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Carrying on the Dartmouth College and Ivy League traditions of excellence is hard work and competition among the best institutions in the nation is intense. As we all search for a competitive edge Dartmouth Athletics strives to operate with the highest level of morals and integrity. Achieving comprehensive excellence while playing by the rules is what the Compliance Office, within Dartmouth Athletics, works to accomplish.
The Compliance Office of Dartmouth Athletics is committed to being Personable, Professional, and Problem solvers. With the motto, "It's Always Sunny in Compliance," cultivating and maintaining healthy, working relationships with all Dartmouth Athletics constituents (e.g., Coaches, Student-athletes, Families, Supporters, and other Dartmouth staff) is of utmost importance to us. We believe that relationships consisting of mutual trust and respect between one another is the foundation for a healthy Compliance Office.
The staff members of the Compliance Office are eager and enthusiastic to answer any questions or concerns you may have about NCAA, Ivy League, and Dartmouth College rules and regulations. Since there are A LOT of rules, we don't expect that every Dartmouth Athletics constituent memorizes them all, but what we do expect is that you Ask Before You Act!
Jake Munick
Assistant Athletics Director for Compliance
(603) 646-1378
Emily Cummings
Compliance Specialist
(603) 646-8810
*Our office is located in room 176 of Alumni Gym.
The Compliance Office is also on Twitter!
Follow us @DartmouthRules to get your fill of daily tips, corny compliance jokes, and other information regarding NCAA and Ivy League rules.
Thank you for your interest in representing Dartmouth student-athletes as an athlete agent. We ask that you please follow all State of New Hampshire, NCAA, and Dartmouth Athletics policies and procedures as they pertain to athlete agents. To start that process, or learn more about it, please review the resources below and CLICK HERE for more information.
Athlete Agent Registration Form- *Download to fill out electronically
Athlete Agent Policy
New Hampshire Secretary of State - Home Page
New Hampshire Secretary of State - Athlete Agents Page
NCAA Agent Information
NCAA Agent Guide
Dartmouth Athletics coaches should visit the coaches' compliance page HERE for up-to-date forms, policies, and educational resources.
This webpage is password protected, so be sure to check in with a compliance staff member for your login credentials.
Preserving the intercollegiate eligibility of a student-athlete is of utmost importance to our Compliance Office. A student-athlete's eligibility is compromised when rules are not followed, by not only themselves, but others as well.
Current student-athletes, either enrolled or on hiatus, are expected to comply with ALL rules and regulations governed by the NCAA, Ivy League Conference, and Dartmouth College. A synopsis of these rules can be found in the Dartmouth College Student-Athlete Handbook.
More information can be obtained in the resources provided below, and by contacting a friendly compliance staff member at any time!
*Denotes that the form can be filled out electronically once downloaded.
Fee-for-Lesson - A student-athlete may receive compensation for teaching their sport, provided an array of conditions are met. If you are interested in providing lessons, or know of someone interested in hiring you, submit this form to the Compliance Office for approval.
Occasional Meal* - It is permissible for a Dartmouth supporter, fan, or community member to provide a student-athlete, or group of student-athletes, with a meal on an occasional basis, provided the meal takes place at the supporter's home in the locale of Dartmouth College and is approved by the Compliance Office beforehand.
Outside Competition* - Prior to participating in any organized competition, other than when you are representing Dartmouth, this form must be approved by the Compliance Office.
Promotional Activity* - The use of your name, image, or appearance is limited to Dartmouth College, The Ivy League Conference, or a charitable, educational, or nonprofit agency. If one of these entities will like to use your name, image, or appearance, this form must first be approved by the Compliance Office. The use of your name, image, or appearance by any other entity is strictly prohibited.
Student-Athlete Host - As a host to visiting recruits spending the night, it is important to know what is and is not acceptable. This form must be presented and discussed by the coach to both the student-athlete host and the visiting recruit prior to every overnight visit.
Agent Rules
Amateurism Rules
Banned Substance List
Concussion Information
Dartmouth Office of Judicial Affairs
Drug Testing
Grievance Policy
Ivy League Eligibility Rules Summary
NCAA Division I Manual
NCAA Policy on Transgender Student-Athlete Participation
Permission to Contact Policy - This policy is intended to guide current Dartmouth student-athletes who are interested in, or intend on, transferring to another NCAA institution.
Social Media Policy
Student-Athlete Handbook (Dartmouth College, 2016-17)
Summary of NCAA Regulations - This form is signed annually before a student-athlete is permitted to participate in their sport.
Transfer Rules - See Permission to Contact Policy, above.
Due to an extremely high volume of requests, Dartmouth Athletics does not grant requests for donations of equipment, apparel, or other similar products.
If you would like to inquire about Dartmouth Athletics donating any game-day tickets for your special cause or event, please fill out the online questionnaire below:
If you aspire to be a student-athlete at Dartmouth or any other NCAA institution, there are a variety of things you should be aware of, ranging from recruiting rules to eligibility requirements. Luckily, we are here to help you navigate through those important rules!
What is a Prospective Student-Athlete?
A prospective student-athlete (PSA) is any student who has started classes for the ninth grade and has yet to enroll full-time at any four-year institution. So whether you're still in high school, prep-school, or recently graduated and taking a year off before enrolling at a college or university, you are considered a PSA.
When it comes to recruiting, all interactions between an NCAA coach and a PSA are regulated per sport and method of communication. Below are guides created by the Dartmouth Athletics Compliance Office to help navigate the various recruiting rules.
Communication Rules - Specifically phone calls, texts, email, and hard letters.
Off-Campus, In-Person Contacts- Coming soon! Ask any questions you may have in the meantime.
Official Visits: General Rules
Official Visits: Transportation Expenses
Unofficial Visits
Furthermore, being recruited by an Ivy League institution lends itself to different rules and nuances compared to the non-Ivy schools. Read here for more information about being a Prospective Ivy League Student-Athlete.
Initial Eligibility:
If you hope to participate in an *NCAA sport, each incoming PSA must register with the NCAA Eligibility Center (EC) and follow all of the tasks you are prompted with. Governed by academic benchmarks and amateurism rules outlined in the resources below, the EC determines if a PSA is eligible to represent an institution in intercollegiate eligibility.
NCAA Eligibility Center - Instructions
NCAA Eligibility Center - Registration
NCAA Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete
NCAA Guide to International Academic Standards for Athletics Eligibility
Want to Play College Sports?
*Dartmouth sponsors the following non-NCAA sports, of which, the incoming PSAs do not have to register with, or complete the tasks of, the NCAA Eligibility Center: Men's Heavyweight & Lightweight Rowing, Mixed Sailing, and Men's & Women's Squash.
Additional Resources:
Agent Rules
Amateurism Rules
Banned Substance List
Concussion Information
Dartmouth Admissions
Drug Testing
Ivy League Official Website
Ivy League Eligibility Rules Summary
NCAA Division I Manual
NCAA Policy on Transgender Student-Athlete Participation
All member institutions are required to report various data to the NCAA on an annual basis, and post the results publically.
Academic Progress Rate (APR) - The following reports are comprised of data submitted by Dartmouth Athletics during the 2014-15 academic year.
Dartmouth Guide
Official NCAA Release
Graduation Success Rate (GSR) - The following reports are comprised of data submitted by Dartmouth Athletics during the 2015-16 academic year.
2006-2009 GSR Cohort
2009-2010 Graduation Rate
GSR Searchable Database
Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act (EADA) - The following report is comprised of data submitted by Dartmouth Athletics during the 2015-16 academic year.
A "Representative of Athletics Interest," also known as a BOOSTER is a term the NCAA uses to classify a broad range of constituents to any particular member institution. Common groups that are deemed representatives of athletics interests are alums, parents of student-athletes, supporters, fans, and more. It is important to understand that the NCAA regulates the actions of representatives of athletics interests and requires each institution to be responsible for those actions. Therefore, Dartmouth Athletics is committed to educating, and being a resource for, our representatives of athletics interests so that intentional (or even inadvertent) NCAA rules are not broken. Violations of these rules directly and negatively impact the intercollegiate eligibility of our current and prospective student-athletes. Which is why as representatives of athletics interests, it's important to know and to follow the rules that apply to you.
The NCAA defines a representative of athletics interests as an individual, independent agency, corporate entity (e.g., apparel or equipment manufacturer), or other organization who is known (or who should have been known) by a member of the institution's executive or athletics administration to:
- Have participated in or to be a member of an agency or organization promoting the institution's intercollegiate athletics program;
- Have made financial contributions to the athletics department or to an athletics booster organization of that institution;
- Be assisting or to have been requested (by the athletics department staff) to assist in the recruitment of prospective student-athletes;
- Be assisting or to have assisted in providing benefits to enrolled student-athletes or their families; or
- Have been involved otherwise in promoting the institution's athletics program.
The NCAA states that once an individual has been deemed a representative of athletics interests, that individual retains that status indefinitely. Regardless of the recent or current involvement of that individual with the institution's athletics department, "once a booster, always a booster."
Out of all of the rules that govern the actions of representatives of athletics interests, there are two areas that stand out the most; extra benefits and recruiting. The following are very brief summaries of those rules. For more information, please see the resources below and feel free to contact Dartmouth Athletics' Compliance Office at any time.
Extra Benefits
An extra benefit is anything of value (e.g., Money, clothes, transportation, lodging, loan, gift, etc.) that is provided to a current or prospective student-athlete that is not generally available to the rest of the public or entire student body. Even with the purest of intentions, providing a current or prospective student-athlete with an extra benefit is strictly prohibited and can severely jeopardize the eligibility of Dartmouth's athletes.
Recruiting must be left to the coaches. While there are plenty of ways you can assist our coaches in identifying talent, your interactions with those recruits on Dartmouth's behalf is strictly regulated. In a nut-shell, a representative of athletics interests is prohibited from contacting Dartmouth recruits (e.g., In-person or electronically, including but not limited to, phone calls, texting, social media and e-mail). A violation of this rule will negatively impact that recruit's intercollegiate eligibility upon enrollment at Dartmouth College.
Booster Guide: A guide for Dartmouth Alumni, Athletic Sponsors & Friends of The Big Green.
Employers Brochure: A guide for any individual or organization wishing to employ a Dartmouth student-athlete.
Local Business Brochure: A guide for local business in the Dartmouth community.
Big Green Compliance Newsletter
September II October II November II December II January II February II March
September II October II November II December II January II February II March II April II May II June II July ll August
Compliance Weekly Update
2015-2016: Volume 3
Issue 1 - Volunteer Coaches
Issue 2 - Countable Athletically Related Activities (CARA)
Issue 3 - Sports Wagering
Issue 4 - Outside Competition
Issue 5 - Thanksgiving Meals
Issue 6 - Transportation
Issue 7 - Holiday Gifts
Issue 8 - Recruiting After Official Commitment
Issue 9 - Conditioning Activities: Out-of-Season
Issue 10 - Academic Eligibility: Part 1
Issue 11 - Academic Eligibility: Part 2
Issue 12 - Academic Eligibility: Part 3
Issue 13 - Student-athletes Promoting Political Candidates
Issue 14 - Off-Campus Contact of Non-Coaching Staff
2014-2015: Volume 2
Issue 1 - Printed Recruiting Materials
Issue 2 - Underage Recruiting
Issue 3 - Medical Clearance
Issue 4 - Publicity
Issue 5 - Strength & Conditioning Certification
Issue 6 - Sports Wagering
Issue 7 - Summer CARA
Issue 8 - Camp Speakers


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Public officials typically hear from their constituents when there is a problem.
But Scott Township resident Debbie Taylor was at the Scott commissioners' Feb. 12 agenda meeting to thank the board for sending out a letter regarding maintenance of the common alley behind Greenbriar Drive.
Taylor said that she had lived on Greenbriar for 23 years, and the alley is her only means of getting to her house and her garage. Taylor told the board that during past snow events, there were times that she couldn't get through to her driveway. Since the letter went out, Taylor said she's seen an improvement in the number of people who are maintaining their portion of the alley.
"There's been an improvement," said Taylor. "It's not 100 percent, but I'm grateful."
Scott's code enforcement officer, Robert Fischer, sent out a letter on Jan. 9 to Greenbriar Drive residents, reminding them that the "International Property Maintenance Code which Scott Township has adopted requires that property owners maintain their driveways."
In his letter, Fischer cited Section 302.3 – Sidewalks, driveways and roadways, which states: "All Sidewalks, Walkways, Stairs, Driveways, Roadways, Parking Spaces and similar areas shall be kept in proper state of repairs, and maintained free from hazardous condition" and Ordinance 614, which "requires that property owners need to remove the snow and ice from the area within 24 hours of a snow fall."
Fischer told the board that he had sent out more than 30 violation letters.
Those in violation could receive a fine ranging from $100-$1,000 per day, along with having the township come in and remove the snow and bill the property owner a minimum of $150 or greater per occurrence. If the property owner does not pay both the fines or cost for removal of the snow, liens can be placed on the property.
In other business, the board discussed the possibility of creating a park in East Carnegie, using the area that will be created when two condemned houses are torn down. Commissioner David Jason said the land, located across the street from the East Carnegie Volunteer Fire Department, would "be a nice area to put a green space."


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Reading provides endless entertainment. Age doesn't matter. Even toddlers love hearing stories, often asking for their favorites again and again. Many adults read an entire book, or parts of it, more than once.
Fortunately for all who enjoy traveling through a writer's journey, authors continue to fill libraries and book stores with quality materials. Plots, dialogues, characters, grammar and research fill the dedicated writers' days.
Finding the right words to nourish the imagination of readers becomes a full-time job as each writer creates thrillers, biographies of well-known people, poetry, pages filled with romance or developing stories around aliens and interplanetary wars, so popular in the world of science fiction and fantasy. Hopefully, plenty of warm summer days will provide plenty of comfort to relax outdoors with a few new books in hand.
The South Hills boasts award-winning authors in many different topics. Upper St. Clair resident Eric Magliocca is the latest aspiring author to come my way. Eric teaches eighth grade English at USC's Fort Couch Middle School. With his first novel hot off the press, Eric is happy, but relieved, that the demanding part of publishing a book is behind him – at least for now. He admits searching for a publisher and the process involved with editing and printing was educational, but a lengthy process.
Set off the coast of San Francisco, Eric's "The Red Triangle" keeps the reader's attention with a woman's disappearance from an uninhabited spot in the mysterious Farallon Islands. His novel touches on parenthood, betrayal, identity, the effects a tragedy can have on a child and how a disaster can shape his or her life. You'll have to read the book for more.
"I've always loved to read as well as write," said Eric. "About five years ago I wrote a short story with potential as a novel. About two years ago, I started "The Red Triangle" and found that book publishers are leery to take risks with a new author. I was excited when "Red" gained the attention of a firm in South Carolina. Editing became a long and detailed process."
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is "developmentally appropriate practice"?
As NAEYC defines it, developmentally appropriate practice (DAP) is a framework of principles and guidelines for best practice in the care and education of young children, birth through age 8. It is grounded both in the research on how young children develop and learn and in what is known about educational effectiveness. The principles and guidelines outline practice that promotes young children's optimal learning and development.
The core of developmentally appropriate practice is intentionality in making the many long-term and short-term decisions that add up to "practice that promotes young children's optimal learning and development." To make good decisions, teachers must take into consideration what they know (1) about child development and learning; (2) about each child as an individual; and (3) about the social and cultural contexts each child lives in.
The guidelines for developmentally appropriate practice address decision making in five key practice areas: (1) Creating a caring community of learners; (2) Teaching to enhance development and learning; (3) Planning curriculum to achieve important goals; (4) Assessing children's development and learning; and (5) Establishing reciprocal relationships with families.
Commitment to developmentally appropriate practice is the foundation for all of NAEYC's work—its publications and conferences, professional development/training offerings, and policy/advocacy work, as well as its accreditation of college-level preparation programs through NCATE and accreditation of programs serving children.
Learn more about developmentally appropriate practice at The Core of DAP.
Where did NAEYC's idea of developmentally appropriate practice come from?
That a given activity might be developmentally suitable (or not) for children of a particular age was hardly a novel idea when NAEYC first addressed it. Psychologists and educators had long used the concept.
The need for a more specific description became obvious in the mid-1980s, however, when NAEYC created a system to accredit programs that provided care and education to young children. Because the new accreditation guidelines required programs to provide "developmentally appropriate activities...materials...or expectations" for children, NAEYC needed to give programs some specifics of what that phrase meant. In 1986 NAEYC issued a formal position statement defining "developmentally appropriate practice." The statement has been revised and reissued periodically, most recently in 2009. [Read a DAP Position Statement Chronology]
Although some in the early childhood field disagree with aspects of developmentally appropriate practice as NAEYC defines it, most early childhood professionals express general agreement with its basic principles and guidelines.
Where can I get a copy of the DAP Position Statement?
NAEYC's 2009 Position Statement on Developmentally Appropriate Practice (PDF) is available free for download. A 36-page print booklet containing the statement also can be ordered from the Online Store (Item #3759).
Does NAEYC offer any books on developmentally appropriate practice?
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A North Franklin Township supervisor walked out of a meeting Friday, claiming any votes taken there would be illegal because the board chairman seated at the table had resigned two weeks ago and turned in his keys to all municipal buildings.
Supervisor Silvio Passalacqua said he would file an immediate appeal to Washington County Court for a ruling on the resignation of Jim Huff, who informed the township Wednesday he decided to postpone his resignation until after the township reorganization meeting in two weeks.
"This stinks of backroom politics at its worst," Passalacqua said, reading from a prepared statement before he left the room.
Huff then called to order the meeting, where he and the other supervisor, Dennis Dydiw, reached an agreement with the Washington Wild Things Frontier League baseball team requiring it to pay $28,000 a year through 2017 in lieu of being assessed amusement and parking taxes. The team also will pay the township $10,000 a year in real estate taxes under the agreement, township manager Bill Boucher said.
"I look at it as fair," Boucher said, adding that the township likely would have netted just $16,000 a year through an amusement tax.
Wild Things spokeswoman Chris Blaine could not be reached Friday for comment.
Meanwhile, Huff declined to comment on why he changed his mind about resigning, other than to say, "I don't think I am resigning," when asked if he still planned to leave office after the Jan. 7 reorganization meeting.
Huff did not cite a reason for his resignation in a two-sentence letter to supervisors he signed and dated Dec. 17.
"Due to circumstances beyond my control I must resign my position immediately. I have enjoyed my time with you and wish you and the township the best," Huff stated in the resignation letter. Huff was elected to his first term on the board of supervisors in November 2010.
Passalacqua further complained that the Dec. 19 supervisors meeting was canceled without consulting him, and that Dydiw hadn't talked to him for a year.
"You and Mr. Dydiw seem to forget that I was elected to serve as a supervisor, just like the two of you," Passalacqua said. "I feel like a doormat here."
Dydiw didn't respond to Passalacqua's allegations.
Dydiw said the supervisors needed to formally accept Huff's resignation to make it official.
"He retracted before we had a chance to vote," Dydiw said.
In other business, Dydiw and Huff approved the township's 2013 budget of $2 million without raising taxes, as expected.
They also agreed to accept proposals from consultants to enter into the state's early intervention program to avoid financial distress.
The supervisors also instructed the township's code enforcement officer to inform township residents about illegal discharges of water from their property into the streets.
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For roughly six Fridays out of the year, Holy Trinity National Catholic Church on Hewitt Avenue in Canton Township is one of the most jumping joints in town.
Each Friday during the Lenten season, the kitchen and dining room of the church are abuzz with workers and diners in a yearly tradition revolving around fried fish.
"We have such a great time working," said Pippy Legersky of Washington. "It's such a small parish, and the fact that we have enough to do all this is amazing."
The large kitchen area is filled to the brim with roughly 60 volunteer workers who will ensure that the day's fish fry goes off without a hitch. That in itself is a monumental task when one considers the sheer volume of food the congregation puts out on a weekly basis – roughly 1,400 Alaskan pollock sandwiches, 900 potato pancakes, 450 orders of cabbage and noodles, 25 pounds of macaroni and cheese, not to mention sauerkraut balls, baked goods, French fries, pierogies and various other goodies.
"We make noodles every Wednesday," Legersky said. "Last week we used 14 dozen eggs – 12 eggs for every 5 pounds of flour."
While many churches and other organizations hold fish fries during Lent, Holy Trinity's is one of the most popular in the area.
Every item on the menu is homemade by parishioners. Well, almost every item – organizers begrudgingly admit they purchase the buns for the fish sandwiches.
"All the noodles are cut by hand, never dried," Legersky said. "That's why they all look different. The sizes aren't the same because they're all homemade."
The volunteers at the church aren't finished working after Friday's dinner rush. Volunteers work five or six days out of the week during Lent and preparations begin weeks before Ash Wednesday.
"I tell my husband during Christmas time, 'I'll see you at Easter,'" said Elaine Micco, 71. "The real story is some of the women here. We're working on something every day. Monday is the only day we don't do something."
That a sentiment is something Erin Weston of Canonsburg agrees with.
"By the end of Lent, we're so tired we don't care what anybody eats," Weston said. "We can't even look at fish"
Micco said there are volunteers as young as 2 – "babies helping their moms clean up" – to senior elders in the church.
"I've been a member all my life," said Ted Sikora, 93, of Washington. "I was an altar boy, although I'm probably the oldest guy coming these days."
Even though Sikora, who helps deliver lunch orders, might make his case as the oldest parishioner volunteering at the fish fry, he is also in the running for the most energetic.
"I get up around 7 a.m., go to the Wellness Center to do some Zumba, then I come here ready to deliver fish," Sikora said.
As a demonstration of the multigenerational effort that goes into the weekly fish fry, Sikora's son, Tom, is the chairman of the parish fish fry committee.
"The important thing is people getting together and having camaraderie," Tom Sikora said. "It makes us a better congregation. It's nice for the crowd to see us get along like this. We project ourselves nicely to the public."
The Polish National Catholic Church was founded by a group of Roman Catholic immigrants who broke away in the early 20th century when they felt the Vatican wasn't respecting the rights of Polish-speaking people.
Although there are a few important theoretical beliefs that differ from their Roman Catholic counterparts, the Rev. Mark Swoger believes there's only one thing newcomers need know on first introduction.
"Jesus has risen from the dead," Swoger said. "If he doesn't, none of this happens."
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The amount of street construction projected this year in Washington could prove to be a economic boon to the city police officers who provide traffic control during the work, and to the city itself.
Under an ordinance enacted in 2009, any contractor or utility doing work on heavily traveled Washington streets is required to contract with the city's police department for off-duty officers to handle traffic control.
College Street will be rebuilt this summer with new drainage and pavement at a cost of $5 million, and the state Department of Transportation is also planning a project from Murtland to Ridge and Highland avenues. Police also were used last summer during the reconstruction of Lincoln Street.
Under the ordinance, contractors must pay $70 an hour for a minimum of two officers working a minimum of four hours. The fee is split, with the officers receiving $50 an hour and the city retaining $20 for use of the patrol car. The officers sign up for extra duty and must work on their days off. The pay is considered additional duty pay. Officers also may collect overtime those weeks, but the extra duty does not count toward their regular work week.
A check of receipts showed that Columbia Gas paid the city $123,000 between December 2011 and March of this year for police services during work on College Street alone.
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"The officers do well by the program, but it has also been a good revenue source for the city," said Councilman Joseph Manning, noting that before the city received no funds from companies doing work. Manning oversees the city's accounts and finances department.
A review of police payroll records shows that the amounts officers make for the extra duty varies widely but can be substantial.
For example, in the two-week pay period ending May 4, $10,500 in extra duty pay was paid to 19 officers. The additional pay ran from $75 for one officer to $1,425 for another. Most of the officers' extra duty pay fell between $250 and $475.
And, while the extra work can be lucrative, it is not consistent. Between June 24 and July 7 there were no additional hours, resulting in no additional duty pay for officers.
In 2011, the city collected a total of $157,855 in special services duty payments and paid out $117,815 to officers, with the remaining $40,040 going into city coffers.
In 2012, revenue exceeded $168,400 with more than $120,300 paid to police and the city depositing $48,140.
Some of the amounts invoiced for special detail payments in 2012 include Columbia Gas Co., $80,727; Golden Triangle Construction Co., $28,350; Donegal Construction Co., $17,185; Rascal Films, $6,411; Pennsylvania American Water, $2,957; Washington & Jefferson College, $2,520; and McKean Plumbing, $350.
So far this year, the city has collected $101,505 and paid about $72,000 to officers, retaining $29,000. With the bulk of construction season yet to come, it is likely the city will exceed its projected revenue of $120,000 in its 2013 budget.
Each August, city officers can sign up for extra work, which runs the gamut from road construction to providing security for Washington High School basketball games or wrestling matches, concerts at Washington & Jefferson College, or for a production company that might be shooting a film in town. Capt. Robert Wilson, acting chief, said 22 of 31 officers take advantage of the opportunity to make additional money, but they do not get to choose their assignments.
That additional duty pay could also benefit officers when they get ready to retire. Under the state's Third Class City Code, a police officer's pension is based on his or her last 30 days of employment. The pension is about half of what that officer receives in that last 30 days of pay.
However, under their labor contracts with the city, officers must have 20 years of service and reach a certain age to be eligible for retirement. For some officers, it means 20 years of service and 50 years of age, while for other officers it is 20 years and 52 or 53 years of age.
One officer did retire last year, but there are no other officers eligible for retirement for at least several years, Wilson said, by which time the roadwork will have been completed and the extra duty pay will be much lower. Wilson said he will be the next eligible officer to retire, and he is not planning on doing that for at least another seven years.
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Pittsburgh and Washington are the only two Southwestern Pennsylvania municipalities Pennsylvania American Water Co. deals with that require hiring police officers, said Josephine Posti, PAW spokeswoman. Posti noted that in Pittsburgh, officers on construction duty are out of their patrol cars directing traffic, while the Washington officers mostly sit in their vehicles.
Wilson said what officers do in Washington depends on what the contractors want. In some cases, they need to move the cars back and forth to allow equipment access to the job site. However Wilson said he does ask officers to get out of their patrol cars to direct traffic if they see it starting to back up.
Lee Gierczynski, a Verizon spokesman, said unless a municipality has its own ordinances, the company relies on its contractors to provide traffic control during work that affects public roads. Other than Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, he was unaware of other municipalities requiring the use of their own police.
The city collects the money and then pays the officers, unlike in Pittsburgh, where payments are made to a special police fund and then remitted to Pittsburgh city accounts. That fund is the focus of a federal investigation and led to the indictment Friday of former Pittsburgh police chief Nate Harper.
Washington's ordinance is similar to Pittsburgh's because it was patterned after it, explained police Lt. David Bradley, who helped draft the law for Washington. The law pertains to major routes through the city but not side streets, with the exception of areas around Washington Hospital or Washington High School.
The ordinance requiring police officers has provided a measure of safety for laborers who work close to moving vehicles, Bradley said, pointing to reconstruction of Jefferson Avenue a few years back that became "a traffic nightmare," especially at the Wylie Avenue intersection and Interstate 70 ramps.
The number of traffic accidents increased during the street reconstruction, leading officers to look at other alternatives than contractors using their own flaggers.
Other benefits include the city having more of a say about when work is done, said Bradley. He pointed out that city officials were able to require contractors to work after hours on heavily traveled East Maiden Street when traffic was lighter. There also was an incident when a construction employee was injured by a front loader, and police were able to contact 911 and get medical assistance quickly.
Wilson said the system works better because motorists tend to pay attention to a police vehicle and a uniformed officer, and a police officer has the ability to issue a citation if a motorist disobeys a barrier.
But not everyone believes that.
"Traffic detail is a lot more complex than a lot of people think it is," Posti said. "It requires diligence and being attentive. In the case of using flaggers, it requires constant communication between them, equipment to notify vehicles before they get close to the job site, and to be very visible."
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- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
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- Lockable room
- Towels
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|Ömer Hayyam Cd, 34440 Istanbul, Turkey
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1) Entire private apart (Not shared)
2) Two rooms + Bathroom with shower + Full kitchen suitable for cooking
3) My personal office is near the apart building entrance door. Also my home is just 15 seconds to here. So I will be always here when you need.
4) Guaranteed Selection (You will stay in the apart you see in the photos for sure)
5) Guaranteed Cleaning (If you see anywhere not clean, we will assign one of our cleaner to you until you are happy with the cleaning)
6) All included prices (Such as internet, bills, cleaning etc.)
7) Free first day food and beverage package (Spring water, coffee, snacks, instant soup, pasta, chocolate etc.)
8) Free my handmade 40 pages "Our Istanbul Suggestions" guide (Istanbul hints, where to visit, what to do interesting, where to eat special tastes etc.) will be sent through e-mail.
9) Easy Check-in (Our offices are near apart building entrance door and we are here every day)
10) Easy Late Check-in (My own home is just 15 seconds close to the apart building)
11) Free back-up assistant in reception to help you (You can ask anything to him face to face, call, mail, sms or whatsapp. His job is to help you instantly)
12) Easy to find even first time visitors of Istanbul (Central Location. And i will send you address description with all arrival options and maps)
13) In the main and biggest connection street to Istiklal Street. (Bright street, you can walk home safely in any hour.)
14) 3 minutes to Istiklal Street. (But away from laud voice music and noisy crowd)
15) 7/24 Market, 7/24 restaurant and bakery in next blocks (Just seconds by walk)
16) Extra-Secure with alarm system and outside building security cams
17) Baby Friendly (Free baby bed, chair, bath and stroller)
18) Photos are taken with a realistic lens, not with wide lenses. (To avoid misleading. Because with the wide lenses, the rooms seems bigger than it is)
We trust our working discipline, and guarantee you the clauses below:
* Chosen Apart Guarantee: There is no probability of "Double Booking same apart" in our working system, so you will stay in the apart you liked from the photos.
* Cleaning Guarantee: Our aparts are cleaned by two lady cleaners, and we are one of the cleanest aparts in Istanbul. If you see anywhere not clean, we will assign one of our cleaner to you until you are happy with the cleaning :)
* On time Check-in Guarantee: Our regular check-in hour is 14:00. We always do our best to check-in our guests as earlier as possible. If you are still waiting to check-in at 14:30, we refund half day price of your first day.
* No wait in Late Check-in Guarantee: My home is just 15 seconds close to the apart building. If you wait more than 3 minutes in the Late Check-in, we will not charge any late check-in fee to you.
* Accuracy Guarantee: We guarantee that, we will provide everything we promised.
KEY DELIVERY (Check-in & Check-out):
* Our offices (My office and Reception office) are near the apart building entrance door. Key delivery will be made in the same address, in our office (Reception).
* Regular Check-in (9am-20pm): Check-in hour is 14pm. If you come earlier and if the flat is ready, you can check-in earlier without any charge (If the flat is not ready, you can leave your luggage in our office until check-in hour). Since the office is open until 9am to 8pm every day, we don't need to arrange a specific time for the key delivery. No rush :)
* Late Check-in (20pm+): My home is just 15 seconds close. After 20pm, please call or text me when you are close, and I will come here within seconds and wait for you.
* Check-out: Check-out hour is 12pm noon. If you leave before 9 am, you can leave the keys on the table and close the door.
* Electricity, using water and heating fees.
* High speed strong connection wireless internet. (24 hours)
* Free first day food and beverage package (Spring water, coffee, snacks, instant soup, pasta, chocolate etc.)* Free back-up assistant. (24 hours)
* Warm shower. (24 hours)
* Before check-in cleaning. (Also free weekly cleaning)
* Towels and bed sheets. (Also free weekly change)
* Liquid soap, shampoo, shower gel, equipment for washing the dishes (Cleanser and sponge).
* Trash Bags, toilet paper and paper towels.
* Free luggage storage.
* For the families with babies, free baby equipments (Baby bed, chair, bath and stroller)
* Free parking in the street
* Smile on our faces :)
* Traditional "Berry Life Breakfast" in 15 seconds distance restaurant (6€)
* Late Check-in Service (10€ after 20pm, 15€ after 24pm. Any currency is ok)
* Airport taxi pickup (Atatürk Airport: 110 Lira – Sabi
House rulesPlease do not walk in the apart with your shoes for your and future guest hygiene.
Please use everything gently as if it is your own house.
No smoking please. But if you smoke in secret:) please only smoke on the outside window and be careful with the smoke and fire.
Please be quite at nights, because there are families living in the other aparts of the building.
Please switch off the lights and ventilators when you are going out.
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 12 US per guest/night extra
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|On arrangement
|Check-out before
|Cancellation Policy
Reviews of this property
10/10 parfait ! Appartement très propre ! Grande disponibilité de toute l'équipe, qui vous fournit avant votre arrivée un livret rempli de bonnes adresses... ! Bien équipé, à 2 pas d'Istiklal et de tous les moyens de transports, plein de petits commerces de proximité et à 2 pas un marché le dimanche... d'ailleurs nous y retournons :)
Wonderful days spent at this place, and I feel strange, not be disappointed if they choose to stay in istanbul.
Estupendos días pasamos en este lugar, ya siento que lo extraño, no se decepcionaran si eligen para su estadía en estambul.
Actually the apartment is as described in the pictures very clean and tidy, a few minutes walk from Istanbul's liveliest street, around is not a luxury, but you get to feel that this place is your home worth stay there, Ms Erdal and daughter are very friendly and collaborating with everything you need, I would stay there again and recommend it 100%
Realmente el apartamento esta tal como se describe en las fotos muy limpio y ordenado, a pocos minutos caminando de la calle mas animada de estambul, alrededor no es que es un lujo, pero llegas a sentir que este lugar es tu casa, vale la pena quedarse allí, la Sra Erdal y su hija son muy amables y colaboradoras con todo lo que necesites, me quedaría otra vez allí y lo recomiendo 100%
Our stay in Istanbul was a wonderful.The location of the apartment was centrally located and quiet.However we felt it wasoverpriced. Travelling throughout Europe most facilities advertise in euros so it was misleading when quoting in pounds.
Great apartment. I would highly recommend staying here. Dealing with Erdel and her team was a real pleasure. They went far beyond what I expected. They even e-mailed me in advance of my stay, to let me know about the snow in Istanbul, so I would be prepared. The apartment was spotlessly clean and just as shown in the pictures. Everything worked perfectly and the kitchen was fully equipped. There was even food and bottles of water for when we arrived. Despite major flight delays and problems at my end. They stayed really late to give me the keys and make sure I got into the apartment safely. I would definitely stay here again. Thanks for a wonderful service. And hope to see you soon.
The apartment is really clean, cozy and you will find everything you need. Also the host was very friendly and obliging.
Everytime again!
Everything was within walking distance. The hosts were very friendly and helpful. The hotel met our expectations. Everything you could need was available. Thank you. K.Juntke
Alles war zu Fuss zu erreichen.
Die Gastgeber waren sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Die Unterkunft entsprach unseren Vorstellungen. Alles, was man braucht, war vorhanden.
Danke. K.Juntke
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Several high school courses for the 2013-14 academic year were eliminated by the Trinity Area School Board, which held a reconvened meeting Monday.
Among those courses retained were Introduction to Family and Consumer Science as a one-year elective for freshmen, and one semester of Advanced Public Speaking.
Superintendent Paul Kasunich said earlier this year that the cuts were recommended due to low enrollment or to reduce course redundancies.
Those eliminated were academic courses in English, science and social studies. The honors courses and college preparatory courses will remain.
The one-semester class of Personal Finance was removed. Although Tamara Salvatori, who chairs the education committee, said they had recommended it be kept because the coursework is not taught in economics, Kasunich said he had spoken with the economics department chair and was assured it could be included in the curriculum.
Also eliminated was the one-semester Family Cooking and Nutrition. Kasunich said there is a two-week unit in the health classes that could be expanded to include the studies.
Directors also voted to remove French I, II, III and IV from the curriculum. There are 27 students in the freshmen class of French I.
Board member Penny Caleffe said students will now have to select another language as they are required to have two years of a language to enter college.
"We offered French I this year and we shouldn't have," she said.
But high school principal Donald Snoke said students were given the option of continuing French II through an online program.
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Civilian furloughs have begun at U.S. military installations worldwide. The mandatory days off without pay, prompted by the current round of budget cuts known as sequestration, are looming over Defense Department-run schools that serve the children of military families. For teachers at the nation's most populous Army base, Fort Bragg, cuts mean no new textbooks and a loss of school days.


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Within 24 business hours, our agent will contact you for tour payment instruction and assist you with your China tour reservation.
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Master Card, Visa, American Express, discovery, personal/company check, money order and electronic bank wire are all acceptable forms of tour deposit payment (USD$200 per person only). To take advantage of the listed "cash discount" rate you must make the balance payment (total payment deduct $200 of deposit) by personal/company check or money order 75 days prior to departure date.
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WAYNESBURG – Greene County District Attorney Marjorie Fox asked the county salary board Thursday to approve status changes for several of her assistants.
The board approved changing John Friedmann from full-time status to part-time status with no benefits at a salary of $34,761.79. Fox said Friedmann will split his time between her office and at the Washington County district attorney's office.
The board also approved Fox's request to change Brianna Vanata from full-time Family Medical Leave Act and permit her to continue part time with no benefits at $34,190.65.
Finally, the salary board approved creating a temporary six-month part-time position of assistant district attorney at $32,296.80. Hired to fill the position was Christina A. DeMarco-Breeden, effective March 1.
The salary board created a full-time adult probation officer position, transferring Brad Hartman from juvenile probation to the newly created slot. The board then approved the hiring of Jennifer Rizor at $32,687.28 as the new juvenile probation officer.
In other business, the salary board:
• Hired Randy Clark as a full-time EMA Region 13 Task Force assistant at $16.87 an hour.
• Hired Mimi Ritenour as a fiscal officer in the office of economic development at a salary of $35,000.
• Hired Siara Meza as a regular full-time fiscal program manager at $16.87 an hour.
• Accepted the resignation of Emily Stout as administrative assistant with the Greene County court.
• Accepted the resignation of Pamela Wozny as a recreation clerk with the department of parks and recreation.
During a brief meeting preceding the salary board, the county commissioners accepted a proposal from Allegheny Restoration to paint the courtroom of Judge William Nalitz once work is completed on the courthouse attic/roof restoration project. The cost to paint the courtroom is $7,608.
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- What Constitutes a "Complete" Project Package?
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If you submitted only a partial manuscript during the proposal review stage, it is time now to finish writing, incorporating any feedback we provided.
But even if you submitted an entire manuscript for review, the version of your manuscript that we accepted probably could still benefit from some reformatting or minor rewriting now to prepare it for editing and production.
Please review and follow the guidance below and in our Style Guide to prepare the complete Project Package that NAEYC needs to receive from you before production can begin.
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We cannot put your project into production until we have all its pieces in hand, and we certainly cannot do a good editing job on a partial manuscript. Sending us an incomplete package will only result in delays later while we wait for missing elements to arrive. A complete project package consists of:
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By collateral text we mean any sidebars, vignettes, checklists, tips, text charts, tables, text figures, etc., that are asides and expansions on your main narrative. In a typical book, such text appears in boxes or is set apart on a separate page from the main narrative.
By collateral graphics we mean any illustrations, diagrams, photographs, or children's work. NAEYC can and often does provide its own illustrations and/or photographs from our extensive image library. Or you may submit appropriate photographs related to your book (please see the Photograph Submission Guidelines) or suggest a good source of appropriate artwork or photographs. As production proceeds, we can discuss options and ideas.
NAEYC welcomes your inclusion of useful text, tables, figures, images, or graphics that you yourself did not create or do not own. So we can sort out permissions issues in your manuscript, make sure to indicate any material you personally did not create—i.e., any text you did not author, tables of data you did not compile, photographs you did not take, illustrations you did not draw.
Obtaining permission from their owners to include such material in your book is your responsibility as author. This includes material whether published (e.g., from books, websites) or unpublished (e.g., from conference or workshop handouts, PowerPoint presentations, children's activities). NAEYC can help request those permissions, and we will pay reasonable reprint fees.
The what, why, and how of permissions is covered in part four of these Guidelines for Writing a Manuscript, predictably titled Obtaining Permissions.
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The reason why the International Olympic Committee wants to eliminate wrestling after the 2016 Olympics is not hard to figure out, though the ballot process was kept secret and no official directly commented on the reason why.
Anyone who has watched the political drama around these Games knows why one of the oldest and most respected sports was tossed in the dumpster.
The IOC would rather have Tiger Woods over takedowns, ratings over reversals and popularity over pins.
And parochialism was never so evident, or conflict of interest so rampant, than in the most recent history of the Games.
How else to explain the possible loss of wrestling, when the pentathlon – a combination of running, shooting, having afternoon tea and taking a shopping trip to Macy's – still survives. It doesn't have anything to do with the fact Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr. of Spain is on the IOC board and also serves as vice president of the International Modern Pentathlon Union. Juan's father, Juan Sr., was at one time president of the IOC for 21 years.
When the United States developed the Dream Team for basketball, in a way, it marked a threat against every sport that lacks that type of charisma and star power, including wrestling. The IOC saw the big boost the Dream Team gave them in television ratings, which of course leads to more advertising dollars, which leads to Olympic Games that don't finish in the red.
That level of hype doesn't exist in wrestling, or many other sports. In the eyes of IOC members, that probably made wrestling seem expendable or at least ignited the discussion.
It would be a mistake to think the IOC cares much about the competitive level or the tradition of the Games. For decades, this group turned a blind eye to the, ahem, peculiar body types of some of its competitors because the scandal of performance-enhancing activities would be devastating to the aura of amateurism and fair play.
Allowing professional athletes to participate changed the landscape for the IOC, which is made up mostly of European aristocrats and select family members, who can use their influence to alter the survival rate of any sport. Lobbying for change occurs at cocktail parties, not corporate headquarters, and with people who don't necessarily appreciate history or tradition unless it directly affects their native country or their self-interests.
Wrestling has at times been its own worst enemy, especially Greco-Roman where its a tough task to explain the rules to someone not familiar with the sport and does not have the recognizable names that its freestyle partner does. It does not have a high television viewership so it doesn't receive the plum scheduling spots. Only the most fervent fan and the curious are passionate about the sport.
Wrestling also has been hurt by the – how can I put this diplomatically? – inconsistencies of those who design its rules. Google "Cary Kolat" and "shoelaces" if you want an example of what I mean.
Wrestling's supporters might be able to change the minds of the IOC members, but that won't be easy. A meeting will be held in May in Russia. One area wrestling official recently joked that if the IOC decision was not reversed at that meeting, the committee might not be able to leave Russia.
Once removed, a sport has a tough road for reinstatement. Softball fans already know this. Its defenders can talk about the tradition of wrestling, the longevity of the sport, the wide-spread appeal it has in many different countries, and how preparing for the pursuit of a gold medal might just be the most grueling process in an athlete's life.
Those arguments might sway the committee.
But writing a check wouldn't hurt.
Assistant sports editor Joe Tuscano can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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