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42 RV Parks near Arundel, Maine
Kennebunkport, Maine 0 miles SE
West Kennebunk, Maine 6.58 miles NW
Wells Beach Station, Maine 8.5 miles SW
1601 Portland Rd Arundel, Maine 04046 (map) | (207) 653-7536
Sites: 64 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 4 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $30.00
This is a campground located behind a biker bar. Each campsite is quite long with full hookups and picnic table and fire ring. Access is easy with paved roads and gravel pads. There is a small number of park models and seasonal spaces. We understand that this campground is full on the weekends with party people but during the week it is a beautiful, quiet, affordable, super clean campground near Kennebunk, ME. Do not be intimidated because the campground is owned by the bar - it is a great campground (The bar is also quite interesting and the food was OK). We will be back. - lyzzards
Aug 2014 - $38.00
Make no mistake, this is an RV park that caters to people with motorcycles. The weekends might get a little loud with people enjoying themselves and their neighbors, but they mostly quiet down and follow the rules. During the week, the park is pretty empty and a bargain at $27/night. Weekends are higher and they most likely will be full. The have some great food bargains down at the saloon each week ($12 lobster plate when we were there). They have cable TV and no Wi-Fi, but Verizon 4G signal is very good. OTA television reception was fair. Satellite setup in their lower area could be iffy, but should work on the "hill", where there are no shade trees and is also the quieter area on the weekends. We would stay here again. Rate paid is for average of weekday and weekend rates. - TX Camper
Aug 2011 - $40.00
We've camped here a few times and have always had a good time. There are a lot of motorcycles but its enjoyable people watching! The weekends are very busy but during the week its quiet so if you are looking for something inexpensive this is the place for you. The rate for the weekdays is only $25. they have a lot of food specials each day as well as cruise nights, karoke and great bands. To make this a 10, it would need wi fi available. It is a great campground! - sunshine2go
111 Sinnott Rd Arundel, Maine 04046 (map) | (207) 967-4927
Sites: 140 | Latest Rate: $67.00 | 47 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $67.00
Although on the more expensive side, the campground was worth it. Spacious sites, good wifi in the morning, convenient location. Quiet. Lobster delivery a nice touch (and tasted great!) - Maltaman
Sep 2016 - $65.00
Kennebunkport, Maine - Red Apple Campground
Cost $65 depending on site. 140 large grassy and paved sites, pull through and backin sites, showers, 24 hour Laundromat, recreation hall with large screen cable TV's, pool table. Free High Speed Wireless Internet throughout the park. Dump station in the park.
This is a popular and award winning family campground with a heated in ground pool and spacious grounds with flower gardens. Recreation area with play set, basketball, horseshoe, bocce ball, shuffleboard, and an adult sized swing set. Bathhouse is clean with showers. So much to do in this area and at this campground going on their website is a must to see everything they offer. Camp store, high speed computer with fax, firewood and ice available. Cooked lobster ($) is delivered to your site after you order it in the morning. They even make reservations for you at your favorite restaurants, the local play house
Pets are welcomed on a short leash and you must pick up after them. There is a a pet exercise area with fresh water and new toys to play with. Check in starts 1pm to 9pm and check out at 11 am. If you are there after 9 you must stay in their parking lot and move to your site at 8am in the morning. Nice stop in the Kennebunkport area of Maine. Reservations a must in the summer. - gsnakehill
Sep 2016 - $67.00
This park is clean and well maintained. The wi-fi and cable worked great. The owners and staff were very friendly. The restrooms were clean and had private, lockable shower stalls, but the mats were very uncomfortable (like stepping on Legos). I recommend wearing some flip-flops or water shoes. You also have to push a button every 60 seconds to keep the shower running. The best part is that you can have whole cooked lobsters delivered right to your door at 5:30 every night! They were delicious! - Capt.Deb
1299 Portland Road US Rte 1 Arundel, Maine 04046 (map) | (207) 985-0398
Sites: 73 | Latest Rate: $55.00 | 32 Reviews
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May 2017 - $55.00
Nice back in site. The campground is very well-maintained. - JCJ1
Aug 2016 - $54.00
We were so lucky to get a site here. The owners are so nice and really worked to fit us in as it's their busiest time. Neatly kept park that picks up the trash at your site. Great wifi and cable as there are lots of trees and I doubt you could get satellite. Conveniently located so its a short drive to Kennebunkport and other local highlights. They do have a nice playground set up for kids in front of the office (which also includes a small camp store with the usual necessities). Sites are back in, but plenty of room for our 40' motorhome. Easy access from I-95. I highly recommend. - Lucky Lady from Florida
Jul 2016 - $54.00
We stayed here two months (July and August 2016) in a 42' motorhome. We have been spending 3 months a year for seven years going around the country. This is one of the best parks we have ever stayed in. It is clean, very well run, but really special for the setting, the width of the sites (enormous), the privacy of many of the sites (trees on both sides), the friendliness of the people, and a great location. It is quiet and peaceful. - rvmamma
277 Mills Rd Kennebunkport, Maine 04046 (map) | (207) 967-2483
Sites: 300+ | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 6 Reviews
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Sep 2011 - $35.00
The best part of this campground is the amount of trees. Sites are fairly private. However, most sites are small, perfect for tents, popups, and small travel trailers. Salty Acres is certainly not a place for larger trailers, 5th wheels, and motorhomes. The roads tend to be narrow - barely enough room for two vehicles to pass each other, and in some spots the roads are only one-vehicle wide. While there are a good amount of sites with electrical hookups, most of those are 20 amp only, with few 30 amp sites. Moreover, there are not many water hook-up sites, and most of those are in one area of the campground. In general, the campground seems to cater to tenters and overnighters. While they have a (unheated) pool, there is not much else to do in this campground (there is no playground or any other facilities for children). We stayed Labor Day weekend, and there were no planned activities or other events to make you want to stay in the campground. However, on the positive side, Salty Acres is very close to Goose Rocks Beach in Kennebunkport. So, it is a perfect place to stay if you are going to the beach or Kennebunkport. Overall, I would say that Salty Acres is a good place to stay if you want peace, quiet, and relaxation, or if you want a place to stay that is close to Kennebunkport and the beach. Otherwise, if you are looking for a campground with kid-friendly amenities, look elsewhere. - BriBri
Aug 2011 - $32.00
This is a hard campground to evaluate because of the variety of users. Tent people will probably love the place. There are many, many tent sites. There are even quite a few sites available for pop-ups and small campers. We arrived in a larger motorhome. While we fit into what is probably their only site large enough for us, the 30 amp service was marginal, at best. Even one air conditioner was out of the question. I will give it one positive. There are lots of trees. - LarryJohnston
Aug 2010 - $42.00
Nice place. We didn't know what to expect but were pleasantly surprised. The sites where we were (#175) all have some sort of trees/vegetation between them so you have some separation. The surfaces are gravel and level. Older reviews talk about bad roads but that has been fixed now and the roads are smooth and well maintained. Campground was extremely quiet at all times. Many campers are from French speaking Canada and keep to themselves. We had a most of the sites are for tents. Our site was small for our trailer. We knew it was a 20 amp site but the 30 amp sites were not as nice so we squeezed in. Pool is great. Has a tree growing on a big rock next to it. Our kids loved that. Owners are nice. - J Gravely
391 West St Biddeford, Maine 04005 (map) | (207) 284-4282
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $40.00
As my college age daughter said, "This campground is adorable!". Nice, clean, well maintained campground. Sites are not real big. Owners (I think they were the owners) very nice and helpful. Helped us back into the site and made sure everything was working. Campground showers are older but very well maintained, and large! Plenty of room with a changing area. We will stay here again when we are in the area. - Tom
May 2012 - $37.00
This is a real "old timey" trailer park that is still in the process of being updated. The park is in the middle of farm lands and was very quiet. We were only here for one night to visit a student at UNC and it was very convenient and the owner was very nice. It was an unexpected pleasure to have free Wi-Fi. - RVerMJ
146 Bypass Rd Wells, Maine 04090 (map) | (207) 646-2298
Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 3 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $35.00
The campground seems to be directed at seasonals. Transient sites ok - blacktop pads pretty level. Sewer odors found their way into the camper. Restrooms are proudly from the 1950's and they show it. Stained linoleum, very tight stalls, unpainted & dark shower (singular!). They are oddly proud of not being a resort - to the extent that paper towels or electric hand driers aren't to be found in the bathrooms. New or upgraded facilities would help a lot. Our advice, if you choose to use campground facilities in the area, choose another operator when in the Ogunquit area. - The Kodiak Pair
Jul 2007 - $32.00
Tight spaces but adequate. Stayed overnight awaiting space at Membership Campground down the road. Good TV system, water was good as well. Would stay here again. - nor-easter
Aug 2005 - $24.00
As an alternative to the higher priced parks in Wells, this is acceptable. Owners very nice and helpful, which helps make up for the limited facilities. This is an older, totally wooded park, with most of the sites occupied by seasonal units. The pull-thru site we had was narrow, but we got in ok with our 30' fifth wheel. We were camping with another couple who had a 25' travel trailer. They were not able to pull forward out of their site, and had to have 2 men plus wife guide the husband as he backed out. Don't know if this is common place or not. We had our 2 adult daughters with us, but their rates are based on 4 people, so we didn't pay extra. We enjoyed our stay and would probably go back, if only to save money. Most of the other rv parks in Wells are around $50/night. Our daughter brought her car, so we only paid $29 plus tax per night, for full hookups and cable TV. If you're comfortable handling your rig and want to save money, give it a try. - Bob S
2295 Post Rd Wells, Maine 04090 (map) | (207) 646-3145
Sites: 120 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jul 2012 - $50.00
We were excited for our trip but were unfortunately disappointing. The sites are tight to say the least. Showers and bathroom was dirty with no hand soap ever in our 5 days. We never once saw bathroom closed for cleaning but did see some hair in shower drain. The train that passed by and blew their whistle at least twice during the night and woke us all. Playground was enjoyed by kids. Poor weather made it easy for us to decide to leave early. The amenities in our own driveway far surpassed these. Won't be back. - gal boy
Jul 2010 - $35.00
PERFECT! We are seasonal camper trailer residents and absolutely love this campground. Could not be better! The owners strive to make the park better with every day: and succeed. The park is very clean and the staff is very polite and helpful when needed. The CG is located near the Rachel Carlson Wildlife Preserve and consists of beautiful tree shaded sites for cool afternoons and seasonal views. The fall is breathtaking! The seasonal campers like ourselves, welcome and enjoy the company of the weekend camper and do everything to make them feel at home and assist them with solving even the most simple camping dilemmas. Children and pets are plentiful and add to the wonderful ambience! Stop in, spend a night. You'll want to spend the season. We did and will continue to enjoy a truly awesome campground! - gotriverside
Jul 2010 - $35.00
Moderately priced park in the woods, with nice atmosphere. We normally don't like to be in the trees to protect the roof of our motorhome, but decided that two days was OK. Was tight entry to our site winding in and through the trees in our 40' motorhome, as we followed very nice guide in golf cart. Made it OK, however. Friendly here, with stop on trolley at entrance, owner gave us (at our request) a recommendation for an excellent restaurant which we thoroughly enjoyed. We would stay here again, although we are just passing through. - jmorgan54
1733 Post Rd Wells, Maine 04090 (map) | (207) 646-7732
Sites: 225 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 13 Reviews
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May 2017 - $50.00
The sites are tight, but they space people as far apart as possible. The amenities are clean and neat. The office is open long hours, and the staff works hard to make you happy. It's a very secure campground, which we appreciated. It *is* right on Rte 1 so if you don't like traffic or the occasional train in the distance, don't stay here - or anywhere near the ocean in the summer for that matter. We would come here again. - Quilted-Camper
Aug 2015 - $70.00
Reserved well in advance for our one night stay, prepaying at the first of the year for our August stay. Verified over the phone that our site would be a pull through site due to coming in late and wanting to get an early start in the morning. Was assured that it was indeed a pull through. Upon arrival we were told that they did not offer pull through sites and never had. Our site ended up being very difficult to get in and out of due to trees, and tight interior road with too many campers vehicles close to the edge. Our site, number O-1 was just a dirt site with an old picnic table, and old fire ring. For 70.00 a night, I would have expected more. Campground is basically permanent "park models" and more like a mobile home park. RV section is in the back near very noisy and busy highway 1 with train tracks near by. Expect noise and train whistles in the middle of the night. Obviously we will never return, and was not happy about being mislead. - nautifish
May 2015 - $55.00
We have been staying at this park for about ten years, when we do an early season trip (long weekend) almost every year. They are pleasant and accommodating. This year we had two family members with life threatening illnesses and Sea-Vu allowed us to reschedule so we could take care of our family members. - bcovey allegro 32BA
84 Harbor Rd Wells, Maine 04090 (map) | (207) 646-3308
Sites: 108 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 3 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $45.00
This was our first time camping in Maine and we were told by repeat visitors that the price and services are excellent considering the very high prices in Old Orchard and neighboring areas. From our experience elsewhere, the site assigned for our trailer was rather hard to access and we were worried about the tight path bordered by trees. With a lot of sweat and help from friends, we made it through and were able to park it. Great facilities with a beautiful view of the inlet and ocean In the far distance. Shuffle board and basketball courts were great for the kids. We had friends with us that rented the cottages (3 cottages in all). They were spacious but in need of upgrading, smell of mold and lack of a microwave or BBQ and cooking utensils made it difficult for meals. One cottage had mouse droppings in the drawers! Quiet hours are 24 hours; great if you like to sit around and not talk with your group, play music or have too much fun. Comment from the lady that greeted us regarding "Quebecers being noisy" upon our arrival and being informed that quiet hours applied at all times put a damper on our vacation. They may want to inform larger groups of travelers when booking that noise is not tolerated. - Off to Camp
Aug 2010 - $32.00
Roads were tiny, sites were very poorly laid out. We have a small trailer and did not fit in two of the sites made available to us. The third site was extremely long and narrow and we had to back way in to get to the services. - j&kb
Aug 2006 - $32.00
We paid for a site and asked about TV (Sat or Cable) and was told no cable and all trees. Price was very high, sites were very small. The one we got was too small for our 35' class A. I asked the manager about a good place for steak/lobster. He huffed and said, "I won't eat around here!" Well, we had a heck of a time getting wedged into the site and I am pretty good at backing. There was NO TV signals even by antenna. It appeared that they catered to tenters (OK by me) but the place was dirty and not really camping friendly. I went to the office and complained about lack of TV. The manager said, "this is a campground, not your home." We asked for a refund which we got after a hassle. - hamguy
3 Old Orchard Rd Old Orchard Beach, Maine 04064 (map) | (866) 305-0051
Sites: 281 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 9 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $42.00
This park was billed as a RV Resort, but reality is it is more of a mobile home/seasonal park with a few over night spaces. We were attracted to the park by the positive reviews, and the fact that they honored Passport America. The park itself had many family amenities, pool, kids water park, play ground, and even an outdoor theatre that played kids movies or cartoons most days. If you choose this park, be prepared for LOTS of kids, not always being monitored or supervised. The electric scooters and bikes were most troublesome, often in the hands of 6 - 10 year old's. Not getting hit or run over during our week stay was an accomplishment in itself. The roads of the park are paved but the sites are gravel. They are good size, however that didn't stop the neighbors and their kids from strolling through on their way to the pool. Weekends were particularly crazy, with tons of kids going every which way. The noise level in the park was pretty loud most nights, and just about always it was the permanent residents whooping it up until the wee hours. And there was no one to complain to as most of the workers in the office were young teens. We didn't see any dedicated handicapped sites, and the restrooms although new, were fairly cramped inside. Interestingly, the wash basins were on the outside wall of the restroom, and many mornings we were treated with watching various male campers shaving. There were also 2 washers and 2 dryers available at bathroom area, but those too were outside under a roof overhang. There was WiFi available at the park, but we used our Verizon service when we could. There was no pet walk area. That left you walk your pet down the many permanent lined streets, with the residents keeping a wary eye on you. To get to the OOB beach area a shuttle picks up right in front of the entry into the park and I believe was only $1 per person to ride. I think if we are ever back in the area we would look for someplace a little more RV oriented. - SargeW
Jul 2016 - $35.00
Stayed here under Passport America which made it a very good deal considering. The park has a lot of seasonals which we are finding the norm here in Maine. Our site was a level pull thru which was nice but not really needed. The streets are fairly narrow, especially if you are trying to back into a site that has other units parked across the street. Good spacing between sites. There is the usual train but you could barely hear it. In the site we were in, because of the tall pines, satellite was not in the picture but they do have cable. We would stay here again. - Mooney 201 Pilot
Jul 2015 - $60.00
Primary focus is seasonal. Short term area is tight and with apparent need for a campfire even on warm summer evenings you can get a lot of smoke. Better enforcement of quiet hours is needed. - Yoda45


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Renovated in the year 2008, this hotel comprises a total of 200 double rooms spread over 6 floors. The hotels facilities include a lobby with 24-hour reception, a safe, lifts, free WiFi access, a games room, a conference room and a TV room. The air-conditioned � la carte restaurant with highchairs for infants invites guests to stop off and indulge in some top cuisine. Those arriving by car may make use of the hotel car park and garage facilities. A laundry service rounds off the services on offer. Pets (no charge)
The hotel is centrally located in the heart of Escaldes Engordany, in 200 m from the Thermal Centre of Chaldea. There is a shopping centre close by the hotel with boutiques, bars and restaurants as well as public transport links. The ski region with ski lifts and cross-country skiing areas are around 16km away.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 20, 1989, New Braunfels, Texas Mauro praises bills for alternative fuel AUSTIN (AP) — Texas Land Commissioner Garry Mauro says two bills signed into law by Gov. Bill Clements represent the "biggest environmental steps Texas has ever taken. This legislation gives Texas the strongest alternative fuels program in the United States," Mauro said Monday. See Page 4 '"Ira! School financing plan inadequate, says official AUSTIN (AP) — The Texas Supreme Court is the only hope for achieving equity in funding among poor and rich school districts, following enactment of a school finance law that failed to correct the problem, says the president of Equity Center. _ See Page 5 % 4 I o M 0 0 9 '' ri •••' 2 2 / 9 9 v 6 cr Q _ vi £ 5 j M T C P 0 P IT B L ISH! N G 2? 0 I BFOOKHOL LOW Pl.7. PTITTE 300 APLINGTON, TX 76006 wKia. tAL*; — just when it appeared he had survived months of turmoil, Barry Switzer resigned as football coach at Oklahoma. He announced Monday he was walking away from the football program he guided to three national championships. See Page 8 New Braunfels jCl ii—I ill Vol. 137, No. 157 707 Landa St., New Braunfels, Texas 78130 (USPS 377-880) 512-625-9144 Tuesday June 20, 1989 25 Cents One Section, 12 Pages Jurors fall illLawsuit delayed By STEPHANIE DAVIS Staff Writer A lawsuit filed in 1987 by former concessionaire of the city-owned Prince Solms Park Tube Chute against the City of New Braunfels was postponed two days this morning when two jurors became ill. Visiting District Judge Charles Lance of Milam County sent the other IO jurors home today, told them not to discuss the case with anyone and to report back Thursday. If the jurors continue to be ill Thursday a new jury will be selected June 26. The trial began Monday with opening statements and former concessionaire Richard Hampton taking the stand explaining the lease agreement he had with the city. Hampton is suing the City of New Braunfels and Aquatics Director Marcus Tonish. Hampton claims the city terminated the lease before it was to expire and therefore lost profits. He is suing Tonish for slander when he reportedly stated Hampton was stealing tubes from the city. The City of New Braunfels filed a counter-suit against Hampton claim- Scout master arrested on indecency charges Du OTCDU AMIC rt AWK* _ I____n : • J . Ir • . ^. By STEPHANIE DAVIS Staff Writer An assistant scout master is out on $15,000 bond from the Comal County jail today after he was charged Monday with *two charges of indecency with a child. Kenneth Clark, 28, Canyon Lake, was arrested Monday after a Comal County sheriff's office investigation linked him to a June 13 incident at the El Rancho Sima Boy Scout Camp where two 11-year-old boys were reportedly molested. One bond was set at $10,000 while the other was at $5,000. Clark turned himself in to authorities after Sgt. Detective Dennis Kocpp called him at work and said he had two warrants issued for his arrest. $120,000 budget amendment CAD approves new computer See LAWSUIT, Page 2 Richard Hampton was the former concessionaire for the city-owned Prihce Solms Park. Hampton filed suit against the City of New Braunfels in 1987 following a contract dispute. (Photo by Deryl Clark) CI SD reviews test results By STEPHANIE DAVIS Staff Writer A clogged and overworked computer at Comal Appraisal District prompted the board of directors Monday to amend the budget and replace the system with a $120,000 IBM computer. Despite the 3-1 vote, board member Ned Craigmilc questioned the legality of amending the budget to buy the computer without notifying the taxing entities of the Comal Appraisal District. "Die board can amend the budget at any time, but notice must be given to the taxing entities 30 days prior to that action being taken," said Craig-mile, who is the board's secretary. Chief Appraiser Richard Rhodes told the board a California computer company would pay the district $53,000 for the old system. Then, $58,098 from the budget's carryover fund, $10,(XX) from the appraisal services fund and $9,120 from the contingency fund could all help pay for the new system. "The other option, which doesn't require a budget amendment at all, ... is to approve entering into a finance agreement," Rhodes said. "I was See COMPUTERS, Page 2 By MARGARET EDMONSON Staff Writer Comal Independent School District board members received lite results of the Texas Assessment of Minimum Skills test results during their regular board meeting Monday and were pleased with what they saw. In 1989, C1SD third, fifth, seventh and ninth graders all scored higher, on the average, on each test than the state average. The ninth graders did exceptionally well in the writing portion of their test, almost 20 percent better than the state average. "We're still not satisfied with any of these scores because we're always striving for improvement," said Carol Hall, CISD curriculum director. "Still, the scores are quite good." A higher percentage of the students who took the test two years ago mastered the objectives of the 1989 test. Ihird graders in 1987 did much belter as fifth graders in 1989. Three percent more mastered the math objectives, 12 percent more mastered the reading objectives, and 14 percent more mastered composition. Similar increases were seen in the seventh- and ninth-grade tests. A full 16 percent more of the 1989 ninth graders mastered the TEAMS compostion test than they did as in 1989, CISD third, fifth, seventh and ninth graders all scored higher, on the average, on each test than the state average. The ninth graders did exceptionally well In the writing portion of their test, almost 20 percent better than the state average. seventh graders in 1987. Ten jicrcent ot this year s sevcnin graders did better on the TEAMS reading test than they did as fifth graders in 1987. In comparison to other area school districts, CISD students did as well or better. A higher percentage of students passed the ninth-grade reading test and the fifth-grade writing test than students in New Braunfels Independent School District, Kerrville Independent School District and Scherz/Cibolo/Universal City Independent School District. The number of students who mastered the ninth-grade writing test and seventh-grade reading also is comparable. Only NII ISO students had a higher percentage of See TEAMS, Page 2 Trustee seeking NB re-election Jean Ward, a three-year member of the New Braunfels Independent School District board of trustees, has announced her candidacy for another term in die District 2 position. "The past three years have been both rewarding and challenging as we liave endeavored to meet our local educational needs and state mandates in education while maintaining the good will and cooperation of our patrons," she said. "Tile next few years indicate even more challenges." Ward is a retired teacher who was elected to the board in 1986. Since dial time, she has played a role in die Long Range Planning Committee and the Strategic Planning Committee. The Long Range Planning deals with such issues as building sites, curriculum and anything else that deals with progress for the future. The Strategic Planning Committee involves more citizen input and will be expanded lo include more citizen participation and input in curriculum. Se* WARD, Page 2 Association reports on study of districtBack to business By MARGARET EDMONSON Stall Writer Comal Independent School District received glowing praise from the Soudiem Association of Colleges and Schools Monday during its regular board meeting. Gene Blanton, chairman of die CISD Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Visiting Committee, presented his formal report to the board Monday along with his recommendation for accreditation. "I don't know of any district that tuts been as ambitious as you were in accrediting all IO campuses," he said. "I applaud you for it." Blanton indicated that final approval for accreditation will come in December 1989 from the home office in Atlanta, Ga. "It (SACS accreditation) is important to the school district," said Saudi Jackson, CISD public information See ACCREDITATION, Page 2 Building figures up By MARGARET EDMONSON Staff Writer Building activity values increased sharply in May with total permit values exceeding April's by $300,000 despite the fact that 24 more permits were issued in April. New Braunfels Planning Department issued 157 permits in April valued at $77,791. That figure includes five single-family residences and two new commercial ventures. Although the total number of permits is up from last year's total of 115 for April, the total value is down from $1,502,519. May showed a sharp increase in the value of the permits although there were fewer of them. The planning department issued 133 permits valued at $1,114,859. Seven single-family residences and five commercial ventures were included in these figures. The number and value of die permits were down from tabulations from May 1988. That month, the city issued 154 pemuis valued at $1,780 618. West-Leach & Associates, Inc., obtained a permit for the construction of a two-story retail shop al 1507 Gruene St. The construction was See BUILDING, Peg* 2 These City of New Braunfels workers pick up their first load around 11 a m Monday following an accident involving a 16-year-old New Braunfels boy in a parking lot on U S. 81. The boy was admitted to McKenna Memorial Hospital and is listed in good condition today Police Officer Russel! Bell said the boy, who was riding a mo ped through the parking lot of Schnewer Insurance Agency, lost control and slid under the garbage truck emptying a dumpster. As the driver backed up, he ran over one of the boy's legs "The truck didn't break his legs," Bell said. "He saw him right before he hit." Koepp said Clark had been involved with the camp since December 1988. "We're presenting other cases to the district attorney for his consideration in case he wants to take it to the grand jury," said Chief Deputy Wayne Hohcrz. See ARREST, Page 2Good day Today will be mostly sunny and hot with a high of 98 degrees. The overnight low will be 76 degrees. A few morning clouds will be around Wednesday followed by sunny and hot conditions. Tile high will reach 97 degrees. Thursday through Saturday will be more of the same with sunny and hot conditions. Inside: CLASSIFIED.............................9-11 COMICS.........................................6 CROSSWORD...............................3 DEAR ABBY.................................7 HOROSCOPE................................7 SPORTS......................................8-9 TV LISTINGS.................................7 WEATHER.......................... 2Stammtisch Don't forget to include in your weekend calendar the Mid-Texas Symphony Hoe-Down featuring Popeyed Famous Fried Chicken for cating pleasure and "Southbound" for dancing pleasure. Many games, a country store, doggers and more will be featured. The family event is June 24 from 6:30 to 11:30 p.m. at Sacngcrhallc. Tickets arc available at The Gold Bow, 130 S. Seguin, and Krause Books, Landa Plaza shopping center. Tickets arc $5 for adults and $3.50 for children.... The first annual installation and awards banquet for the Tri-County chapter of the Refrigeration Service Engineers Society will be Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, New Braunfels. A prune rib dinner will be served at no charge to members and at $15 per guest. During the banquet, new officers will be elected arid awards presented to outstanding members. RSES is a non-profit organization dedicated to the education or persons in the air-condition, heating, ventilation, and refrigeration fields. Meetings are every third Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. in the Holiday Inn For more information, call Thermal Supply at 629-5979 or lnsco Distributing at 625-7743. .. Applications are now being accepted by the Comal County A&M Mother's Club for those students currently attending Texas AAM University who meet the following criteria: have currently completed at least two semesters at Texas A&M; have completed 90 or more semester hours and classified as a senior; holds a scholastic grade point average of 2.5 or above; shows definite need by working during school or during the summer. Applications and/or more information may be obtained by con-lacing Karon Haas, 629-6304. Deadline for accepting applications is July I.... Mission Valley Bible Church announces the following contributions have been made to a benefit auction scheduled for Saturday at the New Braunfels Christian Academy, 995 Mission Hills Drive; Sunday brunch for two at the Faust Hotel; a coffee maker from Wal-Mart; dinner for eight ti the Grist Mill Restaurant arid passee STAMMTISCH, Page 2 ;
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PortraitJennifer L. Hevelone-Harper is an associate professor of history at Gordon College.
PressestimmenAn important contribution and a welcome addition to the burgeoning study of Palestinian monasticism in general and of Gaza in particular. -- Brouria Bitton-Ashkelony Religious Studies Review 2006 This little book should not only be on the shelves of every monastic library, it should also be read by anyone with an interest in the give-and-take between monastic and everyday life inside and outside monasteries. -- Brian Patrick McGuire American Benedictine Review 2007 An important contribution to the understanding of the development of the early desert literature and a fine introduction to the relationships among monastics and laity in the sixth century. -- John Chryssavgis Theology Today 2007 Groundbreaking work... Provides an informative, engaging interpretation of a daunting body of evidence that, in turn, makes an important contribution to an understudied form of monasticism in the Gaza region. -- Bernadette McNary-Zak Journal of Religion 2007 An important contribution and a welcome addition to the burgeoning study of Palestinian monasticism in general and of Gaza in particular that we witness in recent years. -- Brouria Bitton-Ashkelony Journal of the American Academy of Religion 2007 Based on very exciting material, and she presents it very accessibly to the wider audience it deserves. The whole work is well-structured. -- Arietta Papaconstantinou Henoch 2007 An important contribution... The first book-length exploration of the entire epistolary collection in its social context. -- John Chryssavgis Sobornost: Eastern Churches Review 2006
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Please, God, let me CARE! Let me CARE about our relationship! Let me care about this lack of feeling! My lack of heart is turning into UNCARING spiritual stagnancy!
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I can't believe I was so stupid, God. I can't believe I fell for such a lie.


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Jacques Rogge, the president of the International Olympic Committee, has warned that gambling must not be allowed to undermine the integrity of the Olympic Games even though for the first time it will be possible to have a bet on the downhill ski races at this year's winter event, which opens in Turin on Friday.
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Betting is not normally allowed at the Olympics but the Italian bookmaker Big Race Sci is for the first time offering odds on the ski races in Turin. Bets may be placed at any of the 22,000 licensed parlours in Italy, which include the thousands of bars on virtually every street corner in the country. When the initiative was announced last month it was welcomed by Gian Franco Kasper, the president of the International Ski Federation and a member of the IOC.
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The insurance-linked securities (ILS) market reached a volume of approximately $60 billion at the end of 2014, an increase of more than 20 percent, or $10 billion, on a year ago. This is remarkable growth.
At the same time the amount of new catastrophe bond issuance has increased from about $7.7 billion to $8.7 billion. This is still a significant increase in percentage terms, but in US dollar terms it is 'only' one billion, so where is the rest?
A few years ago the transfer of re/insurance risks to capital markets by way of collateralised reinsurance started. Nowadays collateralised reinsurance represents about $30 billion, or half of the ILS market. This compares to around $24 billion of catastrophe bond volume overall, of which $8.7 billion is new issuance with the balance being outstanding from issuance in previous years. Why has collateralised reinsurance grown so much?
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Mario Balotelli's agent has denied reports that Liverpool inserted "bad boy clauses" into the striker's contract, saying he will be subject to the same disciplinary rules as every other player at Anfield.
Mino Raiola said he expected to complete the £16m deal that will take the 24-year-old from Milan to Merseyside on Monday or Tuesday.
"Mario will not have a contract that is different to other Liverpool players," said Raiola. "But he has to respect the rules of the club like anyone else."
He added Balotelli was well aware the move represented probably his last chance to fulfil his potential.
"I was always against the idea of Mario moving back to Milan when he left Manchester City," he said.
"This time I have looked to find him a club where he can be in his element and be allowed to take some responsibility without being asked to be a leader.
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A new online job service which targets foreign workers will ease the recruitment challenges faced by employers experiencing skills shortages.
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) announced the new portal, Skill Select, which will officially be launched on 1 July. A department spokeswoman said the system has been developed because employers said they could not find enough workers for some regional areas. "[Employers] found the process of an overseas recruitment quite onerous and often quite costly as well, so Skill Select is a way of short-cutting that process for them," she also said.
SkillSelect is indeed a major new piece of infrastructure in terms of how Australia manages its skilled migration program – DIAC expects to significantly reduce the time taken to process a visa application.
The online resource will also help address regional skill shortages, by allowing potential migrants to indicate they are willing to live and work in regional Australia. "This will be of particular benefit to employers experiencing regional skill shortages and state and territory governments attempting to settle migrants in regional Australia," DIAC said.
DIAC provided the following Q&A which may be useful for employers looking to use the service:
What do I need to search SkillSelect?
Employers can search SkillSelect using a range of criteria such as the skilled worker's occupation, qualifications or English language ability. Employers will be able to view details of skilled workers and then make contact with them to discuss sponsorship and employment.
Employers will need an 'AUSKey' to use SkillSelect, which can be applied for via the website.
What happens after I identify a potential skilled worker?
If you find a potential skilled worker you can contact them within SkillSelect. You can submit a contact request in SkillSelect to the skilled worker with your contact details. The skilled worker can then contact you to discuss employment opportunities.
Following contact with the skilled worker, you may decide to sponsor and employ them.
Do I have to use SkillSelect to sponsor a skilled worker?
No. Employers who identify people through their own selection processes will still be able to sponsor them without the skilled worker submitting an EOI in SkillSelect.
What are the advantages of using SkillSelect?
Employers will benefit from using SkillSelect as it will enable them to quickly and easily identify potential skilled workers with the essential skills and attributes needed. This will reduce overseas advertising and recruitment costs to businesses, and assist in resolving skills shortages.
Another benefit of SkillSelect is the ability to address regional skill shortages. SkillSelect allows skilled workers to indicate whether they are willing to live and work in regional Australia. Employers can search SkillSelect and find skilled workers who have indicated a willingness to work in specific regional areas.
The website will be operational from next month, and there are also changes on the way which will make the process of gaining residency much simpler for short-term visa holders. Employees applying for work visas in regional areas of Australia will have their visas made a priority. Check the DIAC website for further details.
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I'm happy to report that Preeti Mudliar and I have a new paper in Mobile Media and Communication about the CGNet Swara platform for citizen journalism in India. The archival version is available here, behind the Sage paywall. A 'pre-publication' version is hosted right here.
Mudliar, Preeti, and Jonathan Donner. "Experiencing Interactive Voice Response (IVR) as a Participatory Medium: The Case of CGNet Swara in India." Mobile Media & Communication, 2015. doi:10.1177/2050157915571591.
With the widespread use of mobile phones in the developing world, interactive voice response (IVR) systems are increasingly accessible to people with low literacy and/or limited financial resources. Interest in using IVR systems as a means to increase citizen participation in society has increased. Yet, research exploring the potential of IVRs—with particular affordances, constraints, and norms—to facilitate citizen participation in society remains limited. Drawing on field data gathered as part of a study of CGNet Swara, an IVR-based citizen journalism platform in rural India, we introduce the concept of a "participatory IVR" and undertake a phenomenological inquiry to account for user interactions with the system.
This is the second paper we have written on CGNET Swara. The first (with Bill Thies) is here.


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Facing The Reality
It didn't take long for Tim to realize that he and Cassie weren't going to work. It wasn't their years-long friendship, or their innate differences, or even the (too) many and varied ways in which they were the same.
It was the simple fact that two broken people just couldn't fix each other by being together.
And unfortunately, since Cassie was really his only friend left – aside from any of the other Bats – when they broke up, he didn't have anyone to talk to. He and Cassie might not have been working well, but he'd felt a lot less lonely when he was with her, even if he really wasn't. He couldn't open up to her, nor she to him, and they'd been mostly going through the motions of trying to find comfort in each other.
Human emotions being what they were, they'd done a pretty good job of pretending and faking their own depression out.
Martian emotions were different, however, and when M'gann approached him with her quiet offer of friendship, Tim didn't let Robin say no. Tim appreciated her company a great deal; while teaching her about life on Earth, she in turn told him about her life on Mars. M'gann had an empathy that Tim was drawn to, so unlike his own brooding reticence. It drew him in as no pleading entreaties from Cassie ever could, no matter their own shared history.
When M'gann offered him more than friendship, Tim was scared, but Robin wouldn't let him back down from what, and who, he wanted. The feelings he had for the White Martian wouldn't be denied.
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The first order of business is to unlock at least one of the locked candies, either just with a simple match-3 or a vertical stripe. If you have a board where that's not possible, there's pretty much nothing you can do.
Next start making vertical stripes (or stripe/wrap combos). You need to open up one of the cream-covered squares in the top row, so you're going to have to hit the same square twice. Any moves that aren't making or setting off vertical stripes should be dedicated to charging the frog. As soon as there's an open square in the top row, move the frog up there.
Now concentrate on making color bombs (and more vertical stripes). I used the color bombs to recharge the frog quickly, and then moved him over to any other open spot in the top row.
Repeat as necessary, and just focus on the cream-covered top row. The bottom will take care of itself.
- 25 August 2014 at 16:43
so bombs again CC!!!
- 30 August 2014 at 14:00
Unlock the row with vertical combinations. Then more vertical combinations to clear the top row. Move the frog to the top when possible. Chocolate bomb very useful. Good fun compared to some of the previous levels.
- 6 September 2014 at 06:04
This is almost as bad as 655. Every space in the top row has to be hit 3 times. Unlocking the licorice is a tedious task. The bombs often go off before I'm able to get a combo to knock it out. You cant use the frog up there either because the only way to move it again is a color bomb matched with the frog color. I'll be stuck here a while. Horrible level!
- 15 September 2014 at 05:29
Correction. I have to hit each top square 4 times!
- 15 September 2014 at 05:51
Finally completed it after being stuck more than 2 days on this level. Tough one!
- 16 September 2014 at 19:51
I'm reading the tips, however, it's much easier said than done. Not a fun level. Very boring after being stuck over 4 days.
- 6 November 2014 at 04:34
Interesting... After posting the above comment, I won the level. I did it by getting two color bombs several moves apart, but matching them with striped candy of colors on the very top row. The frog wasn't much help.
- 6 November 2014 at 04:41
This level is too busy. I can't beat the bombs. Before I can clear the top row, I blow up. UGH!
- 15 December 2014 at 06:01
This level is BS...
- 27 January 2015 at 13:06
That has to be the luckiest video board I have ever seen, can I please have one of those.
- 3 March 2015 at 13:23
I agree with the comment above that this level is total BS. almost ready to quit.
- 3 March 2015 at 14:06
The first time I played this level I didn't even notice the top row until bombs started blinking at me. Still, I came within one jelly square of finishing until the bombs blew me up. I hate it when hat happens.
- 4 March 2015 at 15:36
OMG, didn't even see that top row up above the blue top. Thought it was going too easy. LOL
- 12 March 2015 at 08:25
I don't get the stategy of getting the frog up on the top asap. once it's there it can't do anything. Basically I just don't get this level at all. It takes a gazillion stripe wrap combos to clear the top, I've only managed to get down kto three jellies left and that was once out of probably a 100 tries. I'm surprised there aren't more comments on this level It is once of the nastiest I've encountered so far and there have been some nasty ones! This whole 600 level has been really very tedious.
- 20 April 2015 at 13:58
Finally beat this round by combining a chocolate bomb with a striped candy three times. This cleared all but one jelly at the top. Saved the frog til the end and used him to get the last jelly.
- 28 August 2015 at 06:16
- haganmd said...
I too find this level 658 to be quite an evil one... I'm having probs getting the vertical stripes and especially with the color ball combo...
Unless I get the almighty lucky board I'll be here for a bit ��
- 14 December 2015 at 19:56
You have to get the licorice at the top before anything else or it's game over. Moving the frog to the top too soon is wrong because he's useless unless you get a color bomb. If you release the cream too soon now you have bombs to deal with which reduce the number of moves. Hopelessly stuck. Grrr
- 22 June 2016 at 15:25


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The Jews of Italy, 1938-1945: An Analysis of Revisionist Histories
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BeschreibungThe author attempts to demonstrate that the Italian Army deserves attention for its often humanitarian treatment of Italian Jews and other Jews. He also analyzes revisionist histories of Pope Pius XII and his alleged silence, arguing that revisionists were writing for a popular audience interested in sensation and scandal, and that this profitable trail attracted journalists and historians alike. Focusing primarily on the roles played by the Vatican and the Royal Italian Army, this book also provides an overview of the travail of Italys Jewish community from the beginning of Mussolinis antiSemitic policies in the late 1930s, through the end of the German occupation in May 1945.
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done with our weekends in the mountains this year so I can have a repair
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Located in Cambria, Cambria Pines Lodge is in a rural location and convenient to Cambria Center for the Arts and Moonstone Beach Park. This spa hotel is within the vicinity of Leffingwell Landing and San Simeon State Park.
Stay in one of 152 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
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