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A young woman who accused Somalia's security forces of rape has been given a one-year jail sentence for making a false accusation and insulting the government. A freelance journalist who interviewed the alleged victim has also been sentenced to a year in prison, despite never publishing his report.
"We sentence her for offending state institutions by claiming she was raped," Judge Ahmed Adan Farah said in court. The woman was also charged with inducing false evidence, simulating a criminal offence and making a false accusation.
A key witness called by the prosecution was a midwife who testified the alleged victim had not been raped. The midwife said in court her evidence was based on the fact a pregnancy test she carried out on the alleged victim came back negative.
The case provoked outcry from human rights groups who say the ruling is politically motivated and intended to cover up rampant sexual abuse among the security service and police. "The court's decision is a terrible miscarriage of justice and sends a chilling signal to victims of sexual assault in Somalia," said Daniel Bekele, Africa director at Human Rights Watch.
"The case was built on groundless charges and serious due process violations and should have been thrown out. The government should swiftly move to exonerate and release the defendants."
The 27-year-old alleged rape victim reported the incident to Hodan police station in the capital, Mogadishu, and was interviewed by journalist Abdiaziz Abdinur Ibrahim on 8 January. The pair were arrested separately two days later and were accused of giving false evidence and conspiring to offend state institutions. The trial opened on Saturday and ended on Tuesday. Three others charged, including the woman's husband, were acquitted.
Abdiaziz Ibrahim was charged with offending the state and for inducing the woman to give false evidence. He was charged separately under sharia law for entering a woman's house when her husband was not present.
It convictions come just days after Somalia's newly elected president Hassan Sheikh Mohamud visited Britain. Foreign Secretary William Hague tweeted that he spoke to President Mohamud about the case on his visit, but despite pressure to take a stand President Mohamud, whose election last year was hailed as the start of a new era for Somalia, refused to intervene.
"I don't have the right to interfere in the judiciary system... [which would] never help the rule of law in Somalia," he said in a television interview on Sunday. Sources close to the government say the President has is under pressure from senior police not to intervene.
The United Nations estimates more than 1,100 cases of sexual violence were reported in Somalia last year, while admitting that the official figure is likely to be much higher because of the stigma around sex and the pressure on women not to report crimes.
When Mr Mohamud was elected he promised to do more to protect women and announced a crack down on rape. But Fartuun Adan, who runs a shelter for abused women in Somalia, says he has done the opposite.
"We hoped the new government would send a strong message. Unfortunately this is not the message we wanted," she said.
Human rights groups say the woman's arrest was a response to a string of news reports about the sharp increase in rape in Mogadishu. On 6 January, Al Jazeera and the Somali television station Universal TV both carried reports on rape in Mogadishu carried out by men in police uniform.
A group of Somali journalists staged a protest outside court with their mouths taped shut and their hands tied. The demonstration was quickly shut down by police.
"We are all shocked by the court's unfair verdict jailing the journalist without due process," Abdirashid Abdulle, a media activist in Mogadishu said. "[Abdiaziz Abdinur Ibrahim] was supposed to leave the jail today, instead he was unfairly sent back behind bars with out concrete evidence against him."
The United States officially recognized Somalia as a country this month for the first time in two decades. The move was seen as a sign of hope for Somalia as it struggles to leave behind 21 years of broken government and war. But despite progress, government institutions in Mogadishu remain weak and corruption is rife. Security in Somalia is still provided by 17,000 African Union troops.
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School district gets first delivery of news buses
August 14, 2014 Austintown School District's Transportation Department took possession of 10 new buses last month with four more yet to arrive. more »»
Board hires new assistant superintendent
August 14, 2014 At the Austintown Board of Education meeting on Aug. 6, approval was given to hire Jeremy Batchelor as the new assistant superintendent. more »»
Golf outing honors the late Eddie Cantor
August 14, 2014 Austintown resident Rosemary Jones attended the recent Austintown trustees meeting to gain support for an upcoming golf outing that is dear to her heart. more »»
Walkway underway in township
August 14, 2014 The $67,749-walkway from AMS to the road connecting Fitch and Raccoon Road is underwa. more »»
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August 14, 2014 AJWL to host event Saturday: The Austintown Junior Women's League will host ''An Evening with Ray 'Boom Boom' Mancini'' from 6 to 10 p.m. more »»
Back 2 Basics car show for local veterans
August 7, 2014 Back 2 Basics car show for local veterans... more »»
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August 7, 2014 On Sept. 20, Austintown Fitch High School in conjunction with Northeast Ohio FIRST Robotics Alliance and the 7 Days of STEM will be hosting the first Mahoning Valley Robotics Challenge from 8 a.. more »»
Park thanked for log cabin cleanup
August 7, 2014 At last week's Austintown Township trustees meeting, a representative from the Austintown Historical Society publicly thanked the park crew for helping with a clean-up effort at Austin log Cabi. more »»
Bugs take over Mill Creek MetroParks Farm
August 7, 2014 The Mill Creek MetroParks Farm in Canfield experienced an infiltration of bugs on Sunday. It was the park's Bug Day event that showcased the insect world for children and families. more »»
Department gets new fire fighting tool
July 31, 2014 Austintown Fire Station 1 is now home to a different type of fire fighting vehicle. The department now has a 1992 military Humvee converted to fighting brush fires and making trail rescues. more »»
Firefighter moves up in rank to lieutenant
July 31, 2014 A crowd of family, friends and fellow firefighters attended the July 14 Austintown Township meeting to witness the swearing in of firefighter Tom Metzinger. more »»
Mooney team attends tournament
July 31, 2014 The National Speech and Debate Association recognized Cardinal Mooney High School in Youngstown for attending its 50th National Speech and Debate Tournament. more »»
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July 24, 2014 Austintown Fitch class of 1974 is having its 40th year reunion over Labor Day weekend. On Aug. 29, a tailgate and home football game will be held at Falcon Stadium prior to the game. more »»
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July 17, 2014 An Austintown resident his entire life, Jim Locketti, a 1977 graduate of Fitch High School, is now being lifted up by his lifelong community in a time of need. more »»
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I have never been to a Madame Tussauds before. But if you're looking for a fun way to interact with history, sports and celebrities, Madame Tussauds is a great place to do it!
We took the family and a couple of friends down to Washington DC to check out the current exhibit: The President's Gallery. What I loved about the place was that it was much more interactive than I expected. The kids could don costumes that were provided and be a part of the exhibit!
Cooper loved reading about the history and learning about some of the Presidents…and Brodie LOVED the celebrities and sitting at the White House desk. Both kids really enjoyed getting their hands in wax (this was additional to the admission price). And there was an opportunity to have a photo with the President and First Lady as well.
I mostly enjoyed "meeting" Ronald Reagan.
You can check out our visit here (just a 2 minute view!)


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Our spacious five bed three, bath villa is set out over two storeys and offers all the space you need to relax and enjoy your vacation, easily accommodating up to 11 guests + 1 baby. It has two king, one queen, one twin (that can also be a king) and one full+twin bunk bedroom. The air conditioned, open-plan living area allows you unwind in front of a 50" flat screen TV with all its 100's of cable channels, or make use of the free telephone calls and internet access- all set against a wonderful lake vista. The games room comes complete with pool table, air-hockey,TV, games console, darts, karaoke machine and many other games. The villa is located in a quiet cul-de-sac and enjoys a stunning lake front position with south facing pool deck and spa (both with colour splash lighting), yet is close to the dedicated fishing pier, beach and children's play areas- offering something for guests of all age. We are very much geared towards families and would love to welcome you to our home!
Lake Berkley Information: Lake Berkley is a highly regarded resort that boasts immaculately maintained grounds, a 24hr manned security gate and a wealth of on-site amenities. The clubhouse features a gym/fitness room, computer/internet area, communal swimming pool, Jacuzzi and new children's splash-pool, all of which is free to guests. In addition, there are childrens play areas, tennis and volleyball courts, a basketball hoop and golf practice nets. The main lake also offers free fishing- directly in front of the villa or from the fishing pier, in a stocked 14 acre spring fed lake. Fishing rods and tackle are supplied, whilst the huge fishing department at Walmart is only a short walk away. All this and you are just a mile from the US192, with it's established resort area, numerous restaurants, shops and banks, not forgetting the many adventure / mini golf courses.
Some of our Guests Comments: "We've had a fantastic time here at hibiscus on the lake! Very relaxing, especially the sofa's after a day in the parks. Loved the pool and the view and the space around the house. Thanks for letting us stay; will definitely come back!"
"The villa is beautiful and we have felt very much at home, so much so, we don't want to leave!"
"The setting is just beautiful and so peaceful but still near enough to all the attractions- and the shopping! We've had a wonderful time."
Family of five - mum, dad, kids of 13, 11 and 2.
Glenda Salter purchased this house in 2009
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we were already keen on Lake Berkley due to its great facilities when Hibiscus-on-the-Lake became available. It has just the best setting - overlooking the main lake with a south facing pool.
Great place to stay for 2 families with teenagers. The view from the pool was wonderful, a lot of wildlife to watch. Pool heat was a must for us and the temp was perfect. The beds were some of the most comfortable I have ever slept on! Very close to Walmart and various places to eat. Close enough to the Orlando attractions. I hope we get this lucky the next time we choose a VRBO. I highly recommend this house. Thanks Glenda and Tim!
We stayed for three weeks in February 2016 and had such an amazing time. The view of the lake really sets this house apart from the others. We could sit by the pool and watch the birds, the alligator and the playful otter. The pool was a good size and with the pool heat on it was warm enough to be in for hours.
Our kids (4 and 1) loved the play room. They just couldn't believe how much there was to play with - from air hockey to a train set and a full box of toys for toddlers. And at nights when the kids were sleeping the pool table was great fun.
The house has everything you need. Beach towels, umbrellas, a beach tent, strollers, car seats, etc... We cooked most of our dinners at home and the kitchen was very functional.
The bedrooms are great with good separation of there are multiple familys staying and the beds were super comfortable.
We would definitely recommend this property, especially if you're travelling with children.
Thank you Tim and Glenda for sharing your lovely house.
This is a perfect vacation home. After a busy day at the parks (minutes away and easy to get to) it was so nice to come home to an extremely clean and relaxing home. The view of the (steps away) lake was beautiful. An eagle flew over as well as ducks (which we fed), herons were plentiful and we caught several fish. It was so quiet and peaceful plus we were able to enjoy high temps of 84 and 82. The pool and hot tub are very nice. The home is well equipped with everything you need. I have never seen such a well stocked game room for all ages. If you have a baby, toddler or small children this is a dream home. There is everything you could think of. The beds were very comfortable and there is an abundance of towels (even beach towels) and linens. This home is very beautiful. The owners are wonderful. Communication was very easy, prompt and they also provided useful info about the area including maps. We hope to be able to return in the future and have already recommended to our friends and family.
Excellent property. Good location on quiet estate with great views of the lake and the wildlife (birds, turtles & alligator). The villa is particularly well suited to families with kids from toddlers to teenagers. There is a very extensive selection of equipment and games for them to use and enjoy. The owners proved very responsive to any queries I had. Would recommend to friends and family.
We stayed here in April 2015. This was our first time using VRBO or renting a house. There were 5 of us. We have a 16, 14, and 10 year old. It was awesome! Everything was as the listing shows. Owners are awesome! I would recommend to anyone! Plenty of room. Pool is great and screened in so no bugs! Very relaxing after a long day in the hot sun. Very peaceful but everything is so close and easy to get to. We had absolutely no issues. Tim and Glenda were very helpful and responsive to all our questions! If I could give a better rating, I would! Very kind people! Thank you Tim and Glenda!
Our group of 5 adults and 4 young girls had a blast at this lovely villa over this past Thanksgiving break. We were celebrating our mother-in-law's 70th birthday.
Everything was perfect, esp. Location-wise, both proximity to theme parks & inside the Lake Berkeley resort as the villa is situated in a cul-de-sac. Incredibly stunning lake view with that pretty island is as shown in the photos. The pathway to the lake, nice little sand beach and playground was literally right next to the front door. Spacious 5 BR with 3 full Baths, and heated pool & spa with pool toys & plenty of linens & cookware incl. a new charcoal grill. Fully equipped with baby/toddler equipment incl. crib, stroller, tons of toys/DVDs in the Game room.
You simply won't find Anything that beats this combo around Greater Orlando area -- How sure am I? Well, I've looked thru more than 100 villas around, and this was the Winner, esp. at this rate!
Best of all, Tim & Glenda were very responsive to my emails (only time I had to wait a couple of days was when they were traveling) and considerate with everything. 2 families flew in separately with one arriving a day earlier and checking out a day later - so Tim kindly issued us 2 separate "Arrival Forms" so that each family could show the form upon security gate entry (if you're arriving on differing schedules, please take note as you won't be given the entrance pass w/o this form).
A few tips to better prepare for your stay:
1. Clubhouse: Communal pool is large and offers kiddy splash pool, and small indoor gym but besides that, nothing else available (no game room, arcade, etc.) Neighboring Hapimag was closed during all days.
2. Lake: If you want to try fishing, use the Dock next to the sand beach and spinning rod gears (2 sets) in the Game room closet. Suggest just using white bread sogged (dough) for Carp-like fish OR nightcrawler or fake worm for giant Largemouth bass.(I saw both caught). Alligator shows up often.
3. Park Tickets: Wal-Mart (<0.5 mile) sells Disney & Universal Tickets at 2~3% discount. SeaWorldParks.com is best & fastest (No need to stand in line, show barcode on your smartphone to enter!) to get discounted e-tickets - Weekday is cheaper + 1 Kid FREE with 1 Adult purchase deal.
* Important: Do NOT use Craigslist, eBay to buy "deep discounts" as they're 100% scams
All in all, what an amazing stay and my mother-in-law was so happy. Thanks to Tim & Glenda - we'll certainly come back & refer friends!
Situated in Kissimmee on the US192, less than eight miles from Disney, Lake Berkley offers convenient access to the theme parks, other attractions and the to many outlet/shopping malls. It is an easy drive from either Sanford (1hr) or Orlando International (30mins) airports.
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Robert T. Blaney, 85, of Rockaway Township, died after a short illness on Monday, April 16, 2001, at Saint Clare's Hospital in Denville.
Mr. Blaney was born in Jersey City. He lived in Cliffside Park for seven years until moving to Rockaway Township 51 years ago.
He was an executive chauffeur with Combustion Engineering in Bloomfield for seven years until his retirement in 1979. Prior to that, he worked at Mennen Corporation for 20 years.
Mr. Blaney was a member of Saint Cecilia's Church in Rockaway.
He also was a member of the White Meadow Lake Fishing Club.
Mr. Blaney is survived by his wife, Stella; two sons, Robert of the Long Valley section of Washington Township and Thomas of Warwick, N.Y.; a daughter, Stella of Stanhope; a sister, Ann McKeon of Jersey City; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
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By Manish Chand, IANS,
Malula (Syria) : Far from the sounds of gunfire and civil conflict that embroil Syria lurks an oasis of faith and miracles in this tiny village perched on the rugged mountains. It's one of the last places on earth where the Aramaic language Jesus Christ spoke still lives on the tongue of its inhabitants.
Barely a 45-minute drive (around 50 km) from Syrian capital Damascus, that is in the crosshairs of frenetic global diplomacy, Malula, which in Aramaic means "entrance," transports you to a self-enclosed world of belief, miracles and divine mysteries.
"Welcome to the place where the language in which Jesus Christ spoke is still alive," Sister Georgette, clad in black robes, told this visiting IANS correspondent, ushering us into the Convent of St. Serge, a 4,000-year-old monastery that sits atop a rock cliff 5,000 feet above sea level.
Inside the elegantly restored Byzantine interiors are icons of Christ, his face ennobled by suffering and redemptive suffering for mankind, and the Virgin Mary. In front of the altar, she recites "The Lord's Prayer" in Aramaic.
Malula is among three neighbouring villages where Aramaic is still spoken by around 18,000 inhabitants. The other two places which boast of a living linguistic connection with Christ are Bakhaa and Jabadeen.
Malula is a microcosm of this multi-religious mosaic of a country embroiled in international headlines for being the new epicenter of Arab Spring-like protests against the long-standing regime of President Bashar al-Assad. Walking around amid proud believers and the keeper of an ancient legacy amid exhilarating mountain air, one would not know that barely a few kilometres away in Homs, the government forces are battling out protesters in a fierce battle for power.
The holy hush that inhabits this picturesque place, made famous by Mel Gibson's film "The Passion of the Christ", is, therefore, all the more striking.
Aramaic, the Jesus dialect, is imbibed as a mother tongue and children go on to learn Arabic, the language spoken in most of Syria, only in schools. Sadly, the oral tradition predominates as none of them can write in Aramaic, the language of sacred revelations.
"It passes from generation to generation, but we don't know how to write," Mikhal, a 50-something resident, told IANS.
Elsewhere in Syria, where Christians comprise nearly 10 percent of the population, even the ancient churches conduct services in Arabic. But finding the alphabets and script of Aramaic are not a lost cause, efforts are on at both individual and state level to resurrect the language in which Jesus probably spoke to Lazarus to wake up and walk with him.
The government has funded an institute to revive the written Aramaic and to teach the younger generation this sacred tongue.
George Rizkallah, a 65-year-old retired local schoolteacher, has started a school to teach local children the ancient language. He is finding new ways to resuscitate the language and has been composing Aramaic songs. The language will survive, but we need to find ways to preserve this ancient tongue, he said.
According to Yona Sabar, a professor of Semitic languages at the University of California, Los Angeles, the three villages represent "the last Mohicans" of Western Aramaic, spoken by Jesus in Palestine two millennia ago.
People of Malula are hoping that when Jesus returns, he will speak to them in their native tongue.
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"Live improvisation design test session on my Tokarev Protosynth V1 and V2 prototype connected through a digital dynamic range compressor prototype that I built based on the TAS3002 integrated circuit. Compressor output goes through an optically controllable frequency low pass filter and finally recorded to computer. MIDI notes are sent from FL Studio on separate MIDI channels for both V1 and V2 synths. Drums sequenced on FL Studio.
The V2 synthesizer features separate DAC bit outputs which are connected to an analog source selector. Selection of the output is synchronized to MIDI clock coming from FL Studio. Some details are yet to be done in the clock synchronization timing selection so that it always synchronizes from first beat."
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Peanut Butter Rice Crispy Treats
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Recipe by Lori Lissa
This is an easy wonderfully tastey treat that is great for all occasions. This is my mother in law's recipe, that my sweet husband had as a child, and my children ask for also. I have also molded these in to little brains on Halloween.
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- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup Karo syrup
- 1 1⁄2 cups peanut butter
- 5 cups Rice Krispies
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- Place sugar, syrup and peanut butter in heavy sauce pan and bring to a boil.
- Place the rice crispies in a large bowl.
- Stir the mixture on to the top of the cereal, til all is covered.
- Place mixture on buttered cookie sheet, use hands covered in butter to spread. (I have tried to use a utensil,and always reverted to the hand spreading method).
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I recently added a couple of users and one of them has a checkbox next to their name under "Email Notification". I don't want this person to receive Email Notification but when I uncheck, it doesn't save the change. When I come back to that screen, it still shows checked? What am I doing wrong?
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Event: Son Puneet Mehra announced Last Rites ceremony of veteran filmmaker Prakash Mehra at Sumeet Bungalow, Juhu, Mumbai, where many a B-town celebs turned up.
Guest List: Danny Denzongpa, Puneet Mehra, Ramesh Mehra, Abhishek Bachchan, Amitabh Bachchan, Madhur Bhandarkar, Yash Chopra, Harry Baweja, Bappi Lahiri, Salim Khan, Deepak Parashar, Ramesh Sippy, Bappa Lahiri, Sanjay Khan, Anees Bazmi, Anandji, Goldie Behl, Ashoke Pandit, Ranjeet, Amit Mehra
Venue: Sumeet Bungalow, Juhu, Mumbai.
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Acton Enterprise (Newspaper) - May 16, 1917, Acton, Massachusetts VOLUME XXIX 4c PER COPY WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1917 The Largest Tires and Stock Tubes of BETWEEN BOSTON & FITCHBURG ALWAYS ON HAND T or r ey 6 V ialle MAYNARD CONCORD JUNCTION INCORPORATED are of the firm price of nearly opinion all the makes of tires and tubes that the standard O' 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 •e* ♦ 4 4 4 4 <3» Frank Fisko of Afton Outer was the guest of friends here Sunday, A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ledgard, Nason st., Thursday. Miss Emma Forman,, Pleasant st., has moved, and now resides at Malden. Dorothy Hanford spelt the week end as tile guest of relatives al Mud son. William I.awlor is working as clerk at the store of John Drown at Marlboro. Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Lincoln were tho Sunday guests of friends at Marlboro. A daughter was born to .Mr. and Mrs. J olm Christofer, Fine st., Wednesday. Rolfe Kilby of Norwich, Ct., was the guest of friends in town over the week end. Mrs. Fred Bamford left today for an extended visit with relatives at Portland, Mo. Henry Hodges purchased a lh 17 roadster the past weik from tile VV. A. Haynes (lo, Mrs. Ida Kidney of Waltham was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Randall. Irving Hayward aud John Walsh of Boston are, the guests of Mrs. Elias Downey* Parker st. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Priest and children were the Sunday guests of relatives at Waltham. James Burns of Worcester, a former resident here. was the guest ut friends hero Saturday. Arthur Sullivan of the postoffice clerical force was the week end guest of relatives at Malden. Daniel Cl. Lincoln cf Wrentham visited his son, Arnold Lincoln, Concord st., over the week end. William May of Boston spent. Sunday at the home of his mother, Mrs. Juiia May, Summer st. David Lelthead was confined a few days at the Mass. General hospital for treatment of his knee. Mr. and Mrs, Arc hie Livingston and children were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Parkin. Mr. and Mrs. Walford Mattson were guests of friends at Boston Saturday and viewed the Joffre parade. Mrs. Thomas Kelley, Porcivnl st., was taken to the Framingham hos-Flaherty. Louis McCaffrey has purchased un Overland ear. Mrs. William Douglas spent. Sunday with relatives in Lynn. Michael Fox of Natick is visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Nagle. Mrs. It. H. Damon has purchased a new 7 passenger Imperial ear. James Hanley of Bridgeport, Ct., called on friends in town Friday. Erie Judge left Friday for the Naval Reserve training t amp at Marblehead. Miss Nellie Burns of Boston is visiting Mr, and Mrs. .Matthew Kteinman. Miss May Curley has returned from a week's visit with friends in Boston. Mr. and Mrs. James O'Halloran were Sunday guests of relatives in Lurches tor. Mrs Thomas Shatlghnessy of Belmont was a week end guest of friends iff town. William Dei Hey returned Sunday night, from a visit with relatives in Gray, Me. Miss Mildred (lenity of Ashmont was a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes. Miss Mary Boylftn of Dorchester was a week end guest of hor father, James Boykin. Mrs. Marty Parker aud children have returned from a visit with relatives in Winchendon. Robert Wood of Littleton, formerly of thin town, renewed acquaintances hero during t Im; week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank White aud son of Lowell were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Christian, Mrs. Guy Elmos and children have returned from a week's visit with relatives in Providence, R. I, Mrs. George Nelson and hor baby daughter of Palmer are the guests of her father, Gordon Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gillegan entertained Mr. and Mrs. Edward Perkins of Plymouth tho past week. Ernest Carroll, who is at Attleboro with Co. I, was home on a -I hour furlough tho latter part of tho week. Sidney Bennett has returned from the Deaconess hospital, and is gain lug rapidly after his recent operation. George Lauderville and family of Somerville have moved to town and taken up their residence at i Elm pl. Sylvester Sullivan of Maynard has received his appointment as officer In an his now CONCORD number ml baa WEST ACTON ground by the Adams Will Advance Again Within the Next Few Days The Proposed United States Government War Tax bill calls for a large tax on retail prices of all tires and tubes and may be enacted into law about June 1st, \ 1917, which if passed will undoubtedly 3 * make a further advance in all tire prices to J the consumer of around - < 20% SO BUY NOW Call and see our Full line of Tires and Tubes Buy Now for Cash and Save Money T or r ey 6 V ialle INCORPORATED Main and Walden Streets Concord, Mass. TELEPHONE 45-R or 8622 pital Wednesday by Dr. . ....... Frank Taylor and Albert. Murphy. the Reformatory, and bi viewed the parade In honor of the duties Monday. French commissioners at Boston Sat* unlay, Tim building now occupied as a store on Nason st. by Mrs. Ada Hodges, will be moved this week to a lot at Assn-bet park. Supervisor of Music George ll. Woods has been reelected as supervisor of the public schools Of Stow for next year. Every room in the Summer st. school * building is equipped with a Hag 2'/2x4 feet. with staff and socket, installed Friday. A number of young ladies from here attended tho closing exorcises of the women's mission at St. Michael's church. Hudson, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sheehan and children of Forest. Hills was tho guest of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs George Howes during the week. Fred Whit taker, who has been working at Worcester, has ret nm od hero and is working in the spinning room of the Strathmore Woolen Co. at Westvale. Miss Louise Bordeau of Gilbertville has accepted a position in the weave room here, and will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Walter White, Garfield sL K. A. Merrimac editor of Tho Enterprise, attended tho meeting and banquet of the Mass. Press association. held at the United States hotel, Boston, Monday. \ number from here attended tile annual reunion of Help of Christians church at Concord Junction Friday evening. Tho Colonial orchestra furnished tho music. Tile Colonial orchestra furnished the music at the dancing party at Littleton Thursday evening, and for tho dance held under the auspices of the S M. K. S. C. club at Exchange hall, South Acton, Saturday night, Miss Christine Kennedy has left th employ of the Waltham Watch Co. and has gone to work at the Assabot mills in Maynard. .Miss Isa Kelley has concluded bet services at the Marlboro laundry, and has entered the employ of tile Assn bet mills in Maynard, For the first time in 15 years the immense lawn in front of tho Reformatory has been plowed iii) and is to he planted with potatoes. Miss Sadie Burke with Miss Mary Quinlan of Boston, who has been her guest for the past few days, spear Sunday with friends in Rutland. 1*00 Smith, son of Mr. and Mr Joseph Smith of this town is ut tilt Plattsburg training camp, having left Fridav with a New York company. Dorothy Olsen, the eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles OI sen, Is in the Deaconess hospital, where she was operated on Friday for appendicitis. Mrs. Kenneth Blood and Ray Robbins arrived the latter part of tho week from New York, called home h\ fille serious illness of their father Webster C. Robbins. Ole Peterson and family have moved to Hie old Fitzpatrick house on the road to Nine Acre corner. This estate has recently been purchased by Harry Keefe, who is making extensive alterations and repairs. During the absence of John Garvey, the day school at the Reformatory has been discontinued, and the pupils placed in the evening school until th end of Hie session in July. Mrs. Edna Tail of Somerville was tho guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Anderson Thursday, coming up to attend tho Oolpitt-Nel son wedding which took place in Concord Thursday evening. Ralph Gerou left Fri lay and will join the Naval Reserve. Miss Helen Chamberlin was a recent visitor in Andover, Miss Edith Freeman has rented the studio of Miss Richardson on Jewell rd. Edward B. Calgor Vias concluded his services as organist at tho Baptist church, West Acton. All are busy planting tho which has been given them town in the playgrounds. Mrs. John McPherson of Shore was a recent guest at the home of Mrs. Granville Holden. A number from this town attended the entertainment and dance ut Anociation hall Friday evening. A collection was taken up in the public schools last week for tho Joffre' fund, and a good sum netted. The nnnuaf tennis match between the high school and Manchester, N. ll., is scheduled to be played June 9, John Dolan and James J. Mansfield left last Week f >r Plattsburg, having been chosen to represent tho Gtb Itcgt. The A .-sabot Campfire girls held a ceremonial meeting at the home of Miss Margaret Whitney Thursday afternoon. John (Hies. C. ll. S. 'in. has concluded his year at Amherst Agricultural college to work at farming, receiving credit, for work thus done. 'rho Punkatassett Campfire girls met in tho Trinity cMirch rooms Friday afternoon. A drill was held for the purpose of marking the members. Mrs. J. M Howard has moved back to her home on Hubbard st, which has been under repairs from the fire which partly destroyed it this winter. Tile annual field day and bor-ie show of Red Aire farm will be held Saturday afternoon. May 2(1, and is sure to attract a number trom this town, The tennis match scheduled for Saturday between Concord high school tennis team and the Boston English high school racket players, al Concord, was postponed. Many are planning to attend the play, "Cranberry Corners," which is t t be given in Association hall Con cord Junction, Friday evening, under tho auspices of the Eastern Star, the players coming from Carlisle Concord is well represented at tho Pb ttsbufig camp. Among those front this town attending on1 Henry and Frank Coolidge, Chilton Cabot, Endi colt Lovell, Ernest Dustan. Irvin Put fer. B. L. Pratt, Lawrence Richard son. A special meeting of the Concord Grange was held Friday evening. It was voted to hold an extra meeting on Tuesday evening, May 22, at which time the first and second degrees will he worked. Harry Grimes tot** a short trig Vermont Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Thomas Downie Is confined »t home, having had a fall recently, Mr. Tobin and family are occupying the tenement of VZ. H. Rudolph. A. H. Gilmore and family moved Up to the Littleton trotting park Thor* (lay. Roger Brown, a pupil of the Con* cord high school, has gone to work for Geo, F. Mead. Allen Kennedy of Concord Junction has the work of painting the hOUM and barn of E. L. Hall. Misses Edith and Grace Winslow of Waltham visited over Sunday at tho home uf Mrs. J. E. Richardton. The stores of C. H. Mead A Co. and W. E. Whitcomb started dosing early Friday night, during the WB* mer. Miss Ar. W. Folsom enjoyed an no* to trip to New Hampshire and Dart* mouth college a few days the pact week. Mrs. W. 8. Kelley, Mrs, C. D. Cram and Mrs, Kila Burroughs of Winona ledge recently attended the Rebekak issembly at Boston. The body of Geo. H. Watson was brought from Lowell Saturday for bur-ial here. Prayer was offered at the grave by Rev. C. I*. Pierce. Mrs. John T. McNiff entertained over Sunday her sister, Mise Anna G. Cotter of Boston, and Miss Alice G. Morrissey, a niece, of Arlington. Miss Jennie F. Brown, who bas been ill tho past week with a hard, cold, was cared for by Mrs. L. W# Sylvester at the latter's home._ F. AV. 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The State College Spikes started off the week in the best way possible, with a 3-1 win over Auburn that clinched the Pinckney Division championship and a playoff spot to fight for the New York-Penn League title. The Spikes won the Auburn series 2-1, coming back after a tough loss to start the series. State College then struggled at home, going 1-2 against Aberdeen with two back to back losses. However, the Spikes closed out the week with two wins in Mahoning Valley, allowing the Spikes to match the franchise record of 48 wins.
With one more win breaking the franchise record and another putting the team at 50, manager Johnny Rodriguez wants the team to keep pushing through the final three regular season games, despite the playoffs being less than a week away.
"I could sit all of these guys for a couple games to give them rest, but I want to clinch that top seed. I think these kids deserve a 50 win season. But other teams know we have the best record and they know we made the playoffs," Rodriguez said. "Every team that is coming to play us wants to beat us. They're playing with a little swagger trying to beat you, so you have to answer the challenge."
Game Summaries
Saturday, August 27th: State College Spikes 3 at Auburn Doubledays 1
State College's 3-1 victory on Saturday clinched the Pinckney Division and guaranteed a spot in the postseason, the first team in the league to do so.
Jeremy Martinez (1-for-3) knocked in all three runs, with a sacrifice fly to deep right in the first, followed by a line drive single to right in the third that scored two more. Tommy Edman (2-for-5) reached base with a double and a single, and made his way around the bases both times thanks to Martinez's timely hitting. Andy Young scored the third and final run after reaching on a walk.
Jordan Hicks did his job, tossing seven strong innings and allowing just one earned run on three hits and no walks. The 19-year-old struck out six, earning his fourth win in one of his strongest performances this season. Brady Bowen earned the save after throwing the final two frames, yielding three hits, no walks and no runs, striking out one.
WP: Hicks, Jordan (4-1, 1.95)
LP: Bogucki, A.J. (0-5, 7.66)
SV: Bowen, Brady (9)
Sunday, August 28th: State College Spikes 7 at Auburn Doubledays 0
Sunday night's 7-0 victory over Auburn gave the Spikes a 2-1 series win and the pitching staff's third shutout of the season.
Danny Hudzina (2-for-4), who doubled twice, and Yariel Gonzalez (1-for-4) both brought in two runs apiece. Andy Young (3-for-5) also had a big game, tripling in the ninth to bring in a run. The Spikes two other runs came in the third inning, when Ricardo Bautista hit a ball up the middle that caused the Doubledays to commit a fielding error.
Carson Cross threw 79 pitches, 58 for strikes, over the first six innings, yielding four hits and two walks while striking out four to earn the win. Max Almonte followed with three innings, tossing 31 pitches, 23 for strikes. Almonte gave up just two hits to earn his first save. Both Cross and Almonte powered through to keep the Doubledays from scoring.
WP: Cross, Carson (5-5, 3.25)
LP: Davis, Weston (3-5, 2.57)
SV: Almonte, Max (1)
Monday, August 29th: State College Spikes 5, Aberdeen Ironbirds 2
Although two hitters made the team's five runs happen on just two big hits, the Spikes tallied 12 total in the 5-2 victory to open up the three game home series with Aberdeen.
Ryan McCarvel (2-for-2) broke it open in the fourth, smashing a two run home run far over the left field fence. Ricardo Bautista (2-for-4) followed McCarvel's example, hitting a three run home run to deep right field in the sixth. Bautista's long ball marks his second of the season. Every Spikes batter but one notched one or more hits in the effort.
Steven Farinaro also shined, earning his franchise record ninth win of the season. The right-hander tossed six solid innings, yielding five hits and one run, unearned, while striking out five. Connor Jones came on in relief for one inning, but gave up two hits and one earned run, in addition to striking out one. Eric Carter closed with two scoreless innings, giving up two hits and striking out one to earn his seventh save.
WP: Farinaro, Steven (9-1, 3.72)
LP: Seabrooke, Travis (1-7, 3.82)
SV: Carter, Eric (7)
Tuesday, August 30th: State College Spikes 1, Aberdeen Ironbirds 6
Despite a 5-2 victory the night before, Tuesday night featured a flipped script that left the Spikes lacking on offense.
Elier Rodriguez (1-for-4) drove in the only run, on a single in the fourth that plated Jeremy Martinez (1-for-3) after he had doubled to right field. Anthony Ray (2-for-4) produced the only other two hits of the night, bringing the team total to four.
But Johnny Rodriguez does not think the loss was really the offense's problem.
"I wouldn't blame it on the hitters," Rodriguez said. "The starter sets the tone on the mound and coming out like that...it's almost like the team knows how the game is going to go and they don't show up to play."
Dewin Perez started and yielded five runs, four earned, on six hits and a walk over just 3 ? innings to take the loss. Although Perez struck out three, he was replaced by Jonathan Escudero in the fourth. Escudero tossed 1 ? innings, allowing one hit and striking out two. Jordan DeLorenzo followed with two innings, giving up a solo home run despite striking out one. Gerwuins Velazco tossed the final two and gave up two hits, but struck out two.
WP: Muckenhirn, Zach (5-2, 2.67)
LP: Perez, Dewin (3-5, 4.93)
SV: Knutson, Max (1)
Wednesday, August 31st: State College Spikes 3, Aberdeen Ironbirds 6
Wednesday night's 6-3 loss to Aberdeen translated into the Spikes dropping the series 1-2. Although the Spikes were only outhit 8 to 6, two big fielding errors contributed to a less than great pitching performance from the bullpen.
Elier Rodriguez' (1-for-4) double in the first scored Andy Young and Vince Jackson (1-for-3). Jackson, whose single to the pitcher in the fifth plated Mick Fennell, was credited with the RBI that brought in the third and final run.
Greg Tomchick started and tossed six innings, but gave up four runs, three earned, on five hits and three walks. Tomchick struck out five but earned the loss. Spencer Trayner followed with three innings, and gave up two runs, unearned, on three hits, while striking out two.
"It was a tough loss. Tomchick didn't come out throwing that well," manager Johnny Rodriguez said. "We made two errors on two routine balls, and that's what hurt us. That game could have been a lot closer. If they made those plays, it would have been a different game."
WP: Humpal, Lucas (1-2, 3.34)
LP: Tomchick, Greg (0-1, 6.00)
SV: Elliott, Andrew (3)
Thursday, September 1st: State College Spikes 8 at Mahoning Valley Scrappers 6
The Spikes bounced back with an 8-6 decision in their favor on Thursday night, despite the Scrappers' ninth inning comeback attempt.
Tommy Edman (3-for-4) led the offense with two runs scored and two runs batted in. Anthony Ray (3-for-5) also tallied three hits, including a double and a triple. Ryan McCarvel (1-for-2) drove in two runs with his double, in addition to walking three times. Mick Fennell, Ricardo Bautista, Jeremy Martinez and Vince Jackson all also knocked in one run apiece. Even though Mahoning Valley outhit State College 12 to 10, the Spikes managed to take advantage of a Scrappers' error and their timely hits to hang on to the victory.
Bryan Dobzanski started, giving up just one earned run on five hits and three walks over four innings. Max Almonte followed with two scoreless innings, giving up two hits and a walk but striking out four, to take the win. Brady Bowen followed with 1 ? innings, nearly giving up the game after yielding five earned runs on one walk and four hits, including one home run. Eric Carter pitched the final ? inning and earned his eighth save after allowing just one hit.
WP: Almonte, Max (3-1, 2.91)
LP: Aiken, Brady (2-1, 4.43)
SV: Carter, Eric (8)
Friday, September 2nd: State College Spikes 4 at Mahoning Valley Scrappers 2
Friday's 4-2 decision over Mahoning Valley put the Spikes at their 48th win, matching the franchise high set by the 2013 and 2014 squads. With the victory, the Spikes claimed a hold on the first seed in the NYPL playoffs set to begin on Wednesday.
Ryan McCarvel (1-for-4) hit his 10th home run of the season in the fourth. The two run shot to left gave him the franchise record for the most home runs hit by a right-handed batter in a single season. The Spikes' other two runs came in the seventh, when Mick Fennell (1-for-5) brought in Anthony Ray from third and Tommy Edman from second, with a two-out squeeze bunt single.
Jordan Hicks started and tossed three innings, giving up just one hit but five walks. Jordan DeLorenzo followed with four solid innings, yielding one earned run on four hits and a walk, while striking out five to earn the win. Connor Jones picked up his first save after tossing the final two, allowing four hits and one earned one, and striking out two.
WP: DeLorenzo, Jordan (2-1, 2.90)
LP: Jimenez, Luis (1-5, 5.24)
SV: Jones, Connor (1)
Who's Hot
Eric Carter. Even though Carter rarely sees more than two innings at a time, his role as a closer for the Spikes has become extremely important and that showed twice this week. The St. George, Utah native earned two saves after tossing a combined 2 ? innings, allowing three hits and no earned runs, while striking out one. Even if the stats don't convince you, trust that Carter's impact this week was nothing less of clutch, throwing well with both games on the line.
Ryan McCarvel. McCarvel makes the hot list this week because he hit two big home runs at times when the Spikes really needed them. The first baseman only went 4-for-16 this week, but scored three runs, walked five times and tallied six RBI. McCarvel also currently ranks second in the league in home runs (10) and runs batted in (45).
Anthony Ray. Even though Ray just came back full time from his head injury, he has already made a huge impact on the offense. The outfielder made four starts and went 6-for-17 (.353) with one walk, a stolen base and five runs scored. The Spikes have been missing Ray in the nine hole to turn the lineup over, in addition to adding speed to the basepaths and generating energy in the outfield. His return to the lineup will continue to make a positive impact heading into the playoffs.
Steven Farinaro. Farinaro earned his ninth win of the season, which currently leads the New York-Penn League, not to mention has broken the Spikes single season pitching wins record. In his start on Monday, the right-hander tossed six solid innings, yielding five hits and one run, unearned, while striking out five.
Who's Not
Dewin Perez. The Cartagena, Columbia native has been struggling lately and Johnny Rodriguez knows it. In his start against Aberdeen on the 30th, Perez gave up five runs, four earned, on six hits and a walk after just 3 ? innings, forcing the Spikes to go the bullpen early and use three pitchers. Rodriguez put it simply, stating that "Perez just hasn't had it lately." In addition, Perez's ERA has increased from 1.46 from the beginning of July, to a current 4.93.
Riley Drongesen. Although Drongesen had an amazing tag at home plate during Wednesday's game, his hitting has been less than desirable. In his two starts this week, the catcher went 1-for-7 with two strikeouts and no runs scored or batted in. The 24-year-old is technically doing the job as a backup catcher to Jeremy Martinez, but it would benefit his team even more if he could hit more consistently when put in the lineup.
Bladimil Franco. Franco had a tough week at the plate, going 2-for-14 over four starts in the outfield. The Dominican Republic native also struck out three times. His batting average has dropped from a respectable .288 on August 18th, to .213.
Affiliation Continues
After the second inning of the home game on September 1st, the Spikes announced a two year extension of their Player Development Contract with the Cardinals, renewing State College's minor league affiliation with St. Louis through the 2018 New York-Penn League season.
The St. Louis Cardinals General Manager John Mozeliak offered positive comments regarding the contract extension. "We have enjoyed our last four years in State College and are looking forward to many more," Mozeliak said. "We are grateful to Chuck Greenberg, Jason Dambach, and Scott Walker as they provide a tremendous environment to our players to grow on and off the field."
Although no Spikes players received any awards this week, State College's Frank Spinelli received the 2016 New York-Penn League Strength & Conditioning Coach of the Year award. Spinelli is in his first season as the Spikes strength and conditioning coach, but has worked hard to keep the Spikes in good shape.
Spikes manager Johnny Rodriguez had nothing but positive things to say about Spinelli and his work this season. "He's been outstanding all year long," Rodriguez said. "He's a true professional and definitely deserves that award. He's been on top of everything and he truly earned it."
Something to forget
The Spikes tallied seven errors in the field this week, which often led to their opponents taking advantage of the miscues and scoring unearned runs. Manager Johnny Rodriguez said that the errors may have been the difference makers in a few of the close games.
"We just need to make the routine plays," Rodriguez said. "At this level, those little errors shouldn't be happening. We don't have strikeout artists on the mound so we have to make the plays a lot. And if we don't, then those errors in the field will continue to hurt us."
Something to remember
In the ninth inning of Wednesday's game against the Ironbirds, Spencer Trayner gave up a triple in the gap to right center field which gave Aberdeen another chance to widen the scoring edge from three to four. But when Aberdeen hit a hard line drive to shallow left, Mick Fennell caught the ball and threw it to Riley Drongesen at home for the 7 to 2 double play. The one hopper bullet from Fennell allowed Drongesen to make the perfect tag at the plate and get the Spikes out of the inning and back up to the plate.
"That was an amazing double play," Rodriguez said. "The extra effort is still there and we're really still playing hard. That's how I know we're not tanking late in the season like this."
Team Stats
State College now leads the NYPL in runs scored (371) and runs batted in (327). The Spikes rank second in hits (639) falling just behind Lowell's 657. A .256 team batting average ranks third in the league.
The Spikes pitching staff ranks fifth in team ERA (3.13) and second in hits allowed (640) just behind Batavia's 673. The staff ranks eighth in runs allowed and first in saves (28). State College is also tied with Connecticut, Staten Island and Hudson Valley for the fewest home runs allowed at 22.
New York-Penn League Pinckney Standings
1. State College Spikes (STL) [48-25]
2. Williamsport Crosscutters (PHI) [38-34]
3. West Virginia Black Bears (PIT) [36-37]
4. Mahoning Valley Scrappers (CLE) [35-37]
5. Auburn Doubledays (WSH) [28-43]
6. Batavia Muckdogs (MIA) [19-52]
The Spikes continue to lead in Pinckney standings, as Saturday night's win clinched the division. Williamsport is now 10 games behind State College. In other divisions, Hudson Valley has clinched the McNamara Division with a 46-25 record. Lowell leads the Stedler Division with a 46-27 record.
Anthony Ray made his first appearance back in the lineup for the Spikes on Saturday night in Auburn. The outfielder was substituted defensively in the bottom of the seventh, replacing Bladimil Franco in left field. Ray got just one at bat in his first start since August 11th, and struck out. However the Chicago, Illinois native went on to make four starts in the outfield this week and went 6-for-17 with five runs scored.
"He's getting his rhythm back," manager Johnny Rodriguez said. "When you don't play for a while you get sore more easily, so he'll still get a few games off so he can get back to feeling his best...but I like him out there because he always brings a lot of energy."
Up Next
State College is set to close out its three game series in Mahoning Valley and then return home to play Williamsport on Sunday. Following Sunday's game, the Spikes will travel to Williamsport for their final game of the regular season. As Pinckney Division champions, State College will continue on into playoffs, but the team's seeding, game locations and times are still to be announced.
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