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Along with Mrs. Parisi, the Economy Elementary Physical Education Teacher, and Bradley Cavanagh, the Youth Market Director for the American Heart Association, are the following students from Economy Elementary School who collected $50.00 to $99.00 for the American Heart Association when they participated in the Jump Rope for Heart/Hoops for Heart Fund Raiser in their gym class. We are proud to announce that we raised $4,350 for the American Heart Association. In doing so, we also received $200 in much needed physical education equipment.
The following students fundraised over $100. KYLIE O'LARE, TRISTAN WALKER, MADISON CURRY, KENNEDY HUMMERT, MYLES RICHARDS, BELLA YURKOVAC, MAX REDINGER, ADDISON CREESE, ELI HARTMAN, MICHAEL BRIOLA, BRODY YURKOVAC, JUSTIN LAUFFER, MARA ILKO, NATHAN BOSH, & SAMANTHA ASTORINO.
The following students were the top two fundraisers. KENNEDY HUMMERT and MADISON CURRY
A HUGE congratulations goes out to Mrs. Stacey Brock, a 5th grade teacher at State Street, for being nominated as a 2017 Golden Apple Teacher! Mrs. Brock was nominated by Mr. McKelvey, and she will be attending the Golden Apple Gala at The Prevention Network & Class Academy on May 25th, along with other nominees across the county to determine the Golden Apple Award recipient! Congratulations, Mrs. Brock, and thank you for all that you do for our students! We are lucky to have you with us at State Street!
This season in track & field, Isaac Elliott plans to win a WPIAL title in his sprinting event. In previous years, Elliott has unfortunately pulled his hamstring and been unable to compete. This year he has been doing very well so far with no injuries, so he hopes to be able to compete and qualify for states. Congratulations to him so far, and good luck for the rest of the season!
To read the article on the Times Online, click on the link below.
On Friday, April 21, 4th and 5th grade Highland Elementary students had a spectacular day visiting and touring Heinz Field. A very special thank you is extended to our adopted uncle, Mr. Chad O'Brien, for generously providing us with this awesome experience!
Ambridge Area Education Association Teacher Contract Fact Center
Parent and Student Resources and Information
Posted 6/1/2017
UPDATE – Ambridge Area Education Association Contract Negotiations
All three Arbitrators (District Arbitrator, Association Arbitrator and Neutral Arbitrator) met on Tuesday, May 16, 2017 and are scheduled to meet again on Tuesday, June 13, 2017. The District is hopeful that this process will bring about a resolution to the contract negotiations.
Posted 3/1/17
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Posted 2/24/2017
The Ambridge Area School District and the Ambridge Area Education Association are currently at a stalemate in their contract negotiations. Both sides have entered into last best offer non-binding arbitration and have submitted their last best offer to the arbitration panel. In an effort to inform the public about the cost to the taxpayer of each proposal, the Ambridge Area School District has summarized both proposals in the table below. The District proposes a 5 year contract while the Association proposes a 6 year contract.
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Posted 2/8/2017
Ambridge Area School District Best Offer:
pdf Last Best Offer (2 1 17) (Final) (1.30 MB>)>
Ambridge Area Education Association Best Offer:
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Posted 1/13/17
School Board President Scott Angus, speaking on behalf of the entire school board, read the following statement at the Meet and Discuss meeting on Wednesday, January 11, 2017.
"Speaking on behalf of the unanimous nine member Ambridge Area School Board, we are encouraged that teachers represented by Ambridge Area Education Association last week returned to classrooms after a strike that began a week before the Christmas holiday.
It was our hope that we could return to the bargaining table this month to negotiate the key areas in dispute – compensation and health care benefits.
However, the Union has petitioned for non-binding arbitration, which prevents us from resuming talks to reach an agreement. This process is likely to last for several weeks.
We have been disheartened and frustrated by the adversarial tone, misleading allegations, and willingness to disrupt the learning environment for our students. It is our hope that from this point on, everyone will approach this matter with open minds and a reasonable outlook.
Last month, the Board's bargaining team came to the table in good faith, and we made a comprehensive proposal on these and other issues remaining under negotiation. Unfortunately, the Union would not allow teachers to vote on that offer.
We compensate our teachers fairly and competitively, and we understand their job is one of the hardest and most important that anyone can do. But enrollment continues to drop, and our taxpayers struggle with the highest millage rate in Beaver County.
As a reminder, Ambridge Area teachers pay only $25 a month for full family health coverage. We all know that health care expenses continue to increase, and coverage for teachers alone will cost the District $2.8 million this year.
We want to assure our students, families, teachers, staff, and taxpayers that the Board is committed first and foremost to our students' education. We expect the Union to uphold that same level of commitment."
Posted 12/14/16
We received notice from PDE that the teachers must return to work on Thursday, January 5, 2017.
Health Insurance Proposal Fact Sheet
District Asks You to Compare Both Sides' Proposals
Today, the average Ambridge Area School District teacher has a salary of $58,741 plus benefits, including family health insurance that costs the District $19,428 per year ($1,619 per month) or individual health insurance that costs the District $7,116 ($593 per month). Whether they have family or individual coverage, teachers pay only $300 per year ($25 per month).
The Union refuses to pay a percentage of their premium cost as a contribution. Instead they demand to pay an unreasonably low fixed dollar amount. Teachers' $25 per month contribution pays only 1.5% of their family health insurance premium and 4.2% of an individual premium, leaving the District's taxpayers to pay for the rest.
The District refuses to continue to place such a high burden on its taxpayers.
The District's proposed health insurance premium contributions are listed below. The % listed is the percentage of the premium teachers would be required to contribute under the District's plan. Both premium contribution numbers are based on present premium rates which are subject to annual adjustments, with District imposed caps on increases as discussed below.
* The premium contribution would take effect when the Collective Bargaining Agreement is ratified by both parties and would not be retroactive.
The District proposes to cap premium contribution increases in the 2017-2018 and 2018-2019 school years not to exceed a 3% increase above the 2016-2017 premium cost.
The District's proposal is in line with other Beaver County School Districts. For example, in the most recent year for which data is available, 2015-2016, Central Valley School District teachers paid $80 per month for health insurance and South Side School District teachers paid $110.50.
posted 12/12/16
District promises transparency and provides timely public information via its website; encourages parents, taxpayers to sign digital petition urging Union to reconsider its wage and benefit demands
(AMBRIDGE, PA) Dec. 12 – Ambridge Area School District will be forced to close schools Tuesday when the District's approximately 190 teachers represented by Ambridge Area Education Association walk off the job, after months of negotiations on a contract that included the school Board's request to defer a strike and allow the Union's rank-and-file membership to vote on the District's last, best offer. Newly-elected Board President Scott Angus issued the following statement on behalf of the unified nine-member Board and encouraged parents to sign a digital petition located on the District's website at http://www.ambridge.k12.pa.us/that urges the Union to reconsider its decision. In addition, the District is offering timely information for parents and caregivers who will be adversely affected by teachers walking off the job.
"The Board stands firm in its intent to be responsible stewards of public education and to negotiate a teachers' contract that reflects the financial realities of this District," said Angus."Our vulnerable young people suffer when the people they look up to fail them. We know that a strike brings difficulty and undue stress to families, but we cannot bend to the Union's unreasonable demands that would cripple our budget and, by extension, affect the students, parents and taxpayers whose hard-earned dollars support this District. A state-appointed, independent Fact-Finder recommended salary increases far lower than those imposed by the Union. We ask the Union leadership to do what is right for everyone."
The teachers' four-year contract expired June 30, 2015. With a spirit of collaboration and a goal of negotiations rooted in financial discipline, the District met with the Union more than 18 times. The two sides reached tentative agreements on several matters, including creative solutions offered by the District such as a $2,000-per-year tuition reimbursement toward teachers' mandated continuing education, and recently $100 in cash for each educator to purchase much-needed classroom supplies. However, key issues of dispute remain – wages, health care benefits, and retirement incentives.
The average Ambridge Area School District teacher has a salary of $58,741 plus benefits, including family health insurance that costs the District $19,428 per year ($1,619 per month) for which teachers pay only $300 per year ($25 per month).
The Union's salary proposal would cost the District $36,431 more in salary per teacher over 5 years, amounting to more than $6.9 million. The District's salary proposal would cost the District $20,946 more in salary per teacher over 5 years, or $3.98 million. A more detailed breakdown of the proposals is posted on the District's website, as part of its promise to provide timely, transparent facts to parents and taxpayers.
"Our focus is always about supporting our students and teachers. But we must balance that with the reality that declining enrollment, a flat tax base, and soaring health care and pension costs mean our taxpayers already pay the highest school tax rate in Beaver County," said Angus.
The current millage rate in Ambridge is 75.86, the highest in Beaver County. Despite the significant drop in enrollment, the District has kept teacher staffing levels constant, resulting in the best student-teacher ratio in the county at 14:1. Yet school performance does not reflect this desirable learning environment. The Pennsylvania Department of Education ranks Ambridge High School third from last among the 13 schools in Beaver County.
"We understand that our teachers have one of the hardest and most important jobs in the world, and we believe the District compensates them fairly and competitively," said Angus. "We simply cannot afford the unreasonably high salary increases the Union demands. Most peer districts in Western Pennsylvania have frozen salaries this year or, at best, offered very modest increases."
In addition, health care expenses continue to increase, and cost the District $2.8 million for teachers alone in 2016-17 – a noteworthy line item in the $46 million operating budget.
"We value our teachers tremendously, and we value student learning," Angus said. "We are extremely disappointed that the Union leadership has refused to come to its senses regarding irresponsible financial demands."
Financial Information
Facts About Ambridge Area School District
- The average Ambridge Area School District teacher has a salary of $58,741, plus benefits.
- Family health insurance costs the District $19,428 per year ($1,619 per month) for which teachers pay only $300 per year ($25 per month). Single coverage costs the District $7,116 ($593 per month).
- The Union's salary proposal costs $36,431 per teacher over 5 years. The District's salary proposal costs $20,946 per teacher over 5 years.
- There are approximately 190 teachers employed by Ambridge School District.
- The Union's proposal would cost the District over $6.9 Million in additional salary over 5 years.
- The District's proposal would cost $3.98 Million in additional salary over 5 years.
- At 75.86, Ambridge Area School District taxpayers pay the highest millage rate in Beaver County.
- Since 2015, the tax base has grown less than 1%.
- The millage rate has increased by nearly 20 percent since 2010, to cope with flat assessed property valuations.
- The District has a $46 million operating budget.
- Revenue shortfalls in 2015-16 school year were well over $1 million, in part because of increased enrollment in charter schools. The number of District students enrolled in cyber or charter schools has tripled since 2009-10.
- The District has not furloughed teachers even though enrollment continues to drop. Under their current contract, teachers got some of the largest raises in Beaver County.
- Regarding teacher performance, the Pennsylvania Department of Education ranks Ambridge High School third from last among the 13 schools in the County.
Today, the average Ambridge Area School District teacher has a salary of $58,741 plus benefits, including family health insurance that costs the District $19,428 per year ($1,619 per month) for which teachers pay only $300 per year ($25 per month).
The following chart shows the average salary increase per employee per year under both the Union's proposal and the District's proposal. The total cumulative salary increase above the current average of $58,741 is in parentheses.
* The teacher's current contract expired on June 30, 2015. The District does not deem it appropriate to award a retroactive pay raise 18 months after the fact.
Because each raise is on top of the raise awarded in the prior year, the Union's salary proposal would cost the District $36,431 more in salary per teacher over 5 years. There are approximately 190 teachers in the Ambridge Area School District. The Union's proposal would cost the District over $6.9 Million in additional salary over 5 years.
The District's salary proposal would cost the District $20,946 more in salary per teacher over 5 years. With 190 teachers in the District, the District's proposal would cost $3.98 Million in additional salary over 5 years.
Sign the Digital Petition
A fair and reasonable contract for all
Public school education is the most accessible, diverse form of education. Ambridge Area School District celebrates both of those attributes and extends the benefits of a public education to the greatest number of students possible. Our best teachers share this belief and support our mission.
We value our teachers tremendously, but we must acknowledge difficult financial realities of the District. Enrollment is declining, our tax base is flat, and health care and retirement costs are soaring. We've kept teacher staffing levels constant and compensated teachers fairly and competitively. Our taxpayers pay the highest millage rate in Beaver County – 75.86 – and we must ensure the District operates within its financial means.
Not everyone shares this viewpoint. The Ambridge Area Education Association has decided to go on strike beginning Tuesday Dec. 13, which would disrupt learning for 2,500 students and place undue hardship upon families. The four-year contract expired June 30, 2015, and the District has bargained with a spirit of collaboration and a goal of financial discipline. Key issues of dispute are wages, health care benefits, and retirement incentives. These threaten to significantly impact the District's already overstressed budget.
We value student learning tremendously and are disappointed that teachers intend to walk off the job. Tell the union you cannot afford its unreasonable demands. Support the District's call for a financially responsible contract.
SIGN THIS PETITIONhttps://www.change.org/p/a-fair-and-reasonable-contract-for-all?recruiter=648797300&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink
Posted 12/7/16
The Ambridge Area School Board and District leadership stand united in ensuring that any teachers' contract reflects the District's financial means. We understand that many students, parents, caregivers – and even teachers – are frustrated and confused about why this negotiating impasse occurred. We are committed to providing transparent communication during any strike that suspends school.
Many of you will ask how this affects classwork and school programs for your child. Below you will find information to answer frequently asked questions.
To further inform parents and stakeholders, the District also is preparing comparative statistics regarding wages, health care benefits and other key issues that are in dispute. We will remain collaborative yet resolute in our effort to be responsible stewards of District taxpayer dollars. Our best teachers share this belief and mission.
Acting Superintendent, Dr. Joseph Dimperio
School Board President, Mr. Scott Angus
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is this happening? How does it affect my child's education?
The District's contract with Ambridge Area Education Association expired June 30, 2015, and after months of bargaining we have reached an impasse. We earnestly sought to reach agreement with the union. However, the teachers' union notified the District of their intent to walk off on the job beginning Tuesday, December 13th, if we cannot resolve our impasse during Monday's negotiating session.
Many parents have contacted the District with questions related to the potential teacher strike. Although we are committed to working with the union to prevent a strike from taking place, here is a guide for parents and caregivers on what to expect:
Q: Are negotiation sessions continuing to take place prior to a work stoppage?
A. Meetings are currently scheduled for Monday, December 12, 2016. The District is committed to meeting as often as is necessary to reach an agreement.
Q: What will happen to the school calendar in the event of a strike?
A: We are required to complete 180 days of instruction by June 15, 2017. If a strike would occur, the calendar will be modified by taking away vacation days and extending the school year to complete the required number of days. If there is a work stoppage, previously approved Act 80 days will be rescinded and will need to be made up prior to June 15.
By law, days the District cannot use as school days are Saturdays, Sundays, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. The District will try to keep graduation on June 9, 2017, if possible, by using available days to make up for lost instructional time.
Q: How long could a strike go on?
A: The number of days that a strike can last is ultimately up to the Pennsylvania Department of Education. On Tuesday December 13, 2016, PDE notified the District that teachers must return to work on Thursday January 5, 2017.
Q: Will my child continue to receive special education and related services during a work stoppage?
A: No. School will be closed for all students in grades Pre-K through 12 and no educational services will be provided until the teachers return to work. In the case of an extended work stoppage (e.g., beyond 10 school days), when school reopens, the effect that the work stoppage may have had on a student's special education program will be considered on an individual basis.
Q: Will my child continue to receive gifted education services during a work stoppage?
A: No. School will be closed for all students in grades Pre-K through 12 and no educational services will be provided until the teachers return to work. In the case of an extended work stoppage (e.g., beyond 10 school days), when school reopens, the effect that the work stoppage may have had on a student's gifted education program will be considered on an individual basis.
Q: How would we address the needs of our seniors?
A: In the event of a prolonged strike, we are making plans that would allow our seniors to graduate on June 9, 2017. We understand that many of these students need to graduate on time for various reasons, including starting college in the summer, military obligations, needing to get to summer jobs to help pay for college expenses, etc.
Q: Who would be teaching the seniors?
A: Principals and administrators in the District (elementary, middle, high school and central office) would be teaching classes. They are certified to teach and have kept up with their certifications. Although these efforts would not replicate the efforts of the staff members of Ambridge Area High School, the instruction students would receive would enable them to graduate on time. Seniors who receive special education and related services would continue to receive required services by properly certificated staff. Seniors who wish to complete AP course work may be required to attend additional days in June if the course instruction is not available during the work stoppage.
Q: Would athletics and activities continue?
A: Athletic events would continue as scheduled. All activities not associated with athletic events, such as class sponsors and student government, likely would be cancelled during the work stoppage. All field trips would be cancelled. PTA events and activities would be held at the discretion of the PTA and we will share that information with you as changes occur to the schedule.
Q: What would the schedule be for students who attend Beaver County Career and Technology Center?
A: Beaver County CTC students would attend BCCTC at their regular time.Transportation for BCCTC classes will start tomorrow Wednesday, December 14th. Students are to catch the transfer bus behind the high school on the 11th street side. The A.M. BCCTC bus leaves at 7:30 A.M. The P.M. BCCTC Bus leaves at 11:30A.M. The PM BCCTC bus returns at 1:50P.M.
Q: What would the schedule be for students who attend the JROTC program?
A: The JROTC program will start on Thursday December 15th at 9:00 A.M. Transportation will not be available for morning pick up. Parents and students are responsible for their own transportation to the JROTC program. However, there will be a bus to transport cadets home. The bus will leave at 2:00pm. Please keep in mind, attendance to the JROTC program is not required during the work stoppage.
Q: Would transportation continue for students who attend private/parochial schools or outplaced students?
A: Yes, transportation would continue for students who attend schools outside of our District.
Q: Would Wise Little Owls child care services still operate in our schools during a strike?
A: Yes, Wise Little Owls will continue to operate in our buildings during a strike.
Q: Would Pre-Kindergarten still operate in our schools during a strike?
A: No, Pre-Kindergarten will not continue to operate in our buildings during a strike.
Q: Would Prevention Network services still operate in our schools during a strike?
A: Yes, Prevention Network will continue to operate in our buildings during a strike.
Q: Would Head Start still operate in our schools during a strike?
A: Yes, Head Start will continue to operate in our buildings during a strike.
Q: Would WPPC Highland Positive Steps Program still operate in our schools during a strike?
A: Yes, WPPC Highland Positive Steps Program will continue to operate in our buildings during a strike.
Q: Will there still be food services provided?
A: Yes. Food service will continue for Wise Little Owls (a bagged lunch and breakfast) and for students enrolled in the Prevention Network and Head Start. If seniors are required to attend, we will arrange for seniors to have lunch.
Q: Will the Mistletoe Dance still be held?
A: Yes, the Mistletoe Dance will continue as scheduled.
Q: Will other Holiday events be cancelled?
A: The District has made every effort to adjust Holiday concerts and activities in anticipation of a strike so that our students' talents and hard work can continue to be highlighted. But, some events may be cancelled as a result of a strike.
Statement from School Board President Scott Angus
Delivered at the School Board Meeting on 12/7/16
Good evening –
I want to take this opportunity to briefly divert from our agenda to address head-on a matter that soon will affect all students, parents, teachers and taxpayers in this District – that is, our bargaining with the Ambridge Area Education Association. Until now, this Board took care not to discuss contract talks publicly as we agreed to with the union. We earnestly sought to reach agreement with the teachers' union.
However, as you may know, the union last week notified the Board of their intent to walk off on the job beginning this Tuesday, December 13th, if we cannot resolve our impasse during Monday's negotiating session. On behalf of my colleagues on this Board, let me be clear – the Ambridge Area School District leaders and entire School Board stand united: this contract must reflect the financial realities of this District.
We are disappointed in the union's demands which, if enacted, would set a dangerous precedent and put severe financial strain on our District and its taxpayers. Their bargaining position ignores financial realities and casts aside short- and long-term responsible financial planning. And perhaps most importantly, their bargaining position does not reflect a commitment to principled actions – the kind of actions that all parents expect from their children's teachers. Our best teachers – and there are many in this District – share this sentiment.
The key issues of dispute involve wage increases and benefits. Despite our effort to put forth creative solutions, months of collaborative talks have come to a standstill. We began negotiating with the teachers' union before the contract expired on June 30th, 2015. We reached tentative agreements on smaller issues, but could not agree on those that significantly impact the District's budget.
Let's stop a minute and put this into perspective. The state's highest performing and wealthiest districts are not granting increases even close to the level requested by the teachers union. Under their current contract, teachers got some of the largest raises in Beaver County. And let's look in the mirror. We have declining enrollment. Last year alone, the District lost over $1 million dollars as students left our District for charter schools. Although the District could have called for furloughs, we kept teacher staffing levels constant.
We have a flat tax base and our taxpayers already are burdened with the highest millage rate in the County. Our benefits, namely health insurance, are some of the best deals in the world. Today, our teachers pay only $25 a month for full family coverage. Just as we balance our own family checkbooks, each of us on this Board believes we must stand as responsible stewards and make sure the District operates within its means. The Board cannot and will not bend to the union's outrageous demands. We stand united. And we urge all of you to stand united with us.
A strike will affect families in our communities as the holiday season approaches, bringing them difficulties and undue stress. The District will do its part to keep everyone informed through its website and social media sites as this situation unfolds.
With your support, we remain hopeful that union leadership will do what is right. And I want to remind them all tonight of this: our children are watching.
Thank you all – your support of the District matters to us.
6th grade: Students are researching earthquakes. They are designing an earthquake-proof structure. Students will work in teams and assume the role of architect, treasurer, or project manager.
5th Grade: Students are researching Native Americans and they are engineering models of Native American dwellings.
These girls are constructing a Native American dwelling called a Chickee.
4th Grade: Students are learning about Forces and Motion through the Hotwheels Speedometry curriculum.
These fourth grade boys are using Hot Wheels cars and tracks to learn about potential and kinetic energy.
3rd Grade: Students are learning about circuitry using Little Bits. Little Bits are electronic building blocks.
These third grade boys collaborate as they work with Little Bits.
The Board of School Directors have completed their rounds of School Board Meetings at the various District school buildings. Through December, 2016 all School Board Meet and Discuss Meetings and School Board Meetings will be held at the Ambridge Area High School Auditorium.
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We received this notification yesterday from the Science Outreach Center at Saint Francis University!! Each year the 8th grade regular education science classes complete a statics project and the top projects are entered into the below referenced contest. Last year Lauren Mawhinney's class won an Honorable Mention and this year Tomasina Crapis (a long term sub) had two projects earn Honorable Mention!
Congrats Tomasina!!!
A total of 548 posters were received from across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the 2016 Pennsylvania Statistics Competition, hosted by Saint Francis University! The total count included 89 posters from Kindergarten to 3rd grade, 234 from 4th to 6th grade, 131 from 7th to 9th grade, and 94 from 10th to 12th grade.
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Age Requirement: A child is eligible for admission to kindergarten if she/he is five (5) years old on/or before September 1, 2017
Immunizations must be up to date and are a requirement to attend any public, private, or parochial school in Pennsylvania. Parents will be required to provide evidence of the immunizations.
Documents that are required at the time of registration are:
- 2 proofs of residence (deed or lease and driver's license or current utility bill)
- Child's birth certificate
- Immunization record
Print the registration paperwork here:
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Women in combat: Elaine Donnelly
Tuesday, April 8, 3 p.m. ET
The nation breathed a sigh of relief when Army
private Jessica Lynch was rescued from her Iraqi captors; however,
the sight of a wounded female soldier led some to question whether
women belong in combat positions. Chat with Elaine Donnelly, who
opposes women in combat, about this issue.
Center for Military Readiness President Elaine
Donnelly is a former member (1984-86) of the Pentagons Defense
advisory Committee on Women in the Services (DaCOWITS), and the
1992 Presidential Commission on the assignment of Women in the armed
the chat? Read the transcript below:

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Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Rich Chiapete's Very Bad Weekend
It is the only state where your first DUI is a municipal offense and not a crime - one of the most lax in the entire country - which rates at the highest of alcohol related deaths among industrialized nations.
Getting your first DUI in Wisconsin is considered a "mistake." A few miles south, it is a class "A" misdemeanor.
The Siren thinks a "mistake" is wearing a black belt with brown shoes. Driving your car after having a few drinks is a crime. A selfish, dangerous crime.
Racine County District Attorney, Rich Chiapete, found himself in some serious hot water this weekend when he crashed his car into a stoplight and a tree on Main Street after attending a birthday party and consuming a few drinks.
Thank God he didn't hurt anyone. No one knows this better than perhaps Chiapete himself, who has prosecuted many drunk driving offenses in the District Attorney's office, many which included injuries and/or fatalities.
Worse for Chiapete, after he crashed his car he ran home - which is also known as a "hit & run" offense. Police found him there after they identified his car when the tree's owner called 911.
Ugh. A really dumb move.
Chiapete admitted to his crime - but only after he got caught. It doesn't appear he tried to contact police before they showed up at his house - which would have been a much better plan of action and not quite so embarrassing.
Now, the battle royale begins between people who believe he must resign and those who think he deserves a break for making a mistake - and the discussion is not cordial.
Chiapete was promoted to District Attorney through a special appointment by Scott Walker in 2012 when previous DA, Mike Nieskes, ran and lost a bid as a candidate for circuit court judge. Chiapete got his old job. A few months later he ran unopposed as a Republican. The Walker/GOP connection is leading some to wonder if there will be pressure from Madison for him to step down since the mugshots are really beginning to add up.
Chiapete's evening interlude with said stoplight and tree was his first offense in an up-to-that-moment crime free life. Folks think that deserves credit.
What is also true, the vast majority of people are never charged with a crime ever in their whole lives. It is not that hard to live a crime free life - shouldn't that be true of the District Attorney too?
Interestingly, Chiapete (like his predecessor) in the DA's office has been notoriously ambivalent about Racine County's Drug & Alcohol Court - with Racine coming in last with referrals for alternatives to prison for non-violent substance abusers (programs which are cheaper and more effective). The referrals to drug court instead of prison are begun in the District Attorney's office.
While other municipalities in Wisconsin have grown their drug courts, Racine actually had so few referrals at times, they have failed to use up the grant money already allocated to the program.
Chiapete has never issued one single U-Visa for victims of crimes or sexual trafficking - which are lawful status waivers for non-citizen victims of crime who assist law enforcement in investigating crimes - a bigger issue than you might imagine.
Ten thousand U-Visas are awarded each year in the United States. Law enforcement in La Crosse, WI have been on the forefront in advocating for them because they understand effective community policing can be accomplished only when people cooperate and help the police and prosecutors.
Getting undocumented residents to report and testify in crimes is very difficult - especially if it means getting deported. Women who are victims of domestic violence risk losing their family and therefore often fail to report crimes against themselves and their children.
Kenosha and Milwaukee among many Wisconsin communities award them - but not Chiapete - not in Racine.
On top of that, Wisconsin remains number one in African American men incarcerated in the entire nation - a statistic Chiapete has helped to inflate with a prison cost to taxpayers twice that our neighbor, Minnesota.
So, while one can debate the circumstances and potential forgiveness of Rich Chiapete's lapse in judgement that permitted him to drive his car while intoxicated, destroy public and private property and then flee the scene of his crime - we find Chiapete's own professional lack of circumstantial forgiveness somewhat lacking.
Were Wisconsin's DUI laws even relatively on par with other states and Mr. Chiapete to face prison time for his crime, he would be the perfect candidate for drug court instead of incarceration - if only there were not a District Attorney Chiapete who wouldn't bother referring him to it in the first place.


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These portable power generators are found at many corporate headquarters and construction sites around the world. Found powering a plethora of devices, from arc welders to temporary light sources, these are invaluable in any endeavor.
Most of the portable generators found within Deus Ex: Human Revolution seem to be provided by another company, Tao Shen Tech. It is rare to find one that is manufactured by Bobson Synthetics Group.
The reason for this is supposition, but a logical conclusion can be reached from the evidence provided in game. Tao Shen Tech might be the leading the market in generators because their prices beat competition like Bobson Synthetics Group. When taking into account the high-tech power solutions that BSG provides (i.e. LINA Cells, DPF Capsules) it could be safe to assume that their products are all equally top-of-the-line, and therefore expensive. This is further evidenced by the existence of most BSG portable generators existing in Panchaea, posssibly one of the most well-funded and advanced facilities in the world.


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Re: Clubb family from Peterhead
In reply to:
Clubb family from Peterhead
Gwyneth MacKenzie 4/17/04
Hello Gwyneth:
Another branch of the Clubb family has crawled out of the woodwork.
James Clubb & Mary Ann Geddes' son George was my great grandfather.Georger's son James Watt was my grandfather. Any information you are willing to pass on would be appreciated. My grandparents did not pass on any information on their brothers and sisters when I was young and lived near them.


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Grammy Award winning band, America, famous for their harmonies and unique sound, has today announced they are returning to Australia in July for shows in Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, Wollongong and Canberra, as well as two shows in Queensland.
With a career spanning more than 47 years and counting, America has an extensive catalogue of hits including Ventura Highway, Tin Man, Sister Golden Hair, A Horse With No Name and many more. From their formative years, America has been a band capable of transcending borders with its uplifting music and positive message. Embracing a rainbow of divergent cultures, America's audiences continue to grow, comprising a loyal legion of first, second and third generation fans, all bearing testament to the group's enduring appeal.
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ARIA Award winner, ARIA Hall of Fame inductee, platinum selling artist and former King of Pop, Russell Morris, is an Australian music icon with his own extensive catalogue of Aussie anthems including The Real Thing, Sweet Sweet Love, Hush, Wings of an Eagle and many more. Morris recently released his Blues Trilogy albums - Sharkmouth, Van Diemen's Land and Red Dirt Red Heart – all of which reached Top 10 on the ARIA Album chart and garnering nominations for ARIA Awards for Best Blues & Roots Album (Sharkmouth and Red Dirt Red Heart won the Awards in 2013 and 2016 respectively).
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The Ohio Department of Transportation is making plans to improve Route 8 in Summit County between Graham Road and Route 303 in Stow, Hudson and Boston Heights and has scheduled an "Open House Public Involvement Meeting for June 11 from 5 to 7 p.m. in the ODOT Summit County Garage, 6155 Chittenden Road in Boston Heights. The meeting will have an open house format with no formal presentation.
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A Colorado college has found two students guilty of violating the conduct code against violence after the students distributed a satirical flyer poking fun at the college's Feminist and Gender Studies program. Chris Robinson and a second student who wished to remain nameless now must hold a campus forum to discuss the very issues that landed them in hot water... Download file "Colorado College satire causes a stir"
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little Molly
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I think I bought the wrong ham lol...
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If you haven't already, check out Bear's double smoked hams
Appreciate it. I'm sure this ham will be umm...interesting. I can't seem to find where anyone has smoked this style of a ham. I'll report throughout the day with updates and let you know how it goes.
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Since you won't have a glaze packet to add to the ham, here's one I've used before that I found online. It is pretty dang good!
If you don't have pumpkin pie spice in the cabinet, use 1 1/4 tsp cinnamon, 1/4 tsp nutmeg, 1/4 tsp ginger, 1/4 tsp cloves (I added more cloves than I would in a pie).
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1 cup packed brown sugar
2 tsp pumpkin pie spice
1/2 tsp mustard powder
1/4 tsp onion powder
freshly ground black pepper to taste
Yield: 1 1/2 cups
Coat that baby and start smoking!
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Double smoked ham is great. I did one last week.
Happy smoken.
It all depends how smoky you like it. Remember, it is already cooked and cured so you are just adding smoke and reheating. You could go as low as 180 and smoke for longer if you like it smoky or higher for shorter and faster with less smoke. I would totally use a glaze like the one above or something similar. I like sriracha and home made jam with a little citrus for glazes. I would not add any salt to the outside of that ham. It's probably salty enough.
I thought I updated....sorry. Let's just say I wouldn't recommend it. It was a bit dry. It did take on some more smoke seasoning and made for some pretty good sandwiches but If you were to ask me directly I would say not to do it.
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In a PR coup, LG says that its 100-inch LCD screen (pictured above) has been accepted into the 2007 Guinness Book of World Records. It appears in the tome's new Science and Technology Gadgets section, appropriately under the heading, 'Largest LCD Screen.' The set, which is not yet available commercially, stands 1.2m tall and has a contrast ratio of 3000:1.
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An hour before Big Bang released the tracks "Bang Bang Bang" and "WE LIKE 2 PARTY" from the Made Series – A, they joined fans all around the world for a live streaming event! Hosted by Naver's Starcast, the group could be seen hanging out together, answering questions about the new songs, and being adorkable as ever. For this live countdown event TOP could be seen wearing a Camo Print Bomber Jacket from Stone Island ($599).
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Dan Southworth's photo was been revealed on the FB fan page with a caption saying "Sometimes a man must wear a mascara." It was unknown if this Mo-cap is came from the Capcom Studios. But what we have known here is that Vergil will be returned in Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition.
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It's hard to fault the ambition of a play that takes the audience from the Third Crusade to the recent abduction of three Israeli teenagers and its bloody fallout. Writer David Eldridge has eloquently described how impossible it would have been to do 'Holy Warriors' as a history play, instead taking his cue from writers like Caryl Churchill and Tony Kushner to present the last fraught millennium in the history of the Holy Land as a fantasia.
That sense of a narrative that does not operate on a linear basis, but evokes history's endless cruel cycles through irony and echo, is evident from the start. As Alexander Siddig's magnificently charismatic Saladin swirls his scimitar around stage, he talks of his boyhood in Tikrit, a place now indelibly stamped with the story of Saddam Hussein. He begins to tell his sons how his caliphate will be divided up after his death, the city names reading like a roll-call of recent disasters: 'Al-Afdal, to you Damascus…Az-Zahir, to you Aleppo…' Every reference evokes news footage of devastation, corpses and the wailing bereaved at the same time as it points us to the medieval world.
James Dacre's excellent production initially manages to dart pleasingly between the ancient and the modern, and the story of Richard I and Saladin is compellingly told, not least due to fine performances from John Hopkins's caustically witty English king and Geraldine Alexander's extraordinary Eleanor of Aquitaine. However, problems set in after the interval, where we discover that Richard I has died and is now in purgatory. Given the chance to rewrite the history of the Third Crusade, he first watches as a succession of individuals including Napoleon, Lawrence of Arabia, David Ben-Gurion, President Carter, President Sadat, Tony Blair and, of course, Dubya reveal his disturbing legacy.
The action then reprises with Richard I and his ally the French king fighting to change history, this time in desert fatigues. This may be an over-literal criticism, but it feels clumsy to be presenting a French king in the modern world – there's so much to worry about anyway, why chuck in this historical anomaly? The irritation grows: we can laugh at the fact that Richard I sends texts, but oil, obviously a dominant driver of Middle Eastern unrest over the last century, can only receive a passing reference in this conceptual framework.
The references proliferate and the action becomes increasingly confusing. Yes, it is impossible to write anything comprehensive about the Middle East, but Eldridge and Dacre should have had the courage to tell this story in a series of plays, perhaps lasting the course of a day. It is a tribute to the quality of the production and performances that I would happily return to see it. Yet for now, 'Holy Warriors' only feels like a half-completed project.
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I want to acknowledge the integrity of the intentions of those who have given us this play , however the treatment is, in the end, superficial and it addresses a subject about which none of us must ever be superficial. I can see that the need to fill in the history for those in the audience who have not read, for instance, Montefiore's Biography of Jerusalem, means that time is limited to look deeper beyond the historical narrative, maybe the view of one family living in Jerusalem over 600 years would have given time to look more deeply and obviated the need to educate the audience in so much of the history. I am glad that the Globe is addressing this, goodness we need it, and for this thanks, but I felt the prism was the wrong one.
Sounds awful , and I haven't even seen it yet If you ever want to create an audience , shouldn't be more hopeful ? Really hamas!!!!


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EXCLUSIVE: In his first series regular role since ER, Anthony Edwards has signed on as the lead in ABC's drama pilot Zero Hour. The ABC Studios project, written and executive produced by Prison Break creator Paul Scheuring, centers on Hank Foley (Edwards) who, after spending 20 years as the editor of Modern Skeptics magazine, becomes involved in one the most compelling conspiracies in human history when his wife is kidnapped.
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Go Watch ZODIAC. Such a good supporting role in that movie…
Good pilot. Here's to hoping ABC decides to take a chance on some new series and give The River and GCB the boot.
The River's a goner based on the ratings. Cougar Town, too.
What's with all the pilots that are tough to imagine lasting several seasons? The plot sounds perfect for a limited run.
I agree — the US needs to adopt more of a two season limited run on series like in the UK.
Less is always more. Always.
Nobody does miniseries anymore except HBO. The economics are tough.
Which doesn't really answer the question of why broadcast and basic cable keep greenlighting premises that don't have several years in them, if that's what they'd ideally like to see happen.
Latest example, Awake. Fun premise, very intriguing, but I can't see it lasting more than 10-12 eps before it wears out its welcome.
Zero Hour sounds way too much like warmed-over X-Files, but without Duchovney and Anderson's charisma to carry the show (plus, back then it was all reasonably fresh). Even if it goes to series, what's the point? Cancellation in 3…2…
With those ratings, The River and GCB will be given the boot, never fear.
I, along with quite a bunch of other hopefuls, auditioned for the lead in this show two weeks ago. Knew I wasn't going to get it, as the job was always going to go to a name actor… Also, everyone they brought it were all way too young, Anthony Edwards is age appropriate for the role.
That's happening a lot this year, lots of big veteran names being cast in new pilots. Probably a desperate attempt to lock in an audience right away rather than see a repeat of what's been happening all over the place: anemic premiere ratings followed by a death spiral.
Anyway, it's probably good you didn't get the gig, this one has cancellation written all over it, big name or no.
"Anyway, it's probably good you didn't get the gig, this one has cancellation written all over it, big name or no."
Even if the show didn't get picked up, we all would have killed to land the job. Networks and casting directors do have other shows, and it's nice to be on a short list. Starring in a pilot puts you quite a few paces ahead of a lot of other people in this town.
I don't think the networks are casting names because it's a desperate grab for audience share… There are just not enough jobs going around so really it's a buyer's market, the networks have their pick of the litter so why not cast a name since there are a ton of them available? Also, we've sort of moved the goal posts too… Having a big name actor doesn't guarantee you an audience share, but not having a big name almost guarantees you won't… If the show was any good, don't you think they could have gotten a name? The only ones who seem to get away with casting unknowns are the CW or CW-esque young adult type shows like "Revenge".
Yep-Knew it when I got the audition-Glad it went to someone who will do it justice!
Is Anthony Edwards playing a character based on Matt Drudge, or is that just the look he's going for in that picture?
Love the show watched it on a survey want to see more.
I also watched in on a survey, very interested in seeing more. I hope it makes it and will be waiting for more info
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More than a powerful form of undead, a dracolich is a dragon who has voluntarily tied its soul to a phylactery, freeing itself from death. A type of lich, the creature's spirit can possess any dead serpentine body, usually their original form, and retain all the powers and abilities of the former body. That means a dracolich has the supernatural fear aura, spells, and breath weapon it had in life, plus the terrible might of the undead. "[2]
Becoming a dracolich Edit
The process of becoming a dracolich was discovered by Sammaster the Mad, a fallen Chosen of Mystra, who was inspired after re-translating The Chronicle of Things to Come by the prophet Maglas. He was convinced that Toril would suffer a great apocalypse and "naught will be left save shuttered thrones with no rulers. But the dead dragons shall rule the world entire..."[4] Sammaster's first success was with the great red wyrm Shargrailar the Dark in the Year of Queen's Tears (902 DR). Since then Sammaster and his followers, the Cult of the Dragon, have created many more, preparing for the apocalypse they "know" will come."[5]
A dracolich has the strange ability to inhabit the body of any reptilian corpse upon death, though they are at their most powerful when inhabiting the corpse of a dragon. When killed in its corporeal body, the dracolich doesn't "die". Its spirit flees and hides in the phylactery, awaiting another suitable body to animate and inhabit[6]. Like other types of lich, a dracolich is truly annihilated when its phylactery is destroyed.[2]
Known Dracoliches Edit
- Aghazstamn
- Alasklerbanbastos
- Alglaudyx
- Aurgloroasa
- Cypress
- Daurgothoth
- Dretchroyaster
- Hephaestus
- Iltharaph
- Kistarianth
- Malygris
- Pelendralaar
- Rauglothgor
- Sapphiraktar the Blue
- Saurglyce
- Shargrailar
- Urshula
- Vix'thra
- Xavarathimius
- ↑ Wizards RPG Team (2014). Monster Manual 5th edition. (Wizards of the Coast), pp. 83–84. ISBN 978-0786965614.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Ed Greenwood, Sean K. Reynolds, Skip Williams, Rob Heinsoo (June 2001). Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting 3rd edition. (Wizards of the Coast), pp. 310–312. ISBN 0-7869-1836-5.
- ↑ Andy Collins, James Wyatt, and Skip Williams (November 2003). Draconomicon: The Book of Dragons. (Wizards of the Coast), pp. 148–149. ISBN 0-7869-2884-0.
- ↑ Dale Donovan (January 1998). Cult of the Dragon. (TSR, Inc), p. 1. ISBN 0-7869-0709-6.
- ↑ Dale Donovan (January 1998). Cult of the Dragon. (TSR, Inc), p. 5. ISBN 0-7869-0709-6.
- ↑ Warning: edition not specified for Promise of the Witch-King
Further readingEdit
- Eric L. Boyd, Eytan Bernstein (August 2006). Dragons of Faerûn. (Wizards of the Coast). ISBN 0-7869-3923-0.
- Ed Greenwood, Sean K. Reynolds, Skip Williams, Rob Heinsoo (June 2001). Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting 3rd edition. (Wizards of the Coast), pp. 310–312. ISBN 0-7869-1836-5.
- Dale Donovan (January 1998). Cult of the Dragon. (TSR, Inc). ISBN 0-7869-0709-6.


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Matt grimaces at $1,400-an-ounce gold. Why not? He's probably out hunting rings, based on the photo. A watched pot never boils, amigo!
The anti-gold brigades are saying that World Bank Chief Robert Zoellick's comments about rekindling the gold standard debate is overdone. Perhaps. But his "corrective" statement hasn't emerged (yet) and the fact that the World Bank Chief has even sparked this kind of debate deomstrates where things are in the currency world. (Hint: A non-great place. Think Helsinki in late January.)
One of his comments in the FT seems to have raised particular ire: "Although textbooks may view gold as the old money, markets are using gold as an alternative monetary asset today." No kidding. Gold even has anofficial currency handle (XAU) and many investors have treated it as an alternate currency for more than just the past three years.


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"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me"
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My credo is all about my beliefs and what I stand for in my faith, my credo is Philippians 4:13, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me".
This belief formed when I was a little kid, it was a bible verse we were taught since we were five years old. I never really started using it much until I started playing baseball. Before every game my team would say the lords prayer, so we were always putting our faith in the Lord. I always wrote Philippians 4:13 on the inside of the bill of my hats.
This credo is important to me because it gives you hope. The way it gives you hope is that it states, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me", so its telling you that you can do anything you want. I think it is important to stick to this belief because you will always have confidence in what you do. Also, if you always have faith in this verse, maybe others will begin to believe in it too.
I don't think my credo will ever change because as I grew older I continue to do more things that I put my credo into use for, such as big test and sports and other events. I see it evolving in more ways such as when I take the SAT or ACT and try out for high school sports. This credo will help shape my future by allowing the credo to do things that will shape , such as test and sports. It will shape it because the SAT and ACT will allow you to get into colleges.
My credo is significant to me because it has helped me through some tough times, it has always been there to lift my spirits. I would love others to use my credo, because they could could be going through a struggle and it could lift their spirits too.


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Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga.) on Thursday disputed the context of an interview he gave with The Guardian in which he appeared to compare National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden to Mohandas Gandhi.
"News reports about my interview with The Guardian are misleading, and they do not reflect my complete opinion," Lewis said in a statement. "Let me be clear. I do not agree with what Mr. Snowden did. He has damaged American international relations and compromised our national security. He leaked classified information and may have jeopardized human lives. That must be condemned."
In an interview published Wednesday in The Guardian, and reported on by The Hill, Lewis was asked if he thought Snowden had engaged in an act of civil disobedience.
"In keeping with the philosophy and the discipline of non-violence, in keeping with the teaching of Henry David Thoreau and people like Gandhi and others, if you believe something that is not right, something is unjust, and you are willing to defy customs, traditions, bad laws, then you have a conscience," he replied. "You have a right to defy those laws and be willing to pay the price."
"That is what we did," Lewis continued. "I got arrested 40 times during the sixties. Since I've been in Congress I've been arrested four times. Sometimes you have to act by the dictates of your conscience. You have to do it."
Lewis was one of key figures of the civil rights movement in the 1960s.
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