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MARYVILLE, Mo. The mayor of this small manufacturing town in northwest Missouri hardly blinks an eye these days when he gets an email that calls him an unflattering name in the subject line. Those tend to be the tame ones. Others cut much deeper.
May you never sleep at night again, and may your soul burn eternally in hell thats commonplace now, Mayor Jim Fall said, recalling one of the hundreds of messages that flooded his inbox last week.
Ever since The Kansas City Star ran a long article last Sunday raising new questions about the Nodaway County prosecutors decision to drop charges against a 17-year-old football player accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl, the simplicity of small-town life here has been complicated by a storm of negative attention.
Some of the furor was tempered last week when the prosecutor, Robert L. Rice, asked a judge to appoint a special prosecutor to take a new look at the case. But the request is pending, and tensions remain high.
Local officials (even some, like Fall, who have nothing to do with the case), families and students say they have received threats. Businesses say customers have stayed away to avoid the reporters from around the globe. The Sheriffs Department has taken down its website because of hacking threats.
And so a town of about 12,000, whose high school football team was praised a few years back for allowing a boy with Down syndrome to score a touchdown, now finds itself facing threats and scorn.
Were all now in a position where we have an uneasy feeling about what does this mean for our town, said Steve Klotz, assistant superintendent for the Maryville School District.
The case resembles an episode in Steubenville, Ohio, in which two high school football players were convicted this year of raping a drunken girl at a party.
In that case, and in this, much of the outrage has been driven by social media, with the hacking collective Anonymous among the most vocal players, lashing out against people whom it believes have failed or mistreated the accuser. The group has organized a rally to be held here Tuesday. The accuser, Daisy Coleman, now 16, has spoken out publicly in the hope that she can help garner enough support to have her case reconsidered.
The community was shocked almost two years ago when Matt Barnett, then a senior at Maryville High School and the grandson of a once prominent local politician, was arrested in January 2012 on charges that he had had sex with Coleman, a freshman who the authorities said had been too drunk to consent. Under Missouri law, consensual sex between Barnett and Coleman would not be statutory rape because he was younger than 21 and she was at least 14. Two other boys were arrested one, a 15-year-old, on charges that he had sexually assaulted a 13-year-old girl, and another 17-year-old on charges that he had filmed Barnett and Coleman.
The authorities had alleged that Coleman and a friend had been drinking before they sneaked out of Colemans house late that night in January and went to Barnetts home, where he was hanging out with several friends. Coleman said in an interview that she had drunk a clear liquid in a tall glass when she arrived and could not remember anything after that.
Eyewitness accounts say that Coleman went into a room with Barnett and that she had to be carried out afterward because she was so drunk, although one of Barnetts friends told the police that the pair had gone into a room on two separate occasions and that it was only after the second time that Coleman could not walk on her own.
The 13-year-old went into a different room with the 15-year-old boy. He admitted to having sex with her even though she said no, according to the authorities. (His case went to juvenile court.)
Barnett and his friends drove Coleman and her friend back to her house. Melinda Coleman, Colemans mother, said she had found her barely conscious in front of the house around 5 a.m., wearing sweat pants and a T-shirt. She called the police, and her daughter was taken to the hospital, where she was found to have a blood-alcohol level of 0.13 percent, well above the legal limit for driving.
Barnett admitted to having sex with Coleman but said it was consensual and disputed the claim that he had left her out in the cold in front of her house.
It didnt take long for the town to take sides.
Coleman said she was harassed at school and on Facebook and Twitter. In one instance, she said, she was walking to the bathroom at school when a boy popped into the hallway and yelled Liar! at her.
We had a handful of people that were really good to us, and we had a handful of people that just completely stayed out of it, Coleman said. But then we had a large group of people that were not so kind towards us.
Her mother chimed in: I would say it was pretty split. The people that were against us were so aggressively against us and so verbal and so hateful.
Unable to withstand the harassment, the Colemans, who had moved to Maryville after the death of Colemans father, returned to their hometown, Albany, about 30 miles away. Their house in Maryville burned down after they left, and the cause remains unknown.
Rice, who declined to be interviewed, dismissed the charges months after they were filed, saying Coleman and her mother had stopped cooperating, something they both denied.
Barnetts lawyer, Robert Sundell, also declined to be interviewed but released a statement accusing Coleman of inconsistent testimony at a deposition and changing her story several times. Coleman says she never changed her account of what happened that night, and Sheriff Darren White agrees.
I think that they have been fairly consistent with that portion of it, he said. But White, who said he believed Coleman had been sexually assaulted, also blamed the dropping of the case on her lack of cooperation.
Adam Clark, 32, who has lived here for about a decade, said he and a friend had driven to a town about 45 minutes away on a recent evening to see a movie, to kind of get breathing space from all the activity, the negativity.
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Vermont Press Bureau | January 13,2013MONTPELIER Sheila Reed had been waiting years to hear a Vermont governor deliver the good news unveiled by Peter Shumlin last week.
Lack of access to childcare, Reed says, is one of the chief impediments to success for many of the low-income families her organization serves. So when the Democratic governor used his inaugural address to announce an additional $17 million for childcare subsidies, she says, we were completely thrilled.
The childcare financial assistance program is unsustainable in its current structure, says Reed, associate director of the Montpelier-based nonprofit, Voices for Vermonts Children. This is the investment weve needed to ensure these families have an opportunity to advance.
Like other advocates for poor Vermonters, however, Reeds elation was short-lived. Immediately after promising the single largest investment in early childhood education in Vermonts history, Shumlin said hell fund it by eliminating the bulk of an earned-income tax credit used to help poor people stay afloat financially.
In the next breath, when we heard it was coming from the earned-income tax credit, we were in shock, Reed says. We cannot take what is one of the best safety programs left in this state and basically destroy it on behalf of other low-income families.
Reed isnt the only opponent of a plan that has raised the hackles of Democratic lawmakers, many of whom derided the proposal last week as a nonstarter.
He wants to take money from poor people and give it to other poor people? said Rep. Suzi Wizowaty, a Democrat from Burlington. I hope he comes up with a serious plan to fund this investment, and I look forward to seeing it soon.
House Minority Leader Don Turner said even Republicans have reservations about cutting a program that affects about 45,000 low-income tax filers.
The question we need to ask is what happens to these people, especially the ones on the really low end of the income scale, if we pull the rug out from under them with this, Turner said.
Human Services Secretary Doug Racine says he knew the proposal would generate controversy, and that advocates in the child-welfare community have mixed feelings about whether its the right thing to do. But he and other administration officials are defending the reallocation as a more effective use of limited human-service resources.
Yes, it is going to be a sacrifice for some individuals, but we feel that the state as a whole will benefit more from having this limited pot of money helping families with young children than where it is now, Racine says.
The earned-income tax credit is something of a misnomer, given that many of the beneficiaries receive refunds in excess of what they pay in taxes. The $25 million program pays for annual lump-sum checks to about 45,000 residents; Shumlins proposal would reduce the size of those checks by about two-thirds.
The average hit on a recipient would be about $376, according to data from the Vermont Department of Taxes. The maximum benefit reduction would be $1,214. Qualifying income thresholds range from a maximum annual salary of $13,660 for individuals to $49,000 for households with three or more children.
The state EITC piggybacks off the federal version of the tax credit. Susan Bartlett, the newly installed director of special projects at the Agency of Human Services, says Vermonts earned-income tax credit is among the most generous in the nation.
Of the 25 states that provide some kind of match for the federal EITC, Vermonts is the second highest at 32 percent. The federal portion of the EITC would not be affected by Shumlins plan.
What were doing is lowering the match from 32 percent to 11 percent, Bartlett says. And that still keeps us in the middle of the pack nationally.
Not everyone who receives the earned-income tax credit would see benefits under the reallocation, which, according to Racine, would mean increased childcare subsidies for about 5,900 families.
Were saying instead of spreading it across a large number of families, lets set a priority to help young children, and families with young children, Racine says.
Rep. Chris Pearson, leader of the House Progressive caucus, says the options arent so narrow.
Im not sure it has to be a choice between improving access to childcare and taking money from families that can just about least afford it, Pearson says.
Pearson is already working with lawmakers on a counterproposal that would keep the $17 million appropriation double what Vermont spends on childcare subsidies now but raise new revenues to pay for it.
The package will likely include tax hikes for wealthy Vermonters, and possibly the elimination of certain tax exemptions that tend to benefit richer residents.
Chris Curtis, a staff attorney for Vermont Legal Aid, says Vermonters who qualify for the earned-income tax credit are already doing their part to improve their prospects in life.
You cant get this credit if youre not working, Curtis says. For years, efforts have been made to expand this program to reward people for that hard work. And it would be extremely harmful to take that away from them now.
Senate President John Campbell and House Speaker Shap Smith both say theyre eager to hear more about Shumlins plan.
I think if we want to be effective legislators and effective guardians of the public trust... then we have to be willing to ask questions about the money were spending, and whether were spending it in the most effective manner, Smith said.
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Congratulations!!! That is so exciting! Very happy for you =)ReplyDelete
Congrats! Wonderful news! : )ReplyDelete
Yay! Someone new to sew for! ;) Congrats and hope you're feeling well!ReplyDelete
Congratulations Melissa!!! What wonderful news!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! That is so wonderful!ReplyDelete
Hey congratulations Melissa to you and your hubby (I guess he had a part in it too!) Hugs Linda xxReplyDelete
ohhhh hooray!!! how lovely for you! And what a great excuse to do even more sewing :-)ReplyDelete
Wow, that's exciting! Congratulations!!ReplyDelete
Congratulations Melissa , that is wonderful news and the best WIP ever !ReplyDelete
Yay! How exciting! :)ReplyDelete
Congratulations! That is the BEST WIP yo have! :)ReplyDelete
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Congratulations! I just had my second 5 weeks ago and remember not feeling like doing anything at the beginning. NOw I don't have the time!ReplyDelete
Oh, how very WONDERFUL! What marvelous news! I am so happy for you!ReplyDelete
Melissa, Congratulations! What wonderful news, I'm so happy for you!!ReplyDelete
Congratulations. What wonderful news and the best ever WIP.ReplyDelete
Congratulations!!! What an incredible miracle life is...ReplyDelete
That's the best, most precious, time, body, soul-consuming work you could ever do! I'm so happy for you!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! That's wonderful.ReplyDelete
LOL...I love it!!!!! So beautiful and precious...a little treasure...your very own!ReplyDelete
Prayers for a happy healthy pregnancy and many more months of joy - so amazing to have a baby growing inside - before that special day!!!!!
Congratulations Melissa! OH, please take some ME time and take care of yourself. You deserve to breath once in a while. Again,congrats and many blessings.ReplyDelete
Congrats! That's great to hear.ReplyDelete
Congratulations. i love that you called it a WIP. i think they will always be WIPs, and really great ones.ReplyDelete
Congratulations to you and your family, Melissa! I love hearing wonderful news like this! You must be floating on cloud 9!!!ReplyDelete
OMG! OMG! OMG! Congratulations Melissa! I'm so happy for you and a little bit jealous. What a great WIP.ReplyDelete
Congratsssssss on the new family member!! much love, xoxoReplyDelete
Congratulations, each addition is wonderful and different.ReplyDelete
Congratulations! Hope it is a happy, healthy pregnancy.ReplyDelete
Congratulations....that is wonderful news!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! That is a wonderful WIP to be working on!ReplyDelete
Awww!!!! Yay! Congratulations!!!! That is the PERFECT WIP! Hope you're feeling well!!! :) Yay for baby!!ReplyDelete
Best WIP ever! Congrats!ReplyDelete
Congratulations Melissa! Wonderful!ReplyDelete
Congratulations on a wonderful WIP. At least this is one UFO that you know you will complete this year. hmmm pink or blue????ReplyDelete
Congratulations!! That's amazing news!! Wishing you a happy and healthy pregnancy!ReplyDelete
That is soooooo awesome, congrats to you family!!ReplyDelete
Congrats! That is an awesome WIP! :)ReplyDelete
let's see: you have a WIP, an UFO, alot of FMKicking ahead, and a eternal Binding in the works. Congratulations!ReplyDelete
Awww, what a great WIP! :) Congrats!ReplyDelete
Congratulations!!!! How exciting and definitely the best WIP.ReplyDelete
Congratulations Melissa to you and your DH! This is one WIP that can't be rushed!!! Hugs, Sandy.ReplyDelete
yea! You already know I'm quite excited for you. :)ReplyDelete
Wow! Congratulations, that's wonderful news! :)ReplyDelete
ahhh honey how thrilling...I am sew excited for all of you..blessings to you and all of your brew and your wee cuppa love at the moment!ReplyDelete
Congratulations Melissa - what a wonderful time in your family! I know everyone is excited and can hardly wait. It's time to make baby quilts. :) blessings, marleneReplyDelete
How wonderful is that? Congratulations. I guess we will be seeing a baby quilt or two on upcoming posts.ReplyDelete
Congratulations! So exciting!ReplyDelete
Blessings to you and your family.ReplyDelete
congrats! Lovely news :)ReplyDelete
Awww; congratulations again!ReplyDelete
Every time I see ultra-sound pictures my eyes well up and I get that over-joyous feeling. Congratulations on your wonderful news. Keep us posted.ReplyDelete
Congratulations. Wonderful news!ReplyDelete
COngratulations!! Babies are the bestest WIPs ever!! Hope you are feeling well and much love and blessings to you and your hubby!ReplyDelete
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now that's a very nice WIP :)
Many Blessings for you and family
Congratulations! So exciting for you. My stepson & daughter-in-law are expecting their 2nd the beginning of July and let me tell you the excitement in our house and theirs is over the top! Enjoy this time!ReplyDelete
Congratulations!!!!! What a thrilling little WIP! :)ReplyDelete
If any accomplishment deserves a Whoop! Whoop!, this does!!! Wow! Excellent!ReplyDelete
I am so Happy for you and it is nothing like a new baby in the family... Congratulations to you and your family... You are so blessed... :)ReplyDelete
Congratulations!!! What a wonderful WIP!ReplyDelete
That is wonderful! I am so happy for you!ReplyDelete
OMGosh! What a cute way to spread the word! LOL Congratulations.ReplyDelete
Billie in TX
Congratulations. What a joyous event. Children are a blessing in our lives like quilts a relationship between a child and a parent is always a WIP.ReplyDelete
Wowww! WIP I would say so.. for the next ummm forever LOL.. but it is joyous work at that.. oh how fun.. is this your first? September is a GREAT month for a birthday.. wink, wink LOL.. such exciting sewing ahead!!!ReplyDelete
Congrats! Now that is a true WIP! Have fun with all the baby sewing I'm sure you are about to start on!ReplyDelete
Congratulations - that is wonderful news!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! A wonderful job, well done!ReplyDelete
This will be the BEST WIP you will ever finish.ReplyDelete
This really is the most beautiful WIP there could be. Congratulations, and keep well.ReplyDelete
Congrats. I would never have guessed.ReplyDelete
Congratulations Melissa. How wonderful!ReplyDelete
Ooohhhhhhh HOW EXCITING FOR YOU!!!! CONGRATULATIONS! I wanna know where all the bloggers I follow got the water. You're the 3rd blog in the past two days that I follow who all announced they were having a baby and I think all were due in September too. LOL I just wanna know where so I can stay away from that water. It must be a very popular month because I am expecting too BUT, it's my 2nd grandchild, not my own.ReplyDelete
Oh, boy, Melissa, how exciting is that! Congrats to your whole family!ReplyDelete
I think you win the prize for the most interesting accomplishment for the week!! Whoop whoop and congratulations!!ReplyDelete
Oh Melissa, you just brought the biggest smile to my face. I love the sonogram(?) of your new little bundle. Just delightful. I'm so happy for you. Wonderful blog update. Thank you!ReplyDelete
Smiles, big smiles.
Wow! Very exciting! (Just for the record, I'M not making any more of these anytime soon....)ReplyDelete
YEAH...that is so exciting. Babies are amazing blessings.ReplyDelete
Congratulations!! Be sure to 'work' on it every day!!ReplyDelete
Congratulations Melissa!!! What a WONDERFUL WIP!!!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! Joyous news.ReplyDelete
Oh wonderful news!!! So happy for you :) As if you weren't busy enough... (I think I remember you have four already, right??) Wonderful. I pray you have an uneventful pregnancy and am looking forward to hearing more in September!ReplyDelete
WOW! Congrats!ReplyDelete
So Happy for you :D
Congratulations! That's the best WIP possible! (And no matter what, it'll be finished in 9 months...I wish I could say as much for the things in my WIP pile!)ReplyDelete
this is just the start of something big - enjoy every moment of it as time will just fly by. So happy for you.ReplyDelete
Now that is an incredible work in progress! Congrats!!!ReplyDelete
OH !!! CONGRATULATIONS to you and your family !!!ReplyDelete
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WONDERFUL!!! Congratulations!!ReplyDelete
Woo hoo! Congrats to you and your family!ReplyDelete
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BARRE The former Northfield village trustee accused of hitting a female construction worker with his truck in 2009 was back in court Thursday, facing new charges of trying to hit another woman with his truck in November.
Larry Drown, 68, pleaded not guilty to unlawful trespass, negligent operation of a vehicle and reckless endangerment in Washington County criminal court in Barre.
He faces a maximum of two years and three months in prison and a $2,500 fine.
According to the police affidavit, Drown drove onto the site of Martha Mahans business, RH Associates and Co., even though a no-trespass order bars him from the property. Her property is next to a road leading to Drowns.
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Mahan told police Drown then tried to dismantle the planter again. An employee of Mahans came to assist her and stopped Drown from taking the planter box apart, by removing a cable from Drowns hands, according to the affidavit. Mahan told police Drown then said, You cannot be here for 24 hours a day. Drown then left, according to the affidavit.
Police said Drown told them he had been assaulted by one of Mahans bodyguards when he was trying to drive on his right of way. Police said they saw a small cut on Drowns left thumb but no other obvious injuries.
Drown was released without bail.
In the 2009 incident, Drown is accused of intentionally hitting a flagger when she was temporarily not allowing traffic through because of a construction project in Northfield. Drown faces charges of reckless or gross negligent operation of a vehicle, aggravated assault with a weapon, leaving the scene of a crash with property damage resulting, and reckless endangerment.
The case was close to going to trial in July, but Drown had to be taken to the hospital after he threw himself down on the floor in the courtroom, as the judge put it. That case is scheduled for a competency hearing in April.
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Chris Wiken, the general manager of the south side steakhouse the Packing House, decided it was time to update its "frozen in time" look, circa mid-1980s to early 1990s. The result is a complete overhaul of the interior's decor that's nearly complete. And an updated menu from its new chef is due in the new year.
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Beer writer finds plenty to taste, cook and talk about in Milwaukee
John Holl studies the beer list at Uber Tap Room, 1048 N. Old World 3rd St., like a student readying for the SAT. He pores over the front and back before ordering a Black Husky Pale Ale, which happens to be the first beer listed.
Beer brought Holl here from his New Jersey home. Not just because of Wisconsin's many craft breweries and Milwaukee's brewing heritage, although either would be a good reason. He has a book to sell. The editor for All About Beer Magazine is also the author of "The American Craft Beer Cookbook," a collection of recipes gathered from breweries, brewpubs, chefs and beer-centric restaurants around the country. »Read Full Article(1)
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Since the departure of Barenaked Ladies co-founder and co-frontman, Steven Page in 2009, the four remaining band members have soldiered on to prove that even a slightly re-arranged format can still carry - and create - the catchy melodies and cheeky, endearing humor that the band was long known for. The release of "Grinning Streak" earlier this year - their second post-Page album - was a strong point in the band's evolution, merging new pop sounds with the classic unique brand of BNL personality.
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The play's the thing in Thomas Sully paintings
Visitors to the new exhibit at the Milwaukee Art Museum should understand that Thomas Sully is not Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.
Although the feature exhibition of 19th-century portraiture, eight years in the making, is titled "Thomas Sully: Painted Performance," you will not find the frenzied work of a man driven to haunt the local theater to study the plight of the marginalized artist. »Read Full Article
Terra Mexican restaurant now on S. 6th St.
The Mexican restaurant Terra has moved from 624 W. National Ave., its home since May 2012, to 600 S. 6th St.
That's the former location of Kafe Kultura. »Read Full Blog Post
Check out afghan war rugs, 'The Belle of Amherst,' and a 'Halloween Fling.'
Art of war
It's startling to look at a beautiful Oriental rug and see helicopters, tanks and missile launchers. Startling and thought-provoking. A number of such works of fiber art are on display at the Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum, 2220 Terrace Ave., for its "Afghan War Rugs: The Modern Art of Central Asia" exhibit. Event is free with museum admission, which is $7 for adults, $5 for seniors, students and members of the military. »Read Full Article
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Barnes & Noble Brookfield: Donald Driver "Driven," 7 p.m. Oct. 24, 95 N. Moorland Road, Brookfield. »Read Full Article
New Duke Ellington biography seeks to keep genius in tune
If American music had a Mount Rushmore, Duke Ellington surely would be on it.
Ellington (1899-1974) helped raise jazz to the status of art, putting together bands that defined the American soundtrack for a generation, stretching and teasing popular music in directions that spoke to audiences around the world. »Read Full Article
Murder is everywhere in these new mysteries
The remains of a dock's stone pilings protrude from Lake Superior "like the vertebrae of a broken spine as if just below the surface there might be the skeleton of some huge ancient monster." This striking description opens "The Land of Dreams" (University of Minnesota Press, $24.99), a remarkable mystery set in Minnesota from Norwegian writer Vidar Sundstøl. The image suggests one of the novel's most intriguing themes: that history can be an "ancient monster" hiding, waiting, unseen and unspoken, until a storm exposes it and then we must confront that which we've silenced, ignored or simply forgotten.
Such a storm pummels Lance Hansen, the grandson of Norwegian immigrants and a police officer with the Superior National Forest Service. Called to investigate an illegal campsite on the North Shore near Baraga's Cross, Hansen discovers two naked men, Norwegian tourists, one catatonic seated at the foot of the cross and the other savagely murdered at their nearby campsite. Because Baraga's Cross rests on federal land the FBI leads the investigation and because the victims are foreign tourists, Norwegian detective Eirik Nyland arrives to assist. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee ranks in Top 20 of great trick-or-treat cities
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The real estate website Zillow considers Milwaukee one of the 20 best cities for trick-or-treating. The 2013 index puts San Francisco as the top spot. Milwaukee ranks No. 16 on the list. »Read Full Article(5)
Sara Paretsky tones down her PI for inspiring new thriller
After a harrowing series of events midway through Sara Paretsky's "Critical Mass" (Putnam, $26.95), V.I. Warshawski, Paretsky's bodacious PI, admits she may have been misguided about the case she's pursuing, one that connects contemporary Chicago to Vienna during World War II. V.I. feels "powerless" in the face of the case's tragic twists and while her passion for justice remains relentless, it's a slightly mellowed V.I. who chases the investigation to its end.
"When V.I. first appeared in 'Indemnity Only' (1984)," Paretsky explains in a recent phone interview from her home in Chicago, "I was brasher" so "V.I. was brasher." Although the "cranky snarly" V.I. will be back in the next book, in this one, Paretsky says, it seemed important to mellow V.I. a little. "My European relatives were obliterated during the war," says Paretsky, "so when I revisit their stories ... a large shadow looms. It's an age of grief. I had to have V.I. more muted around these sacred dead." »Read Full Article
REVIEW: The force of history bears down on the Wisconsin Triennial
Madison—The late Susan Sontag used to talk about "old" and "new" as essential poles of feeling and perception. In what's old, she would say, we pack away our wisdom, memories, sadness and sense of realism. In what's to come, we invest our energy, hope and longings.
Indian restaurant Bollywood Grill open on Jackson downtown
The owners of the former Mayura Indian Restaurant on the east side this week opened their new restaurant downtown, Bollywood Grill, at 1028 N. Jackson St.
Besides a dining room for casual lunches and dinner, Bollywood Grill has a large banquet hall. »Read Full Blog Post
'Jersey Boys' sings a definitively American tune
Late in "Jersey Boys," the musical about the Four Seasons now back at the Marcus Center, Frankie Valli sums up his life by telling us he's "still chasing the music, trying to get home."
The strategic choice to showcase Valli's disconnect between where he is and the place he'd like to be — in a hard-lived life where music both separates him from home and holds out the promise he'll get there — tells us a great deal about why "Jersey Boys" has been so successful. »Read Full Article(2)
House of Corned Beef sandwich shop opens on Farwell
House of Corned Beef opened its second location this week, at 1952 N. Farwell Ave., with late-night hours.
It opened in the space formerly occupied by Sobelman's Eastside Grill, which closed in June. »Read Full Blog Post
Leo Kottke, Loudon Wainwright to perform Friday at South Milwaukee PAC
Guitarist Leo Kottke and singer-guitarist Loudon Wainwright III will perform at 8 p.m. Friday at the South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center.
A listing in the Weekend Cue's On Stage music page incorrectly listed the concert as being on Saturday. »Read Full Article
2013 trick-or-treat times for Milwaukee-area communities
Milwaukee-area communities' trick-or-treat schedules, compiled from community websites and local officials (note that some neighborhoods schedule their own special trick-or-treat times):
Bayside: 2:30-5:30 p.m. Oct. 27 »Read Full Article(3)
Korean restaurant Stone Bowl Grill in the works on Farwell
The owner of two Japanese restaurants is getting ready to open a Korean restaurant, Stone Bowl Grill, at 1958 N. Farwell Ave.
Brian Park also owns Wasabi Sushi Lounge in Brookfield and Kanpai in the Third Ward. The Farwell location formerly was occupied by Mayura Indian Restaurant. »Read Full Blog Post
Ardent, close to opening on east side, begins taking reservations
Ardent, the casual but polished restaurant that fine-dining chef Justin Carlisle is opening on the east side, has begun taking reservations.
Tables can be reserved for Nov. 1 and later at the 24-seat restaurant, at 1751 N. Farwell Ave. It will be open 6 to 10 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. »Read Full Blog Post
'Comedy Bang! Bang!' host Scott Aukerman: What Music I'm Listening To
IFC's "Comedy Bang! Bang!," hosted by Scott Aukerman (on couch, with Reggie Watts behind) returns for the continuation of its second season at 9 p.m. CT Friday. IFC photo by Chris Ragazzo. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap for Today: Eclectic edition with art to see, movies, plays and Brewcity Bruisers
It's a good day for art. Of any kind.
It's also no coincidence that today begins Gallery Night & Day. Art and architecture critic Mary Louise Schumacher offers these Gallery Night recommendations for what to see and where to see it. »Read Full Blog Post


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Milwaukee's new arts season satisfies diverse range of tastes
Milwaukee's new performing arts season will be as epic as "Ragtime" and as lyrical as Emily Dickinson, as massive as Present Music's band of 99 and as intimate as two guys playing cello.
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Alchemist's 'Burden of Being' Has Promise, Needs Work
Aaron Bradway (Michael David Stoddard) is at the top of the world: college-bound class valedictorian and boyfriend to Princess (Rachael Zientek), class diva. While Princess is human and Aaron is a puppet monster resembling a young Yoda, that's no barrier when one is starting out and confident of success.
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'Legend of Zelda' symphony coming to Riverside Nov. 23
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Great sandwiches this summer at Love Handle on the east side and Bavette in the Third Ward got me thinking about other sandwiches I have known and loved around town. Before long, I had a healthy list.
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Festa Italiana 2013 dates announced
Festa Italiana, which celebrates Milwaukee's Italian heritage, will be held July 19 through July 21 at Henry W. Maier Festival Park on Milwaukee's lakefront, officials have announced.
New this year, online tickets will be available for purchase online at the Festa site. »Read Full Article(1)
Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger may benefit Wisconsin subscribers
Cable TV rates won't fall, and customer service won't suddenly be stellar. But some experts say Wisconsin consumers should be better off now that industry leader Comcast Corp. has trumped much smaller Charter Communications Inc.'s bid to take over Time Warner Cable Inc.
Comcast's planned $45.2 billion acquisition of Time Warner Cable could even mean fewer Time Warner job losses in Wisconsin, said Barry Orton, a telecommunications professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. »Read Full Article(78)
Ensemble Musical Offering plans program of Restoration-era music
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The program features Henry Purcell's "The Olde Bachelour," as well as other music associated with the Restoration period. »Read Full Article
Love songs available for free download in Google Play store
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Annette Bzdawka makes a pitch for Milwaukee music
Annette Bzdawka has been a part of music scenes all over the country, in Nevada, Texas, California, Colorado, Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Oscar-nominated short films offer glimpse of art form
The YouTube-video-attention-span generation may find the live-action and animated "Oscar Nominated Short Films 2014" entries longer than the title of the programs promises.
The longest is "Just Before Losing Everything" (France, 30 minutes) a live-action film about a woman whose co-workers help her and her kids escape an abusive relationship, told in a tense, real-time style. »Read Full Article
Last-minute Valentine's Day planning? Here are some options
Wait....Valentine's Day is today? How the heck did that happen? Wasn't the Super Bowl just the other day? I've still got Christmas decorations to put away; it can't be Cupid Time already.
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'About Last Night' remake lacks chemistry
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Milwaukee ranks in the Top 10 for singles
It's a Valentine's Day gift for the unattached. Milwaukee ranks in the Top 10 for singles according to a new poll.
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'Winter's Tale' is a blizzard of baffling choices
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Oscars watch: Where to see this year's Academy Award-nominated movies
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Milwaukee movies off the grid: Feb. 14-20
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James Franco finds magic in playing 'Oz the Great and Powerful'
Film star reteams with Raimi to play legendary character
Sure, there's a monstrous amount of pressure that comes with the new fantasy adventure "Oz the Great and Powerful," and for the right reason. After all, it's a prequel to one of the most beloved films of all time with "The Wizard of Oz," which continues to captivate audiences more than 70 years after its release in 1939.
Still and all, "Oz the Great and Powerful" star James Franco said he can't let himself get intimated by any built-in expectations that go with film, especially given the fact that the title character in "The Wizard of Oz" hardly featured the Wizard (Frank Morgan) at all in comparison to the fearless foursome that traveled down the yellow brick road.
"The idea of getting a chance to see the history of the man behind the curtain was one of, if not the initial spark that made producer Joe Roth green-light the script," Franco told me in a recent interview. "I knew the character of Oz, the protagonist, would be different. Our emissary into Oz would no longer be an innocent young woman -- it was a man who would be anything but innocent -- who could bounce off the world and not quite fit in, and all of that stumbling through Oz could be played for comedy."
Opening Friday in 2D and 3D theaters and IMAX venues nationwide, "Oz the Great and Powerful" follows the beginnings of L. Frank Baum's legendary character, Oscar Diggs (Franco), a scheming, small-time circus magician who is whisked away in a hot-air balloon from the swirling dust of Kansas and dropped in the mystical, vibrant land of Oz.
Seen as a prophetic figure who will save the land and its residents from a mysterious evil force, Oscar at first meets witch sisters Theodora (Mila Kunis) and Evanora (Rachel Weisz), who are not quite convinced that the new visitor is all that he claims to because of his obvious lust for fame and riches.
Sent by the sisters on a mission to destroy an "evil" witch in the Dark Forest, Oscar soon finds out she is actually Glinda (Michelle Williams), a good witch who is quite aware of the magician's shady motivation. Still, she has faith that Oscar has the capability to be a better man -- and ultimately, the great and powerful Wizard of Oz.
Directed by Sam Raimi, "Oz the Great and Powerful" also stars the voice of Zach Braff as Oscar's winged-monkey companion, Finley, and Joey King as the voice of China Girl, a living porcelain doll who teaches Oscar a thing or two about being human. Raimi's longtime friend and collaborator Bruce Campbell -- whose collaborative partnership dates back to the two making Super 8 films together in their youth -- also appears in a cameo in the film as guard and gatekeeper.
"Oz the Great and Powerful" marks the fourth time the "127 Hours" Oscar nominee has worked with Raimi, following the actor's stint as Peter Parker's (Tobey Maguire) best friend-turned-nemesis Harry Osborn in the director's "Spider-Man" trilogy.
Franco, 35, said he was relieved to play a good guy for Raimi in "Oz the Great and Powerful," because, while they got along working on the "Spider-Man" films together, he felt the director found it easier to relate to Peter than Harry -- and it made a difference on the set.
"In those films I was a supporting character, and not only that, Harry wanted to kill Peter Parker because he thought Peter killed Harry's father," Franco explained. "Sam identifies very closely with a lot of his characters, and because he identified so closely with Peter Parker, I think he was little uncomfortable me around me at times. I felt like I wasn't getting the same amount of love from Sam as Tobey was just because of the characters we were playing."
That's not to say Raimi was cruel to Franco, the actor added, he just felt "secondary."
"In this film, I'm playing the lead character and I think Oscar Diggs is more in the mold of Sam's earlier protagonists like Bruce Campbell's character in 'The Evil Dead' films," Franco observed. "With 'Oz,' I was finally in the full sunlight of Sam's love."
In a past interview with Campbell, the actor told me that Raimi, a magician in his youth, loved the idea of filmmaking because it was the ultimate sleight of hand for him. So given the fact that Oscar is a magician and uses illusions in his efforts to save Oz, Franco believes the director was the perfect choice to tell the story of "Oz the Great and Powerful."
"Oscar Diggs is a stand-in for performers and filmmakers," Franco said. "And because of that, if Oscar were alive in 2013, he would be a film director and probably directing a film just like this one. Oscar is not only a performer, but he's interested in Thomas Edison and early forms of film projection. He does exactly what a director does, he creates an illusion that people can buy into."
The bonus, Franco added, as visually spectacular as "Oz the Great and Powerful" is, he knew that Raimi, based on his "Spider-Man" experiences, was as invested in the emotions of the characters as he was the film's look.
"In the case of 'Spider-Man,' even though he and the special effects team were inventing new techniques to capture swinging through the air, he spent as much time with the actors as he did the visual effects teams because he's driven by narrative and characters," Franco recalled. "I think he really set the template for all subsequent superhero films. He proved that you can have great characters and great films, and it's not all about the effects."
For "Oz the Great and Powerful," Franco said Raimi invested even more of his time in Oscar to help flesh out the character.
"I had the same faith that Sam, (production designer) Robert Stromberg, (visual effects supervisor) Scott Stokdyk and all the visual effects people would create a visually stunning version of Oz, but Sam also had a huge part in designing my character," Franco said. "This is why the character also has a journey. This is not just a travelogue film through a fantastical land with great visuals. It's not just a physical journey, it's an inner-journey. The character starts off in a rather low place -- he's a bit of a cad and very selfish, then moves on to becoming a better man."
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Police: Man kills girlfriend, selfBy Susan Smallheer
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TOWNSHEND — A 26-year-old Townshend man shot his off-again, on-again girlfriend late Wednesday afternoon at their home on the Grafton Road, police said, and then turned the gun on himself.
Vermont State Police identified Shane J. Brodeur as the man who fired the weapon, and died outside his mobile home. His girlfriend, Katelyn McFadden, 20, was airlifted to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H., where she died later in the evening.
According to a police statement late Thursday afternoon, McFadden was shot first in the head and then the neck by Brodeur. An autopsy by the New Hampshire chief medical examiner's office determined the gunshot wound to the head was the fatal injury.
Brodeur then turned the gun on himself, police said, and shot himself in the head.
Capt. Raymond Keefe said Thursday that Brodeur and McFadden were both on the phone for several minutes with a state police dispatcher, after Brodeur had initially called police about a disagreement between the pair.
Keefe said at one point during the discussion with the dispatcher, the unloaded gun was laid on a counter. But suddenly the dispatcher heard the gun went off and the line went silent, Keefe said. Troopers were "moments away" at the time, he said.
He said he had listened to the tape of the call and it was surprising for its calmness. Often domestic violence calls are very volatile, he said.
He said that the couple had an off-and-on relationship, and that McFadden had broken up with Brodeur about a month ago, but had moved back in with him last week after living in Bellows Falls with another man.
State's Attorney Tracy Shriver said Brodeur had called state police about two months ago to report that McFadden, who was under the legal drinking age, was drunk and walking down the Grafton Road in Townshend.
Police responded and said they found McFadden very drunk. Both she and Brodeur were charged — Brodeur for furnishing the alcohol to McFadden and McFadden for being a minor consuming alcohol.
Keefe said domestic violence continues to be a tragedy in Vermont society.
"We see these things in Vermont and across the country," he said. "You are most in danger from your spouse, your acquaintance, your boyfriend. It's a sad commentary on relationships."
Keefe said the state police dispatcher, who he wouldn't idenfify, had been referred to a employee assistance program, and also had the support of fellow VSP employees.
"She's an experienced dispatcher. I spoke with her last night and again today," said Keefe, the Troop D captain.
"The situation was frankly very calm," he said. "She did an excellent job. She had them both defused, and then all of a sudden she heard several volleys of shots."
He said the call was initiated over "fairly minor relationship stuff," but quickly turned fatal.
He said the dispatcher immediately called for an ambulance to the Grafton Road home, and state police arrived shortly afterward. They got McFadden into an ambulance, but she died several hours later.
Both had attended Leland and Gray Union High School in Townshend, with Brodeur graduating in 2006. McFadden attended from 2007 to 2009.
According to his Facebook page, Brodeur worked as a carpenter for a Chester construction firm, and also had his own painting and construction company.
McFadden, a native of Brattleboro, had worked as a line cook at Bromley Mountain and had recently applied for work in the kitchen at Valley Cares, an assisted-living facility in Townshend, less than a half mile from Brodeur's home.
On her Facebook page, she had written that she was in a "complicated relationship."
McFadden had a criminal record: She was arrested when she was 18 years old for smoking crack cocaine in a Brattleboro motel. She was also charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
Shriver said McFadden had been put on probation for the cocaine charge.
"She went on probation but didn't do well on probation," the prosecutor said. "She was put on furlough, and she struggled through that."
But she said McFadden had kept out of trouble for the past 12 months until the alcohol charge.
"It's a very sad case," Shriver said.
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RANDOLPH CENTER The president of Vermont Technical College will be on a paid leave of absence until he retires in November, according to Chancellor Timothy Donovan.
In a brief statement Tuesday when asked about the departure, Donovan said President Philip Conroy will retire effective Nov. 15 and confirmed that Conroy would continue to be paid according to the terms of his contract until that time. Donovan did not elaborate.
Because this involves personnel, there will be no further comment from the Vermont State Colleges or Vermont Technical College, he wrote.
Donovan didnt waver from that position when asked about Conroys extended leave during a brief telephone interview Tuesday afternoon.
The statement is going to have to speak for itself, he said.
Donovan did confirm that he had appointed Daniel Smith, VSC director of community relations and public policy, to serve as acting president. He said Smith, who has been on assignment at the college since last summer, would continue to serve as acting president until the board of trustees appoints an interim replacement for Conroy.
Asked when that would happen, Donovan said it would be premature for him to speculate.
Donovan said he was grateful to Conroy and his wife, Jan, for their service to the students of Vermont Technical College over the past two years. Conroy arrived at VTC from Mount Ida College in Massachusetts in early April 2011, he said.
Though Donovan said there was little he could add about Conroys looming retirement, he said Smith was a logical choice as acting president given his familiarity with the college and its administrative team.
He has been on assignment from me working closely with Vermont Tech since last July, he said.
According to Donovan, Smiths goal was to bring some additional perspective, resources and skills into that leadership mix.
Donovan said VTC Vermonts only technical college is a vital part of the state college system.
Vermont Tech has a very key role to play in economic and workforce development in this state given its particular mission and its particular program suite, he said. We want to keep that strong. We want to keep it serving Vermont and adapt to changing environments.
Donovan reiterated that point in a separate email announcing Conroys retirement that was sent to VTC faculty and other members of the college community.
These are challenging times for higher education as a whole, and for public institutions in the state of Vermont in particular, Donovan wrote. As I have stated before, I believe Vermont Tech is, and will continue to be, a unique and vital institution for the state of Vermont.
In the email, Donovan thanked the VTC faculty for their efforts and suggested they would be well-served in the near term by Smith.
I am confident that (Smith) will bring a level of communication, collaboration, and support of innovation that, in time, positions the college to continue benefiting Vermonts economic and workforce development in a manner that enhances VTCs sustainability, he wrote.
Smith also reached out to faculty and staff with an email of his own Tuesday.
My goal is to ensure a smooth transition and to help get the college onto solid financial footing, Smith wrote, noting he had been working closely with administrators since last summer to address challenges the college faces.
Those challenges, both financial and operational, are significant, he wrote. Nonetheless, I have confidence in the willingness of people to work together to sustain our commitment to the success of our students, to bring our finances under control and to build a healthy academic strategy in a changing environment.
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