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Fatal Erie fire lawsuit settled
The last remaining defendants have agreed to pay an undisclosed amount to end a long-running civil rights lawsuit stemming from a 2010 apartment fire that killed two Erie women.
Terms of the agreement between the survivors of fire victims Tyreesha Richardson, 31, and Gwyneth Henry, 44, and the defendants, Brett C. and Patricia A. Hammel, and an insurer, Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., were not made part of the record in U.S. District Court.
In the order closing the case, Senior U.S. District Judge Maurice B. Cohill Jr. noted that the settlement "shall remain confidential, personal, private and privileged."
With the settlement, the defendants admitted to no wrongdoing.
The plaintiffs had alleged that the Hammels, who owned the apartment building at 918 W. 18th St., negligently failed to provide a safe escape from the attic.
"I am happy that the families are able to bring closure to this matter, but nothing will replace two mothers, and nothing will ever compensate for what these five children have experienced," the plaintiffs' lawyer, John Mizner, said.
The defendants' lawyer, Mark Mioduszewski, could not immediately be reached for comment.
The women were found dead in a third-floor bedroom of the house after a fire broke out July 25, 2010.
An investigation determined that someone sloshed gasoline up the stairs to the women's apartment and then set the fuel ablaze.
The criminal investigation of the arson has resulted in no arrests.
When the lawsuit was filed in October 2010, it also named Erie Housing Authority officials as defendants. The complaint claimed that the women's apartment remained in the Section 8 housing program, even though repeat inspections showed that required fire protection measures had never been installed.
The defendants countered that the Erie Housing Authority did not approve the apartment for inclusion in the Section 8 program until after the deficiencies had been corrected.
The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in August that the housing officials could not be sued under the theory that they created a danger.
The court said for the women's families to prove the housing officials' alleged actions amounted to a "state-created danger," the plaintiffs would have to show that officials' actions were a more direct cause of the fire.
The Housing Authority defendants were subsequently dismissed from the case.
LISA THOMPSON can be reached at 870-1802 or by e-mail. Follow her on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNthompson.

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US Congress voted on Wednesday to override President Barack Obama's veto of a bill allowing families of the victims of the Sept. 11 terror attacks to sue Saudi Arabia.
Senior officials from Guizhou province are visiting Silicon Valley to promote their big data comprehensive pilot zone, hoping the preferential policies Southwest China provides and its abundant resources will help generate more collaboration and exchanges between Guizhou and San Francisco.
The Badaling section of the Great Wall will soon offer another unique attraction-the world's deepest and largest high-speed railway station.
China's far western Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region is becoming better connected with the international community after the implementation of the Silk Road Economic Belt.
Actress Li Bingbing poses for fashion magazine
As NFL superstar Peyton Manning emerged from behind a black screen on an auditorium stage, hundreds of fans dressed in American football attire and brandishing an assortment of paraphernalia went wild with raucous cheers and deafening applause.
African-American rapper YG's song "Meet the Flockers" has angered the entire Chinese community in the US.
People dressed in traditional Chinese costume perform at a ceremony to mark the 2567th birthday of Confucius, in Cangzhou, North China's Hebei province, Sept 28, 2016.
Xianghai Nature Reserve in Tongyu county of Jilin province is a famed national-level nature reserve and home to red-crowned cranes.
A visit to a Chinese acupuncturist has opened a whole new world of medicine for Issa Justin, a young South Sudanese man who is both a patient and medical student in Juba, capital of the world's newest nation.


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LONDON (AP) -Arsenal chucked away a two-goal lead and Mikel Arteta had a penalty saved in stoppage time as London rival Fulham earned a 3-3 draw in the English Premier League on Saturday.
The point prolonged Arsenal's worst start to a Premier League season since Arsene Wenger took charge in 1996.
Olivier Giroud and Lukas Podolski put Arsenal ahead, but Fulham drew level before halftime as Dimitar Berbatov and Alex Kacaniklic scored from free headers.
Berbatov put Fulham ahead from the penalty spot after the break but Giroud headed Arsenal level with his second goal. Arteta squandered a chance to win it for Arsenal from the spot.
Everton beat Sunderland 2-1 to stay fourth and ahead of West Bromwich Albion, which won at Wigan by the same scoreline.
Queens Park Rangers is bottom after losing 1-0 at Stoke, but Southampton moved a point further up after drawing 1-1 with Swansea.
Also, Reading drew 0-0 with Norwich, while leader Manchester United was at Aston Villa in the late match.
The most drama of the day came at Emirates Stadium where Arsenal threw away a two-goal lead just like against Schalke in Tuesday's 2-2 draw in the Champions League.
Theo Walcott set up the 11th-minute opener, sending in a cross that Giroud headed home, despite goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer getting a touch.
Arsenal went further ahead when Arteta cut the ball back past Chris Baird to Podolski six yards from goal and the Germany forward swept the ball into the net in the 23rd.
Fulham's fightback began in the 29th when Berbatov rose unmarked to meet Bryan Ruiz's corner and he sent the downward header with ease over the line. From another free header, Kacaniklic equalized after meeting Podolski's cross.
After the break, just as Arsenal seemed to be taking control, Arteta tangled with Ruiz and referee Phil Dowd awarded a penalty kick. Berbatov coolly slotted into the bottom left from the spot in the 67th.
The lead lasted only two minutes, with Giroud heading home after an initial effort hit the post and fell to Walcott, who returned the ball to the France international.
"It was frustrating because we had the opportunities to win," Wenger said. "We were caught in a bit too comfortable of a position because we did the most difficult thing - we scored two goals to go 2-0 up. At that moment we lacked urgency defensively."
At Goodison Park, David Moyes' 400th league match in charge of Everton was marked with a victory that ended a run of four straight draws.
Adam Johnson grabbed his first goal for Sunderland on the stroke of halftime, but Marouane Fellaini and Nikica Jelavic scored within three minutes after the break to clinch Everton's win.
West Brom is behind Everton only on goal difference.
James Morrison headed West Brom in front at Wigan after Chris Brunt's deflected cross looped over Wigan goalkeeper Ali Al Habsi.
Wigan captain Gary Caldwell sent the ball into his own net after being hit by Billy Jones' cross. Arouna Kone pulled one back for Wigan just before halftime.
QPR's miserable start to the season continued as Charlie Adam scored his first goal since joining Stoke in August, netting at the start of the second half after Jon Walter nodded a free kick onto the Scotland midfielder.
QPR is still searching for its first win.
"We can't keep on thinking that we're doing OK, because we're not winning Premier League games," manager Mark Hughes said.
Southampton looked on course for just its second win since gaining promotion when Morgan Schneiderlin headed the south-coast side ahead in the 64th.
But the Saints conceded their 29th goal in 11 matches when winger Nathan Dyer netted from the edge of the area for Swansea.


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The Texas EquuSearch Mounted Recovery Team was started in August 2000, with a purpose to provide volunteer horse mounted search and recovery for lost and missing persons. The Team was started in the North Galveston County area of Texas because of the high incidence of missing persons in the largely undeveloped area of South Harris and North Galveston Counties. With this in mind, the team's existence and purpose are dedicated to the memory of Laura Miller, a young woman abducted and murdered in North Galveston County in 1983. Laura was the daughter of our director. We also work to educate the community and it's children on the dangers that exist in our homes, schools and neighborhoods. We finger print children several times a year, and offer informative speakers from groups like the FBI and area police departments to educate parents and adults at school functions and our monthly meetings which are open to the public.Our organization serves citizens throughout Texas and America, and not just a certain demographic because abductions and endangered missing cases can happen to any family for any reason, these types of crimes do not discriminate on sex, color, or financial status - it can happen to anyone.
September 18, 2014 : Over 300 loved ones found alive and 188 loved ones deceased returned to their loved ones. That record is better than any agency or any other organization. Call and ask us how we can do this.
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Texas Equusearch is a Godsend to the family of missing loved ones and is able to search for the missing in any way they can. Tim Miller took his worst nightmare and created hope for other families. Sometimes the families loved ones are found, though not alive. When this happens, as sad as it is, the family can bring their loved one home. And that in itself is priceless. As parents, there is no bigger nightmare than to have not only a missing loved one, but a missing loved who has passed and not knowing it. The work Texas Equusearch does is priceless and I plan on supporting this group for life. Thank you.
I am a new volunteer. I am very impressed with the mission and the heart of everyone involved in this group so far. So many selfless volunteers give of their time and finances to help others. This has reminded me that there really is lots of people who genuinely care about others.
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TEXAS EQUUSEARCH averages about 3 cases/week, or about 130 cases per year. COLLABORATION between/among public agencies (local, state and federal) and private TES is basic on all search cases. TRUST is also important as information to find missing loved ones depends on this. COMPASSION is the third word for the day because without it, why search?
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I am a volunteer in the Ohio Chapter. I am also a client served. My daughter went missing in August of 2011. I sought out the assistance of TES. They came out to search as did hundreds of local volunteers. It was very heart warming & comforting to know so many people have big hearts & put their lives on hold to search for my daughter. Unfortunately, she was not found promptly. The passion of some of the folks that did not know Katelyn was overwhelming. They continued to search & decided to start a local chapter. Thus, the Ohio Chapter of TES was born. Katelyn's remains were found in a dump heap in April of 2013. My TES family never gave up and have beeny support. The love & passion this team has is amazing. Good has come from this tradgedy. I joined TES to honor my daughter & in hopes that I can ease an ounce of pain in a family's heart that I felt. TES eased my pain. I thank each & everyone of them. GOD bless each & every individual that puts their life on hold & searches for the missing. There is still plenty good in this world. It is up to each & everyone of us. GOD bless...
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When family's are at their darkest hour & in time of need that's when this organization shines. This organization is made up of all walks of life, they put all else to the side & put the family 1st & foremost. The dedication is off of all charts. As the director of the Ohio chapter I'm truly blessed to have been given the opportunity by Tim to be able to help family's that truly have no where else to turn. With TES it has made me believe that there is still more good in this world than evil. Let me take this opportunity to thank you for all you do!!
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I have been involved with Texas Equusearch since 2008, and have met some of the most generous people of their time within a volunteer organization. When someone goes missing families have no where to turn when law enforcement does not have resources available. TES offers the hope and support to hopefully bring loved ones back where they belong. Thanks for all that you do!
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As a member of the Ohio TES chapter I have never seen so many people willing to stop what they are doing at anytime to respond to a call in this by far has taught me so much and can honesty say from the bottom of my heart I truly love my extended family
Tim miller thank you for what you started and allow us carry on here in Ohio
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Excellent, hard working, most dedicated and passionate volunteers.
I pray you never have a loved one come up missing, however if it ever happens I pray this organization is still around to assist you.
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As a donor and an Active member of TES, I have never met more selfless individuals. I can tell you if you spent a day with a few of TES' best you will without a doubt agree with me! We are a family! We share the same passion! We are 100% the most dedicated group of volunteer searchers you'll ever encounter. We work only with law enforcement and never go out and search on our own!
Speaking on behalf of my fellow TES members, Thank you for all whom have trusted us in locating your
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As an Active member of TES I can tell you the comments below are nothing other than exactly what bill stated : "members of other search organizations" if you spent a day with a few of TES best you will without a doubt agree with me! We are a family! We share the same passion! We are the most dedicated group of searchers you'll ever encounter. We work only with law enforcement and never just go out and search on our own! That Bill, is a false statement.
I can speak on behalf of my fellow TES member however I can not speak for volunteers whom search a few times and form opinions. Thank you for all whom have trusted us in locating your loved one.
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My daughter and 6 crew members disappeared in the Tasman Sea in June 2013 while sailing aboard a 70' schooner from New Zealand to Australia. We, and the other family members, heard about Texas Equisearch (TES), and I honestly don't know what we would have done without their help. Their competent team of volunteers connected all of us through daily conference calls as we threw around ideas and information that could help in our rescue efforts. The boat still hasn't turned up, but we know it's possible for the crew to be surviving because others have done it. If they lost their mast, they could be caught in the wild and unpredictable Tasman currents. TES put together satellite searches and we found a boat the exact size and shape of our boat, but New Zealand refused to fly out and look at it, stating that no one could be alive after drifting for 3 months. We had to laugh when the man from Mexico washed up in The Marshall Islands after 14 months crossing the Pacific Ocean in a small boat with nothing but fishing gear. Another boat took 18 months before turning up in Tonga after being caught in the Tasman eddies. TES helped in fund raising efforts as well, and over $600,000 was raised to fund private searches. When New Zealand's Search and Rescue turned over search data, claiming that they did an exhaustive search and the boat sank, TES was able to study their procedures and question their capabilities. And even after a year, TES still participated in weekly conference calls with family and involved parties, striving to keep us informed while pushing for changes in the way future searches overseas are conducted. We remain eternally grateful to TES and their determination to save lives and help families achieve closure when the worst thing possible happens; someone you love goes missing.
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Alan Gordon
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Alan Gordon is an American soccer player who currently plays for San Jose Earthquakes in Major League Soccer.
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1981 Birth Born on October 16, 1981.
2004 22 Years Old Upon graduating, Gordon was drafted 53rd overall in the 2004 MLS SuperDraft by Los Angeles Galaxy.
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Lara Rips Angulo: No Respect and No Rematch For You!
By Miguel Rivera
It's nearly been a week since Cuba's Erislandy Lara defeated Alfredo "El Perro" Angulo in Carson, California; when Angulo refused to continue in the tenth round. Now the new WBA interim super welterweight world champion talks to BoxingScene.com about some of the things that happened before and after the fight with Angulo.
"First, I want to explain that a person came to us and told us clearly that on fight night I couldn't get into the ring with more than 10 pounds over the weight limit of our division. For that reason, we only went up to the limit of 164 pounds, but we were surprised that Angulo weighed 174 pounds that night, indicating to us that the 10 pound limit was only for Erislandy Lara. We had no written clause to talk about this weight limit, but they told us that and we followed this instruction," Lara said.
"Another thing is that both Angulo and me, we are both big junior middleweight and what surprised me was the ring size. I was surprised to see the ring was so small. Also, something unusual happened during the fight, a woman I guess designated by the California Boxing Commission, constantly preventing my seconds from putting water on me... I never saw this happen in any of my previous fights."
About the post-fight comments made by his promoter, Golden Boy CEO Richard Schaefer, who says it will be tough to get Lara over with the public - the Cuban boxer said the statements were not surprising.
"It's something they have been saying since I've been a professional. However, I think they are the ones who don't give me the opportunity to prove otherwise, when I'm not given the opportunity to be in the big fights. Everything that was said by Richard Schaefer about me are just excuses that read really badly because they come from someone who is supposed to work to promote my fights," Lara said.
And about Angulo:
"I don't think Alfredo Angulo deserves my respect and even more so he does not deserve a rematch. He requested that my gloves and wraps be inspected after the fight and making statements that I hurt him with my thumb is absurd and I consider that disrespectful. We are now looking at other targets, and our plans don't have Alfredo Angulo's name attached to them. We think Miguel Cotto and Austin Trout are the battles that the boxing fans want to see. There, we can draw conclusions about what was said by Schaefer - and if those fights are done we will know if I can sell or not sell, as stated a person who should be working to make these fights and not giving bad statements about one of his fighters."
"It's my duty to establish that we don't have any fear to fight "El Perro" Angulo again. It's not that, but the attitude of "El Perro" honestly freaked us out. I think the fighters deserve respect, and I think what was done by Angulo should be considered a lack of respect for me and for boxing. What would people think or how would they look at Erislandy Lara, if I attacked his decision not to continue fighting? So that rematch is not in our plans and if he was in our plans - Angulo's attitude is responsible for his elimination."
"Mentally, I'm a well-built athlete. I was, for a long time, the captain of the boxing team in my country, and that helps me to stay calm in all of my fights. That responsibility helped me maintain mind control and not despair in the match. Certainly, these two knockdowns in the fight with Angulo affected me emotionally, but in my opinion, the important thing was that I got to move forward and the final result when raising my arms was the reward for my bravery."
"I'm very happy with the result, and fight against him taught me many things. First, nothing is said and done, until the fight is over. We appeal to our reserves in every way, physically and mentally to win this fight. And there the two of us fought, and the results are speaking for us."
"I do not want to leave [this interview] without first saying a thank you to all the boxing fans. I do not forget that we are two men who went up there in the ring to fight with pride and courage. This career is not easy and the applause and support of everyone of you out there is something that is very important to me. Mexico and Cuba are countries with a long standing boxing tradition. Sometimes we win, sometimes they won, but beyond boxing our countries are like brothers and we share many things.
angulo can eat ****.. Lara put on a big show... he never gave up even that he was in trouble several times. stuck to his plan and it payed up for him.... angulo on the other end......... was having his…Comment by BreWall on 07-14-2013
So what do you think is the issue here? GBP clearly doesn't like Lara. A lot of us know why. Any other comments?Comment by Rome-By-Ko on 07-14-2013
I can think of three fights I'd rather see Lara fight..I won't lose any sleep if I don't see this two mix it up again..I think Angulo needs to be more concerned on why he can't never win the big…Comment by ma51f on 07-14-2013
If what he says is true than he should not give him a rematch...Comment by BreWall on 07-14-2013
A rematch will earn him more money than any other option out there. Schaefer will never offer Canelo as an option. Lara is too high risk, low reward. See this is another example of a boxer avoiding a fight fans…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (220)


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On Tap Today: An unsung director gets his due
Have you ever heard of Rouben Mamoulian? I thought I had a pretty thorough database of important directors stored up in my brain, but this name eluded me until today.
But reading just a bit about his life and career accomplishments, it's clear that he deserves his due. One of his first claims to fame was directing a theatrical production of "Porgy" featuring an African-American cast -- in 1926. He was also the director that brought "Oklahoma!" to Broadway -- leading to a career in cinema that included directing Hollywood's first Technicolor feature, "Becky Sharp," in 1935, and ahead-of-their time techniques including overlapping dialogue. A native of what was Russian-ruled Georgia, Mamoulian also witnessed the Bolshevik Revolution -- and he was targeted during the Hollywood blacklist era in the '50s. »Read Full Blog Post
4 places to 'drink while you think'
Want to know where to play trivia in Milwaukee? Here are four trivia hot spots in Milwaukee that you recommended for Monday through Thursday. On Tap this Weekend hosts, Heather Ronaldson and Brandon Tschacher, checked out what you love about them. Game on! »Read Full Blog Post
Dierks Bentley, Cheap Trick playing Milwaukee Admirals concerts
The Milwaukee Admirals are bringing in country singer Dierks Bentley and power pop act Cheap Trick for post-game concerts at the BMO Harris Bradley Center early next year.
This will actually be Bentley's second year in a row he's performed a concert after an Admirals game. Rockford, Ill. band Cheap Trick, a frequent presence in Milwaukee, was last here opening for Aerosmith at the Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary Celebration. »Read Full Article
Carr Valley, La Quercia and New Glarus producers at Midwest dinner Nov. 8 at Bacchus
A dinner called Masters of the Midwest on Nov. 8 at Bacchus will bring together well-regarded cheese, dry-cured pork and beer producers from the region.
Sid Cook of Carr Valley Cheese Co. based in La Valle, Herb Eckhouse of La Quercia in Norwalk, Iowa, and Dan Carey of New Glarus Brewing Co., New Glarus, will attend the dinner, which will feature their products. »Read Full Blog Post
Exclusive Video: Interview with Scott Aukerman from 'Comedy Bang! Bang!'
Laverne and Shirley. They're not burly.
These are not merely keen observations. They're the inspired words taken from Scott Aukerman's freestyle rap about Milwaukee, which you can see for yourself below from our hilarious 10 for Tap video interview. »Read Full Article
On Tap for Today: Mums and a movie
Welcome to Monday. Don't say you weren't warned.
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Caltrans has announced that the condition of the pavement on California's highways is at its healthiest level in more than a decade, according to the recently released 2013 State of the Pavement Report.
The Oakdale Irrigation District brought water into its canal system on Saturday, March 15 to prepare for the start of the irrigation season, as reported by OID General Manager Steve Knell at the March 18 regular meeting of the Board of Directors. The season was initially planned to start on March 3 but rains allowed for the delay. It was reported that there were no major issues and only one minor issue with tumbleweed when bringing water into the canals.
A report at the March 17 Oakdale City Council meeting by City Manager Bryan Whitemyer regarding the city budget, showed the city with only a $72,000 variance of its final budget proposed from October of last year.
The Civil War comes alive at the Knights Ferry Civil War Days event, put on by the American Civil War Association this weekend.
A celebration of the new Stanislaus Veterans Medical Transport Program, a collaborative effort to serve Stanislaus area veterans, will be held on Wednesday, March 19, at the Stanislaus County Courthouse Lawn near 12th and I streets in Modesto at 5 p.m. Special guest speaker will be Representative Jeff Denham (R-10th District).
As Californians throughout the state plan to celebrate the St. Patrick's Day holiday, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the Office of Traffic Safety (OTS), and the California Highway Patrol (CHP) encourage motorists to plan ahead and designate a sober driver, or arrange for a safe and sober ride home.
Financial scams have become prevalent among seniors. They often go unreported and are devastating to the senior, leaving them in a vulnerable position with little time to recoup their losses. The most common scams are done over the phone, with no face-to-face interaction, and no paper trail, theses scams are incredibly hard to trace. Lonely seniors with nobody to talk to are prime targets. Once a successful deal has been made, the senior's name is then shared with similar schemers looking for easy targets, defrauding the same person repeatedly.
The annual climb in retail gasoline prices that pushes refineries to meet clean energy mandates has elevated the national average price of gas to $4.01 per gallon, a rise of 32 cents since Jan. 1. And Wednesday, Los Angeles became the first major metro area in the continental U.S. see its average price reach $4 per gallon.
Finger pointing regarding bias, threats, mismanagement, and outright lies continue to fly in the latest drama involving the Oakdale Airport.
Oakdale City Manager Bryan Whitemyer painted a bleak picture of the city without the continuance of the city's half-cent sales tax assessment at the Measure O Committee meeting on Monday, March 10.
With four of the nine vehicles in its fleet with over 120,000 miles, the Oakdale Police Department is making a gradual change in vehicles, shifting from its mainstay police sedan, the Ford Crown Victoria, to the Chevrolet Tahoe SUV.
Tickets are now on sale for the 33rd Annual Oakdale Testicle Festival which will be held on Monday, March 31 at the FES Hall in Oakdale.
U.S. Representative Jeff Denham (R-Turlock) has announced the details of California's 10th District Congressional Art Competition. The competition provides aspiring student artists with the chance to display their talent and creativity. One winner from the 10th District will be invited to share their artwork with the rest of the nation in the U.S. Capitol.
Community Hospice announced this week they were awarded a $100,000 grant from the New York Life Foundation. Community Hospice was one of 20 bereavement service providers that received the funding as part of an effort to help expand grief support services to diverse and disadvantaged youth across the country.
As trees across the state begin to blossom for spring, California's Arbor Week is emphasizing the importance trees have on communities and their residents. Officials from CAL FIRE and California ReLeaf, an organization working to preserve, protect and enhance California's urban forests, have announced the winners of the statewide Arbor Week poster contest.
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In an expected move, the Oakdale City Council at a special meeting on Thursday, Aug. 25 made the appointments of Tom Dunlop and Richard Murdoch ...
The Stanislaus County Library is looking for local published authors from around the Central Valley to take part in the seventh annual Local Author Fair ...
U.S. Representative Jeff Denham (R-Turlock) recently announced Mobile District Office Hours for the month of September 2016. Mobile District Office Hours are an opportunity ...
The Oakdale Women's Club is meeting Tuesday, Sept. 13 at the Oakdale Golf and Country Club. The buffet luncheon will start at noon. The ...
It goes without saying that Oakdale High School is passionate about their sports, at all levels. If you ever attended an OHS sporting event and ...
One may find it hard to sit in the company of Esther White and leave not feeling as if you just had a shot of ...
Among the new faces in the halls of Oakdale schools this school year is an Oakdale High alum returning to the hallways and classrooms where ...
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Took Long Enough, But TABC Finally Releases Statement Concerning FW Gay Bar Raid
At last, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission has issued an official statement concerning Saturday night's raid on the Rainbow Lounge in Fort Worth, which left Chad Gibson hospitalized and a community outraged. Carolyn Beck, the spokesperson for the agency, just sent Unfair Park the document, in which TABC Administrator Alan Steen says he has initiated an internal affairs investigation "to answer questions about how these locations were chosen, to review the agents' actions, and specifically to establish the facts surrounding Mr. Gibson's injury." The entire release follows after the jump.
For Immediate Release
July 1, 2009
TABC and FWPD Joint Inspections Result in Multiple Arrests
In the early morning hours of Sunday, June 29, 2009, Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) agents and officers from the Fort Worth Police Department, conducted joint inspections of three TABC-licensed locations in Fort Worth to ensure compliance with state alcoholic
beverage laws and local ordinances: The Rosedale Saloon located at 150 W. Rosedale, Cowboy Palace located at 160 W. Rosedale, and the Rainbow Lounge located at 651 S. Jennings.
The Fort Worth Police Department arrested 15 individuals for public intoxication, including nine males at the Rosedale Saloon and the adjacent Cowboy Palace, one male at an unlicensed location, and four males and one female at the Rainbow Lounge.
At the Rainbow Lounge, TABC agents placed one individual under arrest, Chad Gibson who was injured while in the agents' custody. Mr. Gibson was released to paramedics for treatment of alcohol poisoning and a head injury and transported to a local hospital.
"We are saddened that this incident occurred and extend our sincere hope that Mr. Gibson recovers quickly," said TABC Administrator Alan Steen. "I have initiated an internal affairs investigation to answer questions about how these locations were chosen, to review the agents' actions, and specifically to establish the facts surrounding Mr. Gibson's injury."
Anyone who witnessed employee misconduct is asked to contact Lt. Andy Pena, Acting Director of the Office of Professional Responsibility, at email@example.com or call 512-206-3405. Information about how to file a complaint against a TABC employee, and about agency policy on employee investigations, can be found on TABC's website at www.tabc.state.tx.us.
"I take seriously all allegations concerning inappropriate or illegal behavior by our employees. We have in the past, and we will in the future, take action against any employee found to have violated agency policy or the law," continued Steen.
TABC conducts approximately 128,000 inspections of approximately 40,000 licensed locations statewide each year, looking for violations of the law. One of the agency's key performance measures is to inspect at least 78.5% of licensed locations each year. During a 12-month period, typically about 96% of licensed locations in Texas are inspected at least once. Licensed locations that have complaints filed against them or previous public safety violations may be visited more frequently.
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