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Veterans again turn-out in big numbers for an annual free breakfast and salute on board the last operating LST in the United States, a ship just like hundreds that were made in Evansville during World War Two. And that raises the question - will LST 325 be in the Port of Evansville next year and beyond? Mayor Lloyd Winnecke says he's working to keep the ship moored here and hopes to reach an agreement "sooner rather than later."
Evansville pauses to honor veterans
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The crowds that turned out for Veterans Day ceremonies at Evansville's city- owned cemeteries enjoyed good weather and timely speakers. At Locust Hill, Vets Council Commander Mark Acker says it's an appropriate time to consider all that vets have done. During the Oak Hill service, Mayor Winnecke presented a plaque to Veteran of the Year Danny Felker. The owner of Sterling Boiler, and has donated $,10,000 annually since 2009 to veterans causes.
Lucas Place II flying honored flag
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Veterans Day brings a new U.S. flag to Lucas Place II, which is where previously homeless veterans live. And it's even more special than the other dozen U.S flags flying over the housing complex. It previously was briefly flown over the U.S. Capitol. The flag was presented by Larry Ordner, the Southwest Indiana Field Director for Congressman Larry Buschon. The flag raising ceremony also featured remarks by Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann and Mayor Lloyd Winnecke. The honored flag flies atop a new, more substantial flag pole, which was provided through sponsorships by businesses.
Another county joins Vanderburgh in offering a veterans court
Submitted by WIKY News on Fri, 11/08/2013 - 4:55pm
A Madison County court geared specifically to veterans is celebrating its first graduate. Madison County is the fifth in Indiana to dedicate a special court for veterans, emphasizing treatment over punishment. Vanderburgh, Floyd, Grant and Porter Counties have also established veterans' courts. Madison Circuit Judge Thomas Clem says veterans have far more brain injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder than the general population, especially those who have served since 9/11.
New Foreign Wars post bears name of Sgt. Brock Babb
Submitted by WIKY News on Fri, 11/08/2013 - 4:37pm
A new Veterans of Foreign Wars post was named in honor of Marine Sgt. Brock Babb Friday afternoon. Babb was a 1984 graduate of Reitz High School, and coached wresting at Reitz and Tekoppel. Babb was a veteran of the Gulf War, and was killed by a roadside bomb in 2006 during a return mission. The dedication cermony was held at the Veterans' Support office at USI. It will temporarily house the post until construction is complete. Mayor Lloyd Winnecke was among the dignitaries.
Ritz lawsuit tossed
Submitted by WIKY News on Fri, 11/08/2013 - 4:14pm
A Marion County Judge says the State School Superintendent does not have the legal right to file a lawsuit against other members of the State Board of Education. Judge Louis Rosenberg tossed out Ritz's suit which claimed that board members violated Indiana's open meetings law. Rosenberg agreed with Attorney General Greg Zoeller that only the Attorney General's office can file lawsuits on behalf of state officials or agencies.
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Chrysler is recalling a lot of 2014 Grand Cherokees. The National Traffic Safety Administration says there are problems with warning lights, the braking system, and electronic stability control on some 92,000 of the SUV's.
4th Annual Veterans Day Parade Saturday
Submitted by WIKY News on Fri, 11/08/2013 - 4:11pm
Veterans and their supporters will be on the streets of Evansville Saturday afternoon. Some will take part in a parade that will start at the Tropicana parking lot at 2:30 in the afternoon. All veterans are invited to line-up for the event at the Tropicana Parking lot at 12:45. Co-chair Garry Hisel hopes 400 vets will take part in the fourth annual parade. It will head down Riverside Drive to Cherry Street and loop back to the Trop.
EVSC hosts Veterans Day events
Submitted by WIKY News on Fri, 11/08/2013 - 4:10pm
More than 100 veterans turn-out for breakfast cooked-up in their honor at Reitz High School. It was just one of several events in the Evansville-Vanderburgh School Corporation today, because schools will be closed on Monday, Veterans Day. The veterans were joined by students and EVSC Superintendent David Smith, as well as Congressman Buschon, Mayor Winnecke, State Senators Becker and Tomes and State Representative McNamara. A number of students said they plan to spend part of Monday with family members who have served their nation.
Fatal accident in Knox County
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A car that was rear-ended crosses the centerline and strikes an oncoming vehicle head-on....killing that car's driver. Knox County Coroner Gordon Becker says 59-year old Terry Bailey of Carlisle, Indiana died less than an hour after the Friday morning crash at the Highway 41-50 split. Sheriff Michael Morris says deputies arrested 37-year old Martia Miley on charges of Criminal Recklessness Causing Death While Intoxicated. A man riding with her, 39-year old Robert Daniel, also faces felony charges. Morris says Daniel kicked and officer and became extremely combative.
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A Brown County sheriff's deputy shot and killed a man on Thanksgiving night. State Police say 44-year old Troy Harden of Nashville was pronounced dead after the shooting. Investigators have not released what led to the shooting, but said deputies had tried to serve a warrant for his arrest. State Police will release more information soon.
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It was quite a sight until it was knocked down. Flames were shooting well into the air above the Elks Lodge in Princeton. A fire that started early Thursday morning has extensively damaged parts of the lodge, in the downtown area of the Gibson County seat. Firefighters say the blaze started in or near the roof, where the furnace is located, and there were problems with water freezing in hoses and on streets. Salt and sand were spread to provide traction.
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With painting and repairs complete, the Blue Bridge at Owensboro opened at mid-day today. Officials say the $10 million job came in under budget, although two weeks late - but open in time for Thanksgiving traffic.
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As we' ve been telling you, the Ohio River "Blue" Bridge in downtown Owensboro will be opening Wednesday, just in time for Thanksgiving traffic. Now we know the time - it's noon. The bridge has been closed for a 10-million dollar painting job since May 13. About 8,500 vehicles use the bridge in an average day. Trucks account for about 15 percent of the traffic. The structure opened to traffic in September 1940.
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The enormity of the current U.S. budgetary standoff is in the forefront of strategic thinking by the global financial community and our various comments will have to be tempered until which time as a resolution is achieved.
Overview and Observation: "No laughing matter"…..When the proposed budget "deal" was offered this week by the Democratic Party and their point man, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, Senate Republican Mitch McConnell laughed in disbelief. The offer for 1.3 trillion dollars of new taxes against 450 billion of spending cuts is really no laughing matter. It shows a further "chasm" between the two major U.S. political parties. The markets showed their "disdain" by wavering back and forth in all sectors and we are once again left with no clear direction for which to base our opinions. However, on the basis that we feel a deal will be cut before the Dec. 31 deadline, we will try to offer viable suggestions for each of the markets we follow while bearing in mind, our "feeling" of a deal compromise is not "cut in stone".
We continue to believe that if President Obama abandons his stipulation that earners of $250,000 are "millionaires and billionaires" and reverts to a more realistic $500,000 or even $1,000,000 a deal can be achieved. However, 1.3 trillion of new taxes hopefully will not fly during a recessionary trend, which we believe is accelerating in conjunction with an already accepted "recession" condition in Europe. Now for some actual information.
Interest Rates: We have switched to the March contract for U.S. Treasury bond futures. Even so our trading range assumption remains the same at 145 to 155.
March Treasury bonds closed at 149-27, down two ticks as the market is awaiting definitive finality to the current budget negotiations currently progressing in slow motion between the two rival political parties. Until which time as an agreement is or is not achieved before the Dec. 31 deadline it is almost impossible to predict the direction of interest rates and therefore the direction of Treasury bond prices. For now we maintain our expectation that prices will remain in that projected range of 145 and 155. Trading within that range can be simply stated as "buy between 150 and 145 and sell between 150 and 155". That, of course, is for well capitalized traders.
Stock Indices: The Dow Jones Industrials closed at 13,025.58, up 3.76 points and managed a weekly gain of 0.1%. For the month however, the Dow lost 0.5%. The S&P 500 closed at 1,416.18, up 0.23 points and for the week managed a meager 0.5%. The tech heavy Nasdaq closed at 3,010.24, down 1.79 points and for the week gained 1.5%. For the month the Nasdaq managed a gain of 1.1%. We continue to view the markets as in a state of flux with businesses awaiting a definitive decision on the budget so as to determine strategies for going forward. Failure to come to a decision could prompt a return to recession, which, in our opinion, is unavoidable. The party of "Robin Hood", i.e. "take from the rich and give to the poor" overlooks the plight of the middle class which includes small business, the "hirers" of the middle class worker. Factors such as "Obamacare" and the extension of the Bush Tax cuts remain in question but in the case of Obamacare, fining families having difficulty meeting expenses for not purchasing health care represents the transfer of responsibility of basic health care services from the Government to individual families. The ongoing failure of responsibilities of both parties is putting the economy on the "road to perdition" in my opinion. Washington is engaging in a game of Chess which the American public as"expendable" pawns. Once again I suggest strongly the implementation of hedging strategies which we have developed over the years for investors with large equity portfolios.
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Currencies: The March U.S. dollar index closed at 8034.5, down 5.9 points against the basket of European currencies but fared better against the Japanese yen which closed at 0.12145, down 45 points. The March Euro closed at $1.3019, up 30 points with the Swiss Franc gaining 8 points to close at $1.0803. Others were mixed with the British Pound losing 17 points to $1.6017, the Canadian dollar losing 7 ticks to $1.0047, and the Australian dollar gaining 8 points to $1.0354. The inability of the U.S. government to resolve its budgetary problem continues to play havoc in the international market place. We continue to favor the dollar but would hold current positions and not add pending a determination on the U.S. budget and tax situation.
Energies: January crude oil closed at $88.91 per barrel, up 84¢ as traders kept a watchful eye on Washington as well as concern over supply risk in the Middle East what with ongoing tensions between Israel and the Palestinians. The UN announced its acceptance of a Palestinian state and that did not bode well with Israel as Palestine is now accepted with the UN as a State. We remain concerned that the fragile peace between Israel and the Muslim Brotherhood which controls Egypt and to some extent Gaza may not be permanent and could erupt in War in the all-important energy area of the Middle East. Our overall opinion remains negative for crude based on supply/demand and the recession in Europe but could change at any time. Our clients will be informed on a timely basis of any change in any of our market opinions.
Copper: March copper closed at $3.6425 on Friday, up 3.7¢ and its highest price since Oct. 22. Reports of improved growth prospects in China, the world's largest user of industrial metals prompted heavy short covering and new speculative buying. We had been bearish for some time based on our overall negativity towards global economies as well as the contraction of industrial activity in China, but that situation appears to have changed so we are on the sidelines for now. Aside from the China situation the U.S. industrial complex could be affected by any decision on the U.S. budget which could have a material effect on demand for industrial metals. Any failure to come to an agreement to extend the Bush tax cuts could impact corporate and small business expansion and hiring plans.
Precious Metals: February gold closed at $1,712.70 per ounce, down $16.80 or fully 1% on Friday as stalled negotiations in Washington on the so called fiscal cliff continued to concern investors. We prefer the sidelines since the resulting compromise, if achieved before the year-end deadline, could materially affect global economies and investor psychology. March silver closed at $33.28 per ounce, down $1.15 or 3.4%. January platinum closed at $1,604.60 per ounce, down $14.90 while March palladium closed at $688.20 per ounce, up 75¢. Our favored spread of short platinum long palladium reasserted itself as platinum lost 0.9% while palladium gained 0.1%. Otherwise we prefer the sidelines awaiting any results from the Washington budgetary stand-off.
Next page: Grains, meats and softs
Grains and Oilseeds: March corn closed at $7.53 ¾, down 5¢ on reduced demand and adequate supplies. March wheat closed at $8.63 ¼ per bushel, down 22.25¢ on profit taking after having gained 1.7% in November and on concerns over U.S. government budget stalemate. March Soybeans followed the other pits losing 6.25¢ per bushel to close at $14.34 ¾. The recent rally prompted the U.S. increased value of exports pushed prices higher but profit taking emerged on ideas of an overbought condition. We are on the sidelines for now pending further fundamental news.
Meats: February cattle closed at $1.30525, down 1.575¢ per pound on speculation a weaker U.S. economy could result in lower demand. February hogs closed at 87.125¢ per pound on reduced demand for pork which could be attributed to economic concerns. We could see additional profit taking after the recent rally and would only hold existing option positions for now.
Coffee, Cocoa and Sugar: March coffee closed at $1.4985, down 6.55¢ on higher production from Brazil, the world's largest producer as well as from Colombia, the second largest producer. Stay out but do not short since fundamentals could change "on a dime". March cocoa closed at $2,486 per tonne, down $5.00 on continued sideways trading in a narrow range. We prefer the sidelines since the questionable U.S. budgetary impasse could result in lower global demand. March sugar closed at 19.33¢ per pound down one $11.20 tick and is "stuck" at recent lows. A few calls may be in order if only due to the low price relative to recent market action.
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The Microsoft news helped the Nasdaq end in positive territory for the day and gain nearly 1.5% for the week.
The Dow, despite moving slightly higher Friday, fell for the third straight week. The S&P 500, up for the day, ended the week up 0.5%.
Market action appeared to be glitch-free, a relief one day after technical troubles shut down trading in all Nasdaq-listed stocks and options for several hours.
Big moves in Microsoft: Microsoft's shares gained more than 7% following the Ballmer news. Microsoft is one of the 30 stocks in the Dow and one of the largest companies listed on the Nasdaq. So its big move helped to lift the broader market.
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Stevez1: $MSFT dead short right now until they resolve who might be CEO. Please no one from Google!! Mike Dell decent match if they could get him.
It seems that Dell might be a little busy trying to take his own company private though.
Facebook hits 40!: Facebook's shares soared more than 5% and closed above $40 for the first time ever.
Some traders on StockTwits marveled at the ironic timing following Thursday's Nasdaq glitch.
allstarcharts: Happy New 52-week highs $FB - how bout that? funny, the day after another nasdaq failure
supermanjoe: $FB Now That it's Hit $ 40.. Fast Run to $45 On Way.
Aeropostale shares plummeted after the teen retailer posted weak results. Its poor outlook follows similarly bleak forecasts from rivals American Eagle Outfitters and Abercrombie & Fitch.
Pandora reported strong earnings, but the stock plunged after the online radio company issued softer-than-expected guidance.
Dansumthing: $P is down big because management said they intend to focus on growing revenue and marketshare more than earnings over the next few qtrs.
More on the 'Spazdaq' glitch. Nasdaq shares gained more than 1%, bouncing back from a 3% drop Thursday following the trading halt.
Late Thursday, SEC chair Mary Jo White said the trading halt "should reinforce our collective commitment to addressing technological vulnerabilities of exchanges and other market participants."
The SEC plans to speed up its efforts for new rules to strengthen markets. White said she intends to hold a meeting soon with leaders of the major exchanges and other market participants.
Global markets mostly higher. European markets ended higher.
In Asia, markets in China ended with narrow losses, but Japan's Nikkei rallied by 2.2%.
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Mon, Dec 09, 2013 | 22:27 GMT
Microsoft adds additional security features to user accounts
Microisoft has rolled out extra security features to help account holders across all platforms remain in control of their data, amid reports of NSA snooping on services including Xbox Live.
Mon, Dec 09, 2013 | 21:58 GMT
Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag gets first multiplayer DLC this week
Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag's first post-launch multiplayer DLC pack arrives with this week's console update, bringing three new personas.
Mon, Dec 09, 2013 | 21:47 GMT
Halo: Spartan Assault arrives on Xbox One this month
Halo: Spartan Assault makes the jump from Windows 8 and Windows Phone this month, popping onto your Xbox One before Chrimbo.
Mon, Dec 09, 2013 | 15:20 GMT
The LEGO Movie Videogame gets new trailer, watch it here
The LEGO Movie Videogame developer Traveller's Tales has posted a new trailer for the tie-in, featuring paltforming, building and Batman.
Tue, Dec 10, 2013 | 02:28 GMT
Metal Gear Solid 5: Ground Zeroes star Kiefer Sutherland helped raise bar, says Kojima
Metal Gear Solid 5: Ground Zeroe's Snake is voiced by 24 star Kiefer Sutherland, much to the annoyance of many David Hayter fans. Kojima has explained that the demands of the role needed someone like him, and helped raise the bar in terms of expression and performance.
Mon, Dec 09, 2013 | 14:38 GMT
UK game charts: Call of Duty Ghosts holds top, Gran Turismo 6 in at 8th
Gran Turismo 6 has entered the UK game charts at 8th this week, while Infinity Ward's Call of Duty: Ghosts holds the top spot.
Mon, Dec 09, 2013 | 08:29 GMT
Strider screens show returning Mecha Pon boss, more combat
Strider reboot studio Double Helix Games has unleashed a new barrage of screenshots, this time showing off returning boss Mecha Pon. He's the giant ape Hiryu fights in the ice cave, remember?
Mon, Dec 09, 2013 | 09:51 GMT
Titanfall trailers show off Ogre and Stryder mech classes
Titanfall was given two short videos during VGX tonight showing off the Ogre and Stryder class of mechs.
Sun, Dec 08, 2013 | 03:16 GMT
Thief story trailer shown during VGX, pre-show discusses gameplay elements
Thief was given a new trailer during VGX this evening after the pre-show, which is also posted below, discussed the game.
Sun, Dec 08, 2013 | 03:18 GMT
Techland's Dying Light demo shows daytime level running on PS4
Techland's Dying Light was shown during VGX this evening. The demo on PS4 showed a daytime level and some parkour movements, such as using a zombie for momentum. The zombies are formidable enemies, but they become more powerful at night.
Sun, Dec 08, 2013 | 03:10 GMT
Tom Clancy's The Division – Snowdrop trailer shows off next-gen engine
The Division was shown during VGX tonight, and the trailer talked about how the Snowdrop Engine is true next-gen. Watch the video below. Ubisoft said earlier this week that another look at the Tom Clancy title will be released on Monday, December 9, so be on the look out for that. The Division is an online experience, where players team up to survive in a ravaged America, both in the game and through the companion app. The game is slated for PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One.
Mon, Dec 09, 2013 | 08:47 GMT
Destiny will be released in September, beta coming in summer 2014 – watch VGX trailer
Bungie announced the release date for Destiny overnight, as all of you are aware of by now.
Sun, Dec 08, 2013 | 03:22 GMT
South Park: The Stick of Truth gets a new trailer
South Park: The Stick of Truth was shown during VGX tonight. It was a tutorial of Cartman, the Wizard class showing the new kid how to perform magical attacks. This means flatulence, apparently. Watch the video below. The Obsidian-developed RPG was previously set for a December 10 release, but will now be released on March 4, 2014.
Sat, Dec 07, 2013 | 17:25 GMT
Skullgirls takedown request on PSN, XBLA issued by Konami
Konami has requested Skullgirls be removed from the PlayStation Network by December 17 and from Xbox Live Arcade by December 31, according to the game's design director Mike Zaimont.
Fri, Dec 06, 2013 | 19:30 GMT
South Park: The Stick of Truth VGX teaser trailer released
South Park: The Stick of Truth will be shown during VGX tomorrow night via a new trailer. Today, Ubisoft has released a teaser trailer for the reveal. Like the one for The Division released yesterday, it's around 20 seconds long.
The Obsidian-developed RPG was previously set for a December 10 release, but will now be released on March 4, 2014.
Fri, Dec 06, 2013 | 16:11 GMT
The Wolf Among Us: Episode 2 – Smoke & Mirrors introduces Fables staple Jack
The Wolf Among Us has a couple new screenshots available, showing off Episode 2: Smoke & Mirrors.
Sat, Dec 07, 2013 | 19:47 GMT
Visceral Games working on military shooter, possible brand extension of Battlefield – Pachter
Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter has told Eurogamer it is Dead Space developer Visceral Games making the shooter he was alluding to earlier this morning.
Fri, Dec 06, 2013 | 14:30 GMT
Omerta – City of Gangsters has new DLC available for PC called The Japanese Incentive
Omerta – City of Gangsters has a new batch of DLC available for PC called The Japanese Incentive along with a free update adding improved AI, five new buildings and general gameplay fixes.
Fri, Dec 06, 2013 | 12:03 GMT
Thief dev: "The gap between PC and next gen has massively reduced"
Thief's art technical director Jean-Normand Bucci has stated in a new interview that the gap between PC and next-gen consoles has become "massively reduced." He's given a technical insight into the reboot's features across PC, PS4 and Xbox One. Get the skinny inside.
Fri, Dec 06, 2013 | 10:50 GMT
Dark Souls 2 covenants and roles explained
Dark Souls 2 will see covenants return, and it seems that From Software wants to really expand the game's PvP format using their roles.


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Two Hampshire nursing homes to be improved and extended in £3.36 million scheme
Friday, 25 January 2013
Two Hampshire County Council nursing homes in Basingstoke and Winchester are to be extended and improved in a £3 million plus scheme to boost the quality and provision of care, as part of the overall strategy of developing improved facilities for older people. This comprehensive approach has been developed to meet the challenges of an ageing population with more complex needs and will result in additional and affordable nursing home places in areas of identified high demand.
The proposals were agreed by the Executive Member for Policy and Resources at his Decision Day on 24 January
Oakridge nursing home in Jefferson Road, Basingstoke currently provides 48 rooms for nursing care and 34 rooms for residential care. This re-development will increase the number of beds for nursing care by nine, and help the future flexible use of all available beds to match demand. The contractor will access the site by the main entrance off Jefferson Road, with the compound located adjacent to the existing garages. Work is planned to start during the summer of 2013 and be completed during spring 2014.
There will also be an extension at Westholme in Harestock Road, Winchester to provide additional capacity for affordable care in Winchester. Westholme currently provides 30 bedrooms for nursing care and 37 for residential care. The scheme will provide an additional six bedrooms, delivering a total of 40 bedrooms for nursing care and 33 for residential care. This mix may vary in future based on local need. Work is planned to start on site during the summer of 2013, with completion in the spring of 2014. The contractor will use the main access off Harestock Road and locate the compound near the rear of the site.
Work on both schemes will be procured through the Improvement and Efficiency South East and London (SEAL) Construction Framework for major projects tender process.
The opportunity provided by the major building works, is also being utilised to install replacements boilers at both nursing homes. By undertaking this work at the same time disruption to residents will by minimised, and best value for money achieved..
Both sites will remain in use during the construction period and arrangements will be made to ensure the health and safety of all residents at the homes.
The latest in modern style housing and support for older people, New Extra Care facilities have already opened in Andover, Fleet, Basingstoke and Gosport, and the level of care and support services provided enhanced in a further eleven locations as part of the County Council's blueprint for care in the future. Together these schemes provide 690 Extra Care units of accommodation.
Councillor Ken Thornber, Leader of Hampshire County Council and Executive Member for Policy and Resources said:
"The decision was taken in September 2012 to close three of our care homes as they did not meet current standards and it was not economic to update them. The funding from their sale will be used to develop more affordable residential places for vulnerable older people, which demonstrates our commitment to providing high quality accommodation and care to meet the needs of residents, both now and in the future.
"We are all living longer, which is good news, but this presents us with some challenges. Older people now have higher expectations than previous generations. This means we have to ensure the care we provide is fit for the future and it is good news that older people in Basingstoke and Winchester will soon have access to more high quality care close to home.
"This is also another good example of how our reserves are put to one-off uses to fund the cost of restructuring and transforming the way that services are delivered."


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Wine Grape Chambourcin
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Strawberry Quinault
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A time-tested, June-bearing Strawberry popular with home gardeners, this variety produces medium-sized berries with a fantastic sweet flavor. (Fragaria x ananassa)
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Seedless Grape Reliance
A very sweet rosy pink seedless grape for fresh eating. The vines are hardy and vigorous, making it an excellent choice for the backyard grower. (Vitis labrusca)
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Raspberry Kiwi Gold
Known for its extremely sweet flavor, this yellow raspberry was developed in New Zealand but is now a favorite worldwide. Fruits in summer and fall. (Rubus idaeus)
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Raspberry Heritage
A long-time favorite, Heritage produces large, sweet, luscious red berries from summer until frost. Eat fresh or use in jams, jellies and sauces. (Rubus idaeus)
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Elderberry Johns
This Elderberry not only delights with beautiful blooms and delicious berries, but provides multi-seasonal interest with foliage that changes to red-orange in the fall months. Attract wildlife and gain the nutrients of Elderberries with this stunning shrub! This Elderberry is not self-pollinating, so we recommend planting with the Wild Elderberry for best pollination. (Sambucus canadensis)
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Wild Elderberry
This native shrub grows to be about 8-10 feet and boasts creamy-white flowers in mid-summer, giving way to loose clusters of delicious black fruits that are high in nutrients and antioxidants. The foliage then turns a deep burgundy in Autumn, completing the wonderfully-changing cycle of this beautiful shrub. (Sambucus canadensis)
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Blueberry Berkeley
This high bush blueberry produces tight clusters of very large, powder-blue berries that are great for desserts and baking. (Vaccinium corymbosum)
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Strawberry Surecrop
This easy-to-grow Strawberry is hardy, disease-resistant and has high yields. Surecrop is cold hardy and self pollinating, usually ripening in mid summer. (Fragaria x ananassa)
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Hardy Kiwi Meader - Male Plant
This Hardy Kiwi is a male variety and should be planted with every 5 female plants to produce fruit. A large producer and vigorously growing vine, be sure to provide support for this perennial. (Actinidia)
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Blueberry Patriot
This cold-hardy variety is famous for its sweet berries that can be eaten fresh, frozen or canned. Patriot flowers in the spring and produces berries in the early season, followed by striking orange fall color. (Vaccinium corymbosum)
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Blueberry Blue Ray
Blueberry Blue Ray produces big, juicy early blueberries. This one is dependably hardy in cold regions. (Vaccinium corymbosum)
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Strawberry Toscana
Toscana is an ever-bearing variety that delights with deep pink blossoms and juicy, deep-red fruit. (Fragaria)
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Blackberry Triple Crown
This delicious Blackberry gets the name "Triple Crown" from its three attributes: productivity, vigor and flavor. Ripening in the late summer, this Blackberry is also disease-resistant and produces large berries. (Rubus fruticosus)
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Hardy Kiwi Anna - Female Plant
A vigorous vine, this Hardy Kiwi is easy to grow and produces grape-size fruits that hang in bunches. The small fruits can be eaten out of the hand without peeling and have an excellent flavor. Be sure to provide support for the vine to grow. This is a female variety and should be planted with the male (Meader) for fruit production. (Actinidia)
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