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The third Rainbow Warrior is the first ship in our fleet designed and built specifically for Greenpeace. That means the Rainbow Warrior is not just one of the most environmentally-friendly ships ever made; she's also a campaigner's dream. We are thrilled she's now fighting with us for a green and peaceful future. Find out more.
Since 1996 the ship with no keel has taken on icy poles and shallow rivers around the world. Find out more.
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A New Era of Sustainability Metrics?
There is an elephant in the room. The elephant's name is Sustainable Growth.
According to the World Bank, we expect global economic growth of 3.3% to 2015; 3.0% from the US and 7.9% from China, a region that uses three times more natural resources than the rest of the world to create each unit of GDP. But the environmental impacts of business – air pollution, biodiversity loss, ecosystem degradation and water scarcity – are threatening the ability of our finite stock of natural capital to deliver Sustainable Growth.
The challenge for sustainable business is to identify growth models that result in reduced environmental impact. So how do we identify these business models? And how do we measure our progress along the journey? Are our current sustainability metrics up to the job?
At my company, we believe a new era of sustainability metrics is needed. Sustainability metrics that can be assessed alongside financial metrics. Sustainability metrics that everyone in an organization, from board members and financial managers to supply chain managers and product decision makers, can understand – and act on.
So this year, in addition to the traditional sustainability metrics we regularly contribute to The State of Green Business report, we present a new series of sustainability metrics, The Natural Capital Leaders Index, to illustrate how companies can measure their progress in decoupling growth from environmental impact. As the results demonstrate, meeting this challenge is far from easy – we identified just 34 companies within our research universe (representing 93% of global markets by market capitalization) that have successfully 'decoupled' over the last 5 years.
We've adapted our methodology along the way – most significantly by developing an additional performance metric to help companies understand how efficiently they are using natural capital to generate revenue.
This is the start of a journey towards exploring the right indicators to effectively align business strategies with sustainable development imperatives. Our objective has been to demonstrate the power of financially orientated sustainability metrics. We trust in the innovation of the companies we work with to adapt these metrics to address specific sustainability goals and objectives.
Sustainability issues are already creating winners and losers. Challenges such as commodity price volatility, natural resource shortages, pollution impacts, regulatory costs and extreme weather patterns are already leading to profit reductions, reputational damage and supply chain hiccups. Our challenge is to develop new sustainability metrics that support sustainability winners.
Richard Mattison is Chief Executive of Trucost Plc. Richard has advised various UN bodies and governments on environmental reporting and ecosystem services and has led ground-breaking projects including developing the world's first Environmental Profit and Loss account for PUMA, valuing the environmental externalities of the world's 3,000 largest companies for the UN Principles for Responsible Investment, and producing the UK Government's Environmental Reporting Guidelines for Business.
Richard is also a Member of the World Economic Forum Global Agenda Council on Biodiversity & Natural Capital, member of the Oxford University Smith School Stranded Asset Programme consultative panel, advisor to The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB) coalition, and a regular public speaker on environmental matters. This article was republished with permission from Trucost.
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When Washington state voters passed a law legalizing marijuana last November, they boosted prospects for entrepreneurs around the world pursuing opportunities in the cannabis business.
"When it did become legal, we were talking to various different investors at the time," said Josh Gordon, CEO of RoDawg, a "lifestyle brand" creating smoker accessories, including designer joint cases. "From an investor's point of view, it brought the whole lofty goal into reality. And that's something we've noticed a lot, post-legalization."
Gordon's company is one of about 10 startups gathering in Seattle Monday for a quarterly investors meeting organized by The ArcView Group, a San Francisco-based cannabis industry consulting firm founded in 2010 that has an "angel" investor network focused on that market. About 25 investors are attending, with an interest in participating in the marijuana gold rush that some are hoping for.
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By concentrating on ancillary marijuana businesses, instead of trying to sell or directly touch the product, entrepreneurs are indirectly serving the same customer base. But since it's a step removed from production and distribution, investors are more comfortable putting up the money with taking minimal risk, said Gordon of RoDawg. After all, people who work in the marijuana space are combating an image problem.
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Bloomington IN Real Estate & Homes for Sale
673 Properties Found
The median home value in Bloomington, IN is $165,500.
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the county median home value of $156,600.
The national median home value is $177,414.
The average price of homes sold in Bloomington, IN is $165,500.
Approximately 30.89% of Bloomington homes are owned,
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8.88% are vacant.
Bloomington real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Bloomington real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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315 W 14th Bloomington, IN 47404
Courtesy: RE/MAX Acclaimed Properties Lorraine Fowler
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2832 S Atlee Bloomington, IN 47401
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The best quality Bloomington has to offer in maintenance free living and it's just moments from everything the city and Indiana University has to offer in fine dining, the arts, sporting events, shopping, theatres and more. You`ll find exquisite detailing and construction in this beautiful home tucked away in a corner of Hyde Park and situated next to a nature preserve which offers beauty and privacy. This stunning home is both elegant and inviting with gorgeous Brazilian Cherry hardwood floors, coffered and tray ceilings, granite countertops, custom cabinets, built-in sound system, 2 gas log fireplaces and a wet bar. The main level features a 2 story foyer, formal dining room with lighted tray ceiling, butler's pantry, large kitchen, breakfast/morning room, light filled sun room and the great room with coffered ceiling and fireplace. The master bedroom suite is also located on the main level with a walk-in closet and a glamour master bath featuring a glass and tile shower plus double vanities. A powder room and the laundry room complete this level. Upstairs is a wonderful loft area, 2 spacious bedrooms and 2 more full baths (one is in the second bedroom suite). in the lower level you are greeted by a fabulous family/rec room complete with a wet bar and the 2nd fireplace, another bedroom, full bath and the exercise room. All of this walks out to a huge screened porch below the sun room, both of which overlook the woods that provide the private setting this home offers. There is even an open air deck. The property is beautifully landscaped and well maintained by the HOA. Owners had extra spray foam insulation added for energy efficiency and there are 2 HVAC systems that are serviced regularly. Other upgrades include the stamped concrete walkway to the front porch, walk-in closets in all bedrooms, added storage and extra width stairs to the upper level. Extra Bonus!!! The sound system installed includes quite a few built-in ceiling speakers, a Quartet Netstream system that sends sound from various sources to any of four rooms in the condo, a top-end Marantz receiver and some other components stored in the downstairs closet. Schedule your appt. soon! *All Seasons did the fall heating inspection and filter cleaning 9/26/16. The current Service Plan is in effect until February 2017.
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Located just east of town off of SR 46, this charming French country style home sits on nearly 14 acres. There are 3 bedrooms and 4 full baths, and a complete guest quarters over the 3-car garage. Spacious basement level features high ceilings and plenty of room for activities. The home has been freshly painted inside and out and professionally cleaned.
830 W 4th Bloomington, IN 47404
Courtesy: Choice Realty & Management Lori Todd
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Updated two bedroom bungalow with covered front porch, back deck, storage shed, stone basement cellar and off-street parking. A nearly complete renovation in 2010 and many updates since then, including new water heater, deck, gutter system, landscaping, and exterior painting to name a few! Located in the popular Prospect Hill, homeowner can enjoy nearby downtown activities such as the Farmer's Market, public transportation, B-Line Trail, and Kirkwood/Square shopping, restaurants, and more! As expected in a Prospect Hill bungalow, you'll find charm in each room starting with the built-in shelving with arch in living room and the hardwood floors throughout.
Courtesy: Weichert, REALTORS-The Owens G
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A bit of Tuscany on a lovely wooded site on Bloomington's southwest side. Open floor plan is appointed with beautiful features including polished concrete and hardwood floors, a cherry paneled wall, and a rustic stone fireplace. Can accommodate large gatherings, yet retains a coziness and warmth that is hard to find. The large open kitchen is in the center of everything and makes entertaining easy. 3 bedrooms, one on each level. In addition, there is a large office/studio over the 3 car garage.
5325 S Fairfax Bloomington, IN 47401
Courtesy: RE/MAX Acclaimed Properties Gary A. Paine
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Great location! 3 bdrm ranch with 2.8 acres, family room with fireplace, Eat-in-kitchen, 2 car+ garage (32' x 24')! House faces West. Come see the potential. Sale includes house detached garage & 3 parcels.
Courtesy: RE/MAX Acclaimed Properties
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This one and a half story home offers main level living space with no need to hit the stairs for day to day living. But, if you find you also want that nice guest bedroom or hobby room, there's a 2nd story where you will find it. And, if you want a large recreation area you will find that the basement is full of opportunities with a large and open recreation room and bar, a full bath and 3 additional storage rooms.
Courtesy: Hometown, REALTORS Kevin Spicer
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Quaint 2 bedroom one bathroom home off of Fairfax Rd. Refrigerator and range included. New roof in 2016. Large back yard.
Courtesy: RE/MAX Acclaimed Properties Tracee Lutes
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This one and a half story home offers main level living space with no need to hit the stairs for day to day living. But, if you find you also want that nice guest bedroom or hobby room, there's a 2nd story where you will find it. And, if you want a large recreation area you will find that the basement is full of opportunities with a large and open recreation room and bar, a full bath and 3 additional storage rooms. You'll also enjoy the large screened in back porch that leads out to a large fenced back yard. The great room on the main level is large and open to a breakfast nook and kitchen separated by a breakfast bar and warmed by a lovely fireplace. A large dining room, open and circular flow floor plan and the screened porch create a fantastic environment for entertaining. Just minutes to The College Mall, IU and Downtown Bloomington.
Courtesy: FC Tucker/Bloomington REALTORS Jeff Franklin
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Courtesy: Homefront Real Estate Sally Baird
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Nearly every component of this house has been updated, offering the perfect combination of mid-century charm and modern finishes. The main level features newly added recessed lighting, hardwood floors throughout, all new high-efficiency windows, updated trim and paint, a fully remodeled bathroom with custom tile shower surround and flooring, new tub, vanity, sink and hardware. The kitchen also underwent a full remodel with custom, Amish-built cabinetry, tile flooring, all new appliances including a brand new refrigerator, flat-top convection range/oven (2 years old), microwave (3 years old) and dishwasher (3 years old). This well designed kitchen offers ample storage and wonderful lighting. The light and bright full basement is unfinished yet extremely usable with great natural light in addition to newly added recessed lighting throughout, access to the outside, plenty of room for storage and play (built in shelving stays). This basement is also stubbed-in for a full bathroom. Upon purchasing this house, the owners put in an extensive drainage system and now maintain a very dry basement! This space could easily be finished to provide even more living space. The exterior features of this house are just as plentiful as the interior. The huge 10x40 front deck (recently stained) is a perfect space for entertaining, dining and enjoying the beautiful front yard. In the large back yard youâll find an additional deck (also recently stained), custom-built swing set, firepit, garden boxes and a great open space for play. Other features and recent updates include: 336 sq. ft. detached one car garage with newly painted door and trim, decorative exposed aggregate walkway leading from driveway to front porch, many updates to the electrical system, all supply and drain plumbing updated, newly sealed driveway, attic insulation added. The furnace system was professionally serviced, including all new ductwork, in 2015. This south-central location is only 3.5 miles from Indiana Universityâs Sample Gates, with close proximity to shopping, parks, schools and the YMCA. 1/2 mile from bus stop with easy access to downtown and IU.
410 S Westwood Bloomington, IN 47403
Courtesy: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Indiana Realty Brian Lloyd
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Well maintained ranch in Highland Village. Newly remodeled full bathroom with custom tile, new furnace/AC unit in 2015, beautiful hardwood flooring in living room and main hallway. Tiled kitchen opens up to cozy family room with gas log fireplace and custom mantle. New roof to be installed November 2016. Large utility barn with attic plus garden shed in your fenced in backyard with brick paved walkways leading to an ornamental pond/water feature. Wooden deck off the dining area makes outdoor entertaining a breeze. Convenient to West side shopping, Ivy Tech, COOK, and Hwy. 37/I-69.
Courtesy: Tim Ellis Realtors & Auctioneers Inc. Beth Ellis
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Move-in ready, one level condo in Barrington Place! This unit is on the second floor so it's on the same level as the entry door and the attached garage is conveniently located right outside the unit. Since purchasing, the sellers have replaced the air conditioner, painted the interior, replaced the light fixtures, and replaced the door and drawer hardware. It's clean and current and ready to go! This home comes complete with the kitchen appliances, washer and dryer, and window treatments. Great location just east of the Indiana University campus with a covered bus stop right at the entrance of the complex. Also close to east side shopping and schools and near a public walking trail.
410 W Rebecca Bloomington, IN 47403
Courtesy: May & May Properties Randy May
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Don't miss this well maintained 3 bedroom 1&1/2 Bath home on Bloomington's south side. You will enjoy the open floor plan of this 1,314 Sq. Ft. home. Large back patio and nice front porch to sit and enjoy the outside. 2 car over sized garage. Next to one of Bloomington's walking trails. There is also an adjoining lot that could be purchased. Schedule a showing today!
3510 E Rogers Bloomington, IN 47401
Courtesy: FC Tucker/Bloomington REALTORS Brian Thompson
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The Elusive ranch home over a walkout basement on the south east part of Bloomington. This rare find is yours for the taking! This Home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths and 1 car garage all on 1 acre of nice flat yard space. The basement is unfinished so there is a lot of opportunity too add what you need! You will want to see this one ASAP, it won't last long!
Courtesy: FC Tucker/Bloomington REALTORS Jeff Franklin
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This spectacular Sycamore Knolls ranch is pristine and shiny in one of Bloomington's most established neighborhoods. This updated home is located three homes away from the entrance to Southeast Park on a quiet no-through street. The spacious living room has a masonry fireplace, neutral decor and flows into the formal dining room. The eat in kitchen is in impeccable condition and has accessibility to the family room with exposed brick and volume ceiling. Recent improvements include totally updated baths with ceramic custom neutral tile, laminated flooring, new HVAC 2012, new roof 2012, new air cleaner 2012. This beautifully maintained home has a fenced backyard and lovely deck for entertaining. Sycamore Knolls is near Indiana University, College Mall, and conveniences.
2720 E Pine Ln Bloomington, IN 47401
Courtesy: RE/MAX Realty Professionals Ron Plecher
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Perfectly situated on a tree lined 1 acre lot in the classic Bittner Woods neighborhood, this home is a stand out! Wonderful lines and varying roof heights draw your eye to this well cared for home. An abundance of windows allow plenty of natural light to enter this contemporary ranch over walkout basement and provides the occupants with hours of relaxation watching the beauty of the changing seasons. The current owners have made numerous improvements and upgrades. A complete list can be obtained from the listing agent or viewed as an attachment. The wide open living spaces are warm and inviting with sight lines from the great room, kitchen and morning room. The great room offers a wood burning fireplace and access to the custom African wood deck and hot tub area. A wall of windows on this side of the house will provide hours of relaxation and enjoyment as you watch the local wildlife and changing seasons. The fully equipped kitchen includes a prep sink, glass fronted cabinets and a wrap-around breakfast bar. Just off the kitchen is a walk-in pantry, the lovely formal dining room and the morning room with access to another deck. The master "wing" of this home is a true "must see"! The vaulted ceilings continue in this room that comfortably accommodates a sitting area, a king size bed and more. There is access to the deck and hot tub, too! The master bath is stunning with a huge tile and glass shower, double vanities with granite tops, numerous closets and even a glam dressing room. The walkout lower level offers the family room and the 2nd wood burning fireplace, the laundry room, a full bath and 2 sizable bedrooms. There are two heating/cooling systems in this total electric home. Natural gas has been brought up to just outside the home for future use if desired. There is plenty of outdoor space for kids and pets with a large fenced area in the back of the tree lined one acre lot. Don't miss this one! *Washer & dryer are excluded.
Courtesy: RE/MAX Acclaimed Properties Amy Kopp
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This 5 bedroom/3 bathroom town home cannot be beat for convenience! Located super close to IU on the south side of Bloomington with a bus stop outside of the community that takes you straight to campus or downtown. This great town home feature an open floor plan on the main floor including a kitchen (with laundry attached), an eating area, and living room that opens to a deck. There is also a guest bath on the main floor. Another special feature of these town home is an attached garage! Hard to find on the southeast side especially at this great price! The upstairs includes a large master bedroom with nice full bathroom attached and a huge closet. In addition, there are two more bedrooms that share a full bathroom. Appliances are included!! Plus this condo features 2 more bedrooms and full bath in the basement! Don't wait long to see these great town home. Unit has a 5 person occupancy permit on file.
Courtesy: RE/MAX Acclaimed Properties Tracee Lutes
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Open style ranch home with 3 bedrooms and a study, keeping area with kitchen, nook and family room all warmed by a fireplace and separate by a breakfast bar and island. Nice appliances, solid surface counter tops, built-in desk and pantry cabinets, entry to an expansive deck that runs the length of the back of the home. An open living room-dining room combination also opens to the back covered and enclosed deck. The master suite is spacious, also opens to the covered and enclosed deck, offers a large walk-in closet, master bath with jetted spa tub and separate water closet area. All of the bedrooms are plentiful in size and each room in the house looks out to wooded views. The oversized 2 car garage leads into the home through a large mud/laundry room and is convenient to the kitchen. The lower level is a walk-out to a beautiful wooded back yard with plenty of privacy and a nice patio. It's layout is in two large recreation areas, a large office area, full bath and 3 fantastic storage areas. Brand new engineered waterproof vinyl plank flooring with wood finish just installed throughout the basement! It's beautiful. New furnace and hot water heater in October of 2013.
4313 Moss Lane Bloomington, IN 47403
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3014 E Daniel Bloomington, IN 47401
Courtesy: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Indiana Realty Sandy Sabbagh
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So... people say "Park Like Setting"...Well, this lovely home literally IS BORDERED BY A PARK! Two story with 5 bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths backs into Schmalz Farm Park! Play equipment for your use, and the city maintains it. Lush views of open green space and trees and the city maintains it all. Walkway to the park is one house to the west. You'll feel bathed in natural light from all the windows in the house! From the covered front porch, enter to the classic foyer which opens to the Living Room, then into Dining Room. You will love the remodeled and updated kitchen, stainless appliances, hardwood flooring, double ovens! Custom Maple cabinets and quartz counter tops.The high volume ceiling of the Family Room adds to the spacious feel.This room ls just delightful! Now step out to the deck and imagine relaxing here as the seasons change! On the upper level find the Master Suite, Master Bath with shower, whirlpool tub, Gambril ceiling,and walk in closet. In the upper hall, discover another walk in closet with access to an unfinished attic storage room, suitable for luggage and seasonal decorations. The walk out basement has a lower hall area suitable for computer desks, or game tables. A 5th Bedroom and Full Bath make having guests easy! The rooms on this level function as separate living quarters if desired. You choose how to use the Recreation Room, which leads to the patio. Need storage? Here it is in the 16 x 18 Storage Room. Seller improvements include: New windows, new roof, updated kitchen and baths, and more,see attached complete list! In all, a lovely home in popular Kensington , on a park, and recently remodeled and updated for for you!
Courtesy: RE/MAX Realty Professionals Sue Elkins
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Great 4 bedroom, 3 bath home in a wonderful neighborhood! Stainless steel appliances, lots of square footage, large yard, enclosed porch, two car garage. Carpet, furnace and ac are only 4 years old. The carpet in the lower level is only in place with carpet tape and can be pulled up. There is tile under the carpet. With just a little TLC this will make a great home! This home is not part of Dogwood Estates. Seller is a relative of Listing Agent.
7040 S Lodge Bloomington, IN 47403
Courtesy: RE/MAX Acclaimed Properties Tammy Cartwright
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Welcome to this Happy Home. So cheery, so relaxing and extremely inviting. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, a FROG - "family room over garage" and terrific space. The home has basically 3 entrances, front of home, side of home into the mud room that connects the attached garage and kitchen area. Very open living space with volume ceiling in living room and one bedroom/craft room. Or enter thru the atrium doors with pergola which was build in 2013 and 2014. Home has a conditioned crawl space, freshly painted exterior, new "Bryant" furnace and AC. Kitchen appliances new except the refrigerator which is only a few yrs old. Floor covering consist of beautiful hardwood, tiles, and carpeting. Added in 2013 is the 30 x 40 barn with garage doors, terrific space for large equipment and extra vehicles - you can have at least 4 vehicles. Please note the 14' x 10' storage bard for lawn mower and yard tools. The property sits on 4. 922 acres and is partially wooded and lots of grassy area. Wonderful property, call today for your private tour.
403 E 20th Bloomington, IN 47408
Courtesy: White & Co Real Estate Tom White
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LOCATED JUST 50 YARDS FROM THE IU FOOTBALL STADIUM!!! Zoned for high density residential EQUAL TO 33 ONE BEDROOM UNITS with approval from city planning for site development.
Courtesy: RE/MAX Acclaimed Properties Lorraine Fowler
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This beautiful 2 story traditional home in Willow Creek Subdivision is located on a quiet cul-de-sac. The covered front porch offers allows ample space for sitting. This home has over-sized windows that let plenty of daylight in. Neutral colors and an open floor plan are great for entertaining! When you walk in the door you come into the great room with a cozy gas fireplace. There is a patio door that leads to the outside deck with a view of the extra large backyard. There is also a formal living room or dining room to use in which ever way you choose. An eat-in kitchen offers gorgeous views of the spacious backyard. Just beyond the kitchen is a laundry closet and half bath on the main level. Upstairs, there is a Master BR with a large walk-in closet and a Master bath with a skylight. There are 2 other bedrooms with ample closet space. A final room upstairs over the garage can serve as a bonus room or extra bedroom since it has 2 closets for storage. The back yard has a wooden fence and a playset. There is a large inviting oak tree in the backyard for picnics, playtime or reading a book. The 2 car garage has an extra space for storage, lawn equipment or tools along with a service door to the side yard. There is a basketball goal in the driveway which stays. At Willow Creek Subdivision, you will enjoy being so close to walking trails and parks! Come and see a great house on a great lot in a lovely neighborhood!
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PROPOSAL: Plastic ban on the burner
March 16, 2016 Erie County may be on the cutting edge again. Last summer, the most populous county in Western New York took a step at banning microbeads in products to protect Lake Erie and the rest of its waters. more »»
Ball bounces to the bucks
March 15, 2016 As the University of Buffalo Bulls women and men bask in the glory of an invitation to the NCAA basketball tournament, another local team bemoans its luck. St. more »»
HONORS: Hospice gets special salute
March 14, 2016 First, our congratulations to the award recipients from the Fredonia Chamber of Commerce banquet last wee. more »»
You win! Now what?
March 13, 2016 A tradition worth ending continues on Tuesday. Residents in Westfield, Cherry Creek, Brocton, Gowanda and other villages in our region will head to the polls to vote in March elections. more »»
Highs and lows: Some of the best, worst of the week
March 12, 2016 Here are some of the best — and worst — of the week: BEST AT THE RACES — Congratula-tions to Dunkirk's Lucas Hallick, Chris Michalski, Mike Deland and Jose Morales. more »»
Cleveland's GOP concern
March 11, 2016 Perhaps it is a reflection of the rough-and-tumble process Republicans are enduring as they attempt to pick a nominee for president, but for whatever reason, Cleveland police are expecting trouble... more »»
CALENDAR: Pine Valley making right choice
March 10, 2016 There are 18 school districts in Chautauqua County. That doesn't mean there needs to be 18 different school calendars. more »»
STATE FUNDS: Downstate is shortchanged
March 9, 2016 We do not like to disagree with our state representatives on many issues — and believe they have worked in our best interests in recent year. more »»
Special title, solid group
March 8, 2016 Most of northern Chautauqua County can claim a part in the Steelers' varsity hockey championship. Unlike other school-age sports, hockey is made up of club teams. more »»
Pomfret: Wise words on building
March 7, 2016 Town attorney Jeffrey Passafaro, who also serves in the same capacity for other municipalities, offered some words of advice during a recent Pomfret board meeting that other area officials would be... more »»
State comes to aid again
March 6, 2016 For the second time in less than a month, state Gov. Andrew Cuomo has come through with a major announcement that benefits northern Chautauqua County. more »»
Highs and lows: Some of the best, worst of the week
March 5, 2016 BEST STOCKTON'S STAR — On Sunday, WKBW (channel 7) will broadcast the 54th annual Variety Kids Telethon from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. more »»
Helping taxpayers and criminals
March 4, 2016 If you have used the Internal Revenue Service's computerized program to obtain copies of your old tax returns, there is an excellent chance criminals have personal information about you. more »»
DERAILMENT: A 'great job' after trouble
March 3, 2016 Chautauqua County Sheriff Joseph Gerace may have summed it up best early Wednesday morning on his Twitter account: "Train derailment in Ripley. 14 cars derailed from a 33 car train. more »»
GOWANDA: Getting down to business
March 2, 2016 A group of 40 business people came together at the Hollywood Theater in Gowanda and did something unusual for a Friday night: they talked shop. more »»
No one wants tough job
March 1, 2016 Brocton residents — and elected officials — knew it was coming. Current Mayor David Hazelton will not seek re-election. He wants — and deserves — to spend more of his time with his wife and family. more »»
Firefighting Team effort already there
February 29, 2016 On a snowy Thursday afternoon, Center Road in Arkwright was filled with emergency vehicles. A fire broke out around 1 p.m. more »»
Powerless over funding
February 28, 2016 There are certain pieces that may be missing from Dunkirk's municipal and school puzzles due to the expected decrease in payment in lieu of taxes funding from NRG in 2017. more »»
Highs and lows Some of the best, worst of the week
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Spending can be a virus
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Just about every Web site you visit, including this one, keeps track of details such as who you are, where you come from, and what you look at on the site and for how long. But some go even further to please advertisers, who may know what kind of books you read, what you search for, whom your friends are and more. Enter the House of Representatives.
Rep. Rick Boucher, D-Va., and a couple of his colleagues are working on legislation that would set some long-overdue privacy ground rules for the Internet. —PS
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By Columbo, September 8, 2009 at 1:08 pm Link to this comment
The WBAI/Pacifica message above is from the coupmasters themselves, a race-based alliance to preserve an incompetent manager and PD at WBAI who nearly bankrupted ther entire network!
The so-called "Justice'n'Unity" cabal is allied with the Workers World Party, and a black supremacist group CEMOTAP ("Committee to Eliminate Media Offensive to African People") in a race-based "coup" at WBAI. Their BS "managers" (Bernard White and Anthony Riddle) were fired in the nick of time after running up millions of dollars in debt and listener losses, and nearly bankrupting Pacifica.
Once they were removed, WBAI began functioning as a radio station again!
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Last year, I ran leg 12, knowing that I probably would not be back this year. 12 seemed like a fitting end to (or at least break from) Hood to Coast. Running over 101 on that skinny wooden bridge, then finding my way to the Promenade, and finally onto the beach is quite a thrill.
The flip side is leg 1. That downhill really isn't all that bad (if you've put in the downhill miles). Just start off slowly, control your excitement, then gradually pick up the pace and pass all those runners from your start-group who went out way too fast. It's six miles that go way faster than any 10k. Plus, you know that you will be the first one on your team to finish your legs. Plus, you get to run through downtown Portland in the middle of the night for your next leg (thrilling on many levels).
So, take care, be safe, go crazy, good luck, sleep when you can, and (hopefully) I'll see you all next year at "The Mother of All Relays".


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9 April 2008
Zimbabwe 2007/08 Agricultural Season Update
Unfavourable prospects for the main 2008 harvest
The 2007/08 agricultural season is approaching harvest time (May-June) in
. Although effective planting rains started later than usual in November, excessive precipitation persisted during December and January throughout the country causing serious flooding in some low lying areas - with the worst affected districts being Muzarabani in Mashonaland Central and Chipinge in Manicaland. Since February, however, rains have tapered-off causing extreme dry weather conditions lasting for about 4 dekads in several provinces of the country (see
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for the estimated decadal rainfall graphs from dekad 1 of October 2007 to dekad 3 of March 2008). These long dry spells are likely to have serious damaging effects on crop growth and yields for the main season crops. Furthermore, according to the Ministry of Agriculture (AGRITEX) only 14 percent of the maize crop was planted by the end of November. This early planted crop is expected to produce fair yields, however, late planted crops (the majority of maize plantings) will be affected by the dry spells. Worst affected provinces include
Manicaland, Masvingo, Mashonaland East
Matebeleland South
. As can be seen from rainfall distribution, even in the remaining provinces, the second half of the season from early February on has been much below average.
In addition to weather-related difficulties, farmers have faced shortages and high prices for key inputs, including fertilizer, seed, fuel, and tillage power. Fertilizer in particular has been in short supply as the country produced or sourced about 7 percent of the required basal applications and about 10 percent of the top dressing applications. Farmers also suffered flood related damages in several districts earlier in the season.
Food security outlook
The current food security situation in Zimbabwe is critical, primarily due to the lack of access to food, as the country passes through the peak of the hunger season prior to the new harvest later this month. Of the estimated 1.03 million tonnes of cereal import requirement for marketing year April 2007/March 2008, so far (as of late March ) some 839 000 tonnes, or about 81 percent of the total, requirement, have reportedly been imported. This includes 589 000 tonnes of commercial deliveries, mainly from neighbouring Malawi and Zambia, and 250 000 tonnes of food aid. However, with the worlds highest annual rate of inflation at 100 580 percent in December 2007 (the official CSO estimate), and rising food prices, food security for about one-third of the vulnerable people keeps worsening. With dwindling foreign exchange reserves and shrinking purchasing power, another year of low cereal production would severely affect the food security condition for a significant part of the population unless substantial assistance is provided.
Figure 1: Zimbabwe dekadal and cumulative estimated rainfall by province, from October 2007 dekad 1 to March 2008 dekad 3 as compared to the previous season and to the average of 1996/7 to 2006/7 (mm)
Source: NOAA; FAO/GIEWS
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Banana fried in butter then drizzled with almond butter/cocoa/honey mixture is a pretty blissful experience for me. If you do honey i'd recommend the local raw kind.
It's great with pecan nuts too.
When I used to eat sugar, that initial few minutes after eating it felt so blissful... of course, the crash and crankiness and negative effects later on, but I haven't found any primal food that duplicates the sugar happiness, lol. Dark chocolate gives me energy and focus but not that blissful sensation. Is this a trick of unhealthy manmade foods or have you found a primal counterpart?
Banana fried in butter then drizzled with almond butter/cocoa/honey mixture is a pretty blissful experience for me. If you do honey i'd recommend the local raw kind.
It's great with pecan nuts too.
Don't sweet things trigger the feel-good neurotransmitters? I view cutting sugar out as trying to get off a drug. Your brain is accustomed to certain levels of transmitters due to sugar. If you let your brain get re-accustomed to a new normal baseline (without the sugar), then simpler things will trigger the good feelings that you're craving.
That's my take on it anyway. Sorry if it didn't make much sense. I just got off a 12hr day at work. :P
bananas, cream and melted dark chocolate.
Disclaimer: I eat 'meat and vegetables' ala Primal, although I don't agree with the carb curve. I like Perfect Health Diet and WAPF Lactofermentation a lot.
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5,000 Cal Fat <> 5,000 Cal Carbs
Winterbike: What I eat every day is what other people eat to treat themselves.
TQP: I find for me that nutrition is much more important than what I do in the gym.
bloodorchid is always right
Actually, recently, the closest thing I've found so far is the way I feel during the 5-6 hours between my morning coffee with heavy cream and my first real meal, except that feeling is more like power and less like desperation.
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GW- Goals are no longer weight-related
pretty sure just eating sugar will be fine
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Craig Luttrell is coming home - and so is his movie.
The 1996 Marshalltown HIgh School graduate stars in the movie "The River Within," which will be shown Oct. 23 through 29 at the Plaza 9 theater in Marshalltown.
The movie was being made by Luttrell's friend, Zac Heath, who asked him to be a part of it.
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Craig Luttrell, right, is a 1996 Marshalltown High School graduate and stars in the film "The River Within," which will be shown at the Plaza 9 theater in Marshalltown Oct. 23 through 29.
Luttrell has always been interested in acting and was involved in community theater and school plays growing up in Marshalltown.
He will be coming back to at least catch the first two days the film is shown locally.
"I'm proud of this film and I'm glad I get to share it with some important people from my past," Luttrell said.
The Christian movie centers around a character who comes home to study for the bar exam and reconnects with people from his hometown. Luttrell plays a friend from the main character's past.
Jennifer Daniel, pastor at Conrad United Methodist Church, was responsible for getting the movie to be shown locally as she worked with Plaza 9.
"I personally have seen the movie and feel its message is imperative and timely for the church and is inspiring
for all believers and unbelievers," Daniel said. "My family laughed and cried as we saw this movie. It had a strong salvation message and a strong message to reach out to those who are hurting."
Luttrell said the movie was made for about $34,000 - which is very cheap even for low-budget films - but said it does not look like it is low-budget.
It was filmed in Arkansas last summer and has been shown at about 12 theaters in the country.
"I told Craig you need to show it in your hometown," Daniel said.
Luttrell is currently is working on his master's degree in divinity at Asbury Theological Seminary in Kentucky.
He said he is not sure about what he wants to do in the future but does not see himself pursuing acting full-time.
There are plans to have Heath direct another film and Luttrell plans to be a part of that.
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I have two dogs, Samson (a 4- to 5-year-old male) and Roxie (a 3- to 4-year-old female). They are both shelter dogs. Samson came first; I brought Roxie a year later to keep him company. I have to crate them when we leave the house as they have a tendency to chew things to smithereens. Recently, we had several arguments. How does that effect the dogs?
Both shelter pets are acting out issues based on abandonment and previous owners. To begin your conversations, tell each one why you adopted him/her and what they've brought to your life. Point out the character traits that you admire in them. Then you can address behavioral issues.
Tell them that if they chew up furniture, etc., you will have to continue crating them when no one else is home. If they run from you during a walk, they will have to stay on a leash. Make sure that the consequences to them are clear, that you are not being a tyrant, but have specific goals that deal with insuring their safety and the good will of other people and pets.
While conversations are important, basic obedience training is essential. You can't have a conversation when your dog is dashing out into traffic. You need a pet who will obey sit, stop, stay etc. Your pets may not understand exactly what is happening between the humans in the household, but they definitely understand when there is turmoil, anxiety, and anger. It will help keep them calmer if you give them a brief overview of what is happening. You can also tell them that they will always have a safe home.
I believe Roxie is peeing more because of the excitement of the new house, that her bladder is temporarily weaker. I also believe Samson is the chief chewer, but you need to talk to Roxie as well so that she doesn't imitate him. Roxie's excessive licking is a result of her abandonment. She desperately needs to be loved.
I recommend Bach flower essences for both dogs. 1) Star of Bethlehem will help them come to terms with the past abuse they endured. 2) Chestnut Bud will help them break their bad habits. You can find these homeopathic remedies in a health food store.
Chewing things and excessive licking are the bad habits. I also recommend food puzzle toys and chew toys to give them alternatives to chewing furniture. Try rotating their toys, that is putting a few out for several days, then replacing them with other toys which will be removed and stored for the next rotation.
You can prepare them for your return to work by telling them you ll miss them, but that work is a necessary evil. Once you do start work, you can make contact with them a few times a day by visualizing yourself talking to them and petting them. This will be the doggie version of a phone call.
Samson and Roxie are great dogs. They're worth the effort.
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The Parental Leave and Employment Protection (Six Months Paid Leave) Amendment Bill passed its first reading by the narrowest of margins – 61 votes to 60 – last night.
Among a number of impassioned exchanges across the house over Sue Moroney's bill, former broadcaster Maggie Barry turned National MP shoved her pitchfork deepest in the soil.
During the debate in parliament, the flame-haired member for North Shore questioned Labour list MP Jacinda Ardern's qualifications for commenting on the bill, given that she has no children.
You can watch the speech by Ardern – who turns 32 today – here.
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It's just every other day, I don't count the hours. I don't think it matters, just one 500 cal day where you can eat those cals in one sitting or spread them out the day. And one high calorie starting from the time you wake up till the time u go to bed.
So Saturday was my up day and I had over 2800 calories( it's supposed to be 2100). Lots of guacamole and grilled meat! And much to my husbands joy, 1 s'more. He thinks I'm too strict and I should relax about food every once in awhile. Well it wasn't even that good and the marshmallow was so sickly sweet it hurt my teeth. Blah! So scale was def up this morning but was expected since I went over my cals. Today was my moderate day so as to not mess up my m-w-f schedule. I had 1300 calories today, curious what the scale will say tomorrow.


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St. James Sheriff Willy Martin Jr. apologized for showing emotion during a press conference Sunday (July 6) to announce that the body of a missing 12-year-old girl, Talaija Dorsey, had been found.
"I took it personal," he told reporters at the sheriff's fleet-operations building in Vacherie, about four miles from where Talaija's remains were discovered that morning behind a thick patch of grass in a wooded area at the edge of a cane field.
"It didn't end the way we hoped and prayed it (would)," Martin said of the week-long search.
Talaija was last seen Tuesday (July 1) morning at her home on Pelican Street in St. James.
Martin declined to give details about the condition of the girl's body or the cause of death other than to say she has likely been dead since around the time she was reported missing.
The sheriff did confirm that Talaija's mother's fiancé, John Celestine, 43, who had been named a person of interest in the case and was charged with obstruction of justice, has been upgraded to a suspect. He is being held at the St. James Parish Sheriff's Office Jail in Convent, and reportedly has not been cooperating with investigators. Louisiana State Police are working forensics at the scene and hope to uncover evidence within the next couple of days to move the case forward.
Watch video from Sunday's press conference here.
Martin said he found the body around 10:20 a.m. Sunday. State Police Lt. Todd Toloudis said Martin was searching for the body alone this morning when he found it.
Asked if Martin has often searched on his own for the body since the child had been missing, Toloudis said, "He's a very good law-enforcement officer."
The girl's family members, after hearing the news, was with their church community Sunday, Martin said.
"It was a rough morning for them," he said, adding the community has shown an outpouring of support since the search started. More than 100 volunteers joined the effort to find Talaija, he said, and many tips came in from the community.
An autopsy will likely take 24 hours, and Martin said the sheriff's office will provide updates as they become available.
Martin lifted a photo of the girl that was in his hand at the rostrum and said he has been carrying it around each day since she was reported missing. In his 22 years, he said, the search for Talaija has been the largest coordinated effort he has seen in the area.
The case, he said, was "unprecedented" for the community.
Law enforcement helping with the case came from the sheriff's offices in St. James, Livingston, Assumption, Jefferson, Ascension and St. Charles parishes, as well as the Kenner Police Department; the State Police and the FBI.


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Humor, home marks momentous day for South Whidbey graduates
For such an emotionally charged day, a watershed moment for a hundred or so South Whidbey High School seniors, the dominant expression was humor.
The four valedictorians and pair of student speakers worked plenty of jokes into their speeches Saturday, June 7, inside a packed Erickson Gymnasium.
Jack Hood, a valedictorian, worked a set worthy of the Laff Hole in Seattle. In his soft, nearly monotone talking style, Hood spoke of being motivated by his younger sister who would criticize him when he wasn't studying.
"Being called lazy does wonders for your work ethic," he said, prompting the crowd to chuckle.
His hearty laughter-inducing jokes came when he gave a peek into his family life. Hood said his speech would ramble, but it would be like a bag of trail mix, or in his case, homemade trail mix that replaced M&Ms with chocolate chips. The M&M simile was used throughout his speech in encouraging his peers to think in peace without distraction while walking in the woods, a practice in which he frequently engages.
"Here comes my second piece of advice. Write it down or you'll forget it," said Hood, letting the crowd lean in and wait several seconds for the next lesson. "That's it: write it down or you'll forget it."
Before Hood had the crowd laughing, valedictorian Sydney Ackerman used another simile of maturing like Frodo Baggins and his fellow Hobbits in "The Lord of the Rings."
"When we were freshmen, we were like Hobbits in the Shire," she said, adding that by 10th grade they were like Frodo at the Council of Elrond realizing their journey had much more ahead of it. As upperclassmen facing Advanced Placement courses in English, chemistry and U.S. history, the path to graduation was more perilous.
"There are days when survival is the only goal … just as when the Fellowship was in Helm's Deep."
The lesson, she said, was that she and her 106 peers need no longer bide their time for the next step.
"If we're always waiting for the next thing to be finished, we will always be waiting," Ackerman said.
Being able to count on "the rock" as their home was a consistent point made by the students. Faculty-choice speaker Nick French told his peers they were part of South Whidbey, no matter what.
"You are always a part of this class, this school, and this community," he said.
Kiana Henny, one of the valedictorians, touched on the small-town nature of South Whidbey as well.
"Where else do you stop at a traffic light and see your best friend in the car next to you?" she said.
Student-choice speaker Ben Nerison, son of Langley Middle School principal Eric Nerison, rattled off several stories of growing up, including some PG-13 moments like his first kiss and getting into trouble.
"This is the only school that lets you be you," he said, later making a joke about retired physical education teacher-turned-school board director Rocco Gianni's ability to wear "short shorts" and still marry well.
At the end of his address, he brought up a trophy called the golden oyster, which he presented to his father, a man whom he said would get to school by 4:30 a.m. and come home at 7 p.m. and still be willing to play Xbox with him, who let him yell with joy after his first kiss as he was being driven home and "a dad who taught me a smile is worth everything."
Superintendent Jo Moccia briefly addressed the students, joking that in her third South Whidbey High School graduation, she noticed that their shoes became "much more sensible." She imparted some advice about being present and responsible.
"Be active in your own life. Make the right choice," she said.
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SPRINGFIELD – Thanks to the American Hockey League's schedule-maker, the Springfield Falcons are getting an opportunity to prove themselves against tough competition.
Their current three-game winning streak started with an Oct. 26 victory at Manchester's Verizon Arena, which has always been a tough place for Springfield teams.
Then followed 4-3 overtime victories at home against Hershey, a perennial AHL power, and St. John's, a league newcomer which leads the Atlantic Division.
Next up? The Adirondack Phantoms, currently running a strong second in AHL Northeast. They'll be at the MassMutual Center Friday night for Springfield's only game of the week.
"It's kind of a break in the schedule for us, and we've been able to use it for team building and some good practice time," coach Rob Riley said.
He's proud of the way his Falcons have matched up against good teams, but he sees that as merely one step for them in their bid to show that they belong in the playoff race.
"You have to earn respect from those good teams, and the only way to do it is beat them. We've got another good one coming in, and we have to keep this up," he said.
As Riley pointed out, the Phantoms became a good club last season after a terrible start, and continues that solid play with the help of depth provided by their parent club, the Philadelphia Flyers.
"They're good. They have a proven goaltender in Michael Leighton and a veteran scorer in Denis Hamel," Riley said.
The Phantoms also have big forward Tom Sestito, who was a crowd favorite and important player for the Falcons last season until he was sent to Philadelphia at the Feb. 28 trading deadline.
Riley will go with Danny Taylor in goal against Adirondack. The coach merely is playing Taylor's hot hand – a 4-1 record and 2.36 goals-against average.
Good play on the backline has been a key for the Falcons. That corps is led by Nick Holden, who at age 25 is the "senior citizen" of Springfield's defense.
"It's easy to play well when the whole team is playing well," Holden said. "We had to battle back to beat Hershey, and was a big step for us. I think the team is coming along because everybody's buying into the system. We're seeing that when we do what we're supposed to do, it actually works."
Holden enjoys his role as leader among the defensemen.
"I had guys help me when I was starting out, like Aaron Rome (now with Vancouver). He was my D partner when I played in Syracuse, and now I try to help the younger players the way he helped me," Holden said.
It's day by day for Holden, because his wife, Angela, is overdue in her pregnancy for the couple's first child.
Boy or girl?
"We didn't want to know. We want the baby to be a big surprise," Holden said.
ICE CHIPS: With Taylor settling in as Springfield's No. 1 goaltender, veteran Manny Legace maintains his positive attitude. "Manny works hard every day, and he keeps it light in practice. It's great for our young players to see a guy like that," Riley said ... With Tomas Kubalik back on the disabled list, the Falcons signed Chaz Johnson to a professional tryout agreement. He took part in the Falcons training camp in September. "Chaz is a power forward, a good addition," Riley said ... The Falcons must go one more game without veteran forward Adam Mair, who is serving a four-game suspension imposed by the AHL ... Rookie Mike Thomas has been playing well at wing on a line with Oliver Gabriel and Ryan Garlock. He's up from junior hockey after serving as captain of a St. John, New Brunswick, club that won the Memorial Cup.
Springfield Falcons raise level of play against top teams
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1903-Earliest Edition of Original Newspaper In MaldenPosted Sunday, June 13, 2010, at 12:53 PM
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The Dunklin County News. It was a Democratic paper. Established in 1886 and the Dunklin Country Register, established in the late circa 1800s. (It is impossible to tell from the microfilm the exact date of the Dunklin County Register.) To a history buff, these microfilmed pages rolling in front of the viewer are a treasure for anyone that love's to read about Malden's earliest history.
Daniel J. Keller was the editor and publisher of the Dunklin County News in 1903. The paper was located at l08 East Main Street. The banner in publisher's corner reads, "Published Regularly Every Friday Morning, by the Malden Printing Company. Telephone 116. Subscription was $1.00 a year. Ten cents a month and reads "invariably in advance." One could buy the weekly paper for 5 cents on Friday and a sample copy free upon request.
Reprinted from the "Caruthersville Democrat. "On December 23, the county court of Pemiscot, sold 12,000 acres of land lying along the Little River and composing Flag Lake, it was sold to a syndicate of capitalist represented by Otto Kochitzky.
The buyers of this land intend to secure drainage and make that great body of swamp land fit for cultivation."
An article elaborated on the land owners in Dunklin County that were holding on to their properties speculating that adjacent land owners would improve their property and consequently drain their land without any investments on their part.
A call for a drainage district to control speculators for land holdings reasoned, that other counties were rapidly forging ahead of Dunklin County in the matter of population and taxable wealth because the people have seriously taken up the drainage question and at work digging the ditches for drainage."
Perhaps a reader of the Dunklin County News might have glanced at the following page in that edition and read about that the Opera House was open New Year's night for FREE. At the Malden Opera A "Quaker Concert Co." was headlined as "The biggest and best show of the season.
Fun for all. See the great "Quaker Doctors" every day from 10 to 12 until next Thursday. A visit with the "Quaker Doctors" is worth money to you. Regretfully, there is not a review of the "Quaker Doctors" and their performance.
Early businesses in Malden seem to always fascinate any history buff of Malden. Coble's Shoe Store were selling women "Queen Quality Comfort" shoes for $3.50. Their slogan, "Sole Right of Sale for Malden" was below the store name. Catchy phrase for Coble's Shoe Store.
After the opera, a Maldenite could stroll down to "The Wind Saloon, where 'the finest bowling alley in the state of connection,' was advertised. The Wind Rye whisky was the established drink.
If this was not to your liking, one could walk to Tim Barham's Annex Saloon where one could drink from Barham's private 12 year old stock. This stock was from fossil fuel and is pungent and very palatable.
While sipping Barnham's private stock, one could read the schedule of trains on the Cotton Belt Route. Station listings were from Chicago, St. Louis, Cairo, Malden, Paragould, Jonesboro and beyond. One could catch a train in Malden and travel to Dallas, Texas for a visit with friends and relatives.
The next morning Maldenites could shop at the Allen Store Co. for a Chattanooga-Hancock Disc Plow. Built for three or four horses the double disc plow had a lighter draft than other disc plows. "Turns corners either right or left. It had a low steel frame and weight was 725. A carload on had; call and see them."
Later on that year, the headline carries this story, "The 'Drys' Win" Majority of 940 for No License. The result of Saturday's election was a decisive victory for the local option cause in Dunklin County and it is said that the majority by which was carried, will have upon other counties of the Southeast section of the state, which are contemplating the adoption of local option will be great.
The article went on to read, "Three months ago it was not thought possible to carry Dunklin County for location option but the thorough organization of the temperance advocates and the vigorous campaign made by the speakers for the cause had its effect in almost every home in the county.
Every minister in the county volunteered his services for the cause and went from place to place and held meetings and told the voters that the only way to save the boys from being drunkards was to vote whisky out of their reach.
Judge Fort lent powerful and to the cause by his firm stand, expressed in letters to friends in the county, that if local option carried, he would use every means in his power to prevent "boot legging" or "blind tigers" from doing business in the county.
The knowledge of this position taken by the circuit judge and the belief by the majority of the voters that the officers of the county would do their duty in their efforts to suppress the unlawful traffic in whiskey, gave the people confidence, and that was what they needed.
Not one township in the county went wet, and only one town, and that Kennett, which had a majority of 41 for saloons.
Another first in the year 1903, was the year the Bank of Malden was declared "New Bank" with a capital stock of $15,000 Fair treatment guaranteed. Officers for the new bank were A. L. Stokes, President; Geo. Dalton, Vice-president; M. B. Rayburn, Cashier. Directors: L. K. Ashcraft, Geo. Dalton, C. H. Mason, J. H. McRee, Virgil McKay, T. R. R. Ely, R. H. Jones and A. L. Stokes.
Another banking institution advertising just below the news of the Bank of Malden was Dunklin County Bank with deposit that amounted to $100,557.46. Officers and directors were: M. Wofford, T. C. Stokes, G. W. Peck, W. J. Davis and C. S. Marsh. "Oldest bank in the county."
A headline out of Washington announced that President Roosevelt started west on his hunting trip last Wednesday. The train was made up of six of the most elaborate coaches ever turned out by the Pullman Company. The usual routine of reports and photographers will help to fill up these magnificent coaches.
In the meantime volumes of have been written about Malden as an industrial center. Situated as it is on a high prairie where health abounds, and surrounded on all sides by miles of fertile farm lands and unlimited quantities of the finest oak, cypress, gum and hickory timber standing in the virgin forests untouched by woodman's axe. Malden is considered by lumbermen as a splendid location for sawmills, with its pure water, good railroad facilities of two trunk lines, and quick market for all refuse and cull lumber and wood.
Malden has always carried off the palm as the cotton market in this part of the country, moreover one of the greatest, if not the greatest melon shipping points in the world.
A big disappointment came that year when a new sawmill looking at locating in Malden chose to build the mill north of Malden. The city was in shock and disappointment when the new mill did not located in the heart of the Malden. Looks like 1903 and 2010 have a lot in common.
Thanks for taking time to read this blog about Malden's history. More will follow at least once a month. I apologize for not being able to publish more often but my company Maldenite Productions requires most of my free time.
I appreciate every reader that takes their time to follow the blog.
Be sure and visit the Malden Historical Museum. A "time capsule" on the corner of Beckwith and W. Howard. http://www.maldenmuseum.com
David Black
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Rescue Medic Niall O'Shaughnessy (left) and Firefighter Sean Cummins.
FDNY members often find themselves responding to calls for a person on the subway tracks, but on June 29, the job was a little different.
At around 6 a.m. firefighters from Rescue 1 and Rescue Paramedics from Station 4 responded to a call for a person on the tracks at 49th Street and Broadway in Manhattan.
Once they arrived and found the tracks' power was off, Firefighter Sean Cummins jumped down to help.
The woman was lying in a small space under the platform, alongside the tracks. A police officer had reached her soon before, and was trying to keep the woman from moving. She had been listening to music on headphones that were now tangled in her hair and both her shoulder and abdomen were injured.
As they worked to calm her and move her to a longboard, Rescue Medic Niall O'Shaughnessy jumped between the subway cars and onto the tracks to help. He began assessing her injuries and administered an IV as they continued preparing to remove her to the street. They were pleased she was alert and seemed to be doing well under such circumstances.
Firefighter Cummins said he was speaking to the woman to keep her calm as everything was happening. As he talked, Paramedic O'Shaughnessy heard Firefighter Cummins had an accent and asked, "Where are you from?"
The victim, thinking he was speaking to her, said "Belfast." Firefighter Cummins then said he was from Dublin, and Paramedic O'Shaughnessy said he was raised in Limerick.
The two men said the police officer then joked, "What is this, an Irish reunion?"
They stabilized the woman and removed her from between two subway cars. She was transported to Bellevue Hospital in stable condition.
Both men said they respond to this type of emergency regularly, but rarely see someone doing so well – and the spontaneous Ireland meet up was a bonus.
"To say she was lucky was an understatement," Paramedic O'Shaughnessy said.
Firefighter Cummins added, "I was just delighted in general that she was ok. Only in New York does something like this happen."


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SAGINAW, MI -- Alicia Warrington hardly got through the door Monday, coming off a mini-tour with her new bubblegum punk band The Dollyrots, when the Saginaw native got a call to still another television show.
A month after backing "The X Factor" finalist Chris Rene on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," the drummer is headed for "American Idol," where she'll perform tonight, April 18, with finalist Colton Dixon.
Coming from Murfreesboro, Tenn., 20-year-old Dixon is known as the Tim Tebow of "American Idol," and a favorite to win the televised vocal competition's Season 11.
"They told me to show up for rehearsal at 9 a.m. the next day and I told them I'd be there," Warrington said, adding that she'll perform live on tonight's show, airing at 8 p.m. on the Fox network.
"I can't say what song we're doing, but it's a rock rendition of a pop song. It's fun."
It's also a personal thrill, she said, to meet judge Steven Tyler, the lead singer from the rock band Aerosmith.
"My first two albums were Aerosmith and the Bangles," said Warrington, who toured with Fudgegun and Dropping the Messiah while still a student at Saginaw's Arthur Hill High School and Saginaw Township's Mackinaw Academy.
In the years since her 1999 graduation, she's performed with Kelly Osbourne, Hannah Montana and Tracy Chapman in addition to her own bands.
"This is all pretty exciting; I've always loved Steven."
So will she and bandmates Kelly Ogden and Luis Cabezas head to Michigan any time soon?
"We're finishing our new Dollyrots album, and when it comes out later this summer, we're heading back on the road," she said. "This one was totally funded by our fans through Kickstarter; we asked for $7,500 and received more than $33,000.
"It gave us enough to bring in producer John Fields, who worked with Pink and the Jonas Brothers, and to tour. I'm talking with the booking agent, seeing if we can take it home."
In the meantime, she'll turn to TiVo and her mother's VHS recordings to keep up on her side projects.
"I'm too busy these days to catch much TV," she said. "But it's been great. I get a chance to do some different styles and meet some great people. Thank God!"


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Take That star Gary Barlow and his wife Dawn have announced that their fourth child was delivered stillborn on Saturday.
The couple released a statement which said: "Dawn and I are devastated to announce that we've lost our baby.
"Poppy Barlow was delivered stillborn on August 4th in London. Our focus now is giving her a beautiful funeral and loving our three children with all our hearts.
"We'd ask at this painful time that our privacy be respected."
The couple - who have been married for 12 years - revealed in April this year that they were excited to be expecting another girl.
Gary and Dawn have three children, Daniel, 11, and daughters Emily, nine, and Daisy, three.
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ATLANTIC CITY -- A 13-year-old Camden boy is in critical condition tonight at Children's Hospital after he and his 16-year-old brother went swimming at approximately 6:30 p.m., after AC lifeguards went home for the day, and were pulled out in dangerous surf conditions.
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The government of Cuyahoga County is about to make a pair of critical decisions: How to dispose of the Ameritrust complex, the white elephant it has owned since 2005. And where best to locate a new, consolidated county headquarters.
Last month, after a lengthy proposal process that involved many potential partners, County Executive Ed FitzGerald recommended a deal with Geis Cos., the Streetsboro developer that has a strong recent track record in Cleveland. Geis proposes buying the Ameritrust complex for $27 million, turning much of it into housing, but also clearing the corner of Prospect Avenue and East Ninth Street to make way for a new eight-story, LEED-certified headquarters. After 26 years of paying rent to Geis, the county could buy the building for $1.
On Tuesday, County Council will hold a public hearing to delve into details of the deal, which could be approved as early as Jan. 22.
As we noted last month, it is an intriguing concept that could help accelerate downtown's rebirth. But it's also a complicated deal that demands great scrutiny to make sure that the costs, financing and timetables are feasible. It's a big decision, with no do-over. In announcing his recommendation, FitzGerald said there were a number of strong proposals, and that all four finalists were viable options.
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That means council needs to start asking tough questions about the proposed deal -- and about the options that were not chosen. A team that hoped to renovate part of the former Huntington Bank building for the county has raised significant questions about the comparative costs of the proposals and the leeway given bidders to modify their packages.
Given the complexity of this matter, council should consider hiring its own consultant to review proposals and the work of the administration's outside advisers. There's no disrespect to anyone in that suggestion. At this juncture, the Geis proposal still looks to be best for the county and its taxpayers, and council may well conclude as much after its due diligence. There's no magic in signing a deal this month. The Ameritrust boondoggle should have taught everyone that making the right decision matters far more than how quickly it's made.


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