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Packing list for Panama
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For information see Welcomebooks
General Packing List
This list has been compiled by Volunteers serving in Panama and is based on their experience. Use it as an informal guide in making your own list, bearing in mind that experience is individual. We recommend that you pack light. You can get virtually anything you might need in Panama. You obviously cannot bring everything we mention, so consider those items that make the most sense to you personally and professionally. You can always have things sent to you later. Also, as you decide what to bring, keep in mind that you have an 80-pound weight limit on baggage. And, a final suggestion: If in doubt, leave it out.
For luggage in general, duffel bags and backpacks are much more practical than suitcases. Rolling suitcases especially are not practical for Panama. Be sure to put the following items in a carry-on bag for quick and easy access once you arrive in Panama: passport, baggage-claim tickets, customs forms, World Health Organization card, and immunization records.
Because of the heat and humidity, cotton fabric is always a good idea, especially for underwear. Outdoor clothing with fabric that "wicks away" moisture can be useful, but cotton-synthetic blends also hold their shape and are cooler to wear. Clothing will probably be subject to harsh washing (many Volunteers wash their clothes on rocks) and rugged work and climatic conditions, so be sure to select durable items. Do not bring clothes made of delicate materials.
Panama has clothing stores located throughout all areas of the country. Attractive, practical clothing will be readily available for purchase at very affordable prices. Outdoor gear such as sleeping mats, headlamps, etc., however, will be more difficult (but not impossible) to locate in Panama, as well as high-quality footwear, so when deciding what to bring it is recommended that you prioritize those items over clothing. Finally, bring what you know you will need to be happy, but base your decisions primarily on the type of work you will be doing and your probable living conditions. Do not bring anything that you would be heartbroken to lose.
General Clothing
- 3 or 4 pairs of casual pants (quick-dry pants, cargo pants, jeans, etc.)
- 1 or 2 pairs of nicer pants or skirts for swearing-in ceremony, meetings, office visits, etc.
- 1 to 3 pairs of shorts
- 2 outdoor work shirts
- 4 shirts or tank tops for everyday, comfortable wear
- 3 nicer shirts/polo-shirts for swearing-in ceremony, meetings, office visits, etc. *Buy a PC Polo in training!
- 1 sweater or thermal shirt
- At least 1 bathing suit
- 4 or 5 pairs of socks (dark colors preferable)
- Two-week supply of underwear (boxer shorts and nice bras are harder to find in Panama)
- Hat and bandanna
- Hiking shoes (note that many Volunteers find they primarily use rubber boots, which can be found in Panama)
- Running shoes or sneakers
- Casual shoes (e.g., Chacos, Tevas, or Keens)
- Comfortable dress shoes
Note: Shoes larger than 10 are hard to find in Panama, as are wider sizes. Hiking shoes are available in Panama, but the selection is not as good as in the United States. Rubber boots are widely available.
- This Welcome Book CD-ROM
- Your Volunteer Assignment Description (part of your invitation packet)
- Extra pair of glasses (if you wear them)
- Three-month supply of any prescription drugs you take, along with copies of the prescriptions The following items are strongly recommended to bring or purchase once you arrive in Panama:
- Umbrella or rain jacket
- Small, sturdy backpack for short trips
- Small flashlight (head lamps and LED lamps are hard to find in Panama, although standard hand-held flashlights are easy to find)
- Sleeping pad (note that Therm-a-rest may be difficult to find in Panama)
- Sheets or lightweight sleeping bag
- Start-up supply of toiletries
- 1 bath towel (quick-dry towel recommended), 1 beach towel
- Travel alarm clock
- Water-resistant and shockproof watch
- Digital camera
The following items are less necessary, but you may want to consider bringing or to purchase once you arrive in Panama:
- Jump drive/ memory stick
- Pocketknife/ Multi-tool
- Inexpensive jewelry
- Tampons (available in Panama, but in larger cities only)
- CD player/iPod
- Hand-sanitizer gel
- Small padlocks (for your luggage)
- Photos of family, friends, and your home in the States (for you, but also to show community members where you are from)
- World map (also to show community members where you are from)
- Any items for your personal interests or hobbies (e.g., guitar, snorkel gear, bird-watching guide, knitting needles, etc.)
Batteries, razors, kerosene burners, and kitchen supplies are all readily available in Panama. It is strongly recommended that you not bring them. International calling cards are also inexpensive and easy to purchase in Panama.
You do not need to bring basic healthcare products (such as sun block, bug repellant, vitamins, band-aids, etc.) or a mosquito net as these are all provided by Peace Corps/ Panama. Peace Corps will also provide you with a Spanish-English dictionary when you arrive for training.
Sustainable Agriculture Systems (SAS) Packing List:
From my experience the packing list provided in the Peace Corps Panama Welcome book is very general, and is more suited towards Teaching English (TE) volunteers. For SAS volunteers , and possibly Environmental Health (EH), the list below is a better fit. This list was written from a male's perspective, so I'm sorry women if I got it wrong or left something out.
With that being said, Panama is Hot. Very hot and humid - think always 88°F with at least 90% humidity. You will sweat through your shirt every day, and it will probably take a long time (as in a day or two) to dry back out. A good rule of thumb that I've found here is: If it's metal, it rusts, if it's not metal, it molds. So on that note, don't bring anything you don't want to see get destroyed.
A note on nicer clothing: Nicer clothing is only necissary when you have trainings in the office or when meeting with government agencies. During my time in training we would go into the office maybe once a week, or once every other week. You do not need as much nice clothing as the general packing list suggests (especially if you are comfortable wearing the same shirt and pants a few times between washings). The office dress code is "professional", with the continum streching from "a polo, jeans, and chacos" to "a three piece suit". Everyone in the office is fairly forgiving. Most of the volunteers in my group opted for the polo, jeans, chachos end of the scale (guys ocassionally wearing a non-collared t-shirt and girls in tank tops or sleeveless shirts), but to each their own. The office does not want to see spagetti strap tank tops, shorts, or flip-flops. Other than that, almost anything is acceptable (including hiking pants). I sent home my closed toed black shoes, black slacks, long sleved dress shirts, belt, and ties after swear-in, all of which were molding. Either be prepared to have your nice clothes mold, or get them sent home after swear-in.
The one time volunteers need to look "dress to impress" is during the swear in ceremony. The ceremony is typically at the U.S. Embassador's house in Panama City. For guys I recommend a nice long sleeve, button down shirt, a good looking tie, slacks (any color), a good leather belt, and matching socks and shoes. For girls it's a lot harder to be specific, but just think "nothing too revealing". If you are going to wear a skirt or a dress, the office prefers it below the knee, but above the knee is fine. Wear something you would be comfortable in standing next to someone dressed in a suit.
In the host communities there is power, but it occasionally goes out when it rains. Thus there are washing mashines as well. Dryers only exist in laundramats in Panama, so you will be line drying all of your clothes. The sun is hard on all of your clothes, and cotton clothes get really streched out. At your site, there will most likely not be power. So for washing clothes at your site you will either be using rocks, or a hard bristled brush and a board - both of which are very hard on clothes.
You can buy practically everything here in Panama - including some US name brand clothing lines. In Panama City there is Albrook mall with everything you could ever need, albiet a little difficult to find within the mall. Prices on name brand clothing or items are fairly equivalent to US prices.
Men's shoes over size 12 are impossible to find in Panama. If you wear bigger than a 12, bring all the shoes you will need for two years (or have visitors bring you more pairs later on).
Every day clothing
- Three pairs of quick dry pants. (Quick-dry hiking pants being a lot more comfortable than American style jeans. Panamanian style jeans are about 1/3 the thickness of American jeans, so if you must wear jeans, I recommend buying them here. Also, quick-dry pants are a million times easier to wash by hand.)
- Two to four pairs of shorts/capri pants. (The welcome book says men don't wear shorts, which is a lie. Men wear shorts all the time in Panama. Women here wear short shorts all the time as well. Girls can bring short shorts, just don't wear them in a professional/semi-professional setting. I brough four pairs of shorts - two regular pairs, and then two pairs of board shorts for swimming/bathing.)
- At least four shirts. (Cotton shirts are more comfortable when you aren't sweating than quick dry shirts, but quick dry shirts dry remarkably faster and feel much cooler when you are sweating. I have four every day cotton shirts.)
- At least 14 pairs of underwear. (It's really nice to have a few extra pairs sitting around because a lot of the time you will be showering twice a day and want to put on clean clothes after each shower. And washing them here is really hard on them. Girls, plan accordingly for how you like to wear bras. I've heard different opinions on how easy it is to find good bras in country.)
- Five pairs of every day socks. (I tend to wear my chacos more often than closed toed shoes. I only wear my closed toed shoes for working in, so if you plan on wearing socks and shoes all the time, maybe bring a few more pairs of socks.)
- At least one bathing suit. (I brought two pairs of board shorts that I use for around the house shorts as well as swim trunks. Girls, at the beach two piece suits are fine. In your community, you might feel more comfortable in a one piece with shorts over the top, but again to each their own.)
- One sweater or thermal long sleeve shirt. (You will want a sweater in the office. The office always has their airconditioning on full blast, which feels great right when you get into country, but after you get used to being hot all the time the freezing office is a bit of a shock. I brought a Smartwool next-to-skin 150g wool sweater and that has served me fine.)
- One pair of long underwear. (You typically won't need them, but in the occasional mountain site it gets chilly at night. If you are unsure, you can always buy them here.)
- An umbrella is more functional than a rain jacket. (You will sweat your socks off even with the most breathable rain jacket. You can buy an umbrella here if you don't want to pack it along.)
- Sturdy Sandals. (I recommend either Chacos - which you can get a Peace Corps discount, google Peace Corps discount and you'll find a wikipedia page that tells you all sorts of discounts - Keens, or Tevas. I wear my chacos pretty much every single day. The only time that I don't wear them is when I am working in a finca.)
Work clothing
- Three short-sleeve work shirts that will get ruined over time. (You will sweat a lot if you do anything physical. Cotton shirts are comfortable to work in, but take days to dry. Quick-dry shirts tend to cling to your person when they are soaked in sweat, dry out faster. I prefer to work in quick-dry shirts and I've even had them dry while I was wearing them. If unsure, bring a few of each.)
- One or two long-sleeve work shirts. (Long sleeve shirts are nice to protect you from the sun and bugs, but they are very, very hot to work in. Some people here only work in long-sleeve shirts, I prefer to wear my short-sleeve shirts.)
- One pair of dedicated work pants. (Quick-dry hiking pants are by far the better choice. Your every day pants can double as work pants, but they'll get ruined over time.)
- One or two pairs of dedicated work socks. (I have five pairs of white, every day socks with me. I wear them to work in. I also have two pairs of long smartwool socks that I wear with my rubber boots.)
- A good sun hat. (If you don't want to bring one, you can buy a Panamanian hat in country. Panama is famous for "Panama hats", which are actually made in equador and are very touristy. Panamanians make straw work hats, which are cool and comfortable and a great way to intigrate.)
- Good Sunglasses. (Panama sun is very strong, so a good pair of sunglasses will go a long way.)
- Closed toed work shoes. (A good sturdy pair of work shoes to walk around fincas come in handy. Hiking shoes work great. My opininon is that waterproof is better than not - although waterproof shoes aren't as breathable as non-waterproof, I feel like they are good insurance against the sudden downpores that happen during the rainy season.)
- Rubber boots. (Rubber boots are the most culturally appropriate footware to wear to work in the finca. They are very easy to find and are relativley cheap. But if you have over size 12 feet, bring your own. I wear my boots while working in coffee fincas, or if I am visiting a finca for the first time. Boots are very helpful during the rainy season because mud is everywhere!)
Dress clothes
- Two to three collared short-sleeve shirts. (Either button up or polo. The office prefers these over t-shirts. Once you are outside of the political world in Panama City, everyone wears a polo to look professional. Peace Corps sells official polos if you'd like to buy one here - not that I'm plugging them or anything, but they are really comfortable and they look really great too. If you attend church services in your community, it is a good idea to dress up a little bit with a polo or short-sleved button up shirt.)
- One pair of dedicated dress pants. (You will need to look nice at swear in, so one pair of slacks (I've heard linen is really nice in the heat) will be plenty. Other than that, hinking pants or jeans qualify for "dress clothes" in the office.)
- One pair of dress shoes. (I brought a new pair of black, closed toe shoes which ended up molding. The office says chaco or keen sandals are acceptable as long as they are not flip-flop style. The only time you might want black, closed toe shoes is at swear-in. If you bring them, get them sent home as soon as you can after swear-in. For girls, many girls in my group wore dressy looking sandals to swear in.)
- Dress socks. (Again, the only time you will want to wear these is at swear-in, after that, it's preference.)
- One tie. (For swear-in, you are probably going to want to wear a tie.)
- Dress Belt. (One dress belt will do fine. If you don't want to bring one, you can purchase a decent looking, cheap leather belt for about $3 in Albrook mall.)
- Computer. (Even though the Peace Corps book suggests against bringing a computer, having your own personal computer is a huge convenience. Tablets are functional, but are a little frustrating at times. My wife and I each have a tablet for a computer - they were cheaper than buying a computer, and we don't mind if they don't come home with us. The advantage of having a real computer is that Peace Corps requires that you file a report every four months of what you are doing in your site. To file this report you must use Peace Corps proprietary software that does not run on Tablets of any kind - It only runs on Windows and Apple computer operating systems. You can use internet cafe computers to file this report, but they can be a little frustrating to use as well. You can also watch movies, listen to music, or play games at site on a computer or tablet, but sometimes charging can be tricky depending on your site. The benefit of a tablet is that they have better battery life in site, but still work for entertainment purposes.)
- A music player. (A way to play music at site is a great way of keeping your sanity, be it an iPod, a tablet, your computer, your phone, etc.)
- An e-Reader. (An e-reader is very nice because it allows you to have many books in a small place. My wife and I use the free kindle app on our tablets. Also, there are about 1200 free kindle books circulating around the Peace Corps volunteers that you can fill your library with.)
- A good, durable camera. (A rugged camera is a good choice, one that is waterproof, drop-proof, and whatnot. A few people that I know brought their DSLRs, but I was nervous about mine getting ruined by the humidity.)
Misc./ Tips and tricks
- Sheets. (The welcome book suggests sheets or a light sleepingbag. I recommend sheets. They are more versatile, easier to wash, and aren't as hot. Odds are it won't be cold enough for your sleeping bag. If it is, you can get a blanket here.
- Sleepingbag liner. (A good sleepingbag liner works well for traveling in country. You will travel around during your pre-service training, and then occasionally during your service. A sleepingbag liner works really well instead of toting around sheets. If you tend to be a cold sleeper, they make sleepingbag liners that provide a little warmth.)
- A lightweight, backpacking sleeping pad. (Again, very helpful for travel, and very usefu for host families at your site. Some volunteers managed to find very thin foam sleeping "pads" in country. They aren't nearly as comfortable as a backpacking pad from the states, and are a lot more bulky. Cheap inflatable air-matteres are easy to find, but pop relativly easy.)
- A good day pack. (A good day pack that you don't mind getting ruined will be helpful for training, as well as in your community.)
- Dry bag. (A good 25 liter dry bag comes in handy in Panama, because when it rains, it pours. The only place that I found that you can buy a dry bag in-country is at "Los Quetzales Eco Lodge" where Peace Corps Panama has it's yearly Thanksgiving get-together. Supposedly the "Do-it Center" had dry bags at one point, but are no longer there.)
- Headlamp. (A headlamp is a lot more functional than a flashlight because it allows you the use of both your hands.)
- Wide-mouthed waterbottle. (A good reusable waterbottle, eg. a Nalgene bottle. Wide-mouthed bottles are a lot easier to clean than narrow-mouthed bottles.)
- Guitar, or other musical instrament. (If you play guitar, or want to learn, having a guitar at your site is a really nice way to pass the time. You can purchase a guitar in country for around $60 if you don't want to bring one along. The Ultimate-Guitar tabs app is a great way to bring sheet music with you. It's $3 and allows you to easily save tabs/chords to your tablet, ipod touch, or smartphone.)
- 501 Spanish verbs and Spanish grammar books. (I don't know if it still says in the packing lists that the office gives you a copy of 501 Spanish verbs or not, but as of when I arrived in country, they stopped that. All you receive from the office is "The University of Chigago Spanish-English, English-Spanish Dictionary", which is very helpful, but lacking in gramatical help.)
- Tupperwear is a godsend. (Tupperwear are a very handy way of keeping bugs and critters out of your food - your snacks in your room in your training site, or some real food once you're in your site. Zip-lock bags do not stand up to the bugs here, they simply eat their way through. You can find it here if you don't want to pack it along.)
- Photos of home. (Print out photos of home and friends and family so you can look at them when you are homesick, but also so you can show your community where you come from.)
- Movies! (Movies are a great way to pass a rainy afternoon.)
- A Map of the US/World/Panama. (Most people that I've encountered do not know the scale of the US compared to Panama. A map of the world is a really great way to show people just how large the world is.)
- Lysol disinfecting spray. (Lysol kills mold that grows on your things while you are here. I find it handy to have a can around for if a mold emergency arrises.)
- A Cellphone. (Cellphones are easy to find here in country, my wife and I got little Nokia brick phones for $35 each, but if you have a phone that you like and know how to use and would like to bring with you, call your carrier and ask them to unlock your cell phone. That way you can purchase a sim card and use it on Panamanian carriers.
- A Watch. (A good waterproof watch with an alarm and time are very helpful. Try and get a rubber band instead of a cloth or leather band - the cloth band would soak up all your sweat and begin to rot/ferment very quickly.)


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What Is he doing in this place:
any thoughts?
Lol. I don't think it's actually him, but maybe the animators drew someone similar just for giggles.
Edit: The person on the bottom right part of the picture looks like an adult Rin.
Last edited by Ciao; 01-24-2013 at 09:24 PM.
omfg! is it really him?!
i dont think thats him lol
Worst photoshop edition ever
Gaara was unconscious he thought he had a chance
I wish that was him.... coulda ended Sakura in one hit
He cares about Gaara too you know.
Animators messed up... happens quite a lot... wrong character in the wrong scene... with so many characters, it is kinda understandable... I mean, not all animators will like Naruto... some of them won't care either....
That's def not Oro, the purple thing he uses isn't even there, so I say it's some woman with similar clothes....
By the way, there is something wrong with your picture, took me a while to open it (open image in a new tab) as it wouldn't open
he's sad gaaras dead because gaara was gonna help him get the sand out of his vaseline
Originally Posted by ThomasJeffersonwasasadist
he's sad gaaras dead because gaara was gonna help him get the sand out of his vaseline
guys im not saying the real oro was there but the animators drew oro there, i dont know what is wrong with these animators
He was probably worried about gaara.
Meh. It's obviously a person with long hair wearing the lighter suna-outfit like many others on this picture.
I just watched the episode and yes, it does look like him but I'm pretty sure it's a female.
The hair looks like his, but not really the clothes....
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The results will be spectacular if/when he assimilates.
Btw, Field's has really embraced the permitter three, and looks like an ace it.
Incidentally, MDA's favorite shot of them all, and arguably the most potent shot in the game.
If we were just hitting our shots we'd be alot better.
Idk bout you guys but we look alot better on D. Besides being smaller we look better.
I think once Brewer gets acclimated MDA will start using him.
Aahhh damn refs keep ruining the game
Billups is gonna be one hell of a player for this team. Anthony still needs a lot of work which is understandable. He will find his role.
Looks like MDA is gonna stick with running out his 8 man rotation tonight.
TD with the 3!!!! huge three especially for momentum going into the fourth.


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Tally ho chaps, what ho and all that, quite.
No one in England talks like this by the way which leads to the reason for this thread.
What is your perception of England? Do you know any English people (other than the legend that is WrongIslander) ? Do you know any English sports or customs? Do you know of English politics or TV, music. anything really.
I take interest in other people's cultures (big reason why I follow U.S. sports), suppose I'm just wondering if anyone else is like me.
Feel free to be as abusive as you wish as it really is a ****hole for the most part.
I have a few cousins in England actually, and an aunt.
When I first think about England, Britain in general actually, I think about their amazing taste in music (mostly alternative rock and such), soccer, and the Queen.
That accent is pretty G tho
the good thing about england is that i can understand everybody there...they speak english! lol
I think of:
Bill Odie, crumpet picnics by a grey beach, stabbings, CHAVs, mad cow disease, ugly women with enormous fun bags, Maurice Moss, The Queen's glove, Dafith Thomas, Karl Pilkington, Winston Churchill at a cocaine luncheon, BJs in Essex, Margerie Dawes, uncounted goals, Sooty Sweep and Sue, The school of silly walks, clouds, soccer riots, fish wrapped in newspaper, the inbetweeners, and last, but not least Dianna's vagina - not in it's current state of course.
looking fwd to seeing the relatives in Bristol next year.
England rocks
i think of david beckham and victoria beckham. the spice girls. harry potter. the queen. soccer. TV shows: "coupling" and UK version of "the office"
I know your all soccer(football) nuts. I've seen Green Street Hooligans lol.
I know you love cricket which in my opinion is kind of gay.
Big on rugby which is cool.
Rains all the time in England and Ireland.
Opposite roads would drive me insane.
But I have never been there so what do i know?
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Sadly, this holiday season, it seems the latter are turning up in greater numbers in our community.
First, some vandals, or perhaps more appropriately pyromaniacs, set fire to balled-up paper towels and burned the restrooms at the sparkling, new and improved Flournoy Park.
David Garcia, who coordinates maintenance at the city parks, said employees also found paper wadded in the same fashion inside the restrooms at the Little League field in Veterans Memorial Park.
Then, Beeville police investigators, along with tracking dogs and canine officers from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, searched for evidence at the disturbing scene of a burglary at Moreno Middle School which occurred early Tuesday morning.
The burglars caused extensive damage in several rooms, according to detectives, taking laptops from classrooms and chips and drinks from machines.
Windows were broken, computers and printers were knocked to the floor, pens and papers were scattered and Christmas decorations and other items were strewn over the floors of targeted rooms, including the main office complex and cafeteria.
Detective Lt. Richard Cantu said surveillance photos showed that all four intruders wore masks, hoodies and gloves to hide their identities. Police do not suspect Moreno students were involved in the destruction.
It's a shame that a few punks and thugs can try to ruin all the good that law-abiding citizens and taxpayers have done, making contributions throughout their lives to better the community.
The vast majority of our residents are good, decent folks who want to give back through such efforts as Christmas Angels, Toys for Tots, the Community Christmas Dinner or Aztec Chevrolet and H-E-B toy drive.
Another prime example: Two Moreno students, Ariana Hinojosa and Fatima Arrellano, are leading an effort by the National Junior Honor Society to sponsor a bake sale Saturday in the Bealls parking lot. Theirs is an effort to raise money to replace what was lost.
Their message: "The school has our backs, it is time for us to have its back."
Everybody they talked to is in agreement that they want to help. "They were pretty cool with it," Hinojosa said. And we are as well.
As for the vandals and thieves, we hope someone will turn them in anonymously to the police for the $1,000 rewards offered by Coastal Bend Crime Stoppers (362-0206 or coastalbendcrimestoppers.com). Perhaps some stiff fines and jail time will correct their thinking and actions.
Or maybe, as in the Grinch TV special, they will grow a heart someday, and learn to care about others more than their own warped, selfish motives.


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GRANVILLE, N.Y. Harry E. Lux Jr., 81, died Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2013, at his daughters home.
He was born June 2, 1932, in Elmont, N.Y., the son of Charles and Anna (Lauer) Schaefer, and the adopted son of Harry and Eleanor (Labassi) Lux.
He grew up in Jamaica, N.Y., where he attended Catholic schools.
He joined the U.S. Army on Oct. 12, 1949. He served proudly in the 82nd Airborne Division of the Rangers. He did his training in Germany, and then was sent to Korea. He was severely injured and returned home in June, 1952.
He married Marylee (Crosby) Lux on June 1, 1956.
He retired from the New York State Department of Corrections, where he worked as a senior engineer for 20 years.
He was a member of Henry Hose Fire Company for 30 years, and enjoyed all aspects of firefighting.
Survivors include four children: Linda (Lux) Barker and Lisa (Lux) Bailey, both of Granville, Harry E. Lux III of Landgrove, Vt., and Frank Church of Connecticut; eight grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.
He was predeceased by his wife, Marylee, on May 1, 2006, and a son, Edward Lux.
A funeral service will be held Saturday, Aug. 24, 2013, at 11 a.m. at the Robert M. King Funeral Home, 23 Church St., Granville, N.Y., with the Rev. Joseph Arockiasamy presiding. Burial will follow at Mettowee Cemetery.
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Lucas served with action
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – Attorney Mark E. Landers filed a quo warranto action on Feb. 8 in Ohio Supreme Court against Belmont County Sheriff Dave Lucas.
Now listed as case no. 13-0239, the action seeks the "immediate removal of the respondent (Lucas) from the office of Belmont County Sheriff and a declaration that Relator (Dick Flanagan) is entitled to the immediate possession of that office."
Lucas, a Republican, defeated Democratic candidate Dick Flanagan during the November general election and has been serving as sheriff since his official installation to the office last month.
Quo warrantos are "issued against a person or corporation for usurpation, misuse, or abuse of public office or corporate office or franchise."
The action states that Lucas was sworn into office Jan. 7, notwithstanding the fact that Flanagan believes he doesn't meet the requirements specified in Ohio Revised Code 311.01
The main issue in Flannagan's case is that of Lucas' qualifications to hold the office of sheriff.
In citing 311.01, it's stated that a qualified candidate:
- Has at least two years of supervisory experience as a peace officer at the rank of corporal or above, or has been appointed pursuant to section 5503.01 of the Revised Code and served at the rank of sergeant or above, in the five-year period ending immediately prior to the qualification date."
Five years prior to the qualification date would be Dec. 7, 2006. Lucas' official retirement from the sheriff's office was on Oct. 31, 2007.
After that, Lucas is listed as being employed by BCSO from 2007 until present as a reserve officer.
This was included in the qualification packet that Judge Jennifer Sargus' received and subsequently signed off on, giving her report back to the Belmont County Board of Elections.
Lucas has repeatedly stated his qualifications were valid, including releasing this statement:
"This issue was addressed through the election board in the past. My qualifications were certified by the judge and the election board. The people of Belmont County elected me to do a job and I'm going to do that job."
Lucas was appointed as a reserve officer, effective Oct. 31, 2007, easily distinguishable on paperwork sent from former sheriff Fred Thompson's office to Judge Sargus.
The appointment history lists that position, along with Lucas' full-time position with the BCSO and his part-time job with the Barnesville Police Department from 1978-1981. Those three positions are the only ones listed on his official work history that was submitted for qualification certification.
However, on the listing for reserve officer, a check mark was next to special, not full-time, on appointment status.
Court documents show that Lucas was official served the action on Feb. 14.
The quo warranto also states that Lucas had a residence in Charlotte County, Florida that was not listed on his qualification packet that was submitted with his candidacy.
The Charlotte County official records search website shows that on June 30, 2010, a Robert and Sharon Macleod signed over the dead to their property to a David M. and Barbara A. Lucas.
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Apple has announced that it had sold its three millionth iPad, about 80 days after its initial start of sale in the U.S. Sales of iPad indicate success of tablet PCs in general, which naturally causes anticipations of great sales of slate-type PCs by other manufacturers.
"People are loving iPad as it becomes a part of their daily lives. We are working hard to get this magical product into the hands of even more people around the world, including those in nine more countries next month," said Steve Jobs, Apple's chief executive officer.
Apple iPad is a universal media device that allows to read books, watch movies, browse the Internet, read electronic books and to do other things that do not require keyboard. There are and there will be more competing devices and therefore the early success of Apple iPad indicates the potential success of other devices.
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More Americans are keeping up with their mortgage payments, according to a quarterly report from the Mortgage Bankers Association.
As of Sept. 30, 6.4 percent of Americans with mortgages were behind on their payments, down from 7.4 percent a year earlier and the lowest level since the middle of 2008.
The figure includes those who are at least one payment late but not in the process of foreclosure. An additional 3.1 percent of mortgages were in foreclosure at the end of the quarter, down from 4 percent a year ago.
In Ohio, 7.9 percent of homeowners with mortgages were behind on payments, down from 8.6 percent a year earlier.
The Mortgage Bankers Association forecasts foreclosures and delinquencies to stay above normal levels for a while, in part because most troubled loans were initiated before 2007, when home prices were higher than they are today.
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The investigation continues into the shooting at the Navy Yard in Washington, DC. Authorities are trying to learn more about the shooter, Aaron Alexis. He received an honorable discharge from the Navy even after displaying a pattern of misconduct that included incidents involving guns. And members of Congress are asking whether security at the Navy Yard was adequate.


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The development center offers a range of services to members looking to become entrepreneurs, but it is also eyeing a younger demographic, hoping to convince some younger members to turn their per capita earnings into new businesses.
Every tribal member has his or her share of the casino earnings held in trust by the tribe until they turn 18. Several years ago, the tribe put in place a financial education system to help young members make good decisions with their windfall, which can be in the tens of thousands range.
But the development staff wants them to go beyond that, to help diversify the business offerings in Cherokee and simultaneously gain success in their own right.
"We're trying to tell these kids with the money they've got coming in when they graduate, you could actually start a business by yourself," said Gloria Griffin, director of the Cherokee Enterprise Development Center.
In 2012, the Cherokee Preservation Foundation, in concert with the development center, ran a business competition at Cherokee High School, giving $1,000 to the winner, who proposed an ice cream truck in the Cherokee area.
From there, Griffin said that they've offered the same services to students as they do to adult members — credit counseling, marketing, an eight-week crash course in owning your own business — and though the kids haven't jumped on those opportunities just yet, Griffin and her team are hoping they will, for their own future and for a more diverse, financially successfully Cherokee in the future.
"There are so many people wanting to go into the same business, like mowing, we had a lot of people wanting to go into mowing. There's just a lot of people that want to do that and that's only seasonal," said Griffin. "And then restaurants are just really hard to get into as a startup. They demand 100 percent of your time and you have to build a reputation. We need to diversify our businesses here on the Qualla boundary."
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During my sophomore year, I tried to make connections between baseball with some of my classes to help myself understand it better. As my junior year starts up, I'll try to do the same. I have a feeling that physics will relate a lot more to baseball than chemistry did (but then again, what does chemistry relate to that is of any importance at all?), and I already have a way that psychology can relate to our perspectives on the game. Though I'm sure Emily is a lot more qualified to talk about that than I am.
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I think Wags is going to turn out to be a great addition to the pen. He wants a job somewhere as a closer next year, so he is going to be working very hard to prove that he deserves it. Penny & Smoltz? Yes, both of them were low "risk" (dollar-wise) but it does beg the question – should we have been depending on two "low risk" players to help bolster our pitching staff? One or the other, alone, might have been more acceptable. And sorry, at least for now, Bowden has not been called up. September will be a wild ride for everyone.
Theo ripped us off:
giving us Masterson instead of Buchholz.
We got Hagadone too:
who throws 98 mph and such sort – but he won't be up in the majors til 2012 at the earliest.
In my opinion: Buchholz is a number 1: Masterson is a number 3.
it just doesn't work that way:
and Mark Shapiro shoulda held out until we got Buchholz.
Buchholz: is a real pitcher compared to Masterson:
Who is a relief pitcher. It is hard to convert – I have seen guys go down trying to make the transition.
That is why I don't see Masterson being great and dominant for a few years.
You guys are lucky that you got Victor: who is a beast might I say,… and Billy Wagner: who is a top gun closer.
He could now be the setup guy for Pap and could really set him up nicely.
The Red Sox needed to make that trade:
to get Victor because they didn't have any good hitting C.
Now in Victor they do! Good luck with him! Take care.
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Hey Elizabeth!
Victor Martinez did a decent-good job behind the dish when Wake was on the hill. I think that It's gonna be a Kottaras/Martinez catching situation next year, based on financial and future reasons. George is going to make $400k and Tek could make upwards of like $5Mil.
Good luck in school this year!!!!
Billy Wagner, though he did blow the all star game two years in a row, is a hugely underrated pitcher. The Mets should not have gotten rid of him, even if they have Rodriguez and Putz. You should re-sign him ASAP…except you do have quite a few closers already. But playing for a contender like the Sox will be great for Billy personally. Instead of finishing up this injury-plagued walk year for the Mets, he'll get a few holds and saves with the Sox. Plus, they'll get the draft picks via refused arbitration. Can't think of anyone who needs him, maybe the Phillies? Or the Angels?
I think the Wagner acquisition will be a really good one. Yes, he's coming back from injury but he's being asked to play a roll, not be the closer, so he shouldn't be feeling too much pressure. Best of luck in school this year. You're so adept at bringing baseball into your academic subjects!
I decided to check out your blog, and it's a really nice blog! I think that Billy Wagner will be a nice addition for the Red Sox, especially down the stretch.


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DA charges four in shotgun slaying committed during alleged botched drug deal
By André Coleman 01/31/2013
Three men and one woman have been charged in connection with the shotgun slaying of a Pasadena man during an alleged drug deal gone bad — the second gun-related killing in Pasadena in three weeks.
Arrested in connection with the Jan. 15 shooting death of 21-year-old Zane Goldstein of Pasadena were: Peter Parra, 35, an alleged gang member and parolee from Pasadena; Jessie Cabrera, 25, of North Hollywood; Raymond Frank Conchas Jr., 23, also of North Hollywood; and Stephanie Urias Jacquez, 20, Conchas' girlfriend and also a resident of North Hollywood.
On Friday, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office charged Jacquez with murder. Also on Friday, Parra, Cabrera and Conchas were charged with murder, second-degree robbery, murder in the commission of a robbery and intentional discharge of a firearm in connection with the death of Goldstein, according to Pasadena police Lt. Tracey Ibarra.
Authorities say Goldstein was shot in the head with a shotgun after attempting to sell a small amount of marijuana while sitting in a parked car on Chester Avenue, near Maple Street, with his brother, Zachary, 24.
Parra, Cabrera, Conchas and Jacquez are set to be arraigned Feb. 7 in Pasadena Superior Court.
This is the second recent shooting in Pasadena. On Christmas Day, 49-year-old Victor McClinton Jr., a law enforcement technician with the LA County Sheriff's Department and a well-known and much-beloved youth advocate, was shot and killed while standing in front of his Northwest Pasadena home. The man who police say was the intended target of the shooter, 24-year-old Damion Taylor, was hit while driving by McClinton's Newport Avenue house, but survived the attack.
Charged with murder in that case are Larry Darnell Bishop Jr., 20, of Chino, and an unidentified 17-year-old. Charged with being an accessory to the crime is Gary Arthur David, 20, of Pasadena. All three of those suspects have pleaded not guilty and are due back in court Feb. 15.
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La Crosse emergency responders say they're "very pleased" with the results of the mass casualty response drill held at Central High School on June 11.
On Wednesday, leaders from area emergency response crews met to discuss what went right and what can be improved upon if a situation like a chemistry lab explosion happened for real.
"This was a tremendous opportunity to practice what\'s called the 'incident command system,' which is a nationwide effort to have all response organizations manage their incidences in the same manor and in the same framework," said La Crosse County Emergency Response Management Coordinator Keith Butler. "They did a phenomenal job. They had a unified command center established with representatives of all the entities who would be involved in this sort of a disaster and coordinate."
Emergency responders from the La Crosse Police and Fire Departments, Tri-State Ambulance tested their response plans with the School District of La Crosse's emergency plans. Butler said the event organizers were impressed with how quickly emergency responders were able to find all of the patients. They anticipated crews to find everyone within 40-45 minutes.
"They were able to rescue all the people in 20 minutes, including the ones we had hidden in closets and other places we thought would be hard to find," Butler said.
The exercise also exposed a disconnect that Butler says needs to be addressed.
"We figured out that there is a disconnect between the school system keeping track of their students and staff following a disaster and the medical system who have patient confidentiality laws," Butler said. "We're trying to figure out how to marry those two together so we can keep accurate track of whose accounted for in an incident and whose been transported to hospitals. Right now, we don't have all the answers."
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This was the toon I created for Hunter Week last year, and who has been stuck at L17 ever since. I could, if I wanted, use my free boost to get her to 90 but as I'm strapped for cash, I'm going to level her the old-fashioned way. I doubt I'll head into a Dungeon because the Heirlooms will make the world XP more than adequate to get by. My gear will come just from rewards and drops. And I intend to slog it through every zone between here and the Shrine with just my mount and my knowledge of Warcraft to guide me. I'd love you to join me in this adventure, and more importantly I'm asking people to write about their experiences, and I'll be looking to share them as Guest Posts in the weeks that follow.
Yes, this is also a thinly-veiled request to ask people to help keep content on my pages until the Expansion finally arrives. Let's not be under any illusions here, it is really tough finding new stuff to write about on a daily basis and with no indication when the beta will appear... I want to keep the site running, and NOT be one of those people who vanishes because there's nothing 'important' going on in game. Yes, there may be distractions here and there (see the post coming up later on Hearthstone) but this is a place for World of Warcraft, and long may it continue.
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A Windward Oahu hillside property once proposed for a senior retirement home will now be preserved as open space forever under a land deal officially announced by the state Wednesday.
The birds were the stars of the show at the event held on the shoreline of the Hamakua Marsh.
Native Hawaiian waterbirds, endangered, but growing in numbers thanks to the joint efforts of federal, state and local community members.
"So really, what this project is, is a good demonstration area for what we can do in other areas," said David Smith, Department of Land and Natural Resources Fish and Wildlife Oahu Branch Manager.
The state is the proud new owner of 67 acres of the Hamakua hillside, and promises the land will never get built on or paved over.
It's a deal fulfilling a promise by Kaneohe Ranch to protect Hamakua Marsh.
"Occasionally, you get the opportunity to do exactly the right thing," said Mitch D'Olier, Kaneohe Ranch Management Ltd. president and CEO.
Together with a project underway to restore the ponds at adjacent Kawainui Marsh, the state is looking at improving and protecting the state's largest remaining natural wetland.
"Not just the bird resources, the wholistic resources of Hawaii, the watershed protecting the coral reefs. That's the message we want to get across," said William Aila, DLNR Chairman.
An on-going project is underway to improve the quality of the windward water system, with the wetlands playing an integral part of that.
"We've been studying the water from all the way down at the ocean, all the way up to the headwaters at this stream and so the idea to eventually tie the whole network together," said Smith. "How long that will take? It's hard to say."
"I've been working on this project for 30 years, so patience is definitely part of the equation," said Smith.
Past struggles to get this far is now water under the bridge. Time now to look forward to restoring a native forest on the hillside and making sure the birds make a healthy comeback.
The land deal cost $1.17 million with the state using $450,000 from its Legacy Land Conservation Program and the rest from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.


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Councilman Buddy Zavesky announced his resignation at Tuesday night's meeting and councilman Lionel Garcia resigned a day later. According to City Secretary Pam Long, city council has eight days to appoint a replacement for each position or an election would be required to fill the seats.
"Hopefully, council will appoint someone," Machacek said.
City Administrator Larry Zermeno also announced his resignation at Tuesday night's meeting, claiming the mayor and new city council members were intent on seizing operational control from him.
"It's a little disheartening that we couldn't work together," Machacek said. "I would have liked to have had everyone working together for the betterment of Goliad. I wish it didn't happen, but it did and we just have to deal with it."
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First off--she has said and its common knowledge she doesnt need the dollars as she is worth millions, so nothing like some drivers starting out who are struggling financially. She has already made plenty of money and she lives a very quiet simple life compared to others if youve heard her talking about her home/personal life.
Second--the only boss she needs to listen to is her own self judgment of what she is capable of or not. IF she follows what others want it will only get her mentally very distraught, as she was after Daytona and the Phx crashes? Can you imagine how bad she would feel if she failed miserably once in Cup? Iam hoping her family has something to say and she listens as she always says she makes her own decisions, but have to wonder?
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2 BRAD KESELOWSKI, Dodge
Team: Penske Racing
WHERE HE STANDS: After taking the early lead in the standings by winning the first race in the 10-race Chase for the Sprint Cup, Keselowski fell to second place after the second Chase race at New Hampshire, only to rally back with a win at Dover on Sunday to regain the points lead. He leads second-ranked Jimmie Johnson by five points and third-ranked Denny Hamlin by 16 points.
TALLADEGA RECORD: 7 career starts, 2 wins, 3 top-5s, 5 top-10s, 0 poles. Best career finish: 1st in spring 2009 and spring 2012. Finished fourth in this race last year; won this spring's race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: Keselowski is making a concerted effort to steal the championship away from defending champ Tony Stewart, five-time champ Jimmie Johnson and Denny Hamlin (also seeking his first Cup career title, like Keselowski). Now we head to Talladega, where Keselowski has been outstanding. Here are his thoughts on Sunday's race: "I really don't feel like we have any weaknesses on our team. In our two Chase wins, we've won on pure speed and we won on fuel mileage. To me, that's covering all of your bases. Now we get to the part of the schedule where I think our strengths will shine. I love racing at Talladega. We have a lot of confidence going back there as the winner of the spring race. There is still a lot of racing left to go in this Chase, but I like our position in the standings, for sure."
LOOKING BACK: Keselowski led just 14 laps at Dover and held off Jeff Gordon to win for the second time in the first three Chase races.
ETC.: Keselowski has completed 96.6 percent (1,291) of the 1,337 laps contested in his seven career Cup starts at Talladega. His average start is 18.4 and average finish is 13.0. He has 1 DNF there.
48 JIMMIE JOHNSON, Chevrolet
Team: Hendrick Motorsports
WHERE HE STANDS: After climbing to the top spot of the Sprint Cup standings following New Hampshire, Johnson fell back one spot to second place after Dover. He trails points leader Brad Keselowski by five points and leads third-ranked Denny Hamlin by 11 points.
TALLADEGA RECORD: 21 career starts, 2 wins, 5 top-5s, 9 top-10s, 1 poles. Best career finish: 1st in spring 2006 and spring 2011. Finished 26th in this race last year and was 35th in this year's spring race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: Johnson is in a perfect place at this point in the Chase. Unless he suffers catastrophic mechanical failure or gets caught up in wrecks in the next few races, the five-time champ has made it very clear he's on track to win title No. 6 this season. Here are his thoughts about Sunday's race: "Well, as you can probably see from our finishes this year, we haven't had a lot of luck at the restrictor-plate tracks. It definitely is the one track in the Chase I've kind of been a little concerned about. There are a lot of great tracks for the 48 coming up in the Chase, but this one is definitely one where anything can happen. There are so many things that are out of your control. There is a lot of room on this track to move around, though, obviously, and try things. I think the odds are in our favor to be able to finish one of these restrictor-plate races this year. At least I hope so."
LOOKING BACK: Johnson led 43 laps at Dover, but his car tailed off near the end, resulting in a still strong fourth-place finish. Unfortunately, he lost his one-week hold on the top spot in the overall Chase for the Sprint Cup standings.
ETC.: Johnson has completed 93.3 percent (3,717) of the 3,983 laps contested in his 21 career starts at Talladega. His average start is an outstanding 9.5 and average finish is 17.7. He also has a career-high 8 DNFs there.
11 DENNY HAMLIN, Toyota
Team: Joe Gibbs Racing
WHERE HE STANDS: After entering the Chase No. 1, then falling into a three-way tie for fourth after the Chase opener at Chicago, Hamlin moved up to third place after winning at New Hampshire and remained there after Dover. He trails points leader Brad Keselowski by 16 points and second-ranked Jimmie Johnson by 11 points and leads fourth-ranked Clint Bowyer by nine points.
TALLADEGA RECORD: 13 career starts, 0 wins, 3 top-5s, 5 top-10s, 0 poles. Best career finish: third in spring 2008. Finished eighth in this race last year, fell to 23rd in this year's spring race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: Hamlin made a big statement by winning at Loudon, but much of what he gained was lost with his less than sterling finish at Dover on Sunday. Still, Hamlin is very much in the championship battle. Here are his thoughts heading into Talladega: "We can handle (being just 16 points out of first place), no problem. There's nothing we can't handle on the race track. I think our performance (at Dover) is a testament to where we're heading. (Talladega) is an absolute crapshoot, but it's going to be for everyone. We have to know who we're racing. We have to make smart decisions and keep all the fenders on it. Typically, most superspeedways I'm right in it until the very end and get caught up in a wreck. My job (this) week is to make sure to concentrate on that weekend, not look forward and focus on getting the most points possible."
LOOKING BACK: Hamlin led 39 laps at Dover, but like Johnson, his car tailed off near the end because he had to stop late for fuel, lest he run out of gas. That hurt him greatly, leaving him with an eighth-place finish rather than what likely would have been a top-three showing.
ETC.: Hamlin has completed just 94.0 percent (2,322) of the 2,471 laps contested in his 13 career starts at Talladega. His average start there is 18.7 and average finish is 18.2. He also has 2 DNFs there.
15 CLINT BOWYER, Toyota
Team: Michael Waltrip Racing
WHERE HE STANDS: Bowyer climbed one spot, from fifth to fourth, after Dover. He's 25 points behind points leader Brad Keselowski, nine points behind third-ranked Denny Hamlin and leads Kasey Kahne and Tony Stewart, who are tied for fifth place, by seven points.
TALLADEGA RECORD: 13 career starts, 2 wins, 4 top-5, 7 top-10s, 0 poles. Best career finish: first in fall 2010 and fall 2011. Finished first in this race last year; ended up sixth in this year's spring race there.


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Brandon budget forces layoffs; town faces deficitJuly 08,2014By Bruce Edwards
BRANDON – Voters in two weeks will decide the fate of a fourth municipal budget - one that is $120,000 less than the budget soundly rejected last month.
But the board was also given some grim news that the town is facing a deficit in the neighborhood of $50,000.
The $3,098,670 fiscal 2014-15 budget will cost the jobs of two Public Works Department employees. One union layoff is year round; the other layoff is for part of the year. The latter will be asked to return for plowing in winter.
The amount to be raised by taxes is $2,493,995.
The board also sliced $38,000 from the Police Department budget and made a sundry of other cuts.
Included in the budget is a hoped for savings of $13,000 by requiring a 5 percent contribution by union workers to pay for their health insurance premiums. The outcome will be decided in union negotiations that have yet to begin.
The meeting was the last of several held since the June vote to come up with a budget number that would pass voter scrutiny.
Last year it took four votes to pass a budget.
With no budget in place, the town was forced to obtain a $1.5 million line of credit at a local bank to keep the town running through Sept. 30.
Town Clerk and Treasurer Susan Gage said the town is facing a deficit of roughly $50,000 from the fiscal year that just ended. With no reserve fund to absorb the shortfall, Gage said by state law the town has no choice but add the deficit amount to property owners' tax bills. She said the exact amount won't be known until the books are closed.
Gage said the problem isn't overspending but unpaid taxes.
For the fiscal year that just ended, delinquent taxes totaled $278,379. Total delinquent taxes owed the town total $694,486.
The town is also owed several hundred thousand dollars in delinquent water bills.
Gage said there is no room for error when it comes to the new budget. "It's tight, it's very tight," she said. "It's frightening to me."
Board members said the town is ramping up its efforts to more aggressively collect back taxes, including publishing the names of delinquent taxpayers.
The five-person board faced a few exasperated townspeople, who turned out for last night's meeting in the basement of the Town Hall. One person accused the board of not listening to voters after the May budget defeat and then presented the exact same budget again last month.
"People saw that as arrogance," the man said.
Others raised concerns about the union negotiating process while others questioned why the board wasn't looking to cut the Recreation Department. That brought a sharp rebuke from Cindy Bell, who reminded voters that would leave town youth with too much time on their hands. "We already have a drug problem in Brandon," Bell said.
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Who says cats and dogs don't get along?
The Dallas Zoo this week celebrated special birthdays for two of its unlikely inhabitants -- best friends Winspear the cheetah and Amani the Labrador.
The pairing may sound like an odd couple, but the animals have spent the first year of their lives together without any issues.
"They're best buds," said Sean Green, vice president of guest experiences at the Dallas Zoo. "A lot of people have said, 'How does that work?' To be honest with you, since about two to three months of age, they've been paired up together."
On Thursday, they both turned 1 year old.
So, how did these two celebrate their birthdays? With a giant red, white and blue popsicle.
"With over 30 gallons of water, 2% milk, and low-sodium chicken broth for flavoring, they LOVED it!" a post on the Dallas Zoo's Facebook page said.