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The coach of the Rio Americano football team has been removed by the school's principal after 12 seniors quit the squad last week. All of the players will be reinstated on the team, according to school district officials.
The principal of Rio Americano made the decision after meeting with players, parents and head coach Christian Mahaffey, a spokesman for the San Juan Unified School District said Tuesday.
Two assistant coaches will also be leaving the team.
Eleven seniors quit last week after senior wide receiver Guillermo Salazar -- a three-sport star athlete -- left the team when Mahaffey wouldn't let him attend a baseball competition in Arizona, which would require him to miss a football game on Oct. 13.
Salazar was hoping to showcase his skills for a potential Major League Baseball career.
A spokesman for San Juan School District said the principal made the decision in part because there were no clear, written guidelines for the players given in advance by the coaching staff.
The Rio Americano squad was down to 21 or 22 players for their remaining games.
The players will be suspended for one game due to insubordination. School district officials said the players will likely play during this week's game on Friday night against Cordova and sit out another game later in the season.
Mahaffey, who was a coach for the Raiders since 2009, will still be an employee with the school district, but not at Rio Americano, district officials said.

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J.D. McKissic set the Arkansas State single-season record for receptions, and made the go-ahead touchdown catch as the Red Wolves won the GoDaddy.com Bowl.
McKissic had 113 yards receiving on 11 catches - nine of which came in the first half - and finished with 101 receptions this season. Ryan Aplin, the most prolific passer in Sun Belt Conference history, completed 21 of 30 passes for 213 yards in his final game with the Red Wolves (11-3).
Dri Archer, Kent State's versatile All-American, generated 117 all-purpose yards but suffered a knee injury that sidelined him during crunch time. It was the final game for Golden Flashes coach Darrell Hazell, who's been hired by Purdue. Arkansas State's coach, Guz Malzahn, already left for Auburn. Defensive coordinator John Thompson served as interim coach before Bryan Harsin takes over next season.
Archer accounted for Kent State's only touchdown - a 16-yard run in the first quarter. The Golden Flashes maintained that 7-0 lead until Aplin got hot late in the first half, completing 10 consecutive passes on two touchdown drives. Arkansas State's David Oku capped the first with a 10-yard touchdown, and a 31-yard scoring strike from Aplin to McKissic finished the other.
Arkansas State's defense, which led the Sun Belt in points allowed as the Red Wolves repeated as conference champs, held Kent State scoreless for the final 16:44 to wrap up the win.
GAME NOTEBOOK: Arkansas State lost last year's GoDaddy.com Bowl to Northern Illinois, a team that beat Kent State in the MAC championship this season and earned a BCS bowl bid as a result of that victory. ... Kent State came into this game with 38 takeaways, but didn't force a single turnover. ... The MAC had won the previous three GoDaddy.com Bowls, and this marked the first-ever win in that game for a Sun Belt team.
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J.D. McKissic sets Red Wolves' single-season record for receptions
J.D. McKissic set the Arkansas State single-season record for receptions, and made the go-ahead touchdown catch as the Red Wolves won the GoDaddy.com Bowl.


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Hiker Quinoa talks about being given credit for saving the lives of Carson Balckburn, Dalton Thomason, and Faith Ritchie after he ran them and others off the road with a water gun during a festival parade in Damascus, Va., on Saturday. Just as the children ran off the street, a car came down the road and struck several people.
DAMASCUS, Va. About 50 to 60 people were injured Saturday when a driver described by witnesses as an elderly man drove his car into a group of hikers marching in a parade in a small Virginia mountain town.
It happened around 2:10 p.m. during the Hikers Parade at the Trail Days festival, an annual celebration of the Appalachian Trail in Damascus, near the Tennessee state line about a half-hour drive east of Bristol.
Washington County director of emergency management Pokey Harris said no fatalities had been reported.
The injuries ranged from critical to superficial, he said. Three of the victims were flown by helicopters to regional hospitals. Another 12 to 15 were taken by ambulance. The rest were treated at the scene.
At a news conference, Damascus Police Chief Bill Nunley didnt release the drivers name or age but said he was participating in the parade. Multiple witnesses described him as an elderly man.
Nunley said the mans 1997 Cadillac was one of the last vehicles in the parade and the driver might have suffered an unspecified medical problem when his car accelerated to about 25 mph and struck the crowd on a two-lane bridge along the towns main road. The driver was among those taken to hospitals.
It is under investigation and charges may be placed, Nunley said.
There were ambulances in the parade ahead of the hikers and paramedics on board immediately responded to the crash.
Nunley cited the quick action by police, firefighters, paramedics and hikers to tend to the victims, including a Damascus volunteer firefighter who dove into the car to turn off the ignition. The firefighter, whose name wasnt released, suffered minor injuries.
Nunley said about 1,000 people participated in the parade. Nunley said the driver was a hiker, too someone who had traversed the Appalachian Trail in the past.
What caused the car to drive into the crowd wasnt immediately known. A thud could be heard, people yelled stop, and at some point, the car finally stopped.
Witnesses said the car had a handicapped parking sticker and it went more than 100 feet before coming to a stop.
He was hitting hikers, said Vickie Harmon, a witness from Damascus. I saw hikers just go everywhere.
Damascus resident Amanda Puckett, who was watching the parade with her children, ran to the car, where she and others lifted the car off those pinned underneath.
Everybody just threw our hands up on the car and we just lifted the car up, she said.
Keith Neumann, a hiker from South Carolina, said he was part of the group that scrambled around the car. They pushed the car backward to free a woman trapped underneath and lifted it off the ground to make sure no one else was trapped. Another person jumped inside to put it in park.
Theres no single heroes. Were talking about a group effort of everybody jumping in, he said.
Mayor Jack McCrady encouraged people to attend the festival on Sunday, its final day.
In 27 years of this, weve never had anything of this magnitude, and is it our job to make sure it doesnt happen again, he said.
McCrady said a donation fund was being set up to assist the injured, some of whom dont have medical insurance.
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Last Name: Dillaman
First Name : Helen
Middle Name: Elizabeth
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Subject's State: PA
Subject's County: Crawford
Subject's Country: United States
Date: 1921-1940
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Comments: Helen Elizabeth Dillaman (Nee: Wasson) | PA United States | 1921-1940 | Comments: Taken 1928 Crawford Co., PA
/50th wedding anniversary--married 21 Mar 1878 Liberty,Butler,PA
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/George Raymond Scott born 16 Feb 1876 Oriskany,Oneida,NY died 25 Apr 1952 Clarksburg,Harrison,WV buried 29 Apr 1952 Mannington Cemetery Mannington,Marion,WV-husband of Laura Rebecca Dillaman
/Roy Vernon Dillaman born 16 Sep 1904 WV died 19 Aug 1971 Smithfield,Wetzel,WV buried Mannington Memorial Park Cemetery Mannington,Marion,WV-son of William Henry Dillaman & Altha Elizabeth Manson
/Margaret Nellie Scott born 24 Jun 1906 WV died 28 Dec 1972 Baltimore,MD buried 30 Dec 1972 Oaklawn Cemetery Baltimore,MD-daughter of George Raymond Scott & Laura Rebecca Dillaman
/Arthur Lincoln Chambers born 28 Jun 1866 PA died 14 Jul 1949 PA buried Evans City Cemetery Evans City,Butler,PA-husband of Cora Alice Byers
/Floyd Allen Dillaman born 29 Oct 1907 WV died 17 Mar 1986 Newport News,VA-son of William Henry Dillaman & Altha Elizabeth Manson
/Minnie Virgina Bevelyn born 2 Nov 1901 died 27 Mar 1978 PA
/William Henry Dillaman born 28 Dec 1878 Butler Co.,PA died 11 Aug 1962 Mannington,Marion,WV buried Mannington Memorial Park Cemetery Mannington,Marion,WV-son of George Dillaman & Phebe Amanda Byers
/Charles Roland Chambers born 4 Apr 1895 Butler Co.,PA died Feb 1987 Baltimore,MD buried Lorraine Park Cemetery Baltimore,MD-son of Arthur Lincoln Chambers & Cora Alice Byers
/Helen Elizabeth Wasson Dillaman born 22 Jan 1893 PA died 29 Dec 1951 WV buried Highland Cemetery Cameron,Marshall,WV-wife of Frank Burton Dillaman
/Oscar Yawn Dillaman born 27 Oct 1888 Butler Co.,PA died 17 Jun 1961 Crawford Co.,PA buried 20 Jun 1961 Evergreen Cemetery Harmonsburg,Crawford,PA-son of George Dillaman & Phebe Amanda Byers
/Charles Neil Scott born 30 Aug 1904 WV died 6 Jun 1974 Falls Church,VA-son of George Raymond Scott & Laura Rebecca Dillaman
/Clara Louise Dillaman-daughter of Frank Burton Dillaman & Helen Elizabeth Wasson
/Frank Burton Dillaman born 19 Jan 1892 Butler Co.,PA died 1 Nov 1965 Cameron,Marshall,WV buried Highland Cemetery Cameron,Marshall,WV-son of George Dillaman & Phebe Amanda Byers
/Alfred Philip Dillaman born 9 Jul 1884 Butler Co.,PA died 17 Oct 1944 Shinnston,Harrison,WV buried 21 Oct 1944 Masonic Cemetery Shinnston,Harrison,WV-son of George Dillaman & Phebe Amanda Byers
/Iva Nola Gifford Dillaman born 22 Mar 1891 Butler Co.,PA died 11 Apr 1964 Shinnston,Harrison,WV buried Masonic Cemetery Shinnston,Harrison,WV-wife of Alfred Philip Dillaman
/George Washington Dillaman born 22 Feb 1894 Butler Co.,PA died 12 Aug 1976 Meadville,Crawford,PA buried 15 Aug 1976 Evergreen Cemetery Harmonsburg,Crawford,PA-son of George Dillaman & Phebe Amanda Byers
/Carleton Spencer Allen born 10 Jun 1900 Wattsburg,Erie,PA died 21 Jan 1986 Meadville,Crawford,PA buried 24 Jan 1986 Evergreen Cemetery Harmonsburg,Crawford,PA-husband of Mary Catharine Dillaman
/Altha Elizabeth Manson Dillaman born 6 Aug 1885 Venango Co.,PA died 19 Nov 1969 WV buried Mannington Memorial Park Cemetery Mannington,Marion,WV-daughter of David Manson & Melvina Whitesell-wife of William Henry Dillaman
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/Cora Alice Byers Chambers born 4 Aug 1874 Butler Co.,PA died 13 Feb 1964 Slippery Rock,Butler,PA buried Evans City Cemetery Evans City,Butler,PA-daughter of Phebe Amanda Byers-wife of Arthur Lincoln Chambers
/George Dillaman born 15 Mar 1852 Butler Co.,PA died 13 Jan 1932 Meadville,Crawford,PA buried Evergreen Cemetery Harmonsburg,Crawford,PA-son of Philip Dillaman(1805-1865) & Catharine Barbara Marburger(1818-1906)
/Unknown boy
/Phebe Amanda Byers born 2 May 1855 Butler Co.,PA died 21 Apr 1943 Meadville,Crawford,PA buried Evergreen Cemetery Harmonsburg,Crawford,PA-daughter of William Byers(1809-18950 & Rebecca Hilliard(1821-1896)
/Earl Gifford Dillaman born 4 May 1915 Shinnston,Harrison,WV died 16 Jan 1977 Grosse Pointe,Wayne,MI buried Gross Pointe United Methodist Church Memorial Gardens,Gross Pointe,Wayne,MI-son of Alfred Philip Dillaman & Iva Nola Gifford
/Laura Rebecca Dillaman Scott born 21 Jun 1882 Butler Co.,PA died 18 Jan 1958 Clarksburg,Harrison,WV buried 21 Jan 1958 Mannington Cemetery Mannington,Marion,WV-daughter of George Dillaman & Phebe Amanda Byers-wife of George Raymond Scott
/Stanley Jerome Dillaman born 19 Nov 1916 Crawford Co.,PA died 31 Oct 1998 Meadville,Crawford,PA buried Roselawn Memorial Gardens Meadville,Crawford,PA-son of Oscar Yawn Dillaman & Inez Erva Coon
/Laurel Irene Allen-daughter of Carleton Spencer Allen & Mary Catharine Dillaman
/Mary Catharine Dillaman Allen born 21 Aug 1898 Evans City,Butler,PA died 15 Apr 1981 Conneautville,Crawford,PA buried 18 Apr 1981 Evergreen Cemetery Harmonsburg,Crawford,PA-daughter of George Dillaman & Phebe Amanda Byers-wife of Carleton Spencer Allen
/James Edwin Dillaman-son of Alfred Philip Dillaman & Iva Nola Gifford
/Mildred Marie Graham Dillaman born 4 Jan 1897 Crawford Co.,PA died 26 Aug 1975 Meadville,Crawford,PA buried 29 Aug 1975 Evergreen Cemetery Harmomsburg,Crawford,PA-daughter of William J. Graham & Ella Hickernell-wife of George Washington Dillaman
/Max Melvin Dillaman-son of George Washington Dillaman & Mildred Marie Graham
/Harold Russell Allen born 27 Jan 1923 Erie,Erie,PA died 11 Jan 2005 Massena,St. Lawrence,NY buried Louisville Community Cemetery Louisville,St. Lawrence,NY-son of Carleton Spencer Allen & Mary Catharine Dillaman
/front l-r
/Esther Jane Dillaman born 8 Dec 1915 Crawford Co.,PA died 6 Dec 2000 Meadville,Crawford,PA buried 9 Dec 2000 Rundell Cemetery Crawford Co.,PA-daughter of Oscar Yawn Dillaman & Inez Erva Coon
/Kathryn Arline Dillaman-daughter of Frank Burton Dillaman & Helen Elizabeth Wasson
/Marian May Dillaman born 14 Feb 1918 Cameron,Marshall,WV died 22 Apr 2011 Huntington,Cabell,WV buried 26 Apr 2011 Halcyon Hills Memorial Park Sherrard,Marshall,WV-daughter of Frank Burton Dillaman & Helen Elizabeth Wasson
/Rachel Janette Dillaman-daughter of George Washington Dillaman & Mildred Marie Graham
/Myrtle Amanda Dillaman-daughter of Oscar Yawn Dillaman & Inez Erva Coon
/Ruth Elizabeth Dillaman born 10 Sep 1917 Shinnston,Harrison,WV died Sep 1985 Conway,Horry,SC - daughter of Alfred Philip Dillaman & Iva Nola Gifford
/Edna Morea Dillaman born 22 Dec 1918 Crawford Co.,PA died 11 Jan 1998 Erie,Erie,PA buried Evergreen Cemetery Harmonsburg,Crawford,PA-daughter of Oscar Yawn Dillaman & Inez Erva Coon
/Clayton Lavern Dillaman born 19 Apr 1919 Crawford Co.,PA died 10 Nov 2003 West Bloomfield,Oakland,MI buried White Chapel Cemetery Troy,Oakland,MI -son of George Washington Dillaman & Mildred Marie Graham
/Edwin Graham Dillaman born 10 Oct 1916 Crawford Co.,PA died 6 Sep 1998 Meadville,Crawford,PA buried Roselawn Memorial Gardens Meadville,Crawford,PA-son of George Washington Dillaman & Mildred Marie Graham
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It could be my memory playing tricks on me, but the number of extra innings games played out so far this season seems unusually high, considering it's only April 14th. The Angels alone have already played in three extra innings game and we're set to play the White Sox this weekend who have already played in five extra innings games. At the moment, the Angels extra innings record (2-1) is better than the White Sox (2-3) but the Angels' one loss was the only extra innings game where they were the visitors. So what does this mean for the weekend? Will the Angels and White Sox mutual flair for the dramatic cancel one another out so the game lasts a mere nine innings? Or should we Angels and White Sox fans brace ourselves for a couple of 14th innings stretches and beyond? Hmmm, I wonder. Do they do a 21st inning stretch?😉
Vernon Wells
Like a lot of Angels fans, I am disappointed that Vernon Wells didn't come on board and instantly light the scoreboard on fire with the heat of his mighty bat. However, while I certainly didn't expect him to be at 5 for 49 on April 14th, I wasn't really counting on the other scenario either. I know that sometimes bats warm up right away and sometimes they take a while. I mean, Kevin Youkilis, Carl Crawford, Victor Martinez and Juan Uribe are all hitting at or below the Mendoza line at the moment. At the beginning of any season you can pick a list of similarly big hitting names with temporarily hibernating bats. Does anyone seriously believe these guys will stay batting that far below their career averages for the rest of the season? Didn't think so. I'm not saying we can all expect Vernon Wells to bat .400 this season or anything like that, but the man's career average is .278, so assuming anything less than a productive batting average for the season seems equally silly.
Booing him already, as some have done, is outright ridiculous to me. I loved Angles Live Radio Host Terry Smith's response to a particularly annoying fan on this front. The fan called in berating Wells and how much we're paying him for a batting average just above .100 and had already written the whole thing off as a failure. Smith sounded weary and annoyed with the caller's argumentative tone and asked if he honestly thought that Wells' batting average would not improve this season. The caller said he really didn't believe Wells would improve his average and Smith responded in a deadpan voice. "Well then, you clearly don't know very much about the game of baseball. But you got on the air this evening so I guess you should be proud of that." Well said, Terry Smith, well said.
My thoughts? By all means, be disappointed Angels fans. It's disappointing. But also cut the guy a little slack. It's April 14th. Wait and see what he can do in a few more weeks. Oh, and ignore the stupid contract. It will drive you crazy and think about it – yes, it's a ludicrous contract, but why should we care? Personally, unless I hear that the Angels are unable to spend money they need to spend to keep or obtain new players, that the other players are upset by the contract or Vernon Wells never makes it above the Mendoza line, I really don't care how much they're paying him.
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I didn't think I would be saying this when the season started but our starting rotation is a little scary right now. Certainly not Jered Weaver and Dan Haren. They've been amazing so far this season and show no signs of stopping. And Ervin Santana has been alternately good and a trooper, battling through a less than stellar start where his speed just wasn't there to at least keep the Angels in the game for the bullpen and the bats to take over. Hey, some days are like that and there is a lot to be said for not crumbling and continuing to fight your way through it. It's just that after Santana our rotation gets a little…um…improvisational.
Our number 4 and 5 starters are on the DL – where Kaz can stay indefinitely in my opinion barring miraculous improvement! – so the Angels have been using off days as a phantom start day and hosting a revolving door for the other spot. Tyler Chatwood is supposed to get his second major league start this Saturday but for the next vacant start, who knows? Matt Palmer again maybe? Chatwood showed a lot of the poise under pressure and ability to battle through a bad start that I just praised in Santana on Monday. Now that he's gotten the obligatory Welcome to the Big Leagues, Kid homerun and an extra one just for good measure out of his system, hopefully Saturday will be more like his later innings and Chatwood will prove a useful replacement.
Regardless, so far the season is going reasonably well and it's been anything but dull. Occasional anxiety attacks interspersed between periods of contentment and even euphoria seldom are.😉
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Wells' numbers will even out, but I'm afraid it's unlikely he'll produce numbers worthy of his contract. Not the Angels fault… just truth. BUT, dude could surprise us; he's done it before. Then everyone would be happy. Also, I dig the last paragraph. Well said.
Didn't realize the White Sox have already had five extra-inning games. That does seem like a lot already…
It's amazing how many dimbulbs seem to call in to radio shows. So the guy truly believes Wells' average will stay around .100 all season? Love Smith's response to the caller, but unfortunately it probably went right over that caller's head.
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Your last paragaph sums up my thoughts on my beloved ChiSox almost to a T. Though, I would be happy for a little less anxiety and a little more euphoria… but wouldn't we all? 🙂
Your last paragaph sums up my thoughts on my beloved ChiSox almost to a T. Though, I would be happy for a little less anxiety and a little more euphoria… but wouldn't we all? 🙂
Jeff – You definitely speak the truth. Producing numbers worthy of that contract is very unlikely, would be for almost any ball player. It's a ridiculous contract. This is why, unless the contract hamstrings the Angels down the road, I am only looking at one thing: does Wells make us better? The ability to have Bobby bat DH has already brought Bobby's batting average and base stealing back up to what he's capable of which is a few points in Well's favor already and Wells is playing the wall better than Bobby did last season. If Wells can just bring his own average up to his season norm and start fielding better in left when he has to run forward to make the play, both of which I think are far more likely than not, then to my way of thinking he's made the Angels better.
Sue – Yeah, sadly it probably did go right over his head.
Keleigh – Hear, hear, more euphoria…well…in Anaheim at least.😉
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cORRESPONDENT | March 24,2013Vermonts maples may blaze in autumn but this is the states sweetest season a brief moment measured in weeks when liquid gold can flow, an unimpeded river of riches, should Mother Nature only choose to cooperate.
By most accounts 2012 was one of the worst seasons for sugaring in memory. Total state production of syrup dropped by 34 percent to 750,000 gallons, which still placed Vermont at the pinnacle of syrup production nationwide.
In Poultney at Greens Sugarhouse, Rich Green has been sugaring since he was a boy.
The family has been in this valley since 1774, Pam Green said. Last year we had only half a season, but this year its been good. This past Thursday and Friday the sap started running again so weve got plenty of sap for plenty of people.
Like others, Green said this years weather is normal for a sugaring season. The freeze-up is just going to recharge the trees so well be ready when it does happen. You just have to learn to wait it out.
At Ferne Hollow Farm in Florence, Lisa Wright-Garcia has 425 taps out half drip into buckets and the other half on a gravity line.
If Im lucky Ill get 100 gallons, she said. That would be a very good year for me.
Wright-Garcia is an eighth-generation Vermonter who has only been sugaring for the past three years. Hers is an operation that runs on lots of volunteer help and a bit of romance.
I have a neighbor who still brings the buckets down behind big black Percherons, she said, referring to a breed of draft horse.
Thats what my vision is of what sugaring should be, she said. Im like a lot of Vermonters who just do it for the love of it. For the chance to reconnect with the community. Weve got a pretty little red sugarhouse out here, and its my baby.
This year the season started up in early March but has slowed to a standstill. But nobodys calling the game the smart money says that by next week sap will start running again.
All we need are 12 good days, said Burr Morse of Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks in East Montpelier. Were about a quarter of the way there. But so far the quality of the syrup has been very good.
This weekend 75 maple syrup producers across the state are opening their sugarhouses for the annual celebration known as Vermont Maple Open House Weekend, which continues through today.
From big producers with 50,000 taps or more to backyard operations that make just enough syrup to keep a family in properly dressed Sunday pancakes, its a great time to hit the road and keep your eye peeled for the tell-tale sign of rising steam.
While the cold snap of the past two weeks has lulled the sap into solitude, there were lots of high spirits among the folks out and about on a blustery Saturday.
Maple producers are crossing their fingers for at least one more good run. And theres hopeful talk about the April sap run in 2011 that made that year one of the most productive on record.
Last year we were completely done sugaring by now, said Joan Guyette Worth, who produces syrup with her husband, Bill, in Newport. It was 80 degrees outside a year ago. People were mowing their lawns. We were shut down.
This year theyve already made 260 gallons of medium-grade syrup and are readying for a hometown crowd that will come for Joannes Gran Peres, an epic French Canadian comfort food that consists of a homemade dumpling soaked with maple syrup.
At the Goodrich Farm in Cabot, where some 45,000 taps dot the sugarbush, and photos of two daughters who have held the title of Maple Queen dot the wall, Ruth Goodrich said the family hopes to produce 20,000 gallons this year.
Sugaring season is always a good season, she said with the knowing smile of someone whos not surprised by much.
Pride of place at the Goodrich sugarhouse goes to an evaporation system that dwarfs the room and is so shiny it seems to illuminate the room.
Glen Goodrich, who describes himself as a tinkerer, is pouring thimbles of syrup the color of sunshine off to a few guys who have stopped by to literally see how things are sugaring off.
They sip it like the finest cognac and then stretch out their empty cups for another taste. You know youre in Vermont when Nothing to complain about there is a high compliment.
Allow me to give you a quick lesson in thermodynamics, is how seventh-generation sugarer and former St. Johnsbury Academy teacher Glenn Goodrich introduces himself before explaining how the evaporator can fully recover the steam used in the evaporation process and use it again.
His sugaring innovations have been used throughout the industry with manufacturers in Vermont and Quebec using his designs.
My father Morris Wood up in Kirby didnt need to use anything to tell when the sugar was ready, said his son, Rodney Wood, who was admiring Goodrichs set-up. He could just smell it. During the war when there was sugar rationing he had people lining up to buy his syrup for $3.39 a gallon.
Goodrich said, In 1944 Vermont produced 1 million gallons of syrup. It was like every farmer in Vermont with a tree tapped it.
The following year, he said, it dropped to about half that. And then production just kept going down.
People were eating packaged, processed bad food, and then in the 1980s we started to see production go up again, he said. Its different now. People come here and they think theyve been eating maple syrup all their lives and they havent. And once theyve tasted it, theyre hooked.
Down the road at Bragg Farm, where all the trees are tapped with buckets, Doug Bragg takes a break from loading logs onto the fire.
Weve done about 100 gallons so far, he said. And it has been really high quality. Last years syrup was not very sweet. But this year its tasty.
A line of folks snakes its way from the sugarhouse into the snack bar, where folks are lined up to fork over five bucks for sugar on snow. This only-in-Vermont speciality features, in this case, a bowl of granular ice and a cup of maple syrup topped off with an unsweetened donut. The hot syrup hits the snow and caramelizes into a thick, gooey mess that is then scooped up by the donut. A little goes a long way.
Its awesome. Thats all there is to say about it, said Marcus Aylward of Barre, who was there with his mom, Kate, and two brothers, Cooper and Jonathon.
The snow is the best part, Cooper declared.
From where I lingered in a lull in March
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MONTPELIER With the number of pretrial detainees far exceeding what the state has budgeted for, lawmakers are seeking ways to reduce the numbers, including an expansion of electronic monitoring.
About 415 people are currently in Vermont jails as they await trial. Many are held because they cannot post bail. Some are being held without bail because they are a risk to the public or because there is cause to believe they may not attend future court proceedings, officials told the Joint Legislative Corrections Oversight Committee on Monday.
The Department of Corrections has only budgeted for about 300 such detainees, however. The additional detainees are costing the state money, but also contributing to a space crunch in Vermont prisons thats causing some inmates to be incarcerated out of state.
Several factors have led to the increase, including broad sweeps in three communities Bennington, Springfield and St. Albans in which dozens of alleged drug dealers were rounded up and arrested by police. Many of them were initially held in jail pending further court action.
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If we continue to have drug sweeps throughout the state and theres high gang activity throughout the state, then its fair to say that our high detainee numbers will still be there, Emmons said.
Electronic monitoring, the use of ankle bracelets fitted with GPS tracking devices, could be one solution. Nathan Lavery, a fiscal analyst with the Legislatures Joint Fiscal Office, said he is currently reviewing the states existing monitoring program. He provided the committee with information Monday showing that a GPS-enabled ankle bracelet costs the state about $5 per day to monitor.
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Sen. Dick Sears, D-Bennington, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and vice chairman of the Corrections Oversight Committee, said exactly who would monitor pretrial defendants is an issue. The DOC is not currently responsible for pretrial detainees who are not ordered held by a court, he said.
If theyre just released on bail or conditions, its not Corrections problem. It becomes Corrections problem when they get incarcerated, Sears said. We could make it Corrections problem, I just dont know if we want to. ... I dont know how to reduce the population unless you do something like that.
Others raised concerns Monday about GPS monitoring. Chief Administrative Judge Amy Davenport said judges in Vermont are reluctant to use the devices because they can be removed.
Unfortunately, it just doesnt give judges a lot of confidence that it works, she said. A lot of that is based on anecdote and I dont even know if its based on anecdote from this state.
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Additionally, the state is unlikely to see any significant savings, because any time served by a defendant before trial is taken off of their sentences if they are convicted, Kronickfeld said.
The idea that you could save a significant amount of money by lowering pretrial detention may be flawed in that one of the things that happens at sentencing is people get credit for time served, he said. You may just be moving time to the end.
Defender General Matthew Valerio spoke in favor of expanding electronic monitoring. He said the bracelets can be removed, but officials know pretty quickly when they are removed.
Judges and prosecutors have not embraced the latest technology, though, which is significantly better than it used to be, he said.
Its become almost a religious thing. You either believe in it or you dont, Valerio said. I almost feel like the Department of Corrections is a little more accepting of the technology if somebody would order it. But it has not been adopted by the states attorneys or the courts.
Still, You arent going to have a zero failure rate. There are going to be failures and that has to be accepted that thats part of the process, Valerio said.
Sears said lawmakers will continue to discuss alternatives to incarceration for pretrial defendants.
Were serious about the idea that more people could be monitored if its 24-hour monitoring. Currently, we only know, maybe a day after, that they were out-of-bounds. With the 24-hour real time monitoring thats available, if you had somebody monitoring it youd know immediately if they werent at work or werent where they were supposed to be, he said.
The state is already using electronic monitoring on a very limited basis, according to Sears.
Statewide theres only two people on electronic monitoring. Come on. Give me a break, he said. Its bizarre.
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PLAINFIELD A native of Central Vermont will climb Mount Kilimanjaro in February to raise money for the treatment of those with cerebral palsy.
Austin Whipple of Plainfield got the idea when he was at a rock climbing wall with a friend and saw a poster advertising a different charity climb. He said the two decided they could start their own initiative.
The friend is Phil Berenz from Connecticut and he has a mild case of the disease, Whipple said. The two work together at Boston University.
Whipple said the goal is to raise $30,000, and as of Friday, they had raised about $9,500. He said if they do not reach their goal by February, the trip will go on and they will come back from Africa and keep fundraising.
All of the money donated to the climb will go to the charity United Cerebral Palsy of Metro Boston. Whipple said the charity helps out with both treatment and therapy to get folks back and functioning.
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The plan is for Whipple, Berenz and two other friends to leave on Feb. 6 and start the climb in Tanzania on Feb. 9. Whipple said the climb is expected to take five days up and two down.
Cerebral palsy is caused by a lack of oxygen, or hypoxia, to the fetus brain in the womb, and Whipple said climbing the 18,000-plus-foot mountain will recreate that situation with the lack of oxygen at high altitudes making the feat that much more special for Berenz to accomplish. For Berenz, Whipple said the disease affects the motor function for the right side of his body and can cause his right leg to cramp up easily. He said they will be climbing with a doctor to make sure everything goes smoothly.
Whipple has experience climbing the White and Green Mountains in New England, but he said Kilimanjaro is special because its the worlds highest free-standing mountain, not part of a range.
Whipple said he has been training for the charity climb for the past six months by running and climbing. He said the climbers went to Colorado in September to climb a 14,000-foot mountain to make sure they could handle the altitudes.
The group are paying for the trip out of their own pockets. Whipple said he expects it to cost about $4,000 including travel and equipment.
After Kilimanjaro, Whipple has not ruled out tackling Mount Everest, the worlds highest peak, next.
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