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Hi there, I'm looking for a talented 2D game artist to reskin a series of images for a 2D infinite runner game for me.
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Just as New Jersey motorists begin paying a new $66 surcharge on their cars, controversy has flared over whether insurance companies were allowed to charge too much money to issue policies through the state's auto-insurance fund. The state's Public Advocate's Office and a state assemblyman who has specialized in insurance matters say that companies were allowed to collect higher-than-necessary fees and that the money could have been used to offset the need for the $66 levy. "Tens, if not hundreds, of millions of dollars would have been available," Deputy Public Advocate Donald W. Bunda wrote the Insurance Department earlier this month.
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In the midst of his campaign for re-election, Gov. Casey yesterday embarked on a second campaign, this one to sell motorists on the state's new auto-insurance law and to prod insurance companies to help drivers save money. Casey announced in Pittsburgh that he was sending letters to the presidents of the state's 231 insurance companies, urging them to educate motorists who are confused about the new law and who are being bombarded with "misleading" information by opponents of the law. The governor's letter criticized trial lawyers for trying to discourage motorists from selecting a type of no-fault insurance that will save them the most money.
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A group of Philadelphia lawmakers disclosed yesterday that they had formed their own auto-insurance company designed to lower the price of coverage for city residents. But one member of the group, Rep. Ralph Acosta, conceded that a similar company that he and other lawmakers promoted last year was later determined by the state Insurance Department to be a "fictitious insurer. " Acosta said he was serving as a board member with the new company, Futura Mutual Insurance Co., because "we've got to keep finding ways to help the people of the city.
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Every Pennsylvanian has a stake in the insurance industry's bid for a 28 percent increase in premiums for workers' compensation - which covers job- related illness and injuries. Such a big increase, costing employers nearly $700 million more in the next year, would hurt the state's competitiveness. Yet workers, who never know when they might need this coverage for health care and lost income, must be sure that the system stays on a sound financial basis. Right now, these vital interests must be balanced by Insurance Commissioner Constance B. Foster in her rate decision.
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A Havertown businessman, who needs larger quarters for his growing insurance company, has told the Haverford school board that he is interested in purchasing the vacant Llanerch School for offices. Walter Lenhard, owner of Continental Life Insurance Co. at 812 Darby Rd., told the board on Feb. 24 that the school, also on Darby Road, would be a fitting location for his company. The company sells insurance and performs computer work for other insurance companies. "It would be a very attractive building and an asset to the neighborhood," Lenhard said in an interview later.
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A prominent Center City lawyer accused of building a fraudulent insurance empire on a network of shell companies was found guilty yesterday in U.S. District Court of fraud and racketeering charges. Allen W. Stewart, 58, a former partner with Morgan, Lewis and Bockius, was convicted on all 135 counts of an indictment for mail and wire fraud, money laundering, and racketeering in a case that hinged on whether criminal activity on his part forced the financial failure of two insurance companies under his control.
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The Pennsauken First Aid Squad has a new leader and is heading toward a new way of doing business. Mike Coyle, the squad's newly hired chief, and township officials held the first in a series of four public meetings last week to discuss plans to begin billing insurance companies for ambulance services. The next meeting is at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at St. Cecelia's Catholic School on Camden Avenue. The meetings are a result of an advisory committee's report on ways to improve service at the formerly all-volunteer squad, which was suffering under manpower shortages that left it unable to respond to 450 calls in 1994.
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March 19, 2016
ISSUE | HEALTH CARE Premium shock I have seen increases in health-insurance premiums and deductibles for my family. I have no idea why there was a huge increase over last year's rates ("In Pa. and N.J., Affordable Care Act is anything but," Monday). Certainly the old method of "let the insurance companies decide" didn't work. Now the Affordable Care Act isn't working. Is "Medicare for all" worth a try? |Diane Doyle, Quakertown, firstname.lastname@example.com
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Aging baby boomers in Pennsylvania thought they were being careful planners when they bought long-term-care insurance to cover future nursing home expenses and end-of-life costs while protecting their assets. Boy, were they wrong. The insurance companies they paid premiums to now say they can't afford the policies and want consumers to bail them out. Four companies want rate hikes ranging from 14 percent to 130 percent, depending on the coverage. The increases would affect 75,000 Pennsylvanians.
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Frank Wilson is a retired Inquirer book editor who blogs at Books, Inq. - The Epilogue In Crippled America , Donald Trump's campaign book, which hit stores in November, Trump notes that his critics "have been claiming I haven't put out enough specifics. " His response is interesting. Not only does he not deny the charge. He cites it as a point in his favor: "There's a good reason for this, and it fits perfectly with my overall philosophy of leadership: Many of our problems, caused by years of stupid decisions or no decisions at all, have grown into a huge mess.
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ISSUE | UNIVERSITY CITY Community partners In Friday's column , Inga Saffron reached an inescapable conclusion: Universities were complicit in postwar urban-renewal programs that failed to sustain strong, diverse neighborhoods. She suggested that requiring payments in lieu of taxes (PILOTs) by nonprofit institutions is the logical form of redress. But that narrative fails to account for 20 years of successful efforts in University City. And the conclusion is shortsighted - no program of PILOTs could match the impact that anchor institutions make today.
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The re-energized focus on Long Island Sound's story is obvious in the colorfully redesigned main hall, which has been renamed Newman's Own Hall in celebration of a $1.2 million grant from Newman's Own Foundation."
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Open now through Jan. 2, 2017
The large humpback whale population in Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary off Cape Cod supports a popular whale-watching industry. And, for the first time in decades, at least three whales spent the late summer of 2015 in western Long Island Sound.
But humpbacks aren't in New England waters year-round and their annual international migration is the focus of the special exhibit, "Animals Without Passports."
Displays explore the challenges of humpback whales' annual 3,000-mile round-trip migration between New England and the Caribbean. Learn when and why the whales migrate, and the hazards they face as they cross ocean borders, including being entangled in fishing gear, being hit by boats and ships, and encountering pollution, loud noises and degraded habitats.
The exhibit is installed in the lobby of The Maritime Aquarium's IMAX® Theater because it is a perfect tie-in to the movie "Humpback Whales," showing daily through May 26.
"Animals Without Passports" tells its story by focusing on one whale, a female humpback named Salt who has been studied by researchers for 40 years. Trace Salt's "family tree" as you also learn how scientists identify and track individual whales. Learn how New England's only national marine sanctuary partners with sister sanctuaries along the charismatic species' migratory route.
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• Open to both individuals and groups of artists (one entry per organization or school) who are at least 14 years old by midnight on Sun., Nov. 6, 2016. Entry forms must be received at The Maritime Aquarium by Friday, October 21, 2016.
• Completed lighthouses are due at the Aquarium no later than Monday, November 14, 2016.
• The Maritime Aquarium reserves the right to reject entries that do not meet the specifications indicated below, are unsafe, or that are deemed offensive or inappropriate.
• Paid and Volunteer staff of The Maritime Aquarium (TMA) and CulinArt and their immediate families are not eligible to participate.
• Only 20 applications will be accepted.
• All applications will be completed online at MaritimeAquarium.org.
• Lighthouse must be a 3-dimensional structure, no less than three feet high and no more than six feet high, from the bottom of base, to the highest point, with a base no wider than 30 inches. Lighthouses will be measured upon arrival. Note that one side of your lighthouse will be against a wall.
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• NO food products of any kind will be allowed.
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• Lighthouses cannot contain the remains of any animals, i.e. shells, bones or feathers.
• Lighthouses must include only functioning LED-powered lights. (Battery-powered LED lights are accepted.) Lights and mechanisms should be designed to last for duration of display time, which is 10 weeks. Spare bulbs are required. TMA will replace bulbs (if spares are provided) as needed so long as lights are easily accessible.
• The structure cannot include any sharp edges or other hazards.
• The structure cannot include interactive parts that invite touching the lighthouse.
• No text panels allowed. Only the information on the entry form will be used in labeling the lighthouse.
• Any repairs that require substantial alterations will be the responsibility of entrant. In such cases, entrant will be notified.
• Lighthouse must be designed and constructed by participant(s).
• Past participants' entries must be materially unique from previous entries.
• Lighthouse must be easy to move by 2 people.
• Lighthouses must be delivered by appointment, to the main entrance of the Aquarium between Nov. 11-14; 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Only completed lighthouses will be accepted at the Aquarium.
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• No alterations can be made to your lighthouse once delivered. Lighthouses not received by 4 p.m. on November 14 will not be accepted. Detailed instructions for delivery will be sent to you when your entry form is completed and accepted.
• Entries will be on display at The Maritime Aquarium from Nov. 19, 2016, to Jan. 16, 2017.
This is a People's Choice contest. Winners will be determined by votes cast by Aquarium visitors. Ballots are issued to visitors of all ages. One per visitor.
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3rd: $300
4th: $150
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• Winners may be required to provide copies of their birth certificate to verify eligibility.
• Winners will be asked to provide their social security number to receive payment if they win.
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Madikeri, also known as Mercara, is a lush hill station in the Coorg region of Karnataka. Situated at a height of more than 1500 m above the sea level, the natural splendor of the town has made it famous as the �Scotland of India�. Tributaries of......Read more on Madikeri
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Cauvery Nisargadhama is a popular picnic spot near Madikeri that is formed by a cluster of islets of Cauvery River. Characteristic of lush foliage, bamboo groves, sandalwood and teak trees this island is spread over an area of 2,58,998 sq. m. Deer park, rabbit park, peacock... Read More »
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A COLB, like the one Obama posted, is what the Department of Vital Stataistics gives people asking for a copy of their birth certificate. It is a certified copy and is indeed acceptable identification in the State of Texas.
In fact, if the applicant in Texas has an unexpired U.S. Passport or Military ID card, they don't even need to provide any sort of birth document.
I'm not making this up; you can look for yourself:
I also resent you characterizing my previous remarks as "misinformation".
Sorry, but the State's website doesn't agree with you.
Really? We don't need to go far to prove you wrong. Let's use your home state as an example. The Texas Department of Vital Statistics says:
Short form birth certificates can usually be produced in 30 minutes to 2 hours. If you need a long form birth certificate, it may take several days to process.
They call both the long and short form documents "birth certificates."
Tell ya what, sparky. You take your short form bc down to the local Texas DOT and try to get a driver's license with it. If you're successful in obtaining one, I'll concede in public that you were right, and that I was flat out lied to by my local DOT officers.
All of the necessary components are aligning themselves, have been for a while. Hence, the run on ammo, hoarding of long shelf life food products, etc
Then, Civil War II, here we come
Don't forget her recent "Gay Old Party" routine at CPAC.
Depends on which state you're talking about. Despite the state of Hawaii trying to get around their own rules, any person who was born there can still get a copy of their LFBC.
My home state is California. I have yet to see a short form COLB issued by them. When I needed a fresh copy of my bc in 2009, they sent me a copy of my original long form. As far as I know, it's all they issue.
From what other Freepers have posted on these threads (over the last three years), the rules for acceptable documentation also vary from state to state, and agency to agency.
Now, I don't know if you're trying to make the case that Barry's short form COLB is sufficient proof of his parentage and citizenship. We've gone round and round on the minutiae of this thing so much, that I'm not sure what point you were originally trying to make.
In my mind, the central focus of this whole question is the fact that Obama has shown nothing so far, but a secondary abstract of his original documentation, which should be a bar too low for the office of president.
Secondly, we can't really prove that he's ineligible under Article II, Section I, unless we see the primary document. It's been fairly well established that the COLB his campaign presented is likely a forgery. At the very least, there are too many authenticity issues with it to accept it as prima facia evidence.
Is he the son of a Kenyan subject, and therefore not NBC? We can't know that, unless we see the LFBC.
Secondly, we can't really prove that he's ineligible under Article II, Section I, unless we see the primary document. It's been fairly well established that the COLB his campaign presented is likely a forgery. At the very least, there are too many authenticity issues with it to accept it as prima facia evidence.
Is he the son of a Kenyan subject, and therefore not NBC? We can't know that, unless we see the LFBC.
I think that he needs to prove that he is eligible
As a mental exercise, imagine what would actually happen. Leftists would undoubtedly riot on a large scale - full blown violence included as their last chance at Utopia goes up in smoke before their eyes: Leads to...
National Guard out in force to stop the violence: Leads to ...
Martial Law, complete economic upheaval...follow the logical progression.
I used to talk about this possibility among friends of mine and they said I had a really active imagination. In light of recent events, many of them now can see it happening.
Hope Im wrong. Doubt it though.
Essentially it'll be our very own version of Kristallnacht.
That lib disciple has an agenda!
He is sitting on the first row, when Gibbels held courts in the W.H.!!
When a guy from WDN asked a NBC question, Tapper jumped out of his seat very demonstrably shaking his head and walking out, while Gibbels laughing immediately closed out the Q&A section!!!
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Once again on my mission to find a realistic flight sim this one comes close...but leaves much to be desired.
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Figure 1. Extracting endosperm at reference date.
Matching the crop load with the tree's ability to size the fruit and achieve desired size is the goal. Fruit size at reference date, when the endosperm is visible in 80 to 90% of the fruit (Figure 1), can be used to estimate fruit dry fruit size at harvest (Table 1.). Reference date in the Sacramento Valley usually occurs in early May about one week after the pit tip begins to harden but may be later this year because bloom was delayed. At reference date, a random sample of sound (non-yellow) fruit should be collected and the number of fruit per pound determined. Sample 20 fruit from 20 trees. Use orchard history to determine the sizing potential of the block being considered. Unfortunately, with large crops this procedure may overestimate fruit size. Having a good estimate of the number of fruit per tree will help avoid this. Estimate the number of fruit per tree by removing as much of the fruit as possible with a shaker (prune or walnut) from a representative tree or two. Place a tarp under the entire tree before shaking. The remaining fruit should be removed by hand or estimated. Weigh all the fallen fruit. A subsample of at least 100 sound fruit is taken from the removed fruit. The number of sound fruit per pound is determined. Multiply the weight of the total fruit removed from the tree by the subsample count per pound to determine the number of fruit per tree. Adjust this number to allow for fruit drop from reference date until harvest to estimate the fruit per tree at harvest. Work done in the Sutter-Yuba area in the 1970's suggested that approximately 40% of the fruit would drop between reference date and harvest. More recent work in Glenn and Tehama Counties has suggested that fruit drop may be closer to 20%.
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Brian Fargo has announced in a Kickstarter update that appropriate level backers of Torment: Tides of Numenera will be getting a beta version of the game on 17 January 2016. The game will also be hitting Steam Early Access nine days later, purchasable by anyone.
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Mitchell "Mitch" Lawrence Henderson, 56, of Amarillo died Tuesday, June 19, 2012.
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Mitch was born Nov. 16, 1955, in Hempstead, N.Y., to Robert and Ruth Henderson. He attended school in El Paso, graduating from Eastwood High School. Upon graduation, Mitch attended Hardin-Simmons University on a basketball scholarship, then briefly attended Texas Tech University. On Jan. 18, 1980, he married Janice Bean in Lubbock. Together, they enjoyed many outdoor projects and hobbies. They moved to Amarillo in 1987, where he was a member of Saint Stephen United Methodist Church for more than 20 years.
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Hi all, it appears that my project car, a 1964 Daytona hardtop may have turned in to a parts car. In the process of getting a title (the seller lost the title over the years) a police officer said that the VIN Plate should have been spot-welded to the body at the four corners of the plate. The one I have is riveted on with what appears to be pop-rivets. Also, I looked at the body tag plate and it is attached with two Phillips head screws. I am guessing that a previous owner switched ID plates.
Can anyone confirm that the VIN Plate was spot-welded to the body? How is the body tag supposed to be attached?
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I believe that the body tag should be spot welded, although I have never seen more than two welds and they tend to be somewhat randomly placed. I am not sure about '64 though. The body tag is indeed attached by pan head phillips screws. It's not impossible that there was some repair done to the A-pillar that involved R&Ring the serial tag; the pillars do tend to rust.
that should be SERIAL tag is welded and body tag is screwed on. hope you understood what I meant...
Thanks for the information, that is helpful. There are witness marks on the A-pillar where there appeared to be welds, but the VIN plate seems to have been trimmed to a smaller size and then riveted.
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I'd take it somewhere where you get another police officer/DMV employee to look at it. I've titled two Studebakers and both had the VIN plate installed with screws. I've never seen a body tag that wasn't installed with screws. The only part about restoring an old vehicle that has caused me to worry is the damn DMV office, everything else seems to work itself out, these idiots think of reasons to deny you a title.
If worse comes to worse, just spot weld the VIN tag to the pilar.
The serial number plate on the A-Pillar was originally held in place by TWO spot welds toward the opposite corners. There should be some sort of witness marks on the tag to show where those spot welds were placed when new.
The body tag is, indeed, held on the cowl by two phillips head screws. This tag has nothing to do with the legal identification of the car. It was simply there as an inventory control tag of sorts, showing the body sequence number, body style, and what engine (six or eight) it was intended to have.
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The Abbot's Elm - Pub in Cambridgeshire
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John and Julia Abbey have managed to create a pub that caters for everyone without feeling like a compromise. Enter – passing a display case bearing tribute to John's carrying of the Olympic torch – to be faced with the deliciously tough decision of choosing between stylish pub grub in the bar and French-inspired cuisine in the restaurant. No fewer than 36 wines by the glass, including some made specially for the pub, will help you find something for any occasion: a quick lunch, a fancy evening out. The décor throughout the three-sectioned bar and the restaurant is smart and modern without being showy, while 17th-century character remains in the big beautiful hearth and towering beamed ceiling. The Abbot's Elm pulls a diverse crowd, from villagers to hikers to foodies.
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PSP Firmware 5.5 to Bring Info Board, Web Search
New firmware to make the PSP experience more like the PS3.
Sony has blogged some details for the PlayStation Portable firmware 5.50 update, and on the whole it seems to be further merging the PlayStation 3 and PSP interfaces. In corporate speak we call that "synergy." The update will include a new Information Board, which you PS3 owners know as the scrolling news ticker in the corner. It also adds an internet search for games, similar to the one recently added to the PS3 with firmware 2.7. Selecting the Internet Search option from a game icon brings up results for that particular game.
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@darkcat1Posted: Apr 21, 2009 12:00AM PST by LordofPlasticGuitars
you just hav to wait a little longer for the custom firmware to come out. I'm in the same boat.
I need to get around to updating my PSPPosted: Apr 21, 2009 12:00AM PST by AnalTyrant
Haven't played it in a few years but these last few upadtes seem to be strengthening it. Its good that Sony is still supporting it.
Sub-folders...Posted: Apr 20, 2009 12:00AM PST by Cyberxion!0!
"Other new features include some enhanced memory stick support, with the ability to create sub-folders..."
It's right there bro. Reading is fundemental. :P
OkayPosted: Apr 20, 2009 12:00AM PST by xXth3_3ndXx
Some cool features, surprisingly you guys didn't mention the addition of subfolders to the music/videos/pictures folders. Nothing terribly special though. Trophy support would be cool, and if the tech allowed it, maybe even subfolders for gamesaves? Not sure if its possible on account of the way games access saves, but I'd be glad to throw all those additional EXIT levels into a subfolder and keep them out of the way.
I'm pretty sure FW updates are the only time when people really can't bitch about PSone classics without it being offtopic. And that's just on sony's blog.
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Venture out of Munich by local transport for a comprehensive small-group tour through Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site. An authorized guide will share important information concerning the survivors who'd been imprisoned in Dachau throughout the course of World War II. Today, Dachau is a place of memory, pilgrimage and education, and makes for an illuminating day trip from Munich.
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Just outside the town of Dachau, a memorial site stands on the grounds of the former concentration camp. Dachau was the originator and training ground for the vast order of brutality that spread over half of Europe in the wake of the armies of the Third Reich, and which ultimately culminated in history's greatest crime.
2015 marked the 70th anniversary of the liberation of most Nazi concentration camps in the closing months of WWII. All over Europe, advancing Allied soldiers set free the survivors of camp after camp. Those who emerged told a shocked and disbelieving world of the full horror of a network of murder and degradation that had first been set in motion in 1933.
While each camp was responsible for its own particular form of barbarism, what distinguished Dachau is that almost everything that happened in the system as a whole happened at some level there. Almost every category of victim passed through its Arbeit macht frei (Freedom through Work) gate, including German dissidents, outspoken clergymen, Jehovah's Witnesses, gay men, Jewish people and Polish citizens. Today's memorial site combines the historical authenticity of the original environment and its many surviving buildings with the function of a modern exhibition center. It is a place of memory, of pilgrimage and of education.
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I hung lots of snowflakes, crystal drop ornaments and mirror strands, it was hard to get one big shot, so lots of little shots, but believe me it came out really pretty.
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On today's Talk of the Rock, host Kayla Desroches chats with Tom Pogson from the Island Trails Network about the group's progress clearing Shuyak Island of marine debris. Pogson is the director of education, outreach, and marine programs for ITN and will touch on how kayaking plays into the group's efforts. You'll also hear how you can get involved in ... Read More »
Assembly Approves Joint Letter on Gulf Trawl Bycatch Management
The Kodiak Island Borough Assembly held a special meeting on Thursday night with one purpose: to review and pass a letter it is sending to the North Pacific Fishery Management Council. The letter, being sent in conjunction with the City of Kodiak, is in regards to the rules the fishery council is promulgating to manage Gulf of Alaska trawl bycatch. ... Read More »
Assemblyman Joins Ballot to Continue in Seat
Kayla Desroches/KMXT One community member who joined the Kodiak Island Borough Assembly this summer hopes to continue serving. Scott Smiley joined the assembly in June, following Mel Stephen's resignation in April. While Stephens did not explicitly state his reasons, he stepped down shortly after the assembly decided to hire current Borough Manager Michael Powers. Smiley says more than a year ... Read More »
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Kayla Desroches/KMXT After roughly six years of logging in Chiniak, Native Corporation Leisnoi wrapped up its tree harvest in July. The work, which Leisnoi contracted A-1 to carry out, has been controversial among Kodiak residents, with many lamenting the negative effect on the land's beauty. Logging is evident driving out to the area, and there are patches along the road ... Read More »
Kodiak Boys Make it 15 Consecutive Region Titles
Though they weren't favorites to defend, the Kodiak High School boys cross country team won the Region III title for the 15th consecutive year on Saturday. The feat happened, as it often has, on the TsalteshiTrails in Soldotna. The Bears were led by senior Keith Osowski, who became the 11th straight region winner from Kodiak. He finished the 5-kilometer course ... Read More »
Kodiak Swimmers Dominate Soldotna Meets
A pair of Kodiak High School juniors defended their swimming titles at the SoHi Pentathlon. The event brings swimmers together and they each compete in five events and the lowest combined score wins. Kodiak's Marina Cummiskey and Talon Lindquist had total combined finishing times of 3-minutes 3.29-seconds and 2-minutes 29.4-seconds, respectively. Lindquist swept all five races and set new records in ... Read More »