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Joe Reppucci of Lexington, Mass., writes about dogs and keeping them a healthy part of the family. He has worked as a reporter and editor on major daily newspapers in the Boston area for more than 30 years and is a graduate of Lexington High School and of Suffolk University in Boston. He writes often about nutrition, behavior and saving money on pet supplies and insurance.
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The secret to getting you dog to behave
A leading animal behaviorist says a pet parent must display leadership and take responsibility to help a dog lead a happy, safe and productive life.
Dogs always mouth off before they bite
An animal behavioral expert says pet parents need to understand the subtle ways that dogs communicate their frustrations, dislikes and fears and take remedial action before the behavior escalates into biting.
A fun place for dogs where fighting often erupts
The neighborhood dog park - or play area - is the perfect setting for skirmishes to suddenly erupt between normally well-mannered pets, a behavioral expert warns.
Dogs feel no guilt about misbehaving
That "guilty look" your dog displays when you admonish him for misbehaving is not really remorse after all, because dogs are incapable of feeling sorry, a study has found. Your pet's demeanor is merely a reaction from the tone of the language you use.
Hey dummy, your dog's smarter than you think
The average dog can count, understand 165 words, solve complex problems, and a dog's intelligence level is on par with a 2-year-old child, according to Stanley Coren, a psychologist and professor at the University of British Columbia.
Your dog really is clever enough to outsmart you
Juliane Kaminski, a psychology professor at the University of Portsmouth in England, says her study founds that dogs, who have much better nighttime vision than humans, wait to perform their most mischievous deeds - like stealing food - under the cover of darkness.
Help your pet cope with back-to-school stress
Many dogs will spend more time alone as children go back to school and parents go back to work, which can result in boredom, separation anxiety and unusual behavior. A leading dog trainer offers some tips to ease the transition.
Tips to help your pet cope during fireworks season
Anxiety and fear from fireworks will cause pets to hide, chew on household items and even run away, but pet parents can take actions to keep their dogs and cats safe.
This injury risk to dogs just keeps booming
Many dogs suffer from thunderstorm phobia, and pet parents need to take precautions to help their dog cope, a leading animal behaviorist says. This phobia puts many dogs at a much higher risk of serious injury and can even cause a dog to run away from home.
Chocolate, candies mean danger for dogs
Chocolate and other candies are potentially poisonous to dogs, so pet parents need to make sure they keep these delectable delights away from their companions.
Toxic levels of chemical found in dog foods
A study has found that many dog foods contain toxic levels of fluoride and those excessive levels are putting pets at a higher risk of cancer, neurotoxicity and other life-threatening diseases.
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Grapes, mushrooms, pot are leading pet poisons
A survey has found that the leading causes of plant-related poisonings in pets is grapes/raisins, mushrooms and marijuana. Grapes/raisins are so toxic that even a tiny number can cause acute renal failure in dogs and cats.
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An environmental research organization says testing has found that many popular dog and cat play items have detectable levels of lead, polyvinyl chloride (PVCs) and flame retardants, putting pets at risk of liver and brain damage, kidney problems and cancer.
Pet poisons bloom everywhere in the springtime
Animal welfare advocates warn that springtime is an especially dangerous season for curious pets who unknowingly nose around in plants that are poisonous if ingested and the fertilizers used to help them grow.
Tips for protecting pets from accidental poisoning
An animal welfare organization says the best way to protect pets from accidental poisoning is to keep human medications, household insecticides and people food out of reach.
Knowing signs of poison could save your dog's life
A behavioral therapist says a dog chance's of recovery and survival after ingesting a poisonous substance may depend on a pet parent who knows how to recognize signs and who takes appropriate measures.
Overlooked household item causes most pet poisonings
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals says most poisonings involve prescription and over-the-counter drugs. Pets often snatch pill vials from counters and nightstands or gobble up medications dropped on the floor.
This common activity can injure - even kill - your pet
An estimated 30,000 car accidents occur each year because people travel with unrestrained dogs, according to Bark Buckle Up, an organization that promotes the use of safety belts for pets. And according to a survey by AAA and Kurgo, a maker of pet travel products, only 17 percent of pet parents use any form of pet restraint system when driving with their dog.
Living room item a leading cause of pet injuries
Many pets like to jump on and off the household furniture. But - believe it or not - that seemingly harmless activity is one of the top causes for pets to break bones, and pet parents are urged to take preventive measures.
Most wildlife attacks on pets occur in yards
Pet parents are being advised to closely monitor their dogs and cats even when they are in their own seemingly safe backyards, because skirmishes between pets and wildlife like snakes, coyotes and raccoons often occur there.
In emergency, your pet's survival depends on you
The American Animal Hospital Association says that a pet parent knowing simple first-aid procedures - like how to apply pressure to a source of bleeding and placing a temporary bandage - can make the difference between life and death for an animal.
Ways to keep pets safe in storms, disasters
Careful preparations by pet parents can make the difference between life and death for a pet during a major storm or natural disaster, a leading animal behaviorist says.
No ID means death for 800,000 pets a year
The American Humane says providing a beloved pet with proper identification is a matter of life and death because most lost dogs and cats that end up in animal shelters are euthanized.
Protect your pet from theft and torture
Animal welfare officials say owners need to be aware of the magnitude of the problem - nearly 2 million pets nationwide are stolen every year.
Pets capable of swallowing strange objects
Veterinary organization urges dog parent to take a safety inventory of their homes after its research found that items removed from pets stomach include a tent peg, a man's wig and a rubber duck.
Halloween is most dangerous day of year for pets
Animal welfare experts say that pet parents need to be vigilant about keeping their dogs and cats safe during what is perhaps the most dangerous time of the year.
For pets, Halloween is time for bizarre injuries
An official with a leading pet insurance company says many unusual injuries and accidents involving dogs and cats occur at Halloween, and he is urging owners to take precautions to keep their pets safe.
Tips to keep pets safe during Thanksgiving travel
Thanksgiving weekend is the busiest four-day travel period of the year, and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals advises pet parents to make sure their companions have proper identification, are healthy enough to make the trip and to bring all pet medications.
Your pet deserves this priceless holiday gift
The best present you can give your pet during the holiday season is so large that it cannot fit in a box, needs no fancy ribbon, costs absolutely nothing and can be delivered only by you.
Summer's hidden dangers can kill your pet
Many pet parents may be surprised to learn that pets are suspectible to less obvious dangers like high-rise syndrome falls, drowning and food poisoning, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
For dogs, heat stroke really is no sweat
A leading animal welfare agency warns that dogs are especially susceptible to deadly heat stroke because they lack sweat glands and can only pant to cool down. Simply walking in the sun on a hot day can lead to trouble.
Backyard ritual can sicken - even kill - your pet
The backyard barbecue, as common activity that is so enjoyable to people, can be quite dangerous - or even fatal - to your pet, animal welfare experts warn, and pet parents are being advised to take steps to keep their dogs and cats safe.
Swimming pool safety tips for pet owners
According to Gamma 2, a maker of products designed to keep pets safe, the odds of a pet drowning in the United States are 1 in 1,028. HomeSource, a homeowner advocacy in Sydney, Australia, says the main danger for a pet is that it will be unable to get out of a pool, become exhausted trying to stay afloat and drown.
Tips for safe boating with your dog
Dog owners must make sure their pets know basic obedience commands because they can be easily distracted and jump overboard when they see floating objects like a buoy, stick or water birds,
Natural Dog
magazine advises in its complete guide to holistic dog care.
Winter is most deadly time of the year for pets
Animal experts urge pet parents to take precautions to keep their dogs safe by limiting their outdoor activities in extreme cold and snow, and using sweaters to keep them warm and treatments to protect their feet during outdoor activities.
Don't be in the dark about this pet threat
A natural phenomenon that happens each year puts your pet at a much higher risk of injury or even death, and dogs and cats need careful guidance to deal with it, an animal welfare agency warns.
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Meet the correspondents: SAN FRANCISCO > Marc Holmes
"I'm a concept artist in the film industry, currently living in Marin, Calif., just across the bay from San Francisco.
I'm kind of a late-starter as an artist; finally becoming a full time artist at age 40. Part of my method of self-re-training has been obsessive daily sketching – either from the model, from imagination, or by placing myself in exotic locales. After a few years of inveterate sketching I think it's become a lifestyle.
I have a short attention span, so sketching and designing has always been my ideal form of expression. For me, the artist's gestural line carries a lot of feeling that can be lost in protracted work. I started keeping sketchbooks while traveling, as a way of recording my experiences in foreign cities, while simultaneously calming my fidgity attention. Sketching actually lets me slow down and pay attention to things. It's probably gotten a bit out of hand — often, I won't even stop drawing during a conversation with friends… oh well! What can you do?!
Fortunately, work has taken me to San Francisco — a beautiful city full of baroque architectural detail. Every day in this city is like a holiday — everything I love about travel and sketching is right here where I live!"
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9 comments :
- Liz Steel said...
Welcome! I love your work and totally agree with your comment about gestural lines. I too draw while talking to friends. Looking forward to your posts.
- January 29, 2009 at 3:17 AM
- Isabel said...
welcome! allready know your work from flickr and happy to see you here. I'm a late starter as well and just draw from observation since 2004, so what! looking forward to your posts.
- January 29, 2009 at 4:25 AM
- stupot said...
Nice one Marc - looking forward to seeing more of your trees! nice style
- January 29, 2009 at 4:47 AM
- Kate (Cathy Johnson) said...
WOW, Mark, love the surety of your lines! (And love San Francisco, too, though I've only been there twice.) Welcome aboard!
- January 29, 2009 at 6:49 AM
- lapin said...
your blog is incredible, welcome here!
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- szaza said...
I look forward to seeing your fabulous drawings of my former home :)
- January 30, 2009 at 12:17 AM
- TIA said...
Greetings! Familiar SF landmark and thanks for the memories. Great sketch!
- January 30, 2009 at 1:22 AM
- petescully said...
Your work's great, really cool, welcome on board!
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- Khaled said...
i really am in love with ur style
its dare and free
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Wednesday, 16 November 2011 13:40
A lot of people are sick. Denver Smith, Edgar Lawson, Waymon and Joyce Mills, and Harley Sibert, so when you pray, pray for all the sick, shut-ins, the ones in the hospitals, and the nursing homes. So many are sick. Pray for me and Gertrude, we have the flu. So people, be thankful for all your blessings each day.
As Thanksgiving is next week, a lot of people will be getting together, as they do each year. A lot of people from out of state will be coming back home for the occasion.
I want to say hello to the Smiths and the Pelfreys way up Virginia way. Also Daugh and Lucy Pearl Gregory in Michigan. I want to wish everyone a happy and safe thanksgiving. Remember all of our Vets and their families. Lets pray for all of our churches. Just a thought, if you don't go to church on Sunday school, well folks just go. You might like it, you can't find a better place to go.
Well folks, I'll stop for this time. May God richly bless you, and God bless America. May He forever hold you in His hands.
Wednesday, 09 November 2011 13:34
The Gospel Travelers
Looking back in the past years, the Gospel Travelers formed a group about 37 years ago. Preacher Earl Hammons was the pastor at New Home Church at that time and he suggested that we start a group of singers, so we did. The names of the group were Clay Lawson, Imogen Lawson, Kim Hughes, Dillard and Amanda Couch, Bill King, Clayton and Dollie Gross, and Orville Mills.
As the years went by, some went on to be with the Lord. Clayton died first, then Bill King, then Imogen also. Dollie next, now Dillard as he passed away this week. Four out of five died from cancer; Bill, Imogen, Dollie, and Dillard. A lot of things have happened since then. We traveled everywhere to churches to sing for the Lord.
We went to nursing homes and a lot of funerals everywhere. Later on Brother Roy Allen became our pastor at New Home Church and he joined the group to sing Bass, and Mike Cheek played the banjo for a few years. Sylvester Mills played the banjo with the group a long time. Lloyd Gibson played bass for the group for a while and Charlie and Darlene Hubbard sing with the group. We traveled many miles singing for the Lord. Today the group is now Clay Lawson, Gary Smallwood, and Robert Tuberfield.
I've spent most of my life working for the Lord and I don't regret a mile traveling and singing for the Lord. I've had ups and downs, but through it all the good Lord has blessed me and I thank and praise him and to God be the glory.
I want to thank everyone for helping us with your support. We made records, eight track tapes, cassettes, and CDs. Brother David Lundy recording helped us with the recordings. A lot of people have been a blessing to me over the years.
Some people are still sick and need your prayers. Harley Sibert, Edgar Lawson, Waymon and Joyce Mills, and Denver Smith.
Happy anniversary goes out to James and Kim Hicks on the 6th of November.
Birthday wishes go out this week to Tina Sheets, Glenn Smith, Tabiathy Hubbard, Brook Desiree, James Hicks, and John Welley Sibert. So all of you have a great anniversary and birthday and may God bless you to have many more, from all of your family and friends.
As the elections come Tuesday, go out and vote. Vote for the one you think will be best for our county and state.
I'm getting a lot of calls from people that read the paper, telling me how much they enjoy it. Thanks everyone. A lady came by Saturday from Ohio, she said she was a Reed and that she married a Robinson. She said she was raised here in Clay County and she gets the paper. You all mean so much to me.
If you need fire wood for winter, Lee Hicks has plenty, just call 598-7812.
Well, I've had the grandbaby this weekend and we took him to Sunday school and church. He plays his little guitar. He is a sight, and how I've spoiled him.
Well, I'll stop for this time. May God bless you and may the good Lord forever hold you in His hands.
Wednesday, 02 November 2011 12:25
Well folks, seems like we are having a little cold weather lately. When I got up this morning, the ground was white with a big frost and there was ice too. Some states have got snow already and it won't be long until we will get some snow too. A lot of people don't have any electricity in the northeast. We are blessed here in Clay County.
Lee Hicks has plenty of firewood for sale, so if you need any as winter comes on, just give him a call. His number is 598-7812 and he will deliver it for you.
A lot of people are sick and in need of prayers. Dillard Couch is in the hospital at London at this time, and Denver Smith got out of the hospital yesterday, he had stints put in. Also, Edgar Lawson needs prayers and Harley Sibert, Waymon and Joyce Mills as well. So many each week. Pray for the ones that have lost a loved one this week, the Ida Brown family, the Curry family, the Senters family, and all the others this week.
Folks, don't forget to pray for all those that are sick, the ones that are in the hospitals, the nursing homes, the ones that are at home and the ones that have lost a loved one.
The good Lord is so good to us all. If you have trouble, the Lord will help you through all your troubles and trials.
The time seems to be flying by. I got a call from my friend Gerldine Boots Smith. Thanks Boots for calling me, it's always good to hear from your friends. Good friends are hard to find these days.
I'm looking for some Griswald Skillets, if you have any, call me at 598-6348 and if the price is right, I will buy them.
I want to say hello to Daugh and Lucy Pearl Gregory up Michigan way, they got the paper to keep up with the things here in Clay County. So many people from out of the state get the paper. I want to also say hello to the Pelfreys way up Virginia way. They truly are our good friends, and I want to thank them for all they have done for us.
So many people call me each week and say they enjoy reading my little column. Thank you all, I truly appreciate every one of you. The staff at the Enterprise are so good to me, and I thank them for helping me.
The grandbaby is growing up so fast and getting into everything. He likes to help me work on the farm equipment and he carries the tools out of the barn and leaves them everywhere. He is a sight! I can't even tighten a bolt unless he's right there trying to help me. He wants to fix everything, but I love him to death and I've spoiled him big time.
There will be a revival starting next week at Mt. Carmal Baptist Church. Landan McDaniel is the pastor, everyone is welcome to attend. Charles Gross is going to preach, it starts at 7 PM.
We want to thank everyone for coming out Thursday night at the Horse Creek Holliness church to support for keeping the Hima Post Office open. Aint it a shame that people want to take away every good thing that we have. Soon, we won't have anything. It's high time that the people should stand up for our rights!
Well, I'll stop for this time. May God richly bless you and God bless America and may He hold you in His hands.
Wednesday, 26 October 2011 12:26
Well folks, I'm so sorry I didn't get to write my column last week, something came up and I forgot to put it in the paper. Thanks to Rodney Miller for calling me, it's always good for the staff for checking up on me.
Well, we had a big frost this morning and yesterday morning too, and the leaves are everywhere on the ground. Some trees don't have any on them now. I sure hope we have a mild winter, but the good Lord knows what is best for us. As winter comes on and you need some firewood, Lee Hicks has plenty of Hickory and Oak seasoned ready for the fireplace. So if you need any, he will deliver it for you, just give him a call at 598-7812.
The grand baby is growing up so fast. He is talking a lot now. He sure is a handful and hard to keep up with. I take him to Sunday school and church.
I got to meet our new judge, Joe Asher, the other day. He is a kind and friendly man and I want to thank the county for cutting the roads off. It's been a long time since they have been cut off. They did a good job and I want to tell them for myself, I sure appreciate them. Our county has a lot of roads and bridges to maintain and it takes a lot of work and money to keep them up, so thanks Joe and all the workers for a good job.
I have a couple of bushels of potatoes for sale, both Irish and sweet potatoes for sale. Call at 598-6348 if you need any.
A lot of people are still sick. Dellard Couch, Denver Smith, Waymon and Joyce Mills, Edgar Lawson, Marshal Cottingim, and Harley Sibert, so pray for them. The Roots Branch will be going down to the Laurel Creek Nursing Home Thursday night to have church. Remember the ones that have lost a loved one this past week, the "Cookie" France family.
Happy Birthday wishes go out this week to Goldie Cox Griffin on October 26th from family and friends. Also 78, Bradley and Melany Sizemore and Jake Denson and Amber and Del Denson. So happy birthday to all of you and may God bless you all to have many more.
I want to thank the staff of the Enterprise for helping me with my little write up, they are so good to me. Well, I'll stop for this time. May the good Lord bless and keep you and God Bless America and may He forever hold you in His hands.
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We are having beautiful weather lately; the lord is so good to us. All the trees are so pretty in the hills. It's amazing to look at God's creations.
Well, the baby went back home, but we got to keep him for three days and nights. He wants to help me work on the farm machines he carries the tools everywhere. He sure is hard to keep up with, but he is a bundle of joy, and when he goes home I miss him.
There is a lot of work raising the garden, but I like working in the garden. I've already plowed the gardens up. I like for the ground to freeze in the winter. It kills a lot of insects when you till the ground in the winter and it won't be too long until we will be having cold weather.
Well, I got the potatoes dug and if anyone wants any, I've got about four or five bushels of fresh potatoes left and I've got plenty of sweet potatoes. If you want some, call 598-6348.
I got a call this week from my friend, Wanda Jones. She said they would be having their 50th wedding anniversary at the Rawling and Stinson Park from 1 PM to 5 PM, so folks bring a covered dish and come and help them celebrate their anniversary. There will be gospel singing and pickin' and grinin'.
Happy birthday wishes go out to Elana Denson, Kelly Hicks, Donald Lee Hubbard, and Cecil and Matthew Mills. They are twin boys. We wish for you all the best birthday ever, and may God bless you all to have many more.
A lot of people are sick and in need of prayer. Harley Sibert Waymon, Joyce Mills, Edgar Lawson, Dillard Couch, Junior Mills, and Sue Collins. Pray for the ones in the hospitals and the nursery homes. Pray for the families that have lost a loved one this past week. So many are passing from this life, and the main thing people can do is to be ready to go.
Well, I'll stop for this time. May God richly bless you, and God bless America. May He always hold you in His hands.
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Nottinghamshire Archives will temporarily close to the public from Saturday 18 October.
This closure forms part of a £2.5m investment project to extend the archives' building and preserve the county's rich documentary heritage for future generations.
The building is expected to open again in spring 2015. Until then, you can contact the archives service via telephone, email and post. A reprographics service will be available so staff can reproduce copies of documents for the public.
From October 18, you can use the reduced service by calling 0115 9581634, Monday-Friday 9am-5pm or by emailing email@example.com.
Written requests can also be accepted at Nottinghamshire Archives, Castle Meadow Road, Nottingham, NG2 1AG.
You can also continue to explore local history collections in local libraries which host parish registers and other local history sources.
The archives' current building in Castle Meadow Road, Nottingham, was opened by the Princess Royal in 1993 and is almost at full storage capacity.
The county council's extension project will increase storage capacity and secure a further 20 years of extra space for historical archives. It will be built to meet new national archives building standards, and the modernised facilities will have an enhanced focus on digital archives.
There will be a new refreshments area, two meeting rooms and exhibition spaces in the new-look building. There will be opportunities to support further the Friends Group and increase volunteering opportunities as part of the refurbished centre.
We apologise for the inconvenience this closure may cause.
Nottinghamshire Archives will close for essential building works from 12.45pm on Saturday 18 October. We will remain closed until spring 2015.
This work will complete the extension to our strong rooms, a new learning space and a refurbishment of our search room. Check back for more details on our re-opening in 2015.
From 12 August 2014, we will no longer be retrieving documents from the strong rooms at 1.15pm and 1.45pm.
However, we are increasing the number of opportunities to make advance orders during the day:
More information is available on our Visiting the Archives page.
Nottinghamshire Archives will be closed on Saturday 23 August 2014.
Due to the Heritage Open Day event on Saturday 13 September the microfiche search room will be open between 11am and 3pm; however, there will be no original documents produced at all this day. Visitors are, however, welcome to take part in the Heritage Open Day activities on offer: find out more on our Events page.
This free event takes place as part of the annual Heritage Open Days event in September.
Nottinghamshire Archives will be marking the centenary of the First World War at the Heritage Open Days this year.
Sign up using original enlistment papers
Explore censored letters
Find out who survived the war
Children's trail of war-time areoplanes
Performances of original letters from the Front
See a wide selection of images of wartime archives
Display marking the Zeppelin raid on Nottingham including the very spot where the bombs fell: now the site of the archives!
See behind the scenes and explore the Archives.
We will be Saying Goodbye to Nottinghamshire Archives before the building closes in the autumn for the completion of our exciting building project and the unveiling of a new-look service next year.
The Heritage Open Day event takes place on 13 September 2014 from 11 - 3.
Find out more about visiting Nottinghamshire Archives.
Nottinghamshire Archives' new events programme is now available for May - September 2014.
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To find out more, visit our Events page.
Due to works required for the successful completion of our capital project, access to some of our records will be time restricted.
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Orders placed prior to 4pm on Tuesdays will be fulfilled from 9am on Thursday mornings.
Council minutes, reports and similar materials are not affected.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
We are delighted to announce that work to extend and refurbish Nottinghamshire Archives began on 31 March 2014.
From this date the existing car park will close for approximately one year.
The building works are designed to:
secure an additional 20 years of extra storage space for unique archival documents
refurbish the public areas, including a new refreshments area
provide two meeting rooms and enhanced exhibition space.
We apologise for any inconvenience.
Interested in family history? Want to find out more about your local area? Keen to explore your heritage? Then Nottinghamshire Archives is for you!
There are a number of different ways in which you can find out more about the Archives and access our services.
And of course we welcome visitors to our public search room! Find out more, including our opening times, on our Visiting Archives page.
Read our new blog on Nottinghamshire Archives' project From Home to Battlefields of World War I: Nottinghamshire Memorials Project.
In the 1980s Patricia and Maurice Wakefield visited the battlefields and cemeteries of Northern France, and this inspired Patricia Wakefield to start researching into local soldiers who fell in World War I. Over the following years she and her husband made repeated trips to France and Belgium and her research grew into an amazing resource about local soldiers who fought and died in 'Flanders Fields'.
A few years ago Nottinghamshire Archives was fortunate to be offered the documents as a deposit, and with the generous help of the Heritage Lottery Fund we are now able to catalogue and preserve this unique collection of documents and photographs. Our project involves a team of young volunteers who will not only work with the records but will also learn more about the war and its affects.
Our blog provides the latest updates on this project.
Celebrating jubilees, coronations and visits
In 2012 and 2013 the country celebrated the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II and the anniversary of her coronation.
Our new exhibition showcases pictures and images which show how the people of Nottinghamshire have celebrated previous royal jubilees, coronations and visits to Nottinghamshire.
Find out more on our Online Exhibitions page.
£2,568,000 capital funding has been provided by Nottinghamshire County Council to extend Nottinghamshire Archives. This will provide additional archives storage and improved public and learning accommodation. Planning permission has now been granted by Nottingham City Council.
In preparation for the building work to commence, the Car Park will close to the public and staff at a date to be confirmed in the very near future.
During the building work there will be periodic restrictions on access to collections and at the end of the programme a full temporary closure of Nottinghamshire Archives. When more information is available, these dates will be published in the Archives search room, in our email newsletter and on our web pages.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Catalogues for the following collections are newly available on Nottinghamshire Archives' online catalogue:
Explore the online catalogue at nawcat.nottinghamshire.gov.uk.
Details of all records currently available on the catalogue are available on our Catalogue Coverage page.
Wills and inventories are useful resources for researchers.
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Naquag Elementary School, located in Rutland MA, went "hog wild" during the first week of May!
As part of the school's Spring Community Service project, each class was given a challenge to collect $120 in spare change to raise money to purchase pigs.
Over the course of a week and a half, each classroom successfully achieved their goal! In fact, the school raised $3,492.82 and were able purchase 29 pigs!
To celebrate this accomplishment, on May 7th students and staff participated in a "Jog for a Hog" race. Students rejoiced in their efforts, ran alongside their teachers, and had an opportunity to visit Lincoln the pig from Overlook Farm (Heifer Farm). A special school-wide assembly was scheduled for May 9th, whereby the principal, Ms. Herbst, puckered up and kissed a pig!
The end of hunger isn't a fairy tale
Welcome to the Heifer family. Donors, volunteers, recipients and our teams around the world share a common goal: To end hunger and poverty in a sustainable way. It's a lofty goal, but we know it's achievable. Together we are the family that can create this change.
Together we can make cows fly
See stories of how lives are being transformed around the globe through Heifer's work in more than 40 countries.
Heifer is hosting events across the country as part of our "Beyond Hunger: Communities of Change" series. You can see the calendar of events and register for them online. Join us in celebrating Heifer's legacy of creating social change.
Heifer's Work Around the World
See where Heifer is working around the world to end hunger.
Sonoma/Napa Volunteers Increase Heifer's Visibility
Heifer International volunteers may be small in number but have accomplished large things. A recent example was participating in the Heirloom Seed Expo at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa, California.
Fourth Graders Rise to a Challenge
As a school volunteer in a rural county in North Carolina, I offered enrichment to four bright 4th graders on my favorite subjects--poetry, geography, nutrition, astronomy, and history--in six week blocks, ending with a 30 question challenge. If all students outperformed a teacher of their choice on my quiz, I donated $20 to Heifer International. Motivated by the fun of selecting and giving an animal or share, the girls won every challenge! When the students defeated their principal, he too donated $20! In total, these girls raised $120 for animals for other families.
Fill the Barn
Kim, Chairperson of the Social Ministry Committee at Trinity Lutheran Church in Monticello, MN, wrote Heifer International a beautiful letter about her congregation's most recent fundraising effort.
Young Niece Inspires Giving
Ella was a lover of goats, passionate about protecting the environment and committed to the work of Heifer International.
Honey for Heifer
My name is Rogan, I am 16-years old and I have been a beekeeper for nearly four years now. My sister, Sage, and I started beekeeping after being awarded a very generous youth scholarship from the Kansas Honey Producers Association...
The Sound of Frogs
In May 2013, I was travelling to Cambodia with the Heifer team working on training their Community Animal Health Workers...
Read a Book and Raise Some Money
Twenty-seven students at St. John Catholic School in Kansas City participated in Heifer International's Read to Feed program. Together they read nearly 450 books this summer, and by collecting sponsors for the books read, they raised $2,090 for Heifer International! The students generously decided to donate one heifer, three schools of fish, one water buffalo, two llamas, two sheep, one goat, tree seedlings, three rabbits, two beehives, two flocks of chicks, one flock of ducks and one flock of geese! Congratulations and thank you to the students of St. John Catholic School!
A Heifer Farm Volunteer is Uplifted
Groups like the 7th graders from Williston Northampton School in Massachusetts remind me of the importance to keep trying and keep teaching and being certain that ending hunger and poverty and caring for the earth is not a fantasy that Dan West had in 1939 and acted on in 1944. Heifer's mission is an ongoing reality that I am proud to be part of and extremely pleased to share with participants of all ages.
Kiss a Pig!
A small community of 4,000 surpasses their fundraising goal for Heifer International and the resulting consequences are adorable.
Our House Visits Heifer International
Our House, in Little Rock, visited Heifer Ranch with the kids from their youth program.
A Crisis Solved (For a Time)
At an environmental festival, the event table for Heifer International was set up in the same way we had done it hundreds of times before, but this time we were not getting any visitors. Something was wrong.
Country Director Inspires Volunteer
A long-time volunteer explains why she supporters Heifer International.
Change for Change: A Heifer Fundraiser
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The First Congregational Church of Marion, long time Heifer International supporters, created a unique fundraiser.
In Memory of a Beloved Teacher
Becky, a beloved 6th grade teacher at Austin Academy in Garland, TX, passed away a year ago in a tragic motorcycle accident. Her school decided to honor her memory by donating to Heifer International. Becky's co-worker and friend, Mindy, was kind enough to allow us to share their story.
Honey for Chicks
A worker from Heifer came to my library and after the program I was inspired to raise money for Heifer. We sold honey that was fresh from our bees at the library and we reached our goal of $20 to buy some baby chicks!
It Takes a Village
The West Bath School, 150 students Grades K-5, began their 6th annual Read to Feed campaign led by former teacher and now librarian, Mrs. Elena Desjardins (Mrs. D). Three weeks into the campaign, Ethan Reno, a 4th grader, approached Mrs. D saying, "I want to help you inspire more students to join Read to Feed this year because I want to help save more children."
HS West Environmental Club Raises Over $3,000 to Help the Impoverished
The Half Hollow Hills High School West Environmental Club is proud to announce that they were able to raise $3,010 to be donated to Heifer International, a nonprofit organization working to eradicate poverty and hunger through sustainable, values based holistic community development.
Real World Survivor
Our students study ethics with issues of Global Poverty and Hunger through discourse on the Millennium Development Goals. It is a Keystone course for Webster's Global Citizenship program.
Oliver's Artwork Helps End Hunger
My son, Oliver, who is seven years old, was inspired by a friend who was selling home-made cookies in order to donate a flock of chicks to Heifer International. He loved the idea of helping needy families by donating an animal that could provide food as well as a way for the family to make money.
Making Pigs Fly in Papua New Guinea
There appeared to be little hope, the viability of the farm was in serious doubt. Then I read about Heifer International and how they manage to fly various animal's across the globe. "It they can do it, so can we," said one of the students.
Passing On the Gift of Education
By continuously passing on the gift of Education, we continue with the circle of sharing the knowledge and training of Heifer International with the old volunteers and the new volunteers, with the staff and projects, with the participants and new participants. There are enough ways to pass on the gift of education to ensure a world where everyone should have enough.
Students Read to Make a Difference
Students were shocked to learn that 1 in 8 people will go to bed hungry each night. Then they learned about Heifer International-an organization that "provides livestock for struggling families who have few resources and need an ongoing source of income," and how those "gifts help families lift themselves to self-reliance."
The Best Birthday Gift Ever
Our son is about to turn 12, and two months ago he said he wanted to talk to us about his birthday. We thought, "Here we go - what does he want this year?" Instead he shocked and amazed us by saying that he had everything he needed and he would like to donate the money we would have paid on a present for him to charity.
Student "Auctions" Heifer Animals
High school student and 4H member Madden Shanks was motivated by her community service class at Friday Harbor High School to organize a livestock auction to support Heifer International. Having raised livestock through 4H and San Juan County Youth Livestock, Madden knows how important animals can be to struggling families.
East Hampton Church Celebrates Mother's Day Heifer Style
Can you think of a more appropriate day to kick off the Heifer Project than Mother's Day? Heifer is all about mothers, mothers and their babies. Heifer mothers come in all sorts of shapes and sizes from tiny, little fish to….well, big mothers with udders like me. Have you ever seen a finer specimen?


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Bouncing back on the offensive
The BMC Racing Team has had to deal with more than their fair share of bad luck during this Tour of Qatar. Today was no different; however the mood on the team is decidedly more upbeat. "After the unfortunate puncture that lead to Tony Cruz's loss of his position in General Classification, the strategic plan for today was to be represented in100% of the significant breakaways of the 170km stage," Gavin Chilcott reported after the stage. "The riders embraced the plan and found their places near the front of the peloton. They also took
initiative throughout the day and we were well represented in the majority of the moves," Gavin was pleased to relay. John Lelangue reiterated, "It was good to see the guys in shape and fighting for every breakaway."
Crash in the final meters takes out Cruz, others
The deciding breakaway of around 35 riders included Tony Cruz, who has had good legs all week here in Qatar. With no tactical responsibility amidst the larger Pro Tour teams that controlled the breakaway, Tony was able to conserve and focus on the finish. "As he entered the Al Khor Corniche with two kilometres remaining, he found himself with good momentum that brought him to the ideal spot in the sprint on the wheel of New Zealander Julian Dean," Chilcott elaborated. "At 300 meters to go, everything looked perfect." Sadly, Dean became entangled with another rider that resulted in a significant crash that not only included Dean, but also Tony Cruz, a Tinkoff rider, and Dean's lead-out man, Magnus Backstedt, among others.
The team remains upbeat
"So, the day was a significant step in the team's apprenticeship here in Qatar, albeit without an easily-quantifiable end result," Chilcott philosophised. "We're now focused in the final stage of the race, where our plan again will be to stay on the offensive." Martin Kohler, one of the young Swiss neo-pros, said after the race, "I am so angry that I was not in the break today, and I am also sad that this race is almost over. I will attack a lot tomorrow." Chilcott and Lelangue are very pleased with that attitude. "If our young riders complete the Tour of Qatar with a deeper understanding of how the upper echelons of cycling function, and finish with a belief that they will have a place within the top level, then at least one component of our mission here has been fulfilled," Chilcott said.
Tomorrow attack!
"Though the final stage typically ends in a mass sprint, we will certainly be taking part in the race's attacks," Lelangue predicted. "We will also be concentrating some resources on getting one of our three sprinters into a winning position." Lelangue continued, "Today we had some more bad luck which certainly cost Tony a podium place for the stage, but tomorrow is February 1st, so maybe all our January bad luck will be over."


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Partners in Reading
Partners in Reading @ the Carbondale Public Library
"Discovering the World, One Book at a Time"
Partners in Reading is a free program for kids in grades 1-5, and a great volunteer opportunity for college students. Kids explore books and reading activities one-on-one with their reading partners (SIUC and other college students who join the Library Volunteer Corps). Partners select reading materials based on each child's individual interests.
The 8-week program runs each fall (October – early December) and spring (February – April). Each child may sign up for 1 hour per week. Sessions are held at Carbondale Public Library on Wednesdays from 4:00 - 5:00 or Thursdays from 4:30-5:30.
- To register a child or volunteer as a Reading Partner contact Volunteer Coordinator Patrick King: email@example.com . (618) 457-0354, ext. 7.
More Information: Partners in Reading is a free service sponsored by the Carbondale Public Library. This program's goal is to encourage and motivate children to love reading. Partners work individually with the readers. An informal interest inventory will help guide the partner in selecting the best materials for each child. Each week, various activities are used to foster a love of reading. They listen to books on tape, play reading games, learn how to use the card catalog, look at magazines, read aloud and discuss books. Lessons are flexibly organized to accommodate any immediate need or interest a child might have. Although this is not a tutorial project, many of the partners are education majors.
Students may register for the program by phone or in person. Each child may sign up for a one-hour session each week at the library. The schedule can be arranged by the partner and the participant's parents. Each child will keep the same partner for the entire program barring any absences or conflict. Parents are welcome to relax and enjoy reading in the library during their child's lesson.
Literacy is vital to a child's success in school and throughout an entire lifetime. Partners in Reading improves a child's literacy and encourages a love of reading. A reading partner provides an opportunity to open the door to the wonderful world of books.


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Girls' squash has a strong tradition at Berkshire School, and a number of recent graduates have gone on to success at the college level, especially in NESCAC play: Courtney Kollmer '06 at Hamilton; Emily Russell '07 at Bates; Allie Hibbs '09 at Conn College; and Maddie Hunsicker '11 at Colby. Hibbs, who served as captain of the Conn team last season, and Hunsicker, who will take on that role for Colby starting in fall 2013, crossed paths often in the small world of intercollegiate squash. LINK here.
The Lady Bears ended a strong 2012-3 campaign on a note of triumph, finishing 8th at the New England tournament, continuing the improvement shown in the past three seasons. Competing against peer schools in western New England, the Bears fought their way to a 8-5 match record, including wins against Kingswood-Oxford, Kent, Williston, Canterbury and Millbrook, and close losses to Suffield and Hotchkiss.In addition to our demanding interscholastic schedule, we play at least one team tournament during the season and culminate with the NEISA championships.
This year's team anticipates strong leadership, gritty play and international flair from five rising seniors: Michaelann Denton (Jamaica), Serena Menges (New York), Edeline Loh (Singapore), Allie Brazo (Connecticut) and Clementina Davila (Mexico). With lots of energy around the sport and a seasoned crew of leaders, the Lady Bears are poised for continuing success on the squash courts.
A number of recent alums continue their squash careers in college. Click here to read an article in which they share their fond memories of Berkshire and their advice for success at the collegiate level.
DK got a story about squash published by Squashsite365.com - read it here!


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Sparkling color takes center stage in this flaming carnelian enhancer. Swirling ornate sterling silver scrollwork surrounds a faceted carnelian gemstone. Add new warmth to both sweaters and dresses when you wear this incandescent gem. Enhancer measures 2" long x 1-1/4" wide. Made in America with gemstones from around the world.
In the garden, the first colorful buds emerge with spring. Blooms unfold, vines curl across the earth, and summer is a bounty of growth. Autumn brings the year's first chill and leaves that flame orange and red. At year's end, filigreed fingers of frost unscroll along window panes and the sky glows with a lovely winter's blue.
Like all fine jewelry, Carolyn Pollack Sterling Silver Jewelry should be handled carefully. Store jewelry in a plastic bag, dry and wrapped in tissue paper, when not being worn or displayed. Clean sterling silver with a silver polishing cloth when necessary, but never subject to chlorine, silver dips, chemical solutions or ultrasonic cleaners, as these substances can cause the genuine gemstones to discolor. Never wear jewelry in a swimming pool.