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You need to dig a hole before you can put up a building… or even make a parking lot. And you need to scrape up raw materials – copper, iron, oil, etc. – before you can make anything at all.
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Ominously, demand for these machines – along with the stuff they move – is collapsing. Two of the biggest suppliers are Caterpillar in the U.S. and JCB in Britain. Both report catastrophic drops in sales.
Caterpillar says its sales have fallen three years in a row. And it expects a fall of another 5% next year. This marks the first time in its 90-year history that sales have fallen four years straight.
CAT's worldwide sales have been declining for quite some time (via Zerohedge) – click to enlarge.
The Illinois-based company – which gets 60% of its revenues by selling machines outside the U.S. – says it has had to lay off 31,000 people so far… with more job losses to come.
JCB says that it, too, is suffering a devastating fall in sales. Commenting on falls in demand of 70% in Russia, 47% in China, and 36% in Brazil, JCB's CEO, Graeme MacDonald, said:
"Market conditions in the construction equipment sector have been difficult for some time, but they have worsened quite rapidly in recent weeks."
The yellow machines are at the beginning of the process, not the end. You have to move dirt before you put up a factory. Or build a house. So, when the wheels stop turning on the yellow machines, it won't be long before it shows up in falling GDP figures.
CAT weekly – after the 2009 low, the stock rallied strongly until 2011 – since then it has gone sideways, but it looks now as if it may be about to break down from this extended trading range – click to enlarge.
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Now, back to the question on the table: You are 70. You have no money. What do you do? Sell your body for medical experiments? Invent a new app? As we said last Wednesday, sophisticated trading systems and expensive investment programs are not a good idea if you fall into this category.
They are for people who have money already. If you have money, want more, and enjoy the thrill and challenge of financial adventure, they can be highly lucrative. But what if you don't have money already?
We don't know anything more than anyone else on the subject. We don't have any secrets. But after thinking about it, we have some ideas. This is not advice. This is just what we would do if we were in that situation…
First, we would go back to philosophy – Democritus, Epicurus, Zeno, Seneca, Marcus Aurelius, and Lucretius (not to mention Jesus of Nazareth!). They argued – albeit in different ways – that what matters in life has little to do with wealth or status. What matters (at least according to Plato's description) are courage, wisdom, justice, and temperance.
We would add beauty and dignity. And a good wine. And a good cook. But nowhere on the list is a Rolex or a house in Malibu. The nice thing about Plato's list… as well as the whole Epicurean/Stoic/ascetic creed… is that it doesn't cost much!
As many philosophers and religious teachers have said, wealth may get in the way of the things that matter. It may distract you and reduce your real happiness.
You may be better off without it…
The underpass library in Toronto, for those with no money at all.
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A Better Philosophy
We are not ducking the question. We are just putting it in context. If you want more money, you first have to understand what you want it for… and how it might affect your life.
Our goal is not to "come to terms" with financial misery. Nor is it to submit to poverty – even happily. Instead, we want to master poverty… to live better.
As Nietzsche put it, we aim to "set to dancing with arms and legs." And for that we need context. Tomorrow – a simpler, better philosophy… and how to use it to get more money!
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Instead, Mr Porter alleges that Hartman was paid £19,667 for wine deals, fridges and Apple Macs.
When Hartmann was interviewed by police in January 2016 he insisted he simply ran out of time to get hold of the wine or money that he owed.
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Greenwich Reads Together will take place in October and November 2017. Copies in a variety of formats are available to borrow at Greenwich Library and may also be purchased at local bookstores including Diane's Books.
For more information, contact Kate Petrov at Greenwich Library at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Greenwich Reads Together is a community-wide reading experience which engages all of Greenwich in exploring a single book. The Steering Committee leading this initiative includes Greenwich Library, Friends of Greenwich Library, Greenwich Alliance for Education, Greenwich Arts Council, Greenwich Historical Society, Greenwich Pen Women, Greenwich Public and Independent Schools, Perrot Memorial Library, and Retired Men's Association of Greenwich. In 2016, almost 20 community organizations and more than 7,500 Greenwich residents participated in events around Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel. Numerous adult, children and teen book discussions were held across Greenwich. For more information, visit www.greenwichreadstogether.org.
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"This event sells out every year and it's easy to understand why. What could be better than enjoying the Zoo on a beautiful early summer night while sampling food, wine and beer, with live music and animals on exhibit?" said Gregg Dancho, zoo director. "A special thank you to all of our sponsors who make this an unforgettable evening each year."
Hosted by Turnpike Spirit Shop of Fairfield, guests will sample dozens of different wine and beer selections.
This expedition of taste will feature fare from local restaurants and caterers such as: All Rolled Up; Addeo's Italian Ice; Bistro Deli & Catering; BRYAC Restaurant & Raw Bar; Carl Anthony Restaurant and Catering; Chili's Grill & Bar; Dave Grant Catering/House of Bones BBQ; DePuma's Gluten Free Pasta; Focaccia's Café & Catery; Fortuna's Catering Co.; Geronimo Tequila Bar and Southwest Grill; Hub and Spoke; Little Pub; Luigi's Italian Pastry; Outrigger's Restaurant; Seasonal Catering/Laurel Glen Farm; Source Coffeehouse; The Playful Pantry; Uncle Buck's Fishbowl & Grill; Vazzy's; Village Bistro.
Tickets, at $70 for groups of four or more, and $75 for individuals, may be purchased at beardsleyzoo.com. Tickets may also be purchased at the door for $80, if available.
A VIP Cocktail Reception will be hosted by Tito's Handmade Vodka from 5-6 p.m. and includes cocktail tasting, appetizers, and a special animal program. VIP tickets are available at $120 each.
This evening is made possible thanks to the generosity of the following organizations and individuals: Presenting Sponsor: People's United Bank; Turnpike Spirit Shop; Big Hearted Bear: Aquarion Water Company; The Aiello Charitable Foundation c/0 Peter DiNardo Enterprises; Dworken, Hillman, LaMorte and Sterczala, P.C.; Ganim Financial; Merit Insurance; ServPro of Stamford Opulent Otter: Altice USA; Brody Wilkinson; Industrial Health & Safety Consultants, Inc; Catherine Ladnier & Mickey Robinson; Mitchell & Sheahan, P.C.; NST Systems, Inc. Kind Condor: The Human Resource Consulting Group; Lightower Fiber Networks; David and Kathy MacGhee; Mary Ann and Bob Matthews; The O'Connor Keohane Group/Merrill Lynch; Pullman and Comley; St. Vincent's Medical Center.
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A tournament intended to focus attention on the Norwalk River, and ways to help veterans through fishing and related activities highlight Yankee Fisherman on the HAN Network Thursday, May 25, at 1 p.m.
With Memorial Day Monday, we'll revisit meetings with representatives of Project Healing Waters and Back in the Maine Stream.
But first, we will catch up with Jeff Yates of the Mianus Chapter of Trout Unlimited, which will host the inaugural Norwalk River "One Fly" & Kids Fishing Tournament. The tournament was scheduled for Saturday, May 27, but has been postponed to Saturday, June 10, due to high water levels. Information on the location will be announced in coming days.
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The event is designed to be a fun, family-friendly way to get anglers out enjoying spring fishing on the Norwalk River while supporting the conservation work of the Mianus Chapter of Trout Unlimited, a local nonprofit that works to keep the Norwalk and other area streams clean and healthy.
Not just for professional anglers, this low-key and "on your honor" event is more about getting out to experience fishing with friends and family and to celebrate one of the region's best trout streams.
Fishing is followed by a barbecue celebration and awards ceremony at the Riverbrook Regional YMCA in Wilton. Participating anglers do not need to arrive at 6 a.m. to take part in the tournament, but must stop by the YMCA before they start fishing in order to pick up their official tournament tape measure and special event T-shirt.
The cost of the event is $25 per angler, or $50 per family, and includes entry into the tournament, a special event T-shirt — each family entry gets two T-shirts — and a ticket to the evening barbecue and awards ceremony.
There will be a "One Fly" tournament for fly fishing anglers, a Kids Fishing Division open to all youth age 16 and younger, and an Adult All Tackle Division for ages 17 and older in which all artificial tackle (no bait) can be used on either fly or spin equipment. All lures must have a single hook — no treble hooks — and fishing is "catch-and-release," meaning all trout caught must be measured quickly, then released back into the river.
Three winners will be declared in each division, with a special river rock plaque going to the anglers who catch the most fish, biggest fish and most total inches over the course of the day.
Full details and registration may be found at www.mianustu.org.
Founded in 1975, the Mianus Chapter of Trout Unlimited is a grassroots conservation organization with more than 600 members in the towns of Greenwich, Stamford, Darien, New Canaan, Norwalk, Wilton, and Ridgefield. The chapter works to protect and restore local river resources through active restoration projects, education initiatives and public advocacy.
Yankee Fisherman, presented by The Dock Shop, airs Thursdays at 1 p.m. on the HAN Network. Previous episodes can be watched on demand or listened to as a podcast.
Yankee Fisherman is hosted by John Kovach, editorial director, host and announcer for the HAN Network. A native of New Jersey, Kovach has fished since his father first took him out as a child. Kovach fishes fresh and salt water, ties flies, dabbles in lure making and promotes conservation, including a leadership role in the Connecticut Council of Trout Unlimited.
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We have a look at the forecast and bring you the latest in high school sports. Donald Eng also gives you a look back on this day in history.
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The "For Michael" fundraising event had fairly humble beginnings. The friends and family of Michael Taylor, who lost a fight with addiction last year, sought to hold an event that would both honor the memory of Michael and raise money and awareness to help others struggling with addiction. From there, the idea grew into a summer kick off event. Partnering with Shatterproof, a national organization dedicated to fighting the stigma surrounding addiction, only grew the event even further. As the time went on, what came into being was a day that was truly special, with a crowd of over a thousand people descending onto Weed Beach in memory of Michael. By the time all was said and done, over $220,000 was raised.
The day was opened by Gary Mendell, who is the founder of Shatterproof, and a father who lost a son to addiction. Mendell spoke to the crowd about the importance of having a vision, and of working together towards a goal. Shatterproof not only fights addiction, but against the stigma that the disease of addiction carries. "If you have cancer, you go to the hospital. Heart disease? Let's get you to the hospital. But if you're an addict? Go to jail, and don't relapse," Mendell said, illustrating the need to change the conversation around the disease. "Today helps change that," Mendell said, adding, "events like this should be happening all over the country."
The main attraction of the day was a boat race. Teams of four entered and had to build their own boat for a relay race, with two team members racing out from the beach, around a buoy, and returning to the other two team members who would take their turn. Rings End was a sponsor for the event, and provided materials, as teams had a capped budget to make sure all were on equal footing. Some boats, like Team Excelsior, featured rotating wheels and paddles. Others, like team Yachty By Nature, simply attached two lounge chairs to some floatation aids, and paddled with oars. The Darien High School Tech Ed department team, led by Jeromy Nelson, arrived with their boat aptly named Bored Of Education. All in all 21 boats entered the race, and competed in four heats. The heat winners faced off in a championship race, with Team CBRE taking home the gold for the day.
Many of the boats were crewed by teams of Michael's friends and family, but there were others crewed by those who knew Michael in other ways. State Representative William Tong entered a boat into the race, which he crewed with Jordan Fieldstein, Eilis Meagher, and Daniela Badiola.
"I knew Mike. He worked on my campaign in 2006," said Tong, who spoke glowingly about Michael's character. "This is a really great day. They were able to raise about a quarter million dollars. And they'll invest that in people and fighting addiction," said Tong. The Finn Dixon Herling, Tong's team, raised over $20,000 in donations on its own.
The top fundraising team of the 21 entries was Hall And Boats, a team of Kate Taylor, Laura Sullivan, Cait Sullivan, and Grace Ann Sweeney, which raised just over $30,000, and that earned them a special award on the day. The Spirit Award for the day was awarded to The Lighthouse. The Lighthouse was another sponsor for the event, and is a local organization that helps to combat addiction in the area, offering sober living and support to those in recovery. The Lighthouse team was made up of Chris, Jeff, Jack, Bill, and Ross.
State Representative Terrie Wood was on hand as well for the day. Members of her family entered a boat named Goombay Splash. Wood called the day "truly inspiring," and said she was moved by the tremendous outpouring of community support.
First Selectman Jayme Stevenson was on hand for the day as well. "I'm deeply moved by the courage it took for Michael's parents and close friends to turn the tragedy of his loss into something so positive. Michael's love of life, family and friends was so evident on Saturday and was magnified by the community coming together to remember him and raise awareness to end the stigma of addiction," Stevenson said. The words of Mendell also struck a chord with Stevenson, as she said, "Addiction is a disease and deserves the same focused attention that we give to diseases like cancer and diabetes. Simply by changing our mindset about addiction, we can save lives like Michael's and the 916 other lives lost to opioid addiction in Connecticut in 2016," before praising Shatterproof and the work done to end the stigma surrounding addiction.
"I'm so proud of Will Herling, Will Bergen and all the other organizers and volunteers who conspired to make Saturday's event such a huge success.
The generosity of our town is unparalleled," Stevenson closed.
Other highlights of the day included what proved to be a very popular Dunk Tank. The more you donated, the closer you could stand to the target, with DHS history teacher Anthony Sweeney and Michael's father, Frank Taylor, graciously volunteering to be dunked. There was also a silent auction which featured autographed memorabilia from Bruce Springsteen, gift cards and packages donated local businesses like Joy Ride and a number of restaurants, and art from local artists. Big ticket items included a sunset cruise donated by Darien residents and a sports package from Villanova, included autographs from basketball coach Jay Wright and a bundle of other items.
The day was capped by a performance from Tramps Like Us, the nation's premier Bruce Springsteen Tribute band. People grabbed food from the three different food trucks that were on hand for the day, and enjoyed the show.
Will Herling, one of the primary organizers of the day, said, "This is better than expected. The amount of fun, the atmosphere, it's something Mike would've really enjoyed."
"The amount of support and the way friends, family, community have come together is really inspiring," Herling added.
It is important to note that the entire event was completely substance free.
The crowd included people of all ages, and some had come from across the state to be there for the day. As the town's Board of Education is in talks about changes to the commitment policy that affects students at DHS who are caught using drugs and alcohol, events like the For Michael fundraiser can serve as an example of just how much the community can do when it works together, and how much fun is there is to be had without use of a chemical. With so much money raised and so many people reached, it is reasonable to think of the For Michael fundraiser as a jumping off point to a much larger conversation about what the town of Darien can do to fight addiction.
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Save the Sound has launched a groundbreaking water testing program that will dramatically increase available data on the health of Long Island Sound. The bi-state nonprofit organization already issues a closely watched "report card" on the health of the estuary. Now, the Unified Water Study: Long Island Sound Embayment Research will test water conditions in the Sound's bays and harbors.
More than a decade of federally funded monitoring of the open Sound has documented the destructive impact of nitrogen pollution — including algae blooms, red tides, loss of tidal marshes, and fish die-offs — and the incremental improvements brought about by wastewater treatment plant upgrades.
However, recent scientific research by Professor Jamie Vaudrey of the University of Connecticut and others has shown that conditions in the bays and harbors –where much of the public comes into contact with the Sound — can be different from conditions in the open waters. More testing on bays and harbors is needed to judge the effect of nitrogen on these inlets and what action is still needed to restore them to vibrant life.
To answer these questions, Save the Sound led a collaborative process to design the Unified Water Study to rapidly and cost-effectively gather comparable data that will establish the relative health of each bay and harbor. To reach as many locations as possible, Save the Sound is training a wide variety of groups in the study methods. These "Sound Sleuths" include citizens, scientists, environmentalists and municipalities. Their findings will be published in future report cards and used to help direct restoration funding to the most stressed locations.
Tracy Brown, director of Save the Sound, commented, "With federal funding of clean water programs facing an uncertain future, restoration of Long Island Sound is in our hands. Teams of Sound Sleuths will investigate the conditions of our bays and harbors, and offer data that can lead to restoration. Save the Sound is honored to lead these groups in this effort and we're confident the results will provide a valuable roadmap to aid in the protection of Long Island Sound for future generations."
Professor Jamie Vaudrey, University of Connecticut, commented, "Nutrient pollution from our septic tanks, sewer outfalls, and fertilizer use are having a negative impact on our coastal waters, even when the source of the pollution is far inland. Just as each person responds differently to the flu, each of our 116 bays and harbors has a unique response to nutrient pollution. The Unified Water Study standardized methods allow us to assess the health of bays and harbors and compare their condition, giving us the local knowledge needed to tackle nutrient pollution."
Starting this month, the Unified Water Study will be conducted in twenty-four locations on the Sound ranging from Queens, N.Y. to Stonington, Conn. There are 12 groups participating in this inaugural season, with more preparing to join the study in 2018. The trained corps of Sound Sleuths will be out on the water at dawn twice a month from May through October measuring dissolved oxygen, chlorophyll a, temperature, salinity, macrophytes (aquatic plants and seaweeds), and water clarity.
Science advisors for the study are Jamie Vaudrey, PhD, and Jason Krumholz, PhD. Coordination is provided by Peter Linderoth of Save the Sound. Additional guidance has been provided by members of the Long Island Sound Study, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, and Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.
Save the Sound is a bi-state program of the Connecticut Fund for the Environment with an established 45-year track record of restoring and protecting the waters and shorelines of the Long Island Sound. From its offices in Mamaroneck, N.Y. and New Haven, Conn., Save the Sound works for a cleaner, healthier, and more vibrant Long Island Sound where humans and marine life can prosper year-round. The organization's success is based on scientific knowledge, legal expertise, and thousands of ordinary people teaming up to achieve results that benefit the environment for current and future generations. Learn more at savethesound.org.
Funding provided by the Long Island Sound Funders Collaborative. Long Island Sound Funders Collaborative is a group of funders with missions that include protecting and restoring the Long Island Sound; lisfc.org.
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Milford police arrested a Greenwich man Saturday for allegedly threatening to hurt a Milford woman if she didn't give him money.
Police said that on Saturday, May 20, at about 12:15 p.m. they received a complaint that a man had sent threatening text messages to a woman in an attempt to get money from her.
The text messages were sent in a harassing manner, in which a countdown was initiated for the victim to send the man money or there would be consequences, police said.
The man repeatedly threatened to harm the woman if she did not comply, police said.
The man was identified as Matthew Mannix, 29, of 300 Riversville Road, Greenwich. Mannix was taken into custody later that day by Milford police, charged with the following: criminal attempt at larceny by extortion, threatening, and harassment.
Mannix was held on $10,000 bond to appear in Milford court on May 22.
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The Bruce Museum will host a new exhibition, Andy Warhol and Friends! June 10-Sept. 3. "Although we tend to associate Warhol's work with artifice and mass production — think of his bold images of Marilyn Monroe and Campbell's Soup cans — there is another side to the artist that is often overlooked, his interest in the natural, the real, and the intimate," said Kenneth E. Silver, New York University Professor of Modern Art and Bruce Museum Adjunct Curator of Art. Silver is curating the show with the assistance of Courtney Long, Bruce Museum Zvi Grunberg Postdoctoral Fellow, 2016-17.
The exhibition builds on three important works in the Bruce Museum collection.Warhol's Little Red Book, 1971, a gift from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Arts, features ten unique polaroid portraits of the artist's friends — New Canaan architect Philip Johnson and his partner David Whitney, fashion model Donna Jordan, art critic Barbara Rose, and a self-portrait. Flowers (Hand-Colored), 1974, a suite of ten silkscreens prints given to the Bruce by Peter Brant, depict floral still-lives. Two large silkscreen portrait prints, Sachiko, 1977, are gifts of the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation.
Beyond these Bruce Museum treasures, significant loans will allow Spring into Summer with Andy Warhol and Friends! to offer an expanded view of Warhol's aesthetic universe, including an important four-part painted portrait, never before exhibited in public, of Sachiko Goodman, along with the scores of polaroid studies that the artist made in preparation for the commission; and a fine pencil portrait by Warhol of Philip Johnson. Beyond the human subjects, Warhol's silkscreen series of 1983, Endangered Species, offers ten "animal portraits" including a San Francisco Silverspot butterfly and an American Bald Eagle. Fortuitously, the great American realist painter Philip Pearlstein, Warhol's undergraduate roommate, has kindly agreed to lend his surprisingly abstract rendition of an American Eagle (1949) to the exhibition as well.
Finally, following the lead of Warhol's ground-breaking exhibition of 1970, Raid the Icebox with Andy Warhol, in which the artist retrieved and put on display long-forgotten objects from the storerooms of the Rhode Island School of Design Museum, the Bruce's own storerooms have been plundered for specimens from its historic natural science collection—butterflies, birds, and a few other creatures.
This exhibition is generously supported by The Charles M. and Deborah G. Royce Exhibition Fund, Amica Insurance, Bank of America, Crozier, Susan and Bill Mahoney, The 2016-17 Bruce Museum Council, and the Connecticut Office of the Arts.
"We're thrilled to deepen our existing partnership with the Bruce Museum by bringing these historically significant art pieces to the Southern Connecticut community," said Robert Pizzella, Managing Director, U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management. "This is just another way we are able to provide access to the arts, in addition to offering Bank of America cardholders free admission every month through our Museums on Us program."
The Bruce Museum will offer free admission on opening day of the Warhol exhibition on Saturday, June 10, in conjunction with the Connecticut Open House Day, and on all Tuesdays. Bank of America cardholders also receive free admission on the first Sunday of every month.
The Bruce Museum is located just off I-95, Exit 3, at 1 Museum Drive, Greenwich, CT. General admission is $10 adults, $8 seniors and students, free to members and children less than 5 years old.
Exhibition programs for Spring into Summer with Andy Warhol and Friends!
June 21, 6-8 p.m.
Andy Warhol and the Impact on Photography
Lecture by Lyle Rexer
The changes wrought by Andy Warhol's work on painting and art are well known. Less discussed is the impact on photography. Warhol played a crucial role in changing the climate for image making and helped usher in a photographic era of bad pictures of bad subjects. (It's no coincidence that both Stephen Shore and William Eggleston, both pilloried for being pedestrian photographers, spent time at Warhol's "factory.") This lecture explores Warhol's influence, direct and indirect, on photography since the 1970s.
Lyle Rexer is the author of several books, including The Edge of Vision: The Rise of Abstraction in Photography (2009) and Photography's Antiquarian Avant Garde: the New Wave in Old Processes (2002). In addition, he has published many catalogue essays and articles on art, architecture, and photography and contributed to such publications as The New York Times, Art in America, Aperture, BOMB, Parkett and DAMn. As a curator, he has organized exhibitions in the United States and internationally, most recently "The Edge of Vision," a selection of contemporary abstract photography. He teaches at the School of Visual Arts in New York and is a columnist for Photograph magazine.
Advance registration required. Free for Bruce members, $15 for nonmembers. At the door: $10 Bruce members, $25 non-members. See brucemuseum.org for details.
Andy Warhol: A Documentary Film
Wed, July 12, 10:30-12:45. Andy Warhol: A Documentary Film | Part 1
Wed., July 19, 10:30-12:45. Andy Warhol: A Documentary Film | Part 2
This riveting and often deeply moving film portrait of the most famous and famously controversial artist of the second half of the 20th century is the first to explore the complete spectrum of Warhol's astonishing artistic output, stretching across five decades from the late 1940s to his untimely death in 1987. Combining powerful on-camera interviews and rare still and motion picture footage, it is also the first to put Warhol himself—his humble family background and formative experiences in Pittsburgh, and his crucial apprenticeship as a commercial artist in New York—back into the presentation of his life.
Narrated by Laurie Anderson. Includes interviews with Irving Blum, Bob Colacello, Donna De Salvo, Vincent Fremont, Dave Hickey, Stephen Koch, Wayne Koestenbaum, Jeff Koons, Paul Morrissey, Billy Name, George Plimpton, Neil Printz, John Richardson, Ronald Tavel and John Warhola. A special two-part presentation for American Masters.
Advance registration required; limited seating. Free with Museum admission ($10/$8). See brucemuseum.org for details.
Sunday, July 16, 1-4 p.m. Warhol Summer Bash Family Day. Join us for a groovy, good time! Fun, hands-on activities from inspired by the exhibition Spring into Summer with Warhol and Friends! A rockin', sixties and seventies-inspired music performance by Little Rockers at 2 p.m., This 45-minute experience will include musical activities with instruments and movement for a totally unique rock show. Performance is recommended for ages 2-8. Seating limited. Generously sponsored by Whole Foods.
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Ferry service will become available starting Saturday, June 10, for both Island Beach and Great Captain's Island. The island bathing beach season will run through Sept. 10, for Great Captain's Island and Sept. 16, for Island Beach.
The Departments of Health and Parks and Recreation will continue to adhere to the existing policy pertaining to the prohibition of recreational swimming at local tidal beaches after certain rainfall events for all beaches. This policy does not include the Island Beaches since they do not appear to be affected by any one factor such as rainfall. Closures of the Island beaches will be announced by the Department of Health when necessary and announced for other locations after trigger rainfall events.
In carrying out Departmental policy, for the protection of the public's health, the Division of Environmental Services will collect and analyze beach water samples weekly throughout the season. After rainfall events of one half inch (0.5″) or greater, Byram Beach will close automatically for one beach day. If multiple storms occur, then the beach will close for one full day after the rain has stopped.
Openings, closings and other announcements related to beach activity will be released by the Department through the Division of Environmental Services Beach Hot Line (203-622-7855). All swimming closures will be posted at each beach location by the Department of Parks and Recreation. Announcements will be made through the local press and radio station WGCH.
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Moffat County Commissioner Ray Beck and 33 other members of the group Club 20, are traveling to Washington DC this week to meet with members of the Trump administration. CLUB 20 is an organization of counties, communities, businesses, individuals and Continue reading
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Empire Mine Being Deconstructed
If you have driven between Craig and Hamilton this week you may have noticed the Empire Mine coal tube, which crossed Highway 13, has been removed. According to a representative from Peabody Energy, the tube was removed as part of the decommissioning of the mine. Peabody is Continue reading
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Routt County residents can get information on the status of Peabody Energy's delinquent property taxes this week. Routt County Treasurer Brita Horn will host information sessions Wednesday, Thursday and Friday throughout Routt County. Wednesday's meeting will be held at the Court House in Steamboat beginning at 1:30, followed by another meeting Thursday evening at 6:30 in Yampa at the Yampa Town Hall. The final meeting will be Friday evening in Hayden at the Hayden Town Hall beginning at 6:30. According to Horn, these sessions will be a Continue reading
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Clarification On Craig Station Unit 1 Closure
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