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Question from Sean Williams on 04-24-2003:
|Is it ever permitted to wear vestment colors other than those listed in the GIRM for a special occasion (e.g., blue for a Marian feast)? Also, on Holy Saturday, is it permitted to have a memorial service, as long as it does not involve exposition of the Blessed Sacrament?
Answer by Colin B. Donovan, STL on 05-01-2003:
| No liturgies, whatsoever, are permitted on Holy Saturday, prior to the Vigil Mass. Nor may Communion be given, except to the dying.
Blue is not a color recognized for the United States. This would not forbid its use in decoration of a white vestment, the proper color for Our Lady's feasts.
GIRM 346. As to the color of sacred vestments, the traditional usage is to be retained: namely,
1. White is used in the Offices and Masses during the Easter and Christmas seasons; also on celebrations of the Lord other than of his Passion, of the Blessed Virgin Mary, of the Holy Angels, and of Saints who were not Martyrs; on the Solemnities of All Saints (1 November) and of the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist (24 June); and on the Feasts of Saint John the Evangelist (27 December), of the Chair of Saint Peter (22 February), and of the Conversion of Saint Paul (25 January).
2. Red is used on Palm Sunday of the Lord's Passion and on Good Friday, on Pentecost Sunday, on celebrations of the Lord's Passion, on the feasts of the Apostles and Evangelists, and on celebrations of Martyr Saints.
3. Green is used in the Offices and Masses of Ordinary Time.
4. Violet or purple is used in Advent and of Lent. It may also be worn in Offices and Masses for the Dead (cf. below).
5. Besides violet, white or black vestments may be worn at funeral services and at other Offices and Masses for the Dead in the Dioceses of the United States of America.
6. Rose may be used, where it is the practice, on Gaudete Sunday (Third Sunday of Advent) and on Laetare Sunday (Fourth Sunday of Lent).
7. On more solemn days, sacred vestments may be used that are festive, that is, more precious, even if not of the color of the day.
8. Gold or silver colored vestments may be worn on more solemn occasions in the dioceses of the United States of America.
Once again, our 'pastor' went all out to celebrate the Midnight Mass at 7pm on Christmass Eve. The altar sported a floor length red altar cloth with embroidered panels hanging down (and a small white handkerchief for the chalice). He was dressed in red! Later that night, I watched the mass from the National Cathedral in Washington where everyone was vested in white. On Christmas day, I watched the bishop's (prerecorded) mass. He too was dressed in white.
According to all of my research, corroborated by this response at EWTN, the proper vestment color for the Midnight Mass is white. Reading through the EWTN response, there is that exception posted at #7.
My question to all of you - what color vestments did your priest wear at whichever Christmas you attended?
This would imply that the kneelers were previously removed, is that so?
Here in the Diocese of Albany NY, the bishop unleashed Dr. Fr. Vosko, "the wreckovator of churches" on the US, after he applied his "progressive" and "innovative" wizzardry on the local area churches. Most of those renovations included removing the kneelers. The USCCB and the Vatican have ruled that kneelers are required in ALL Catholic churches. Gradually, the kneelers are being replaced. It would seem that your church is pulling into compliance with the GIRM.
*On more solemn days, sacred vestments may be used that are festive, that is, more precious, even if not of the color of the day.*
That's his "out" clause ... lol!
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That's the color I've seen.
While visiting family for Thanksgiving, we went to a church in NJ that Sunday for an Advent Mass during which the priest wore blue. The choir wore blue too, and even the lectors had clothing that featured blue in it - I mean a really strong bright blue. It almost looked consciously coordinated, something like, "We do *blue* here, so there!" (It also struck me as odd that the choir occupied the first several rows of pews in the church, with the choir conductor and piano/organ right there too).
I don't get it - why blue for the priest vestments? If it is some symbol of disobedience, then where did it come from as such a symbol to latch onto? Why would blue vestments even be made by vestment companies if the color itself isn't permitted?
From CatholicLiturgy.com
Can blue replace violet as the liturgical color during Advent?
Blue is not a normal liturgical color and has only been given special use in Mexico for Marian feasts and is also frequently used in conjunction with white on Marian feast days elsewhere. Advent is a season of penance, meant to prepare the faithful for the coming of Christ. There is not any document allowing for the replacement of violet with blue during Advent.
According to the General Instruction of the Roman Missal:
"Traditional usage should be retained for the vestment colors.
a.White is used in the offices and Masses of the Easter and Christmas seasons; on feasts and memorials of the Lord, other than of his passion; on feasts and memorials of Mary, the angels, saints who were not martyrs, All Saints (1 November), John the Baptist (24 June), John the Evangelist (27 December), the Chair of St. Peter (22 February), and the Conversion of St. Paul (25 January).
b.Red is used on Passion Sunday (Palm Sunday) and Good Friday, Pentecost, celebrations of the Lord's passion, birthday feasts of the apostles and evangelists, and celebrations of martyrs.
c.Green is used in the offices and Masses of Ordinary Time.
d.Violet is used in Lent and Advent. It may also be worn in offices and Mass for the dead.
e.Black may be used in Masses for the dead.
f.Rose may be used on Gaudete Sunday (Third Sunday of Advent) and Laetare Sunday (Fourth Sunday of Lent).
The conference of bishops may choose and propose to the Apostolic See adaptations suited to the needs and cultures of peoples."--n. 308
Came across this nifty reference guide. Never knew the proper names for each garment, and found this helpful. ;-D
Under the Jewish law every detail of the vestments used in the worship of God was provided for by divine command. The garb of the high priest and his assistants was specified most minutely as to material and form, and observance of these rules was enjoined under the severest penalties. The veneration of the Jewish people for the vestments of the high-priest was so great that they kept a lamp constantly burning before the repository of the sacred robes, just as we do now before the Blessed Sacrament.
When Christianity arose, no divine command was given concerning the dress to be worn by the priests of God. This was left to the judgment of the heads of the Church, and in the different ages of her history many changes have been made in the number and form and material of the priestly vestments.
There is no record of any special form of them during the first four centuries. It is probable that the garb of the clergy in those times was the common dress of laymen. The outer garments worn by men of those days were long and flowing, a modified form of the old Roman toga; and consequently the vestments used in the divine service took the same general form. Gradually the custom was introduced of making them of rich and costly materials, to add greater beauty thereby to the rites of religion. When the hardy barbarians of the North had overwhelmed the luxurious nations of southern Europe and had brought in their own fashions of dress, the Church did not see fit to change the garb of her ministers as worn at the services of her ritual, but she permitted them to change their ordinary dress to some extent, and forbade them to wear their vestments except while officiating at sacred rites.
The Church ordinarily permits the use of [four] colors in the sacred vestments -- white, red, green, [and] violet... Gold may be used as a substitute for white, red or green.
Each of these colors has its own meaning. The Sacrifice of the Mass is offered for many purposes and in honor of many classes of saints; and these various purposes are all designated and symbolized by the color of the vestments which the Church prescribes for each Mass.
When are these colors used? When the Church wishes to denote purity, innocence or glory, she uses white; that is, on the feasts of our Lord and of the Blessed Virgin, on the festivals of angels and of all saints who were not martyrs. Red is the color of fire and of blood; it is used in Masses of the Holy Ghost, such as on Pentecost, to remind us of the tongues of fire -- and on the feasts of all saints who shed their blood for their faith. The purple or violet is expressive of penance; it is used during Lent and Advent (except on saints' days), and also on the sorrowful festival of the Holy Innocents. [White] is the color of [the resurrection and so is used in masses] for the dead. Red is used on Good Friday and Palm Sunday. Green is the color which denotes the growth and increase of our holy Church, and is also symbolic of hope; it is used at various times of the year, on days that are not saints' days.
The black gown of the priest, called a cassock or soutane, is not a vestment. It is simply the ordinary outer garb [of a priest used frequently in the past. The Columbia Encyclopedia states: "The cassock, a close-fitting gown buttoning down the front and reaching to the feet, is not a vestment so much as the daily uniform of the Western priest."
Today a priest might be seen in regular "street clothing", or in a shirt with a Roman collar, and in a more formal setting a suit with a clerical shirt. The color is usually black. This is his normal working uniform when he is not officiating at a liturgy or performing a sacrament.]
The vestments worn by the priest at Mass are as follows: the alb, the cincture, the stole, and the chasuble; and at certain other services he may use the cope, the humeral veil and the surplice. Each of these has its own history and its own symbolical meaning...
The Alb. The long linen gown worn by the priest is called the alb, meaning simply the white garment... It is a survival of the white Roman toga. Its white color denotes the necessity of purity, both of soul and body, in him who offers the Lam of God to the Father.
The Cincture. This is the proper name for the girdle worn around the waist to bind the alb closely to the body. In some countries it is of the same color as the vestments used, but among us it is generally white. It is made of braided linen, or sometimes of wool... [Exod. 29:9 "and you shall gird [Aaron and his sons] with sashes and tie headdresses on them; and the priesthood shall be theirs by a perpetual ordinance." NRSV]
The Stole. At Mass, and also in nearly every other religious function, the priest wears around his neck a long narrow vestment, the ends hanging down in front. The deacon at ... Mass wears a similar vestment, but in a different manner -- diagonally from his left shoulder to his right side. The stole came into use about the fourth century, and was originally a sort of robe or cloak; but its form was gradually modified until it became a narrow strip. It is said by some to have been the court uniform of Roman judges, and to have been adopted by the Church to denote the authority of her ministers...
The Chasuble. The most conspicuous part of the costume of the priest at Mass is the chasuble, the large vestment worn on the shoulders and hanging down in front and behind. The rear portion is often, though not always, ornamented with a large cross.
The word chasuble is from the late Latin "casula," a little house, because it is, as it were, a shelter for the priest...
This vestment has been greatly altered during the centuries of its history. It was originally a large mantle or cloak, with an opening for the head in the center, and had to be raised at the sides to allow the hands to be extended outside the cloak. The assistants at the Mass were obliged to help the priest by holding up the sides of the chasuble...[due to its size and weight if heavily ornamented].
The Cope and Veil. The cope... was originally worn only in outdoor processions, and was considered merely as a rain-cloak, as is shown by its Latin name, pluviale, a protection against rain. The cape attached to it, which now has no use whatever, is a reminder of the large hood formerly used to cover the head in stormy weather. Our English name, cope, is from the Latin "cappa," a cape. [Click here to see a modern cope.]
The humeral veil was worn on the shoulders of the priest at the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament when he held the Sacred Host for the blessing of the people, and also when he carried the Blessed Sacrament in procession.
The Surplice. It may be well also to say a word about this vestment, which is worn over the cassock at the administration of the Sacraments and at various services of the Church. It is the special garb of clerics not in sacred orders, and its use is tolerated for lay altar-boys, or acolytes, in our churches.
In its present form it is one of the most modern of vestments. The word surplice is from the Latin "superpellicium" -- a dress worn over furs. In the Middle Ages it was allowed to the monks in cold countries to have fur garments, and over these a linen gown was Surplice worn in choir. It was later considered practically as an alb, and in the twelfth century it was usually so long that it reached the feet. Gradually it was made shorter, and about the seventeenth century the custom began of ornamenting it with lace.
The Tunic and the Dalmatic. The tunic is the vestment of subdeacons (ordination to the subdeaconite was discontinued after Vatican II), the dalmatic of deacons. They are usually exactly alike, although, strictly speaking, the tunic should be of smaller size than the dalmatic. Each is of about the same length as the chasuble of the priest. These vestments hang from the shoulders, which are covered by projecting flaps; these are sometimes connected under the arms, so as to resemble short sleeves. The color, of course, varies according to the Mass, and on the back are usually two ornamental vertical stripes, but no cross. [A deacon will now often appear in just alb and stole.]
A tunic signifies simply an outer garment. The dalmatic gets its name from a Roman garment made of wool from the province of Dalmatia, worn under the outer clothing in ancient times...
Keyword = LIBERAL! My pastor wore blue throughout Advent, hung a floor to ceiling banner in blue behind the altar - after he removed the Risen Christ statue from the wall (we're only allowed to have a crucifix during Lent). Like your parish, mine is run by liberals. When I commented about the absence of a crucifix, the pastor's response was: "Christ ONLY hung on the cross for 3 hours; He is risen forever". BTW, a canon lawyer has just confirmed my worst suspicions. The absence of a crucifix "near or on the altar" during the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, renders it illicit.
Perhaps the liberal "in your face" attitude - blue during Advent, red on Christmas - is intended to be a show of defiance. That is why I posted this thread. Check the dates at the top. The question AND response are both dated this year.
The selflessness of your wife and the other women (what no men? ... just kidding!) will be richly rewarded some day. Thank you for sharing that story.
You mention that this is a new congregation. Is this in any way the result of the ECUSA decision this year?
Blue vestments were worn during Advent in the Sarum Rite, which was the most widely used liturgy in England before the Reformation. Why modern American Catholic priests would wear blue is a mystery to me.
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The following testimony was adduced at trial. Jersey City police officer Dino Nerney testified at trial that at approximately 7 p.m. on December 12, 2004, he was conducting narcotics surveillance from the back of an unmarked undercover SUV in the area of Bayview Avenue and Martin Luther King Drive (MLK). He was backed up by officers Edward Nieves and Scott Rodgers as a "perimeter unit" in another unmarked vehicle. Nieves testified that the area was chosen for surveillance because, "its a known high narcotics area" and complaints of drug activity had been received from neighborhood residents.
When he parked, Nerney saw a man later identified as defendant standing on the southwest corner of MLK wearing a camouflage coat, blue jeans, and a beige knit cap. After about two minutes, a black woman approached the south corner of MLK and waved to the defendant. Nerney was about fifteen to twenty feet away and had a clear, unobstructed view as the defendant crossed the street to meet the woman. After a brief conversation, the woman handed defendant what Nerney described as "green paper currency," that defendant placed in his pocket. The defendant and the woman walked in front of Nerney's SUV and stopped a few feet from a driveway to the Sacred Heart School. Using binoculars, Nerney saw defendant walk five or ten feet away from the woman, bend down, and pick up a clear plastic bag from the grass next to the sidewalk curb. He removed a small, shiny object from the bag, replaced the bag in the grass, walked back to the woman and handed her the object. The woman then walked away, heading eastbound on Bayview Avenue toward Ocean Avenue.
Based on his training and experience, Nerney concluded that he had witnessed a drug transaction. He radioed Nieves and Rodgers to stop the woman. But he then saw defendant start to follow her. Nerney suspected that defendant was making sure that the woman was not arrested. He explained it was common practice for drug dealers to follow a buyer to see whether they were stopped by the police. As a result, Nerney instructed the other officers to "back off" and not arrest the woman so that he could focus upon the activities by defendant as a drug seller.
After a moment defendant crossed the street and entered a house in the middle of the block and which Nerney believed to be 156 Bayview Avenue, although he later said he was not sure of the exact address. After about five minutes, defendant came out of the house wearing the same clothes. He walked past the SUV, and Nerney said he was "100 percent sure" it was the same man he saw selling drugs. Nerney radioed Nieves and Rodgers to arrest defendant and told them that defendant's "stash" was on the ground near the school. After defendant was arrested, Nerney circled the area in the SUV to look for the woman purchaser, but he was unsuccessful.
Officer Edward Nieves testified that he and Officer Rodgers were on duty in an unmarked vehicle as a perimeter unit working with Officer Nerney who was in the area of Bayview Avenue and MLK. Nieves and Rodgers sat a few blocks away waiting for Nerney to provide them with any description of individuals who needed to be stopped or arrested. Nerney eventually radioed the unit to stop a black female wearing a black leather jacket and blue jeans, but as they started toward Bayview and MLK, Nerney instructed them to back off. Later Nerney radioed them with a description and location of defendant and told them to stop him. After Nieves and Rodgers stopped defendant west of MLK on Bayview Avenue, Nerney radioed Rodgers to check the area for a stash location while Nieves remained with the defendant. Once Rodgers returned with a plastic bag containing drugs, Nieves placed defendant under arrest. He then searched the defendant and found two $5 bills and thirty-one $1 bills in his jacket pocket.
Rodgers testified that he and Nieves received the description of a suspect from Nerney and were instructed to stop him. Rodgers said when they stopped defendant, they advised him of the investigation, patted him down for weapons and made sure that he was secure. He then radioed Nerney, who gave him directions to where he believed the stash was located. Rodgers said he found the stash near the Sacred Heart School by a black metal fence with a small curb. The stash was in a bag with a butterfly logo placed in the grass on the inside of the curb so it could not be seen from the street. The bag contained twenty-six vials of a substance later identified as cocaine.
Sergeant Wally Wolfe of the Jersey City Police Department was qualified as an expert in the area of narcotics packaging and distribution. He testified that a vial of cocaine is typically sold for $10 on the streets of Jersey City. He said a dealer usually does not have his cocaine stash on his person, but keeps it within his sight. He opined that the quantity of cocaine and its location indicated an intent to distribute.
On cross-examination Wolfe answered that the area of Bayview Avenue and MLK was a well-known cocaine market and that in such a high-narcotics area there could be a myriad of stash locations. He said that drug dealers carefully watched their stash and that it was not common for a dealer to leave his stash in a clear plastic bag lying in the grass. He also said that it would have been unwise for a dealer to leave his stash and walk into a residence.
The defense witnesses were George Kelly, Jr. and Graham Speaks. Kelly testified he lived at 156 Bayview Avenue in Jersey City, the house that Nerney believed defendant entered after the transaction. Kelly said that he recognized Goines and believed that he lived down the street at 150 Bayview Avenue. Speaks testified he lived at 150 Bayview Avenue and that Mary Speaks, defendant's grandmother, also lived there. Speaks testified that on Sunday, December 12, 2004, he returned home from church at about 2 p.m. He saw defendant in the guest room watching a pro football game and joined him until just before dinner at 6 p.m. After dinner he and defendant watched the game until it was over. He said defendant left the house at about 7 p.m.
On appeal, defendant raises the following legal arguments:
POINT II - The DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO DUE PROCESS OF LAW AS GUARANTEED BY THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT TO THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AND ARTICLE I, PAR. 1, OF THE NEW JERSEY CONSTITUTION WAS VIOLATED BY THE FAILURE OF THE TRIAL COURT TO INSTRUCT THE JURORS ACCURATELY AND COMPLETELY ON THE LAW OF SCHOOL DRUG CRIMES. (Not Raised Below.)
POINT III - STATE'S RELIANCE ON ABSENTEE WITNESSES TO IMPLICATE DEFENDANT IN THE COMMISSION OF THE CRIMES VIOLATED THE DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO CONFRONT WITNESSES AS GUARANTEED BY THE SIXTH AMENDMENT TO THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AND ARTICLE I, PAR. 10 OF THE NEW JERSEY CONSTITUTION AND THE DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO DUE PROCESS OF LAW AS GUARANTEED BY THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT OF THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION ARTICLE I, PAR. 1 OF THE NEW JERSEY CONSTITUTION. (Not Raised Below.)
POINT V - THE DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO DUE PROCESS OF LAW AS GUARANTEED BY THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT TO THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AND ARTICLE I, PAR. 1 OF THE NEW JERSEY CONSTITUTION WAS VIOLATED BY PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT. (Not Raised Below.)
POINT VI - THE DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO DUE PROCESS OF LAW AS GUARANTEED BY THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT TO THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AND ARTICLE I, PAR. 1 OF THE NEW JERSEY CONSTITUTION WAS VIOLATED WHEN THE STATE'S LAY WITNESS RENDERED HIGHLY PREJUDICIAL OPINIONS THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN EXCLUDED. (Not Raised Below.)
Defendant's major argument is that the trial judge erred in failing to grant his motion for judgment of acquittal at the conclusion of the trial because the State's proofs were insufficient to convict him of distribution or possession with intent to distribute a controlled dangerous substance within 1,000 feet of school property and, alternatively, that the trial judge failed to adequately instruct the jury on the issue of whether the property in question was actually used for school purposes at the time of the offense.
A motion for judgment of acquittal will generally be denied if there is sufficient evidence to warrant conviction. R. 3:18-1. The trial judge must evaluate the sufficiency of the evidence in determining whether the State met its burden to all elements of the charged crime under the following standard:
Whether, viewing the State's evidence in its entirety, be that evidence direct or circumstantial, and giving the State the benefit of all its favorable testimony and all of the favorable inferences which reasonably could be drawn therefrom, a reasonable jury could find guilt of the charge beyond a reasonable doubt. [State v. Reyes, 50 N.J. 454, 459 (1967).]
See also State v. Samuels, 189 N.J. 236, 245 (2007).
The applicable statute, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7, provides that a person who distributes or possesses a controlled dangerous substance with the intent to distribute within 1,000 feet of school property is guilty of a third-degree offense, and a person convicted of this offense must serve a mandatory prison term. The State is obliged to prove that the defendant was within the 1,000 foot distance and that the property in question was used for school purposes "regularly, consistently, and actually." State v. Thomas, 132 N.J. 247, 258-59 (1993). It is not necessary for the State to prove that defendant intended to distribute drugs within the 1,000 foot zone as long as it can establish that possession was within the zone coupled with an intent to distribute generally. State v. Bethea, 243 N.J. Super. 280 (App. Div.), certif. denied, 122 N.J. 401 (1990). The State need not prove that the defendant knew the property in question was school property, but it must prove that an objectively reasonable person would know it. State v. Ivory, 124 N.J. 582, 592-93 (1991); State v. White, 360 N.J. Super. 406, 412 (App. Div. 2003).
The use of the property for school purposes is an essential element for the State's requisite proofs. Ivory, supra, 124 N.J. at 587. As we stated in State v. King, 248 N.J. Super. 173, 177 (App. Div. 1991),
The unique feature of N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7 is that it mandates minimum prison terms.
These are to be imposed upon any person who possesses with intent to distribute a controlled dangerous substance 'while on any school property used for school purposes . . . or within 1,000 feet of such school property' (emphasis supplied). Since the purpose of the statute is to protect children of elementary and secondary school age from exposure to drug trafficking, there would be no point in extending the reach of a statute to 'school property' used for other than school purposes.
The statute provides in part that if the State produces a properly authenticated map accompanied by an authorizing ordinance, the map "shall constitute prima facie evidence of the location and boundaries of [the 1,000 foot school zone]."
N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7. The Supreme Court held in Thomas that the statute creates a presumption as a permissive inference sufficient to make out a prima facie case as to the required element that the property be used for school purposes. Thomas, supra, 132 N.J. at 254; N.J.R.E. 303. Defendant cites State v. Tarver, 272 N.J. Super. 414, 428 (App. Div. 1994) in support of his application for acquittal, but the case is factually distinguishable. There we held that it was error not to grant a judgment of acquittal in a school zone case at the conclusion of proofs when the State produced a map in light of a defense witness's unrebutted testimony that the school had been closed months before the defendant's arrest at the scene. Id. at 429-30. In the instant case, however, the police witness testified that the Sacred Heart School and the driveway were located on the map, and the defense offered no contradictory proof. Therefore, the map created a presumption and prima facie case that the Sacred Heart School was used for school purposes at the time of the alleged offense, and defendant's motion for judgment of acquittal was properly denied.
Moreover, the State need not rely exclusively on the presumption created by a map of the school zone but may introduce other proofs to show that the property was used for school purposes. The question then is whether viewing the State's evidence in its entirety and giving it the benefit of favorable inferences which reasonably could be drawn from its proofs, a reasonable jury could find guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. State v. Martinez, 97 N.J. 567, 571-72 (1984).
In the instant case, the State presented the following testimony relating to the location of the school and its use for school purposes. When referring to the map, Officer Nerney testified, "This is the driveway to the school right here."
Again when describing the scene of the drug transaction, Officer Nerney states,
A I think there's [sic] a couple of lights up on the school. I'm not sure how many lights are there. But this is a school right here. And I think the nuns park their cars in there all the time -
Q: Okay.
A: - In the school.
The detective further testified that at the time of the offense it was around 7:00 p.m. in December, "so it's not too much [traffic] around the school itself."
Officer Nerney also referenced the school at the following points during direct examination:
Q: Okay. Now what are you pointing to?
A: This is Sacred Heart School, box number 48.
Q: Okay. And what's the-the darker areas indicate on this map?
A: It shows that it's 1000 feet of a school-
A: -drug free zone.
Q: And what's that area you're circling on the map there?
A: That's box number 48, Sacred Heart School.
Q: Okay. And Sacred Heart School is significant, could you just reiterate for the jury?
A: Because the sale-the drugs that he possessed [. . .] were within 1000 feet of the school. . . . .
Q: That darker block there inside the lighter block indicates Sacred Heart School, Officer?
A: Yes.
Q: Okay. And that's where the drugs were located?
Q: Okay. Thank you, Officer. I just want to show you just a quicker - could you identify this as well?
A: Yeah, this is a blow-up of that same area with Sacred Heart School, number 48. . . . .
Q: Is that the fence area by Sacred Heart School?
A: Yes, that's the fence area, yeah. . . . Yeah, that's, that's the school with the fence. . . .
Q: But this accurately reflects the way the school and the corner looked-
A: Yeah, that's how-
Q: -on the day in question.
A: -it looked, yeah, exactly, yes.
Q: Okay. And, Officer, it was your understanding that evening that that was recovered near Sacred Heart School?
A: Yes, it was.
Q: Okay. And, Officer, to your knowledge is Sacred Heart School now being used for school purposes?
A: Yes, it is.
Defendant points out that Nerney responded affirmatively to the prosecutor's question at to whether the property is "now being used for school purposes," but not whether it was so used at the time of the alleged offense. Accordingly, he argues that the State failed to prove an essential element of the school zone offense. However, a review of Officer Nerney's entire testimony satisfies us that he indicated the property was used for school purposes at the time of the crime. He said the school zone map accurately represented the way the school and the corner looked on December 12, 2004. He repeatedly referred to the property as a school while he described his observations of defendant's activities, and his testimony on the issue was uncontroverted. The State is not required to disprove every possible contingency. Thomas, supra, 132 N.J. at 259. As we stated in our decision in State v. Thomas, 256 N.J. Super. 563 (App. Div. 1992), "As a matter of common experience, a school is used for school purposes. The inferred fact, use of property for school purposes, reasonably flows from the fact already established, by the existence of a school." Id. at 569-70 (quoted with approval in Thomas, supra, 132 N.J. at 259).
Based upon the authenticated municipal map of the drug-free zone and the testimony from State witnesses, we find that a reasonable jury could conclude beyond a reasonable doubt that defendant distributed drugs within 1,000 feet of school property that was used for school purposes. Accordingly, the motion was properly denied.
We next consider defendant's argument that the trial court's instructions did not provide the jury with the requisite legal criteria for a school zone offense under N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7. It is the obligation of the trial judge, whether or not requested, to instruct fully, clearly and accurately as to each of the elements of the offense. State v. Adams, 194 N.J. 186, 207 (2008); State v. Green, 86 N.J. 281, 290 (1981). In the instant case the judge charged the jury as follows:
The final charge says that the defendant possessed with intent to distribute a controlled dangerous substance on or near school property used for school purposes. Any - and the statute says: "Any person who violates the law by possessing with intent to distribute a controlled dangerous substance while on any school property used for school purposes, which is owned by any elementary or secondary school or school board, or within 1000 feet of that school property, is guilty of a crime."
So the elements that the State is required to prove beyond a reasonable doubt is that S-4 in evidence is cocaine. The defendant possessed or had it under his control. That he had the intent to distribute S-4 while he had it under his control. That he acted knowingly and purposely in doing so. And in addition to proving those four elements which I've just explained to you, that he was on or was in, was in 1000 feet of any school property.
So the only element new - I've explained all those elements to you except this last one. And I'm going to tell you the term "school property" means any property which is used for school purposes and is owned by or leased to an elementary school, secondary school or school board.
The 1000 feet zone extends from the outermost boundary of the school property and not from the school building itself. It does not matter whether the school is public, private or parochial. It's no defense to this charge that no juveniles were present on the school property at the time of the offense or that the school was not in session.
The possibility that the defendant may have been unaware that the prohibited conduct took place within 1000 feet of school property is not a defense to this crime and shall not be considered by you in your deliberations.
I will further tell you that whether the defendant intended to make a distribution within 1000 feet of a school is irrelevant.
So the elements of that offense, possession, that S-4, S-4 is cocaine, that the defendant knowingly possessed it, that he possessed it with intent to distribute it, he did so knowingly or purposely, and that he was within 1000 feet of school property used for school purposes.
If you find the State has proved all of those elements beyond a reasonable doubt, then you must find the defendant guilty. If you find the State has failed to prove any of those elements, then you must find the defendant not guilty.
Initially, the State argues that since defendant made no request to charge, our review is limited to plain error - that is, whether the alleged error prejudiced the substantial rights of the defendant and possessed the clear capacity to bring about an unjust result. State v. Hock, 54 N.J. 526, 538 (1969), cert. denied, 399 U.S. 930, 90 S.Ct. 2254, 26 L.Ed. 2d 797 (1970); R. 2:10-2. But the court's failure to fully instruct the jury on all essential issues before the jury is reversible error, whether or not requested by the defendant. Adams, supra, 194 N.J. at 207. In criminal cases erroneous, unclear, or incomplete jury charges are ordinarily presumed to constitute plain error and are regarded as "poor candidates for rehabilitation under the harmless philosophy." State v. Bunch, 180 N.J. 534, 541 (2004).
Moreover, while defendant did not submit a written request to charge, his counsel underscored the issue during the motion for acquittal following the State's proofs and at the conclusion of the evidence, arguing that the State had not proved that the property was used for school purposes on December 12, 2004. In denying defendant's motion at the completion of the State's case, the trial judge said
THE COURT: I think we should submit the charge to the jury, have future discussions about it or research of it. I think the evidence is there . . .
Following summations, defense counsel renewed the motion and said in part:
It just is a critical element that is one of the elements you are going to have to instruct the jury that the State has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the school was open and being used for school purposes at the time in question.
The court responded:
In the context of this case, given the - all the testimony, including discussing the school, discussing when the nuns park, discussing that particular driveway where the nuns go in, discussing the fact that there was less traffic than is during the week because it was a Sunday and school wasn't in session, the map of Jersey City that was shown to the jury, that permitted them to see the area being within 1,000 feet of a school. Even if the question was asked in the present tense, it's a reasonable inference that this Catholic school that's been there continues to be open - or was open at that point in time. So I'm going to, once again, deny the motion.
In charging the jury the trial judge failed to instruct the proper use of the school zone map. As we stated supra, a properly authenticated map accompanied by a municipal ordinance creates a presumption that the notice of the property was a school under N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7. However, in a criminal case a statutory presumption is permissive and is only an evidentiary device enabling jurors to draw or reject the conclusion sought by the prosecution. Thomas, supra, 132 N.J. at 254-55; State v. Corby, 28 N.J. 106, 114 (1958), overruled on other grounds by State v. Taylor, 46 N.J. 316 (1966). Accordingly, when there is reliance on the statutory presumption created by the municipal map, the jury must be instructed that the statutory presumption does not have substantive effect but presents an inference which may or may not be drawn by the jury to find the ultimate fact that the school was used for school purposes on the date in question. Thomas, supra, 132 N.J. at 255-56. Here, however, the jurors were not told of the proper use of the map.
Furthermore, when defendant asserts that the State did not prove that a reasonable person would know that the property was actually used as school property at the time of the offense, the jury must be told that it is an issue and be provided with a proper instruction on the issue. White, supra, 360 N.J. Super. at 412. The recommended model jury charge for N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7 provides:
In addition to determining whether property is school property, you must determine the purpose for which it is used. You must decide whether the property is regularly, consistently, and actually used for school purposes, and whether the property's appearance would give an objectively reasonable person reason to know that it was used regularly, consistently, and actually for school purposes. [New Jersey Model Charge (Criminal), N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7 (approved January 6, 1992).]
The State points out that the school property in question in White was a community center, an ambiguous site which would require the model charge instruction, but its evidence in this case was that the Sacred Heart School was in fact a school so that the "school purposes" requirement was self-evident. See Thomas, supra, 132 N.J. at 257. The State further notes that unlike Tarver, supra, 272 N.J. Super. at 429-30, the defendant produced no testimony or other evidence that the building was not being used for school purposes on the date of the offense. However, the State bears the burden of proving every element of the offense, and the use of the property for school purposes at the time of the offense is an essential element of a school zone narcotics offense. Thomas, supra, 132 N.J. at 254; Ivory, supra, 124 N.J. at 591. As we stated in White,
The issue raised by defendant was whether "an objectively reasonable person could know that the school property was used regularly, consistently, and actually for school purposes." Ivory, supra, 124 N.J. at 592.
When that element of the offense is in dispute, the jury must be informed that it is in issue and be provided an appropriate instruction to resolve the issue. In fact, the model jury charge for the N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7 offense specifically recommends language for use when defendant contests whether an objectively reasonable person would know the property was used for school purposes. [White, supra, 360 N.J. Super. at 412.]
The trial judge was certainly aware that defendant contended the State had not met its burden of proof that the property in question was used for school purposes at the time of the offense. It was therefore the obligation of the court to adequately charge the jury on the issue. Id. at 412-13. We find that the omission of the language of the model charge as to the use of the property for school purposes was error that cannot be considered harmless. State v. Warren, 104 N.J. 571, 579 (1986); White, supra, 360 N.J. Super. at 413. Since the trial court's charge failed to adequately instruct the jury on this element of the offense critical to the jury's determination, we reverse defendant's conviction on the third count of the indictment.
Defendant's remaining arguments are without sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). Accordingly, we affirm defendant's convictions as to counts one and two of the indictment. The case is remanded for a new trial on count three and re-sentence on counts one and two.
Affirmed in part. Reversed in part.
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If you love crochet projects with a lot of color, you're going to love this Stained Glass Rainbow Afghan from Roseanna Beck. Made using a variety of colorful yarns, this easy crocheted afghan pattern is a fun way to add some color to your decor. This is also a great project for using up any yarn scraps that you may have lying around from other various projects.
- 1 skein Red Heart Super Saver Yarn in Black
- Red Heart yarn in colors of your choice: Round 1: 3 yards each square; Rounds 2 and 3: 13 yards each square
- 5.0mm (US H-8), 5.50mm (US I-9) crochet hooks, or size needed for gauge
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Gauge: Square measures 5 ½" across
Throw Measures: 40" x 51"
Squares (Make 63)
Round 1: With H hook and color ch 3 and form a ring, ch 3, 2 dc in ring, (ch 3, 3 dc in ring) 3 times, ch 3, join to top of beginning ch 3 and fasten off.
Round 2: Join contrasting color in any ch 3 space, ch 2 (2 dc, ch 3, 3 dc) in space, *ch 1, skip 1 dc, dc in next dc, ch 1, (3 dc, ch 3, 3 dc) in ch 3 space, repeat from * around, join to beginning.
Round 3: Slip st into ch 3 space, ch 3, (2 dc, ch 3, 3 dc) in same space, *ch 1, skip 1 dc, dc in next dc, ch 1, skip 1 dc, dc in ch 1 space, dc, and ch 1 space (3 dc made), ch 1, skip 1 dc, dc in next dc, ch 1, (3 dc, ch 3, 3 dc) in ch 3 space, repeat from * around, join to top of beginning ch 3 and fasten off.
- Round 4: With I hook and black (sc, ch 3, sc) in any corner ch 3 space,*ch 3, skip 3 dc, sc in ch 1 space, ch 3, skip dc, ch 1 space, and dc, sc in next dc, ch 3, skip dc, ch 1 space and dc, sc in ch 1 space, ch 3, (sc, ch 3, sc) in corner ch 3 sp, repeat from * around, join to beginning sc and fasten off.
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- With black whip stitch squares together having 9 rows with 7 squares in each row. Sew every 2nd stitch making a loop when joining the single crochets together. When whip stitching the rows together sew every 2nd stitch, make a loop when joining the single crochets and joinings together.
- With I hook and black starting at upper right corner (dc, ch 2, 2 dc, ch 2, dc) in ch 3 corner space, *(sc, ch 3, sc) in next ch 3 space, (2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc) in next ch 3 space, (sc, ch 3, sc) in next ch 3 space, (2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc) in next ch 3 space, (sc, ch 3, sc) in joining, continue pattern across ending (sc, ch 3, sc) in last ch 3 space, (dc, ch 2, 2 dc, ch 2, dc) in corner ch 3 space, repeat from * around entire throw, join to beginning and fasten off.
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**Palmer's HAPPY EASTER cross**
Palmer makes delicious chocolates available for all year round occasions, but the Happy Easter 2.5 oz (71g) Decorated Chocolate candy cross is more than that. It comes in a box with white lilies and green curliques, the cross itself has 3 flowers and 6 leaves in the middle. This is one Easter basket staple that represents the Christian season. The chocolate cross also has been molded to appear as wood. The package has two servings per package as 36 grams. The calories per serving is 180 with 90 from fat, with that being a total of 10 grams of fat. 6 grams are saturated and none of those are saturated fat, which is very good to note. Concerned about cholesterol? There are 5 mg of cholesterol per serving, which is 1 percent of the recommended daily value. Palmer carries the pledge for over fifty years that they are proud of thier products and they guarantee satisfaction or they will make it right. The company themselves carry a website and say they would enjoy hearing comments about their products. The website is being included here:
The facts are similar to the dark chocolate one with the calories being 200 and from fat 115 per serving, which is half the package. The total fat is thirteen grams with that being three grams saturated and again I must mention zero grams of trans fat in this product.Cholesterol is the same 5mg as the other cross, with 15 mg of sodium.
My daughter is 8 years old and performed during the Fritz Methodist Easter church service. She was honored to lead the children's songs and was given this cross today by Sue Miller (Children musicale coordinator.) I felt this was an absolutely appropriate chocolate, and seeing the cross have wooden asthetics reminds me of all the Palmer chocolates I had in my own Easter baskets as a child. I applaud Palmer for making this and keeping their candy as healthy as possible. The great - great grandson of the original founder now runs the company.
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PALMER-Easter 2.5oz. candy cross I would say is just ok. If you are a picky chocolate eater and like a smooth dark chocolate candy experiance than this candy cross made by PALMER is not for you. Now the rest of my family is not as picky about their chocolate and they loved it. My child and husband both like the taste of it. You get plenty of chocolate in this cross, and you can't really finish it all in one sitting without feeling like you ate too much of it. The price of them is very descent and not that high. So for the price and the amount of chocolate that you are getting it is a good deal. They are very pretty crosses too.


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|Coordinates: 49°52′45″N 07°39′36″E / 49.87917°N 7.66000°ECoordinates: 49°52′45″N 07°39′36″E / 49.87917°N 7.66000°E
|Bad Kreuznach
|Municipal assoc.
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|Manfred Metzler
|• Total
|2.36 km2 (0.91 sq mi)
|Population (2015-12-31)[1]
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Gebroth is an Ortsgemeinde – a municipality belonging to a Verbandsgemeinde, a kind of collective municipality – in the Bad Kreuznach district in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. It belongs to the Verbandsgemeinde of Rüdesheim, whose seat is in the municipality of Rüdesheim an der Nahe. Gebroth is a state-recognized tourism community and a member of the Soonwald-Nahe Nature Park sponsorship association.[2]
- 1 Geography
- 2 History
- 3 Religion
- 4 Politics
- 5 Culture and sightseeing
- 6 Economy and infrastructure
- 7 References
- 8 External links
Gebroth lies on the upper reaches of the Ellerbach in the southern Hunsrück between the Soonwald and the Gauchswald at an elevation of some 360 m above sea level. The municipal area measures 236 ha, of which 18 ha is wooded.[3] Gebroth lies in the middle of the Soonwald-Nahe Nature Park.
Neighbouring municipalities[edit]
Clockwise from the north, Gebroth's neighbours are the municipalities of Spall, Allenfeld, Winterburg and Winterbach, all of which likewise lie within the Bad Kreuznach district.
In 1211, Gebroth had its first documentary mention in the directory of holdings kept by Eberbach Abbey in the Rheingau when Hermann Brucho transferred to the Church land that he had acquired from two vassals from Gebehardisrodte. It can be assumed that this swathe of land had already been settled in Roman times, bearing witness to which are several archaeological finds. An old Roman road led through the village, coming from Kreuznach and leading onwards to Trier and Simmern. Beginning in 1226, Gebroth belonged to the "Hinder" County of Sponheim and passed in 1437, together with the tradition-rich Amt of Winterburg, to the Margraviate of Baden. From the Reformation onwards, Gebroth was the parish seat for several surrounding municipalities. In the middle of the village, on a rocky knoll, a church was built in 1580 and was girded by a defensive wall. In 1906, this church, which had fallen into disrepair, was replaced with a new one. Next to the church stands the old rectory, which dates from 1760. Today, the parish is known as Gebroth-Winterburg, and is currently tended by a woman pastor who lives in Bockenau. Towards the end of the 16th century, there was already a school in Gebroth that was attended almost exclusively by boys. On the occasion of a visit by the then school inspector, named Jakobi, in 1592, he reported that a fine school had been established in Gebroth and that it was a joy to see it. Until 1968, the municipality had a primary one-room schoolhouse, whereafter it was dissolved. The building was then sold and torn down. Quite early on, the municipality sold its forest and grazing rights in the Soonwald to the state so that it could build its own water supply system, which with additions and renovations to some parts is still in use today. The sewer network with mechanical sewage treatment plant was built in 1960. Gebroth is nowadays linked to the Ellerbachtal sewage treatment plant. In the course of administrative restructuring in Rhineland-Palatinate, Gebroth was grouped into the Verbandsgemeinde of Rüdesheim in 1970.[4]
Population development[edit]
Gebroth's population development since Napoleonic times is shown in the table below. The figures for the years from 1871 to 1987 are drawn from census data:[5]
As at 30 September 2013, there are 162 full-time residents in Gebroth, and of those, 93 are Evangelical (57.407%), 39 are Catholic (24.074%), 2 (1.235%) belong to other religious groups and 28 (17.284%) either have no religion or will not reveal their religious affiliation.[6]
Municipal council[edit]
The council is made up of 6 council members, who were elected by majority vote at the municipal election held on 7 June 2009, and the honorary mayor as chairman.[7]
Gebroth's mayor is Manfred Metzler, and his deputies are Harald Andrae and Joachim Sprenger.[8]
Coat of arms[edit]
The municipality's arms might be described thus: Chequy of twenty gules and argent two hoes in saltire, the blades to chief, sable.
Culture and sightseeing[edit]
The following are listed buildings or sites in Rhineland-Palatinate's Directory of Cultural Monuments:[9]
- Evangelical church, Schulstraße 5 – aisleless church, Romanesquified Heimatstil, marked 1906, Government Master Builder August Senz, Cologne
- Schulstraße 7 – Evangelical rectory; Late Baroque solid building, partly slated timber framing, marked 1760, abutting former commercial building resembling estate complex along the street
From the Reformation onwards, Gebroth was the parish seat for a number of surrounding villages. Built in 1580 on a rocky knoll in the middle of the village was a church, ringed by a defensive wall. In 1906, this old round church, which had fallen into disrepair after being damaged in a fire, was replaced with a new one.[10]
The following clubs are currently active in Gebroth:[11]
- Freiwillige Feuerwehr — volunteer fire brigade
- Hundezucht — dog breeding club
- Kirchenchor — church choir
- Männerchor — men's choir
- Rassegeflügelzüchter — club for breeding poultry breeds
- Found in Gebroth is the seat of the regional association of poultry "breed breeders" for Rhine-Moselle-Nahe-Hünsrück.
- Reit-, Fahr- und Zuchtverein Ellerbachtal e.V. — club for riding and horse breeding
Regular events[edit]
At the one farm in Gebroth that has given itself over to riding, a riding club has arisen, and each year there are riding and show jumping tournaments that are well known and popular far and wide.[12]
Economy and infrastructure[edit]
Economic structure[edit]
Gebroth is a small municipality with fewer than 200 inhabitants. Nonetheless, it has all the necessary public institutions, although unfortunately there are no longer any shops. Villagers can be supplied with everyday needs by mobile dealers in such things as baked goods, groceries, fruits, vegetables and meat. Over the years, the municipality has undergone a shift from a purely agricultural orientation to a more residential one. There are only three farms left that are run as main sources of income, but one of these has dedicated itself wholly to equestrianism. A great number of the inhabitants who are in the workforce must commute to work each day, mostly to Bad Kreuznach or Mainz, but a few even go as far as Frankfurt.[13]
There is no longer a school of any kind in Gebroth. The old school was dissolved in 1968. Primary school pupils now go to school in Wallhausen, as do older students, as that municipality has a Regionalschule. There are also other schools in Hargesheim and Bad Kreuznach. The kindergarten in Winterbach is also intended for children from Gebroth.[14]
Running through Gebroth are Kreisstraßen 26 and 27. These are part of a road network that links the village to main highways, but these lie quite far away, with Bundesstraße 41 running by some 7 km to the south and Bundesstraße 50 meeting the Autobahn A 61 at Rheinböllen some 13 km to the north. Serving nearby Bad Sobernheim is a railway station on the Nahe Valley Railway (Bingen–Saarbrücken).
- ^ "Gemeinden in Deutschland mit Bevölkerung am 31. Dezember 2015" (PDF). Statistisches Bundesamt (in German). 2016.
- ^ Municipality
- ^ Location
- ^ History
- ^ Statistisches Landesamt Rheinland-Pfalz – Regionaldaten
- ^ Religion
- ^ Kommunalwahl Rheinland-Pfalz 2009, Gemeinderat
- ^ Gebroth's executive
- ^ Directory of Cultural Monuments in Bad Kreuznach district
- ^ Church
- ^ [1]
- ^ Regular events
- ^ Economic structure
- ^ Education
External links[edit]
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2.12. Balance of Free Exercise of Religion and Establishment Clause. Leaders at all levels must balance constitutional protections for their own free exercise of religion, including individual expressions of religious beliefs, and the constitutional prohibition against governmental establishment of religion. They must ensure their words and actions cannot reasonably be construed to be officially endorsing or disapproving of, or extending preferential treatment for any faith, belief, or absence of belief.
Wearing the uniform while doing that evangelizing is a reasonable construction of officially endorsing their faith by the military, and such is as much of a no-no as engaging in partisan politics while wearing the uniform, which violates the Hatch Act.
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>"We built the nation," she said. "Mining, timber, agriculture that's what made America."
>That's a mild expression of the belief that cities are not part of the real America.
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The rest of this screed is nothing more than a bad segue into the very class divisions and identity politics that Hazy decried in the third paragraph, thus illustrating that he and his liberal tendencies are part of the same problem he bemoans, primarily because the identities are those he doesn't agree with.
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>Can we build localized, sustainable economies that will create jobs for all? That may be a pipe dream.
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The lesson to be learned is simple an unambiguous: liberals caused the boat to leak. Time to throw them and their policies overboard and re-embrace the decentralized, limited government and individual freedom that not only built this nation, but built it great and strong.
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The problems with the storm water drainage systems began with the land developers. The developers were in charge of engineering and building systems that would adequately drain storm water. They were suppose to design and build systems adequate for the surrounding areas also, and were given credits for the costs to mitigate the surrounding areas. However, they always had financial incentives to design and build the least expensive approach. The City engineers had a minimal role in these undertakings and were unqualified to review and validate the engineering. Until this developer administered system is replaced with an enforceable system that ensures adequate engineering and construction, the problems will continue.
It would appear as if this mayor and this council have inherited 'the buck stops here' moment in time to rectify a problem that has been building for 30 years. And none of the solutions are going to be received well by the voting public! Tough choices.
Yet it seems as if the council is not willing to deal with the issue NOW as the unpleasant choices they will have to make will jeopardize their chances for re-election. Which begs the question - if getting re-elected 'trumps' doing the job they were elected to do, should they all not be voted out of office?
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Colorado Springs Democrats scrambling to find something negative, typical election tactics! We've already found neo-Nazi stuff on the walls in the b-rooms, LOL. Milo's a gay jew, yeah I'm sure all these CSprings Nazi's are supporting that. Don's comment above is typical of the Democrat's attempts to shut something down when it doesn't feed their agenda. Love the UCCS professor who wants to invite an English man to speak on U.S. subjects when he's already shown his disdain for the upcoming President. Let's invite Joe Schmo from Alabama to speak at the next Brexit meeting and tell us what needs to be done (btw, he told a joke once he seems funny).
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For protecting parks - and utilities, it might be prudent to closely examine those candidates for city council endorsed by Colorado Springs Forward.
This whole land swap nightmare has to be fixed. The City has conducted a flawed public comment process, and withheld all kinds of important facts in the matter from the public. The good news is that the truth has a way of never dying. The City is not a sovereign entity, and cannot just do as it pleases. My personal demands for the City to disclose all information about the land swap and the Incline will never go away. Unless the City becomes honest and accountable in this matter, they will bring unwanted legal problems upon themselves. John Suthers led us to believe that as a former prosecutor he would clean up the culture that had developed in our City government, he is making a big mistake in doing the opposite. I manage a Facebook page named COS Land Swap that discusses the problems I am referring to.
"Played like a fiddle" is exactly right Dana Duggan. And not just the Incline Friends members. The Broadmoor and it's clever owner are playing the entire city for all it's worth. There must be a day when the people of Colorado Springs stop being dazzled by the velveteen glamour - and yet surprisingly vacuous offerings - of the billionaire. (See "Glamping" - that's "glamour camping", as touted by the Broadmoor's ad campaign for Emerald Valley and Cloud Camp.) One senses that the Strawberry Fields issue is the turning point beyond which the citizenry of Colorado Springs is finally glimpsing with clarity the insatiable appetite of the man who has thus far succeeded in throwing his weight around with impunity. One only hopes that the awakening arrives at full maturity during the days and weeks before the April elections and that election day will bring some fresh air into every nook and cranny of our currently compromised City Hall. The men and women who are tasked to represent us ..... should represent us.
Please donate to the legal fund .... http://www.savecheyenne.org. Honor General William Jackson Palmer's exceptional vision for our stunningly beautiful parklands.
I'm a Penn State graduate and a citizen of Colorado Springs. Not terribly proud of either one at the moment.
Jill Coleman is an NRA schill who must run their local membership promotions. Every comment or letter pushes a membership in the NRA.
When you catch her and Ron's comments they sound like a pair of emotionally and mentally unstable people who shouldn't be around guns at all.


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