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About the Author: Nicholas Mercurio serves with the Kunar Provincial Reconstruction Team in Afghanistan."This education center is great news for the youth of Kunar," said Jamaluddin Hassani, director of education for Kunar Province, during his remarks at the Lincoln Learning Center opening ceremony in Kunar Province, Afghanistan on February 6, 2011.
The steady rain falling outside did little to dampen the spirits of the provincial government officials, State Department representatives and provincial reconstruction team members who gathered inside to cut the ribbon and officially open the facility. The center, located in downtown Asadabad, was funded by the U.S. Department of State and boasts 12 new computers with free internet access, a fully stocked library, and an English-language center.
"This education center is for all of the people of Kunar to use and, through the internet, provides a link to the whole world. It is also a symbol of the permanent friendship between the United States and Afghanistan," Bertram Braun said. Braun, the Department of State's Kunar Province representative, addressed those gathered entirely in Pashto, the predominant language in Kunar.
Hassani went on to speak of the great strides Kunar is making in the education field. "This year alone we were able to establish 31 schools and 109 unofficial village classrooms," he said. "There are 65 high schools in Kunar with plans for five additional agriculture-focused vocational schools. These achievements would not be possible without the support of Afghan Governor Wahidi and the coalition forces."
Fazlullah Wahidi, Kunar provincial governor and stout education advocate put it simply: "Education is the key to rebuilding this country. It is the most precious gift we can give."
Rafiullah Hidari, Kunar Province senator, provided some perspective in his closing remarks. "Our enemies can blow up a road, knock down a bridge, or destroy a school," he said. "No one can take away your education."

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What stoping power compared to the Polaris brake pads I've previously used I would recommend the EBC brake pads to other riders they were fairly easy to install and again to the staff at motosport.com thanks
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Rush-Henrietta's Burke, Penfield's Lembo could lead strong showing by Section V at cross country state championships
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Figure Mickey Burke and Katie Lembo as top contenders for titles, but there are many others in Section V's supporting cast pushing the leaders Saturday at the state public school athletic association's cross country championships in Queensbury, Warren County.
"I've been waiting pretty much my whole running career for this," said Burke, the Rush-Henrietta senior and record-setting three-time Section V Class A champion who missed a state title by 22 seconds last year. "I'm going to rely on what I know, my training, be relaxed and let it happen."
Burke and Lembo, the Penfield senior and two-time sectional champion, are All-Americans, All-Greater Rochester Runners of the Year as juniors and now speed-rated number one in the state by tullyrunners.com. If they both win Saturday it will be the first time in the meet's 63-year history for boys, and 39 for girls, that Section V will have champions in both top classes the same year.
"The ratings are what they are – just a guide," Burke said. "There are a lot of really good runners out there. I'm not focusing on anyone else. Just me. But that would be super cool if we were both able to win"
Burke's brief racing pedigree this season features a title and course-record championship at the McQuaid Invitational, a third-place finish while sick with bronchitis at the prestigious 2½-mile Manhattan Invitational and another course record while claiming sectionals last weekend at Genesee Community College. He is listed in the top 20 in several national rankings.
Less is proving more in his last bid to be nationally prominent in high school cross country. He missed two regular-season meets altogether, ran four others just to qualify for sectionals and sat out the Monroe County Invitational Oct. 26.
"I used the regular season mainly to train and help my teammates," Burke said. "That, and being sick . . . so I'm really shooting for this week. I have a good feeling about it. But whatever happens, if I don't make it, well, I'll tip my hat to the winner and move on. There's still a lot of racing left."
A year ago Burke ended his season with the area's best finish ever at Nike Cross Nationals,
Only three boys and four girls from Sec. V have won the largest-schools class at states since the section approved competing at states in 1967. They are Pat Dupont of Fairport (2007), John Horkheimer of Pittsford (1988), Jerry McQueen of Rush-Henrietta (1976), Allison Sawyer of Hilton (2006), Deresa Walters of Penfield (1987), Stacey Prey of Brighton and Beth Dwyer of Fairport (1978).
Among Section V's contingent of 96 runners, the Pittsford Mendon boys are top-rated to win the Class B team title, Wayland-Cohocton sophomore Meghan Curtin is in the mix to contend for a Class C title and teammates Jacob Hanss and Dawson Bathgate from East Rochester may push the pace in Class D.
In addition, Mendon junior Mary Barger may contend in Class B as well as she continues to recover from an early-season ankle injury. Barger transferred from the state's top-ranked team, Fayetteville-Manlius, in August and won the Section V "B" title by 14 seconds.
Mendon's boys strength lies in its tight pack. Nathan Doyle, Isaac Goodman, Griffin Hess, Jack Wesley and Connor Green were all within 31 seconds of each other at sectionals. And that was even after the GCC course turned sloppy after five previous races in intermittent rain.
Others with designs on high finishes:
** The Webster Thomas boys and girls, double winners at sectionals.
"We're gunning for a top three," said Thomas lead runner Keith Johnson, a senior. Thomas is projected at No. 4, behind perennial favorite Fayetteville-Manlius of Syracuse-area Section III, Northport of Suffolk County (Section XI) and Saratoga from Saratoga Springs (Section II).
** The Thomas girls are also projected third, with their speedy freshmen Amanda Vestri and Claire Ashton leading the way. F-M and Saratoga are rated 1-2.
** Look for Matt Geraci and Martha Mevorach of Honeoye Falls-Lima to run strong races in Class B. Coach Bernie Gardner had very young boys and girls teams this year (just one senior in the boys top 7 and two in the girls, with two ninth-graders, and a spectacular seventh-grader who was undefeated in modifieds, on the way). The boys still finished third (by a point) and girls second at sectionals.
** With only two seniors – Lembo and Canandaigua's Kennedy Jensen – in Section V's overall top 10 from sectionals, the area's girls could claim the honor as fastest group of underclassmen.
Jensen, still recovering from an arch injury of her left foot, remains hopefully on course to return to Nike Cross Nationals. She won the early-season Queensbury Invitational, running with just one shoe after losing the other, off her right foot, shortly after the start.
"I thought about kicking the other one off," she said, "but I'm still wearing the orthotic that gives me support for the injury, so I didn't think that was a good idea."
She said she ran without pain at sectionals, finishing fourth, 29 seconds behind Lembo.
** East Rochester's first season in the Wayne-Finger Lakes cross country league proved dominating, with one-two finishes from senior Jacob Hanss and sophomore Dawson Bathgate, son of coach Jim Bathgate. Their team is rated fifth in "D", but could easily jump several spots among the 10 teams competing, including Barker from Section VI.


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Our Organic Tomato Soup is made with the finest ingredients and has No Salt Added. It is also an excellent source of antioxidant vitamin C (25%) and a good source of fiber (3 g).
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I was so pleasantly surprised with this tasty organic soup. It was great and it had chunks of tomato in it that I was unaware of! Really, really good. I bought it for the no salt; you don't miss it. (Grab the Mrs. Dash if you think you need any at all.) A really great soup line that I have found at I-herb; I am in love with this company and have not been disappointed yet and will be buy more.
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Calories 315
Total Fat 14 g
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Protein 31 g
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Boneless pork loin chops 2 (5-ounce)
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Blackberry jam 2 tablespoons
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- Heat oil in a large, nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add pork and cook for 4-5 minutes per side, until golden and cooked through. Remove and set aside.
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No decline in new Wisconsin HIV cases
La Crosse, Wis. - With advancements in technology and education, the number of new HIV cases in Wisconsin have not gone down the past few years.
The state reported about 400 new cases of HIV in the past year.
Bill Keeton of the AIDS Resource Center Resource Center of Wisconsin said HIV/AIDS is a never ending never-ending battle.
"We have more and more people at risk for HIV than ever before," said Keeton.
A new report from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services said of the roughly 400 new HIV cases Wisconsin saw in 2012, six were in La Crosse County. That number is about double the average of what the county normally sees.
While men having sex with men and people sharing needles are still the most at-risk, a new group of people is becoming more affected.19883162
"We're seeing more and more infections among young people than ever before and that's really concerning," said Keeton.
Dr. Dave McNamara from Gundersen Lutheran Hospital in La Crosse say women are also becoming more at-risk.
He said part of the increase has to do with the lack of education.
"I think the biggest issues are that it's fallen off the radar screen of many people," said McNamara.
The report comes at a time when doctors across the nation have made headlines for potential cures.
Doctors at the University of Mississippi used aggressive treatment on a newborn whose mother was HIV positive. The baby later showed no sign of the virus.
On Tuesday, doctors at the University of Minnesota performed a rare bone marrow transplant hoping to cure a 12-year-old boy born with HIV who later developed leukemia.
McNamara said these cases don't mean we're any closer to finding a cure.
"Those situations are extremely uncommon," said McNamara. "The virus itself, it mutates quite rapidly and commonly in its replication so it's unfortunately very difficult to make a vaccine for."
So while the search for a cure continues, both said more education is needed to reduce the number of new cases.
Minnesota reported an eight percent increase in HIV cases last year. That's nearly 40 new cases.
For more information about resources and treatments, head to the AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin website.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (326 votes).
In short: Plenty of mud, which made for a very tough runDate of review: February 26, 2007
In short: A bit muddy wasn't it!!In full: What a great way to spend a sunday morning/ early afternoon for us slower ones!Looking forward to next year, hopefully will have recovered in time from my 'Trench Foot' i picked up after about 5 miles.Will try and persuade a few friends to give it a go as well in 2008.Date of review: February 26, 2007
In short: Steep Hills, rivers and mud that comes upto your knees - Brilliant!!!In full: It is a hard race as it puts a lots of pressure on your quads and thighs, but the great scenery and the excuse to get very muddy makes the achievement of finishing all the more sweeter. Oh and dont do it with new trainers, but make sure they have decent grip.Date of review: February 26, 2007
In short: How hard was this - there were several times when I asked myself WHY? Well worth it in the end thoughIn full: Well organised and everyone seemed to maintain a masochistic cheerfulness throughout. The mud was fantastic - must get the recipe!Date of review: February 26, 2007
In short: You've got to be joking!!In full: Mud mud glorious mud. Hills (or mountains)too. Like someone earlier mentioned - glad to have invested in off-road shoes a few months ago. Definitely the hardest thing I have ever done!! Only my second off-roader but immensley proud to have finished in under 2 hrs. Especially as the 10'ish and printed 11 miles turned out to be 11.5 (thanx 4 that) CONGRATULATIONS to everyone that finished and on the day dont be too unhappy if you didn't.Well done to all the organisers and the cheerful marshalls that just kept egging you on. By the way - glad to have helped a fellow runner from swallow diving into the mud at the first gateway by grabbing his arm - no problem. Certainly proud to say 'I was there' [just so glad it didn't rain!!!!!!!!!!!!!]Date of review: February 26, 2007
In short: Menatl, tougher than expected, not sure about the un even ground for twist and pulls though is my only negative point, otherwise a great race and friendly p.eoplDate of review: February 26, 2007
In short: You need to be insane!! Very tough but what a feeling to complete the course!In full: My first full off-roader and it looks like I started with one of the toughest. Definitely not for the faint hearted, its tough and definitely dangerous in places. It took an enormous amount of concentration to keep picking the best ground and avoid slipping and falling. Think I'd start a bit nearer the front next time as there were early bottle-necks around gateways and swamps and some areas of the course are narrow and difficult to over-take on. The hills are enormous and more of a climb than a run. I'm glad I invested in proper off-road shoes, the people in road shoes really looked to be struggling. Well organised and great spirit out there. I took a big fall in the Gully and several runners were quick to call out to check if I was ok and this type of support was in evidence all around the course. When people slipped, fell or struggled, other runners were quick to support them. Unique event and I'd definitely do this or something similar again.Date of review: February 26, 2007
In short: First off road race and first Terminator. What a introduction, thought the conditions didn't help, never seen mud like it. But a great sense of achievement and would do it againDate of review: February 26, 2007
In short: Just too muddy to really be enjoyed.In full: I cannot fault the organisation on the day, the marshall were great, even the cows in the fields seems to be friendly. The race lived up to everything i had expected, big hills and mud, but running conditions on some parts of the course were impossible. The section along the canal was ridiculous. I saw 2-3 people nearly go into the canal. I think a bit more focus on safety is needed. I was knocked over by somebody flying uncontrollable down one of the hill, and i am nursing a very sore rib today because of it. It wasn't irresonsible running either, no grip and too much mud. The safety is the only reason i would have to think twice about doing this again. I wouldn't want to risk more serious injury by doing it again!Date of review: February 26, 2007
In short: Mud, mud and more mud then three killer hillsIn full: my understanding from the vets in the race was that this was the muddiest race ever. The mud made it feel more like a trek than a run. It was very hardcore, but the atmosphere (even at the back) was great. Kudos to the organisers and marshalls who made the race a lot of fun despite the challenging conditions.Date of review: February 26, 2007
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Pianist Seriously Injured In Car Accident Following Chautauqua Performance
CHAUTAUQUA – Concert pianist Claudia Hoca was injured in a one-car accident Aug. 13, while driving home from a performance in the Amphitheater, according to friends of the performer.
Hoca reportedly swerved to avoid an animal in the eastbound lane of the New York State Thruway. Her car overturned, and rolled off the highway and down an embankment. According to Irene Haupt, a personal friend of the pianist, she was trapped in her car behind an airbag until daylight arrived, which made it possible for her to locate her cellphone, and to phone for assistance.
She was cut out of her car and flown by Mercy Flight to the Erie County Medical Center in Buffalo. She underwent surgery for a cracked neck vertebrae on Friday. Additional surgery to deal with a shattered knee and a broken jaw will be scheduled soon. She also suffered bruised ribs and an injured wrist.
Hoca is listed as a substitute orchestral pianist with the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra, and is the regular orchestral pianist for the Buffalo Philharmonic. She had performed Tuesday evening with the CSO in a pops concert, and was returning to Buffalo when her accident took place. She has often performed in Chautauqua County, as well as throughout the nation as both a soloist and with various orchestras. She is a regular member of "A Musical Feast," a Buffalo-based chamber orchestra.
Her friend reports that Hoca's wrist injury at first suggested that her left hand would no longer have the dexterity to perform on the piano, but in the passing of time, it has been determined that with physical therapy, she will regain the use of her fingers.
Born in Austria, Claudia Hoca is a graduate of the Curtis Institute of Music, and holds a master's degree in piano performance from the University of New York at Buffalo. She has performed more than 20 different concertos with the Buffalo Philharmonic, and has appeared as a soloist and an accompanist throughout the U.S. She has made many professional recordings.
Because she has no health insurance, "A Musical Feast" is in the process of planning a benefit concert, to help with medical costs. A benefit account has been established by Theodore Hoca, the pianist's brother. Donations may be sent to Benefit Account 096 00 61 364, in care of Community Bank, 76 Main St., Gowanda, NY 14070-1319.


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Fortunately, I don't think we're powerless against the overcrowding problem. The solution isn't a particularly complicated one, and it helps overcome other potential overcrowding issues beyond just the impact on obtaining land use permits (including the quality of the racing experience):
"When planning for this year's race, think about next year's race too."
That's it. Just think beyond today and act accordingly.
Small local race directors probably have this notion as one of their primary focuses already. The public permitting process is often a tough one, so a new race RD will certainly keep the participation numbers modest and reasonable, and seek to involve the local community in a positive way (perhaps through fundraising or other connections), in order to make it easier to get a permit again next year.
More established mid-tier races might have an easier time when it comes to permitting since they've been through it before and they've made the personal connections with land managers, but the RDs must still consider next year's race. Remember that overcrowding isn't just runners on the trails; there are also issues with how spectators and crews will impact the trail resources. For example, how are parking and traffic issues being handled? (It might only take a handful of complaints from other trail users that they were turned away from a trailhead for lack of parking before the permitting process becomes more difficult next year.) Would a shuttle system help keep some parking spots open for other trail users on the day of the race?
Finally, what about the top-tier race organizations that appear to value event profits above all else? Even they'd be smart to look towards future year's races when planning this year's event. If a race director's primary motivation is making money, it'd be silly to milk their cash cow dry this year if it comes at the expense of significant future income. Their race might be particularly profitable this year, but if it puts an acute stress on the host town then the town might decide that it's not worth supporting next year. Every host community has its breaking point; push things beyond that point with overcrowding and the permitting process next year might be contentious—and the cash flow suffers.
The Real Overcrowding Problem Isn't Just What We Runners Experience
It's easy to think of the overcrowding issue in terms of how it affects our own individual race experiences. Tales of depleted aid stations, impossible crew access, general race-day confusion and disorganization and inconsistent application of race rules and cutoff times can be extremely frustrating, and quickly have us all shouting "something's got to change!"
But focusing on how race crowding impacts us racers ignores the bigger issue of overcrowding—namely, how it affects the other trail users and surrounding communities. If races aren't sensitive to these issues then it's quite possible that future race permits won't be issued. And then we won't have to worry about the quality of our race experience because there won't be a race to run.
Jake Wyatt is a recovering attorney currently studying to become a massage therapist. He resides with his family (and pug Charlie) in Longmont, Colorado. Find his blog, Sometimes I Run, here.


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It wasn't really lost, but the 1993 Waco used for Sam Lyons' painting of a Waco flying past a home on Florida's Intercoastal Waterway was recently discovered in Uvalde, Texas, where it is owned by Sierra Industries. The home in the painting belonged to the owner at the time who lives on Florida's east coast. Thanks to LyonsStudio.com for use of the photo of the painting.
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The Altamaha River is the largest river on the east coast and is widely known for its great hunting and fishing. Several fishing tournaments annually draw sportsmen from all over the country. In addition to the river, there are other fishing and hunting locations available.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Nov. 28, 2011) – Four U.S. beach volleyball players have been honored with end-of-season awards from the FIVB.
The awards were voted on by players, coaches, referees and officials on the 2011 FIVB Swatch World Tour.
On the women's side, Kerri Walsh (San Jose, Calif.) was named Best Blocker and Most Inspirational. It was fifth time she was honored as the tour's Best Blocker (first since 2008) and the first time she was selected as the tour's Most Inspirational.
April Ross (Costa Mesa, Calif.) won Best Hitter and Best Server. Ross was selected as the Best Hitter for the second time in the last three years and was named Best Server for the first time. Ross' serving award was determined by her top Swatch serve speed of 85.0kmh recorded during this year's season-ending event in Phuket, Thailand.
Misty May-Treanor (Santa Monica, Calif.), who has teamed with Walsh for two Olympic gold medals, earned the Best Defensive Player award for the third time.
On the men's side, Phil Dalhausser (Ormond Beach, Fla.) was named Best Setter for the third straight year.
The 2011 FIVB beach volleyball calendar featured 15 women's and 14 men's events within all five FIVB confederations plus one special 24-team single-gender women's test event held Aug. 9-14 at London's Horse Guards Parade, the venue for beach volleyball at the 2012 London Olympic Games.
The 2011 FIVB Swatch World Tour offered $7.64-million in prize money. Twelve of the tournaments were combined men's and women's events, including the World Championships and the six Grand Slam stops. The men's tour concluded in October in Agadir Morocco.
The FIVB Beach Volleyball SWATCH World Tour 2012 schedule will feature a total of 14 events in 15 countries over a seven-month period, including a record-breaking nine Grand Slam tournaments – increasing from six in 2011 – the FIVB has announced.
There will also be eight Open events, six of which will be single-gender competitions.
With total prize money of $7.3 million on offer, the FIVB Beach Volleyball SWATCH World Tour 2012 will include Grand Slams offering $600,000 prize money in Beijing, Moscow, Rome, Stavanger, Gstaad, Klagenfurt, Stare Jablonki as well as Shanghai, which has been upgraded from an Open event, and Berlin, which may return to the calendar for the first time since 2008. The latter event will be confirmed in the near future.
The World Tour could also see a return to Rio de Janeiro after seven years away, but it is still yet to be decided, with Brazilian capital Brasilia yet to reach a decision. Furthermore, the Phuket Open has been taken off the calendar with an Open event now taking place in Bang Saen, Thailand.
The FIVB SWATCH World Tour will begin with a double gender Open in either Brasilia or Rio de Janeiro on April 16-22 ahead of the first Grand Slam in Shanghai, China on April 30-May.
One of the highlights of the year will undoubtedly be the London 2012 Olympic Games on July 27-Aug. 12, but before that comes the five Beach Volleyball Continental Cup final tournaments on June 18-24 followed by the FIVB Beach Volleyball World Cup Olympic Qualification on June 25-July 1, both of which offer duos a last chance at qualification. The five national federations from each confederation to win the Continental Cup will earn a ticket to London while the two countries per gender from the World Cup Olympic qualification tournament will also qualify. The location of these events will be decided later this year.
The 16 places per gender to qualify directly from the World Tour will be decided following the Rome Grand Slam on June 12-17. The national federations with the 12 best results between the World Championships, World Tour and recognized Continental Tours from January 1, 2011 up until this date will automatically earn a berth at the Olympic Games.
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U.S. beach volleyball players Brooke Sweat (Fort Meyers, Fla.) and Kaitlin Sather (Santa Rosa, Calif.) teamed up to win the silver medal at an international event Nov. 25-27 in Foshan, China.
The team won both its pool play matches and advanced to the quarterfinals, where it beat a team from Malaysia.
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Big sewer jobs ahead in Fort Dodge
Major and costly improvements to sewers in Fort Dodge are being contemplated.
One multi-phase job, which may begin this fall, would improve drainage in the city's retail-heavy east side.
Another package of improvements estimated to cost $25 million would eliminate some, but not all, of the sanitary sewer backups that have flooded dozens of basements during heavy downpours.
The City Council was briefed on both initiatives Monday night.
"We heard a very strong message from the council that this is a priority project," said Wade Greiman, a project director for Snyder & Associates, of Ankeny. That firm designed the east region storm sewer improvements.
Greiman said the first phase of that work would include the creation of a retention pond on the north side of First Avenue South below Veterans Bridge. He described it as "a graded depression in the ground to hold water." Storm sewer improvements would also be completed.
Greiman estimated the cost of the first phase at $2,422,523.
Other storm sewer work in the area would be done in phases over the next few years.
City Engineer Chad Schaeffer said there is $8.8 million committed to various phases of the project, including $1.5 million from the federal government for the future reconstruction of the intersection of First Avenue South and 29th Street.
The drainage work will not begin until the overhead power lines along First Avenue South are buried.
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The council directed Greiman to prepare to seek bids for the first phase of the storm sewer work.
An exhaustive analysis of the sanitary sewer system throughout the city that included smoke testing revealed the need for $25 million worth of improvements, Derick Anderson, the northwest Iowa market president for McClure Engineering Co. in Fort Dodge, told the council.
Paying for that work could increase residential sewer bills by $13.40 a month, he said.
Anderson said the city is not under orders from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency or the state Department of Natural Resources to do any of the work.
"You can take time to do this," he said.
City officials tentatively plan to start some improvements this year with the replacement of sanitary sewers along parts of South 19th Street and Sixth Avenue South. That work is estimated to cost $2.2 million.


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Bill- 60 lbs??? WOW! Do you buy in bulk or grow them yourself?
They grow wild in the local mountains.
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They grow wild in the local mountains. There was so much rain this year (after several years of drought) that I could have easily picked a few thousand pounds of perfect specimens.Bill/SFNM


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