not sure if that's because of the issue or because people worry that Stephen is more concerned with picking internal fights than mapping out our policy future.
Assuming that Gordon Brown is the choice of the Labour Party to replace Tony Blair, then I think he will have a team of people who are overflowing with ideas for the future. Ed Balls, Jacqui Smith, David Miliband, Pat McFadden, James Purnell, Andy Burnham, Liam Byrne, Yvette Cooper, Douglas Alexander, Caroline Flint and others – these are all ministers under 45. All of them are cooking on gas with policy ideas.
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Dr. James R. Ricciuti
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Jim Ricciuti currently serves as Vice President, Government Affairs and Public Policy at Aetna, Inc.
He was previously Vice President, Diversified Brands, in the Global Human Health Division of Merck, where he supported the marketing and sales of Merck's established pharmaceutical products in markets around the world. In nearly 20 years with Merck, Jim served in increasingly responsible positions in health care policy, marketing and commercial operations, and led company-wide strategic initiatives that required transformational changes to the culture and organization. Jim led Merck's response to the original health care reform bill proposed by President Clinton, then transitioned to positions in marketing and branding of key products in the United States.
Jim was responsible for reforms of Merck's commercial model, including a major change to distribution policy with wholesalers and pharmacy chains. Recently, he led a strategic initiative that successfully replaced legacy Commercial, Manufacturing and Financial business processes and IT systems with a common approach across all Divisions and Functions of the company. This required significant adjustments to long-held work habits for many of Merck's US employees.
Prior to joining Merck, Jim held several positions in the US Federal Government, including Budget Examiner at the US Office of Management and Budget; Senior Aide on the Senate Committees on Budget and Finance, working directly with Ranking Members Sen. Pete Domenici (NM) and Sen. Bob Packwood (OR); and as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health Legislation in the Department of Health and Human Services.
Jim earned his AB in History from Cornell University, MA in Public Policy and Ph.D. in Political Science from Duke University. He grew up in a college town and has a firm belief in the potential of higher education to improve lives.
Jim and his wife Janet, an attorney who practices Trademark Law, live in Washington, D.C. They previously lived in Doylestown for almost twenty years. They are proud to have raised two sons in Bucks County, both of whom are Phillies fans who live and work in New York City!


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"I've always known that I was going to have a baby one day. But there's times when I get a little scared. It's mind-blowing to have a child," Spears, who has put her career on hold to await the birth of her first child with husband Kevin Federline, tells Elle magazine in its October issue.
The therapeutic side of the process, she says, comes from the way "All the secrets from your family come out of the closet for some reason. But it's good. They have to come out sometime. You know what I mean?"
Asked what she means by "family secrets" she says: "Right before I met Kevin, I didn't talk much. I got kind of introverted. Being an entertainer, especially starting at such a young age, you long to please people and become what they want to see. In the last two years I've totally gotten out of that."
As for the gender of the expected arrival, she thinks it's a boy but isn't sure.
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BWFD, the Cowboy & the Community Clean Up Day
The Big White, Beaverdell and Grand Forks Fire Departments did some wildland structure fire protection training here at Big White. The Gondola Drive Station served as the 'structure' and Bullet Creek provided the water. Fire fighters learned how to set up sprinkler patterns, set up pumps in creeks and theory about wildland fires.
The timing of the training was very appropriate as thunder storms were rolling through the region with lightning! To report a wild fire in BC call 1-800-663-5555 or *5555 or 911.
The members of the BWFD participating in the training with both the new Work Experience Program members (WEP) and new recruits to the department. For some of them, this was the first time they had every been exposed to wild fire training.
June 21st is the Annual Community Clean Up Day! We will be meeting at The Globe Restaurant at 10:00 am. After the clean up there will be a BBQ for all participants. Remember to wear sturdy shoes and bring work gloves! Everyone is welcome.
On your drive to Big White you may have noticed a cowboy cut out in a clear cut...... One of our carpenters made the cowboy, and attached him to a tree. Every cowboy has a story, and ours just got a bit more interesting. We noticed that the cowboy was missing; we assumed (incorrectly) that he had been moved. After a few phone calls, and a few conversations, the cowboy was found and returned to the carpentry shop. The cowboy received a fresh coat of paint, and is back up. So passengers, keep an eye out for the cowboy, he will be moved every couple of months. Drivers, keep your eyes on the road! Let us know when you see the cowboy!


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I have to think that the Wings must've known they wouldn't be able to buy out Sammy because of his "injury."
It's hard for me to believe they would hang on to the guy knowing he would be a $3 million 4th liner playing 7 to 9 minutes a game. What a waste of roster and cap space.
I didn't see the game tonight but from what I've heard and read, it sounds like they are truly a one line team at this point. It's good that Zetteberg is off to a great start because the rest of the team sure isn't.


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34 Parks near Kinzer, Pennsylvania
Kinzers, Pennsylvania 0 miles SE
Gap, Pennsylvania 1.81 miles SE
Paradise, Pennsylvania 3.52 miles SW
Gordonville, Pennsylvania 4.1 miles NW
Christiana, Pennsylvania 4.36 miles SE
We did however find 34 campgrounds within 25 miles of Kinzer. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near Kinzer in the left hand column.
5005 Lincoln Hwy Kinzers, Pennsylvania 17535 (map) | (717) 442-4287
Sites: 115 | Latest Rate: $57.00 | 42 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $57.00
Our site was out in the open closeby an Amish farm. Just a gorgeous open view of the cornfield and blue silos in the distance. Very beautiful and serene for us southern CA people. We used the laundry facility which was clean enough, but a bit pricey compared to one we used at a KOA in MO. The owner and staff were very helpful. It's reasuring to see them cruising the campground in the gold cart on the lookout for anything that may need their attention. Needless to say, this campground is clean, well tended to and a plus, no unruly people making noise. Our site was pretty level as far as gravel sites go, and it was very clean. We did not have a toad. - CAcamping
Jun 2016 - $57.00
We stayed for 4 nights. The sites are gravel and a little uneven but we did not have any significant problems. It rained during our stay so sites were a little muddy and had some leftover pools of water. Hosts were friendly and helpful. Limited cable but a good signal. WiFi was available and worked. We enjoyed our stay especially since it wasn't crowded. There seems to be little to do for children, though they are building a pool area. We would absolutely stay there again. - Happy Camper 168
Jun 2016 - $44.00
Small campground in the middle of Amish country in Lancaster County PA. Our site was a pull through. The site was level but the ground between the sites had quite a bit of slope to it. We had FHU's and the WiFi worked OK most of the time. There is very little to do in the park, but the area if full of shopping & attractions. Lancaster PA is a few miles west with a lot of historical sites. The campground is next to a large Amish farm and you can see them plowing the fields with horse draw equipment most days. - Co-Mike
Kinzers, Pennsylvania (map) | (717) 442-8429
Sites: 68 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 7 Reviews
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May 2014 - $40.00
A work in progress. We had tried a couple of other campgrounds and they were full. These folks were very friendly and we stayed with them three nights. Once you get to the sites for transients, it is quiet and peaceful. Getting there was hair raising, zigging and zagging up dirt/gravel switchback roads. We were three levels up. Many permanent sites on the lower levels. The utilities were on the wrong side on our site although others were OK. Power supply was only 105 volts and kept kicking the breaker. Only 30 amp service. Luckily we didn't need the air at this time of year. Site was level and there was a nice/steep beginning walking trail. The restrooms need major work, probably replaced. Hubby checked them and said privacy was non existent with shower curtain dividers. At $40 it sufficed but probably won't return. - elaine170
Sep 2013 - $40.00
Very friendly and accommodating. Large private sites. Playground is at the lower end and seemed to be nice. We did not come to Lancaster to use the campground facilities we came here to explore the Amish food, shops and the Sight and Sound Theater. We will stay here again. - Oldman5145
Jun 2012 - $40.00
Very small campground appears to be new owners trying to make some changes. Huge sites, definitely not your average site layout. They go everywhere. Switchback road through the campground. Absolutely nothing to do here except what is at your site or in the area. May be better in a few years. - Hammerx4
354 Springville Road New Holland, Pennsylvania 17557 (map) | (717) 354-7926
Sites: 85 | Latest Rate: $80.00 | 68 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $80.00
This is a small, clean campground with a spectacular view of Amish farm country. The sites near the roadway are spacious, and you can watch lots of horse-and-buggy traffic; that also means a good deal of vehicle noise. The other sites are crowded. If you are looking for things to do on site, this is not the campground for you. There is no pool, game room, camp store, or activities, like many other KOA Campgrounds. The owners are rather unfriendly and VERY STERN about the rules. They charge $6 per person and $5 per car for visitors. No dog runs are permitted, and dogs cannot be tied to trees. They asked us to move our outdoor rug off the grass at night. The location was somewhat inconvenient to local attractions, all of which were at least a 20-minute drive away. Because there are so many other campgrounds in the area, we'll stay somewhere else next time. We are frequent visitors to the area. - Sophie F
Sep 2016 - $78.00
This campground is the place you need to go if you want to experience the Amish and Mennonite experience. No matter which way you turn out of the campground, within minutes you will come across Amish buggies or Amish children walking home from school or see the men behind their beautiful working horses tending their beautiful rich soil. Close by you will find stands selling fresh veggies and fruit or freshly cut flowers. The views out across the valleys are very nice and just begging for you to take a photo or two.
I have stayed at numerous KOA campgrounds from Mount Rushmore to South Florida and this is one of the very best. The lots are spacious and offer some shade. Sites are gravel and feature a fire ring, picnic table and patio. The owners work hard to keep this campground prestine. It shows in every direction you look. Our interactions with the owners were perfect. - Monkei
Aug 2016 - $71.00
This was our third visit to this campground and we enjoyed it very much. The view is spectacular and many things to do in the area. The owners have added some cabins since last year and they seemed to be very popular. Some people complain about the rules but as I have said before we had no problem and the owners very nice. We will definitely return when in the area. - John & Bobbie
Intercourse, Pennsylvania (map) | (717) 768-8775
Sites: 42 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 68 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $44.00
Tight campground in the heart of Amish Country. Kind caretakers who were helpful. The hosts provided me a site where I could back in my fifth wheel easily. Some sites might be tough to back in due to the set up of the campground, nonetheless; I can highly recommend due to the location and price. Intercourse is the perfect jumping off point to gain the "Amish" experience. - Tim101
Jun 2016 - $38.00
Stayed here two weeks in June 2016 and found it to be an excellent place from which to tour Lancaster County and surrounding areas. Reasonably close to places such as Longwood Gardens; even Philadelphia for a day trip is not out of the question depending upon your feelings about using a "home base" from which to tour. However, we mostly toured the Amish area. The campground was well-kept, service was excellent and the owners were very friendly and responsive. It is quiet; getting into certain spaces can be a bit tight. We would absolutely stay here again if in the area. - Edistobob
Apr 2016 - $42.00
We stayed here for one night on the way home from Washington DC. Very nice small campground with good access and within walking distance to the village of intercourse. The campground sits on a hill overlooking a working Amish farm across the road. The service was great, very nice people, reasonable rates, very clean facilities. We were sitting by the fire at dusk when the amish people passed by on their buggies not 20 feet away and gave you a nod, a smile, and a wave as they passed by.
We were in the upper section with our 31' motor home. There was some shade on our site. The sites were tight as stated in previous reviews but doable. I would most definitely recommend staying here if you're in the area and would stay here again if we were to return. - Banditoman60
New Holland, Pennsylvania (map) | (717) 354-3100
Sites: 450+ | Latest Rate: $149.00 | 86 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $149.00
After a horrible experience at another local campground, we called around to find another campground. The staff on the phone was so sympathetic and wonderful trying to help us. After a one night stay in a hotel we checked into here. The staff are wonderful and helpful. The cabin beautiful. The campground is beautiful and serene. Wi-Fi and cable are included, unlike the other campground. We would definitely recommend this place to others as well as stay here ourselves again. - Camper08724
Jul 2016 - $78.00
We stay at Spring Gulch with friends every year for a long weekend. The sites are classified as "Elite" although I can't imagine why, they are just gravel covered sites with an unremarkable picnic table. The staff is friendly and very helpful. The heavy tree cover helps keep the area cool, but prevents satellite TV reception. We always bring the golf cart, because it's long, long distance to the office. The campground is convenient to all the local tourist attractions. - WMSmith
Jun 2016 - $52.00
The park was very nice and clean. It has two swimming pools, tennis court playground and beautiful spots in the woods. I would recommend this camp ground anytime. - seibertman
20 Leven Road Gordonville, Pennsylvania 17529 (map) | (717) 687-8014
Sites: 83 | Latest Rate: $54.00 | 89 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $54.00
This campground is very easy to get to and easy in/out. We had a large pull thru site (#876). Plenty of space between sites. 50 amp, water, sewer, cable (70 channels). Decent wifi most of the time. Very nice pool, but not heated. Laundry room has 2 washers ($1.75) and 3 dryers ($.50 for 30 minutes). Best prices we have seen in a while. This is one of the nicest campgrounds we have been in the Northeast. Depending on the time of year, you might be parked next to a corn field. The campground is very well maintained. They watered the gravel roads everyday while we were there to hold the dust down. I would have given it a 10, but the price is kind of high for what you get. Would have liked a discount, but none available. - Cliff-fa-fa
Aug 2016 - $22.00
We've stayed here before four years ago. It is closed to everything. Everyone was great and helpful with finding the different things to do. WiFi was decent. We only wish there were more sites available with cable. - 1dinky
Aug 2016 - $37.00
We arrived at midnight after a long drive and unfortunately missed the envelope with our name on it taped to the door of the office. I ended up calling and waking up the proprietor, but he was very nice in saying "look on the door." Sheesh. So sorry, sir! They had everything we needed ready for us including a map with the route to our site highlighted. We liked the carded vehicle entry; while not highly secure it at least deters the wayward soul looking for mischief.
Midnight and with a full moon we whispered while we worked to unhook our teardrop and climb in.
Our site was perfect! It was half gravel and half grass with fire ring, 30/50 amp and water. We were lucky enough to get a sit with huge oaks shading our unit. We had and a little path to the bathhouse which was immaculate and even had toilet seat covers! Our side of the campground paralleled open fields of corn in bloom, which we beautiful.
We couldn't have been more pleased. We didn't partake in the swimming pool, but did have a look and it is well equipped with chairs and umbrellas as well as a shallow and deep side separated. - Cyclefitness
Paradise, Pennsylvania (map) | (717) 687-8181
Sites: 102 | Latest Rate: $43.00 | 39 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $43.00
This is a small campground located right next to a farm. Sites are level with dirt/gravel pads. Our electric and water hookups were on the opposite side of our rv, but we were able to position it so that our 25 foot electric cord would reach. There is a creek that runs past one side of the campground and fishing is allowed. Staff is friendly and helpful. - JC06
Jun 2016 - $56.00
This is a small quiet campground. Our site was dirt/gravel that backed up to the creek and was level. Our site had nice tree cover which was nice for our dogs to stay in the shade. There are sites right in front of the office that don't have any shade so we were glad we didn't have one of those. It is next to a working farm. It was nice to sit by the campfire and hear the horse and buggy go by on the road. Very peaceful. An Amish family came around selling hand crafted items in the evening. Very close to activities of Lancaster and Strasburg. Staff was pleasant on checking in. Pool was clean but not heated. We would stay here again. - joinpa
Aug 2015 - $54.00
Small family campground. If you make a reservation by phone, you may choose your site and if it's available you get it. Friendly staff, clean restrooms. I had trouble with the cable, and someone came within minutes to help. Pool has many lounges but only one umbrella, so if you like the sun, you're good. Many sites along creek. One area for large RV's is basically in the center of parking lot. Most other sites are under shade trees. One thing to beware of is that next door there is a farm and a few times while there we got the odors of what a farm smells like. I may also depend where your site is, so do your research carefully. On the weekend, you can expect an Amish family to come by with a cart of handmade items for sale. Close to many of Lancaster County's things to do. For me this was a 10 because of our needs. But I try to tell it like it is so that others can decide for themselves. - CapeGreen
Ronks, Pennsylvania (map) | (717) 687-6670
Sites: 70 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 26 Reviews
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Nov 2015 - $44.00
We have stayed here in the past and will come back again. Some sites in the middle row are tight back to back for large units. Space between sites is much better than average. Everything worked fine. We looked at several other parks in the area and there is one other that we may consider but it's at least $10 per night higher. There are a number of semi permanent residents but except for a lot of cigarette butts, not a problem. Will stay here again. - Bojangles
May 2015 - $48.00
The roads are difficult to navigate once the park is full. The spaces are very tight. We had to move our truck several times so a motorhome could get past our site. Another motorhome was being led in by the owner and scraped the side of his rig with a basketball hoop. If we had wanted to leave before most other people left on the weekend, we would have had to asked several others to move their truck so we could get our rig out.
Since the sites are small and tight, there was not adequate parking for the tow vehicle. No "true" pull through sites. The first one gets to pull through, the second one gets backed right up to them.
WiFi had inadequate bandwidth for the number of rigs in the park. In the wee hours when most were asleep, it worked OK. On days when few rigs were there, it worked OK. When the park fills up, the WiFi is almost unusable and that was extremely frustrating. You are given individual logins, up to 3. So if you have more devices (laptops, tablets, phones), you can't use them. I believe a sign said that you can add them for $2 a day.
The owners were very nice and pleasant to work with. However, that did not change the physical constraints of the park or the poor WiFi.
Cable is an extra $5 per night and is not digital. There's an extra charge to run your air and use the WiFi if you are not staying for a week.
The location was very convenient to explore the Amish Countryside but this would not be my first choice to stay again due to the poor WiFi and the tight spaces. - jpainter01
Jul 2014 - $40.00
This is a great park that we have visited 4 times each time perfect. Highly recommended as the owners know how to treat people correctly. We loved the Amish farm view adjacent to the park. - Hotairballoonist
Coatesville, Pennsylvania (map) | (610) 857-3990
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $49.00 | 1 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $49.00
Overall a good CG and well kept. Although we had a very good stay, I took a couple points off for minor annoyances. All sites are gravel with lots of trees and grassy areas for tents. The pool is only open 10-5 which I thought was silly if a person is out doing tourist stuff during the day and wants to relax by the pool in the evening. Most of the roads are narrow and curvy so you may want to walk to your assigned spot first to ensure you can make it. During the weekend there are a lot of tent campers, kids, and dogs but everyone adhered to noise hours. There are a lot of full-timers and some of those spots look rather trashy which initially cast a negative outlook to our decision to stay there. - Goodcruisin
Strasburg, Pennsylvania (map) | (717) 687-6207
Sites: 220 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 27 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $40.00
We used to enjoy staying at White Oak Campground. On our past trip, we were very displeased. While the staff is very friendly and helpful, we found the other campers there to be very rude. We had a fire going, and the neighbor told me that it was offending him. I'm sorry, but I paid for my site, and I'm going to have a fire. You don't run the campground! With the rally going on, people were walking on our site like crazy. The one plus to the campground is the location and the pool. Sites very tight and unlevel. We will not be returning! PS: Shared water connections! - Chieftain1986
Oct 2015 - $38.00
We loved being in Amish country. We arrived after dark and retrieved the map to our site. The problem was that the sites weren't marked very well so it was anyone's guess as to where the "official" site actually was because the site was just grass. It was a chore to get level but with some creative blocking we finally achieved it. There was also some miscommunication because we were in a 30-amp only site.
With all of the issues the first night we thought about asking to move to a different spot. But the next morning we opened our the blind on our bay window (windshield) and the view was so beautiful that we couldn't move to another spot. We had an open grassy area in front of us and then the road where we could see and hear the Amish buggy horses trotting down the road.
We loved our stay and would have stayed longer if we weren't on a schedule. We will definitely be back. - Frisco Wolffman
Oct 2015 - $42.00
Nice access to the area. Easy to access the campground. The clip clip of the Amish carriages added a touch of enchantment for me and I enjoyed the pastoral nature of Lancaster County. The campground is very popular, especially on a holiday weekend. We called at the last minute, since our plans seemed to be in motion, and were placed in the "P" section - water, electric and a fire ring. These sites are cheek by jowl. Slide outs almost touch each other and you can hear conversations in other trailers. But, it was a place to park for a few days. Nice staff and nice neighbors. - LFClary


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Lenntek Pro Series with Balanced Armature Professional In-ear Monitor (IEM)
"My Altec Lansing 716s are getting old and my Sennheiser HD 600s will need new cords shortly, so when I saw the Lenntek Pros at Costco.com for $50, I couldn't pass them up. When I first opened the box, and cut open the sealed all around plastic, I noticed that the included tips are all very small. But if you push them deep, deep, deep into your your ear canal you can get a seal...." --chasfs
Astell&Kern JH Audio Siren Series Layla
The siren series In-ear monitors are named after famous rock songs about women. Jerry Harvey Audio produced a special version of the Roxanne tuned for the Astell&Kern in 2014. The collaboration was so successful that the two companies will now release two more models. The first new model is the Layla. This all new flagship model is nothing short of stunning visually as well as sonically....


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Investors in a defensive mood can always turn to dividend stock plays, writes Russ Koesterich. Indices of dividend stocks have volatility of just 80% or less than the S&P 500. And don't forget emerging markets, where dividend indices also exhibit lower volatility than the broad markets in which they reside.
Investors in a defensive mood can always turn to dividend stock plays, writes Russ Koesterich....
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into dark shadows, contributorComments (472) | + Follow Following - UnfollowE.M.?
Lower volatility?
Dude, I really need some of whatever you are smokin'!
Russ, with all due respect,
do you see any risk to the downside with all the fires burning over in the E.U.?
Do you even remotely caution your clients to think of what would happen if we get a run on the Euro?
The nightmare of this countries non existent tax policies that are going to blow up at the end of the year?
North Korea?
And you can in all good conscience tout risk assets here?
And to take it to the 10th power of E.M. ?
You sir are a danger to you clients wealth!
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ETF Performance: View ETF performance across key asset classes and investing themes
ETF Investing Guide: Learn how to build and manage a well-diversified, low cost ETF portfolio
ETF Selector: An explanation of how to select and use ETFs