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ROSENDALE, N.Y. -- Bending, kneeling, stooping. Seven days a week, 365 days a year. No holidays, no vacations, no sick days. Income depends on the weather.
Who, you might well wonder, would take on such a thankless job?
The answer in a word is farmers.
Kristen MacDonald, an experienced farmer for at least 10 years, was brought on board by the Binnewater Farm Project to combat wind, weather and the other vagaries of Mother Nature to start a farm. And, so she did.
On a recent visit, the weather was warm and lovely and plants were green tops sprouting, both in the Hoop House and in the fields.
The call to start a farm and CSA (community supported agriculture) began as word-of-mouth last year, said Emma Kreyche, board member of the Binnewater Farm Project.
"My partner, James Gatherer, and I attended the first meeting, then another, then another," Kreyche recalled. "Eventually, we evolved into the board of directors," she said.
Dmitri Galitzine, Legacy Farm board member, and Paul Bermanzohn, are the other board members.
Kreyche said the farm is a project of Legacy Farm, a co-housing community that purchased 55 acres off Binnewater Road. She said part of the group's vision is to create a farm on the property.
"We lease 10 acres of the property for the farm at a generous rent of $1," Kreyche said.
Kreyche said the CSA already has 55 member households and numerous volunteers who are not necessarily members.
"We are a completely volunteer effort," Kreyche said. "And, when we started the work to get the farm up and running, we had no idea how much hard work it involved."
Kreyche said volunteers hayed fields and lugged stone from areas intended for planting. They dug a well and set up an irrigation system. They cut trees and trimmed them, setting them in the ground for fencing. Then, they fenced a large portion of the 10 acres to protect them from deer.
Kreyche said not all the cleared fields are intended for planting. Some areas are planted with ground cover that will be plowed under to enrich the soil.
Kreyche said the farm project was the beneficiary of a $25,000 loan from a community member who asked not to be named.
�"The fencing alone cost us $10,000, so we are so grateful for the loan," Kreyche said. She said, however, that it would take the CSA close to six to seven years to repay the loan.
Kreyche noted that the CSA is producing more crops than CSA members need.
"We have a vision to feed our communities of Kingston, Rosendale, Marbletown and the surrounding areas," she said."It's a big focus for us."
Kreyche said the CSA is participating in the Rosendale Farmers' Market as well as donating fresh, pesticide-free vegetables every week to food pantries and Family of Woodstock.
Kreyche said a full membership costs $700, for 26 weeks, or six months, of fresh produce. A half-membership for couples and singles is $375 for 15 weeks. She said the amount of produce will vary from week to week, depending on the growing season.
(Editor's note 07-11-12: Since the farm is already more than a month into this season, the memberships have been reduced to $700 and $375, respectively. Families, as well as singles and couples, may purchase small shares.)
"It's a balancing act to bring in funds," Kreyche said. "We need the income in spring, but we know it's hard to come up with up-front money, so we have set up a reasonable payment plan for members."
Kreyche said the CSA continues to welcome new members. She said volunteers planted crops early in the spring, but no one was sure how well they would grow.
"It was hard to know, on this rocky ground, how much produce we could grow," Kreyche said. "To our great surprise, everything is doing well and we have lots of vegetables. We need more households to share them with."
Kreyche said the CSA also offers work-for-share opportunities for volunteers, but those slots are filled for this season.
"The energy and enthusiasm is contagious," Kreyche said. She said members are posting photos and recipes on the Binnewater Farm Project Facebook page.
"There is a real sense of community building. We want to reach out and broaden our audience in Kingston," she said.
"So many people have helped in some way," said� Galitzine. He said he lost count of the number of visitors who attended an April open house at the farm.
"The farm's opening has created a great deal of excitement," he said.
Galitzine's particular vision is establishing the farm as a future educational center where cooking, food demonstrations and other programs could be presented.
MacDonald, the only employee, works at the farm every day.
In the Hoop House, she was growing tomatoes, eggplant, leeks, onion, peppers, tomatillos, cucumbers, summer squash and zinnias.�
As a farmer, MacDonald said the CSA is a way for farmers to connect directly with consumers of their products.
"CSA members have access every week to very fresh produce. It's a great relationship," MacDonald said.
The CSA is still accepting members and further information may be obtained at www.binnewaterfarmproject.org.


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I am willing to campaign and participate in debates and forums because a candidate not willing to do so is denying voters to be fully informed.
It is a responsibility I have and will fulfill to our Longboat Key voters, so they may be as informed as possible about me and where I stand when they exercise the American right to vote on March 16.
Phill Younger is running for the at-large seat on the Longboat Key Town Commission.
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At a recent campaign appearance, Mayor Lee Rothenberg said, in essence, he doesn't understand why everyone is so worried about the economic condition of our island. He said the economy will come back; the Colony will find a buyer; Publix will expand Avenue of the Flowers; Whitney Beach Plaza will be rejuvenated; and the Hilton will build 250 more rooms (that's not correct, it plans to build 85 rooms).
In essence, he said, "Don't worry, be happy."
It is naive and an irresponsible position for a town leader to state that, just because the economy comes back, it automatically means that these projects and other businesses WILL come back.
Don't think for a minute that the way the Longboat Key Club proposed investment in our town has been handled by our town staff and commission isn't being watched closely by other potential business investors.
If this crown jewel improvement project doesn't proceed, guess what other potential investors are going to think and do: Why bother?
This dynamic will also ripple into already depressed real-estate sales, and potential buyers will buy on competitive barrier islands. Here we will sit with diminished property values and further loss of support businesses.
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Overall, Americans are expected to spend an average of about $750 each this holiday season, propelled in part by stronger consumer confidence. More Americans this month said the U.S. economy will improve than at any time in the past decade, according to the Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index. The share of households saying it would get better rose to 37 percent, the highest since March 2002. A year ago, the measure showed a record number of consumers said it was a bad time to spend.
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Much of the weekends shopping took place online, as consumers logged on to take advantage of Internet-only specials beginning early Thursday morning. The average shopper spent more than $172 online over the weekend, which made up about 41 percent of the total weekend spending. Thats up from 38 percent last year.
There is no question that online is a real bright spot in the retail industry, Shay said. For the first time, more than half of those who shopped this weekend said they shopped online.
According to comScore, which tracks online spending, online sales rose 26 percent to $1.04 billion on Black Friday compared with a year ago. On Thanksgiving, online sales rose 32 percent from last year to $633 million. And online sales on Black Friday were up 26 percent from the same day last year to $1.042 billion. It was the first time online sales on Black Friday surpassed $1 billion.
As retailers have ramped up deals, its estimated that this years Cyber Monday will be the biggest online shopping day of the year for the third year in a row. Coined in 2005 by a shopping trade group that noticed that online sales spiked on the Monday following Thanksgiving, Cyber Monday joins Black Friday and Small Business Saturday as days that stores are counting on to jumpstart the holiday shopping season.
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Desktops may be particularly valuable to people with low vision, as they come with a 20 inch or larger monitor. They also have a large number of ports for connecting equipment like printers, scanners and braille embossers.
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Netbooks are mini laptops that are smaller and lighter weight, usually with a 10 inch display. A growing range of notebooks have dual core processors (two processing units, allowing you to run multiple programmes at the same time). These are faster than standard netbooks and offer a good alternative to a standard laptop.
For everyday computing, a netbook can be a good low cost option. However, a 10 inch display may be a limiting factor for low vision users. Almost all models include built-in webcam, microphone, WiFi and Bluetooth. Many run Windows 7 Starter, which has a limited version of the built-in screen magnifier.
Netbooks cost between £200-£300 depending on the design, storage and specification.
Ultrabooks are high-end light laptops. While they can be powerful, their smaller size means they have a limited number of ports for connecting external devices.
A tablet is a small, thin and lightweight portable computer with a touch-screen, no keyboard and few physical buttons. The original Apple iPad launched in 2010, and is still the most popular tablet on the market.
Screen sizes range from 5-10 inches, and typing is done on an on-screen keyboard. Some people with sight loss can find the touch-screen challenging, as the lack of a tactile keyboard can present a real barrier. Some choose to use their tablet with a braille display or Bluetooth keyboard.
Tablets do have some distinct advantages over traditional technology. They are low weight with no moving parts, and therefore more durable. They instantly 'wake up' so you can use them immediately, without having to wait for them to start up. Many have a rechargeable battery that lasts up to 10 hours.
Tablets work using wireless internet or WiFi, so they are good to use on the move. Some also offer 3G, allowing you to access mobile phone networks (subject to subscription with a provider).
The iPad was the first tablet with built-in screen magnification and screen-reading capability that is accessible 'out of the box' (without setup), making them a good option for low vision users. When using the new iPad for the first time, simply click the 'home' button three times and the device begins talking straight away.
There is a built-in magnification feature called Zoom, as well as a facility to enlarge fonts in some apps. There is a invert colours feature (creating white text on black background), plus a range of other accessibility features.
iPads costs from £329 and are available from major high street retailers and Apple stores, and online from apple.com and others.
There are lots of Android tablets on the market. The latest version of Android, Jelly Bean, contains a robust screen reader which can be started without sighted help, and a basic magnification facility that does require sighted assistance to start up. However, many manufacturers of Android tablets tinker with the facilities within Android, and this can have an impact on the accessibility.
The Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 tablets have a version of Android that has not been tampered with or added to, and therefore has the best experience in terms of accessibility.
The Nexus 10 costs from £319 and is available from a range of high street and online shops.
Windows RT tablets cost around £399 and are restricted to loading Windows store apps. They include a basic screen magnification and screen reader. Microsoft will soon be releasing the Surface Pro tablet which will allow other apps to be loaded, including third party screen magnifiers and screen readers.
The web is a huge resource for finding out about technology, although of course you have to be able to use a computer to use the web! Here are some examples of websites that contain useful information, most of which can be downloaded.
The Access Technology Institute have some free tutorials aimed at users of JAWS and Window-Eyes. These are large downloads which include audio and electronic text versions, and use Word 2007 to illustrate Windows concepts.
Two good general areas for audio tutorials aimed at people with sight loss interested in technology are blind geek zone and Blind Bargains.
VIP Software Guides has some useful Windows guides for users of screen magnifiers or JAWS.
Vision Australia have some great resources on their "Help Yourself!" page. Most of their audio downloads are aimed at users of Apple technology.
The makers of assistive technology may include guidance material in the box of goodies they sell you, or online. While aimed at users of their products, some may be useful even if you use a different product. Examples are the Freedom Scientific training page and the videos from the Dolphin Training Academy.
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The day before Thanksgiving finds me doing what you're doing: cooking. I just finished a three-hour stint in the kitchen, preparing dishes that can be made a day ahead so I can cook less and play more tomorrow. Today is also my son's 5th birthday, so in addition to orange-cranberry sauce, cornbread for stuffing and green beans, I made his favorite chocolate cake with vanilla buttercream. Somehow, pumpkin pie doesn't cut it for a birthday dessert, even if the birthday falls just hours from Thanksgiving.
All my kids love to cook, but today it was the birthday boy who joined me at the stove. (The day hasn't been all work. We took him out for sweet potato pancakes and then to see mummies and an Imax film at the Nature & Science museum, a dream outing for a little boy.) He and I started with the orange-cranberry sauce (see recipe below), admiring the bright red jewels and laughing as they popped in the simmering orange juice. "This is my favorite part of Thanksgiving," he kept saying. I'm not sure if he meant the cranberries or cooking with me, but my guess is he meant a combination of the two.
With no one to pick up at school and grandparents in town to amuse his sisters, we had plenty of time to slow down and appreciate being together and really look at our ingredients. If you have kids around today and tomorrow, remember to bring them in there with you; there's so much fun to be had with kids in the kitchen. Today we just enjoyed each other's company and marveled at the rainbow before us. Red cranberries. Orange zest. Yellow cornbread. Green beans.
The orange-cranberry sauce, right after we dumped the cranberries into the pot.
Our nearly-finished product. The only steps that remain are to sample it when cool…
…and add orange zest to taste.
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Green beans for tomorrow's wok-seared green beans. This, along with our Spiced Pumpkin Soup, diversify the flavors at the upcoming feast.
Orange-Cranberry Sauce
2 oranges
½ to 1 cup sugar
12 ounces fresh cranberries
Zest one orange and set aside. Juice both oranges, and pour juice into a one-cup measuring cup. If you don't have enough, top with water until you have 1 cup. Put juice and sugar in a medium pot and bring to a boil. (Use the smaller amount for a tart sauce and the greater amount for a sweet, i.e. kid-pleasing one.) Add cranberries and bring to another boil, then let simmer for 8-10 minutes or until berries have popped. Remove from heat and let cool. Add orange zest to taste and refrigerate.


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These three issues should be given priority:
No toll road for Interstate 95.
Eliminating the state's second primary election.
Improving IT communication between agencies to reduce waste and fraud.
I co-sponsored House Bill 1134 (DOT to Study Tolls on I-95 Before Enactment). I will support or introduce similar legislation next session. A project this important should have the approval of the General Assembly. Please visit Stop95tolls.com. It will explain my reasons for not supporting a toll for Interstate 95.
I drafted four amendments during the last session to eliminate the second primary. Why? The cost of a second primary is $7 million and voter turnout is less than 4 percent. I believe the support will be there for my amendment during the next session of the General Assembly.
The General Assembly may review our state tax code. As the vice-chair of the Appropriations Subcommittee on General Government, I will work to increase staff in the agencies to collect the millions of dollars in revenue owed to the state. This increase in revenue will help as we prepare our state budget.
My platform and vision from when I was first elected in 2008 have not wavered. I ran on the platform to:
Show a new kind of representative - one who would always be there, representing the people who put him in office. I've upheld my promise to the people.
Show a new kind of attitude - one that represented all the people; one that would listen to all views and make the right decision. I've upheld my promise to the people.
Bring a new vision for change to our community and demand a more responsible government. I've upheld my promise to the people.
I am honored and humbled to be your legislator. I am seeking to serve you for a third term and would greatly appreciate your support.
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As the least respected detectives in the precinct, desk jockey Will Ferrell and his frustrated partner Mark Wahlberg seem destined to live in the celebrity shadow of supercops Samuel L Jackson and Dwayne Johnson. But things change and the routine investigation of a sneaky billionaire (Steve Coogan) suddenly gives "the other guys" their shot at glory. Like the star himself, the fourth partnership between Ferrell and his Anchorman writer-director Adam McKay is wild, explosive and occasionally inspired.
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Pain is a universal human experience. The International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) defines pain as "an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage or described in terms of such damage." Pain may be a symptom of an underlying disease or disorder, or a disorder in its own right.
At the same time that pain is a universal experience, however, it is also a complex one. While the physical sensations involved in pain may be constant throughout history, the ways in which humans express and treat pain are shaped by their respective cultures and societies. Since the 1980s, research in the neurobiology of pain has been accompanied by studies of the psychological and sociocultural factors that influence people's experience of pain, their use of health care systems, and their compliance with various treatments for pain. As of 2003, the World Health Organization (WHO) emphasizes the importance of an interdisciplinary approach to pain treatment that takes this complexity into account.
Types of pain
Pain can be classified as either acute or chronic. Acute pain is a direct biological response to disease, inflammation, or tissue damage, and usually lasts less than one month. It may be either continuous or recurrent (e.g., sickle cell disease). Acute pain serves the long-term wellbeing of humans and the higher animals by alerting them to an injury or condition that needs treatment. In humans, acute pain is often accompanied by anxiety and emotional distress; however, its cause can usually be successfully diagnosed and treated. Some researchers use the term "eudynia" to refer to acute pain.
In contrast, chronic pain has no useful biological function. It can be defined broadly as pain that lasts longer than a month following the healing of a tissue injury; pain that recurs or persists over a period of three months or longer; or pain related to a tissue injury that is expected to continue or get worse. Chronic pain may be either continuous or intermittent; in either case, however, it frequently leads to weight loss, sleep disturbances, fatigue, and other symptoms of depression. According to an article in the New York Times, chronic pain is the most common under-lying cause of suicide. Unlike acute pain, chronic pain is resistant to most medical treatments. It is sometimes called "maldynia," and is considered a disorder in its own right.
Pain that is caused by organic diseases and disorders is known as somatogenic pain. Somatogenic pain in turn can be subdivided into nociceptive pain and neuropathic pain. Nociceptive pain occurs when pain-sensitive nerve endings called nociceptors are activated or stimulated. Most nociceptors in the human body are located in the skin, joints and muscles, and the walls of internal organs. There may be as many as 1,300 nociceptors in a square inch (6.4 square centimeter) of skin. However, there are fewer nociceptors in muscle tissue and the internal organs, as they are covered and protected by the skin. Nociceptors are specialized to detect different types of painful stimuli—some are sensitive to heat or cold, while others detect pressure, toxic substances, sharp blows, or inflammation caused by infection or overuse.
In contrast to nociceptive pain, neuropathic pain results from damage to or malfunctioning of the nervous system itself. It may involve the central nervous system (the brain and spinal cord); the peripheral nervous system (the nerve trunks leading away from the spine to the limbs, plus the 12 pairs of cranial nerves on the lower surface of the brain); or both. Neuropathic pain is usually associated with an identifiable disorder such as stroke, diabetes, or spinal cord injury, and is frequently described as having a "hot" or burning quality.
Psychogenic pain is distinguished from somatogenic pain by the influence of psychological factors on the intensity of the patient's pain or degree of disability. The patient is genuinely experiencing pain—that is, he or she is
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Much props to Murs' for bringing the much needed artisitic aspect to the city. There is in fact a lot of talent right here in Tucson and it should be highlighted...keep up the good work
17000 killed last year? That says more about Tucson than PACC.
I'm still longing for the day that Grijalva's first priority would be American citizens living in his district and not illegal aliens.
I am registered independent and vote however I see right. I see Republicans in Washington, specifically Tea Party types trying to re-litigate the Civil War and destroy any/all reasonable discussion/legislation as the ones who do real damage to this nation. If you hate government, do not run. If this gentleman wants to run and actually do some work, he is an exception to obstruction.
I did not vote for her since, from comments she made, it was CLEAR that she would not be able to work with fellow supervisors since she is too confrontational. This report sounds like I read her correctly, unfortunately.
Yes in another era Uncle Tom was the kind old slave the master loved, like but no more than his favorite pet hunting dog! For those who do not see my comments connections to the column, its feelings......we all have them on a variety of issues and many of us display them on line!:-) I still think James T. Harris of 104.1 FM is a black fellow trapped in a white fellows body and proof is his denigration of black folks as lazy, shiftless, worthless and entitlement addicts, my feelings are mine and 1st amendment allows me to express them and anyone who wishes me to stop might use control of their own mind and not read my comments!:-) Have a blessed day!:-)
So he is a doctor and he saved Gabby Giffords......and that makes him qualified? Don't worry he is running in the Foothills and he is a Democrat. No chance.
And this has what to do with Mr. Gibson's column?
A small mind denigrates any black intellectual who writes, orates on conservative politics. I could fill this space with doctors philosphers university professors, until my dinner grows cold of black folks who craft sensible dialogue on our nation's future. And you, you make senseless drivel about it. Pathetic.
Mr. Danehy, my head swims with the directions you folks take on this immigration issue. Ok, 1070 is BAD, then, not so much, now, Neto calls this clown who got deported a 'good guy' ? I didn't read his column but from your inference, he's leading the charge that he shouldn't have been? Your conclusions about him being deported are in my judgement are correct. He's illegal (NOT undocumented - ILLEGAL!!) You're outta here. For reasons aptly stated by yourownself as Jeff Smith used to say. But, you confuse me ( and probably yourself with this whirligig. You're beginning to sound like Bob Bekel on "The Five." Things are getting so screwed up, old fashioned liberals like yourself are being shoved into the political center. What's his face needs a permanent one-way south. His kids? They are American, if they want...they stay here.
For God Sake it's only the weather! Get a life.
Apologies! That was added in by editor folks after I turned in this post. I'll drop them a line and get that removed.
donkiyoti, so she didn't make a living doing that? I thought they paid the military a salary. Or was she volunteering for free to fire those missiles. She signed up to do this sort of stuff. She wasn't drafted!! She just obeyed her commanders without any thought to conscience? NOT a hero!
Great to see our name in a food blog Adam. We are excited to open the parlor for everyone in Tucson including those with vegan diets. Thus can we kindly request the removal of the word "vegan" as the sole descriptor as it's not completely accurate to describe our products. We strive for indulgent and healthy desserts that everyone can enjoy and receive the nutritional benefits.
Enjoyed this article... nice light reading on a cold winter's day! Thanks for enlightening me! I could go on but I think that's enough!
Will look forward to your next article...
Great piece Annamae! Thanks for putting into words what most of us feel about Community Days and City High School.
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I would love for 1290 to put Brad & Schu back on. I haven't been able to listen to the garbage they are putting out this year. It is pathetic on the 1st listen, I can't imagine hearing it twice. The pre and post game used to be mandatory listening, now I don't bother. It is about as lame as that clown Herb "Max" Crowe is on the radio. Crowe isn't just ignoring Schu, he doesn't seem to answering anybody's emails when they complain. What are the big bosses going to say when they see the pathetic new ratings? UofA should step in, it degrades their product.
They say even a blind squirrel can find a nut now and then. I guess that's the case with Pulitzer Tommy this week. Good job Tommy ol' pal, except for the S.B. 1070 part. If you read it, it's just a mirror of the federal immigration law.
Proof that voters don't always know best. Pima County Dist 1 had an opportunity to elect a fine public servant, Nancy Young Wright. Instead they elected a conspiracy theorist. Elections have consequences, and we got Ally Miller.


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Peter O'TooleO'Toole, Peter (Seamus), 1932–, British actor, b. Connemara, Ireland. A classical stage actor, he appeared (1955–58) with the Bristol Old Vic, debuted in London in 1956, and has played a variety of Shakespearean roles. Tall and handsome, he made his screen debut in The Savage Innocents (1959) and catapulted to stardom with his portrayal of T. E. Lawrence in David Lean's desert epic Lawrence of Arabia (1962). He was a major star of the 1960s and early 70s, winning praise for performances in motion pictures ranging from historical drama to high comedy. Among his outstanding films are Becket (1964), Lord Jim (1965), The Lion in Winter (1968), The Ruling Class (1972), The Stunt Man (1980), My Favorite Year (1982), and The Last Emperor (1987). Nominated for an Oscar seven times, but never a winner, O'Toole received an Academy Award for Lifetime Achievement in 2003. See his autobiography (2 vol., 1993–96); biographies by M. Freedland (1982) and N. Wapshott (1983). The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, 6th ed. Copyright © 2012, Columbia University Press. All rights reserved. More on O'Toole Peter from Infoplease:
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SOUTHERN PINES - Members of the Town Council are expected to talk about a proposed major development today.
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The development is planned for 50 acres on West Morganton Road between Brucewood Road and the town's soccer complex. The proposal calls for more than 260,000 square feet of commercial and retail space, including a grocery store, an Imax theater and family entertainment complex, restaurants and other retail stores.
The retail center would be across from Morganton Park North, which will be on a 115-acre site. It will include a 288-unit luxury apartment complex the Town Council approved in October.
The Town Council meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. in the Police Department's Community Room on West Pennsylvania Avenue.
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