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According to Divorce Magazine, "Statistics tell us that about half of all marriages now end in divorce."
Here's how the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and National Center for Health Statistics measure this question:
Marriage and Divorce (Data are for the United States, in 2003)
According to the National Marriage Project at Rutgers University (led by David Popenoe and Barbara Dafoe Whitehead), the most authoritative group tracking and analyzing these numbers:
The American divorce rate today is more than twice that of 1960, but has declined slightly since hitting the highest point in our history in the early 1980s.
We need to clarify these figures.
Sociologists correctly calculated the "50 percent" figure as a reasonably accurate projection of future trends.
Actually, marriages formed today have about a 41 to 43 percent chance of ending in divorce.
Some pundits have challenged the "50 percent of all marriages ending in divorce" statement. These skeptics explain that 50 percent is a flawed figure because people have wrongly arrived at it by comparing the number of marriages in one year to the number of divorces. They claim this 50 percent number is flawed because it doesn't consider all the marriages that already exist and stay intact.
Scott Stanley, a leading marriage scholar from the University of Denver, explains why this explanation is wrong:
No serious demographer ever looked at the approx 2.4 mil marriages a year and 1.2 mil divorces a year to arrive at the 50% number. That is a misunderstanding that began early in the debate about what the divorce rate really is—a misunderstanding that is, unfortunately, widely perpetuated.
No serious demographer ever looked at the approx 2.4 mil marriages a year and 1.2 mil divorces a year to arrive at the 50% number. That is a misunderstanding that began early in the debate about what the divorce rate really is—a misunderstanding that is, unfortunately, widely perpetuated.
The calculation sociologists use to derive this 50 percent figure is very detailed. Stanley explains why 40 to 50 percent is a correct projection of divorce likelihood:
The 40-50% number comes from detailed analyses of various population demographics, including ages, divorce rates by ages, lifespan projections, etc. It represents a sophisticated projection—much like the projected life span projections for babies being born today. As with any projection, the number could change if conditions in society change, but it is a very valid projection under current conditions.5
The 40-50% number comes from detailed analyses of various population demographics, including ages, divorce rates by ages, lifespan projections, etc. It represents a sophisticated projection—much like the projected life span projections for babies being born today. As with any projection, the number could change if conditions in society change, but it is a very valid projection under current conditions.
Some demographic groups have a much higher than average divorce rate, while other demographic groups have a much lower risk. But, taken all together, the projection of a marriage starting out today ending in divorce is 41 to 43 percent.
The announcement comes with a thud, even when you may be expecting it. "Mom, Dad, my husband (or wife) and I are getting divorced!"
What do you say? What went wrong? As shocking as a divorce may be, you can navigate through the changes that come with your child's divorce announcement and help him or her through this trying time.
If there is any chance to help the couple receives counseling, seek reconciliation or postpone divorce through a separation period, encourage them to do so. Your stable wisdom in the midst of emotional turmoil could save the marriage.
Unfortunately, often the couple has already decided to divorce, and your reaction is important. First, you may want to have a good cry. You are grieving the loss of dreams and a marriage. You may also find yourself feeling shock, anger, guilt, shame and powerlessness. Get your thoughts and emotions in order before responding or reacting. Your child will need your stability.
Divorce seldom ends with a decree from a judge. Fractured emotions and fault-finding often get tangled with issues such as the division of property, custody of children and visitation rights.
Consider how your role could change with those involved. How can you stay connected? What will family mean after the divorce is final? Help make it as smooth as possible.
Invest healthy energy in deciding how you can be a positive influence by standing as a role model for them. This is a great time to illustrate what age, maturity and experience can do when melded with God's love. Carefully choose your words and actions in these volatile times and defuse the emotions, pain and confusion through your example.
Battles regarding custody and visitation can be brutal. Your reactions can lessen the trauma.
Blame doesn't really matter or help. It just gets in the way. Blaming, and all that accompanies it, will thwart the process of forgiveness, reconciliation and healthy healing.
You may be the only godly example among everyone involved who shows what it means to forgive and forget. You can also show them how to learn from the past and build more soundly for the times ahead.
There are practical considerations that may affect you and your household directly. Prepare for them in advance to avoid the consequences. The decisions you make can be the difference between enabling problems to continue or empowering your child to make healthy changes.
For example, what about your child moving back home? Some counselors caution parents about the implications that come with putting out either a "Vacancy" or "No Vacancy" sign. Perhaps your child should explore other options, such as moving into a smaller apartment or taking on tenants, instead of returning home.
How much financial or material support can/should you offer? Consider conditions on your help, such as whether your giving should be a gift or a loan, and for how long. Other legal and financial questions must also be considered, such as your will and raising grandchildren, directly or indirectly, if the need arises.
How you respond to these questions and what boundaries you set could make the difference in decisions your child must make, such as whether or not to reconcile if she knows she can't run back home. Can divorce be avoided if you say no to them in a firm and loving way? Seek advice from trusted church leaders or a counselor.
Harv Herman, pastor of the over-50 Prime Ministers at New Life Church in Colorado Springs, identifies two keys for parents helping children through divorce.
"First, give advice only when asked," Marv says. "It's too easy to want to tell them how to run their lives, and it can cause problems in your relationship if you do. Ask for their permission before speaking to them, even about critical issues.
"Second, pray," he says. "Intercede for them. Pray about everything, including whether or not to give them counsel. Your peace of mind, and theirs, is at stake.
"Pray like you've never prayed before for them," Marv says. "Your wisdom and knowledge of life give you a special perspective. Thus, your prayers can be more effective than anything lawyers, marriage counselors and judges can do."
Help them reconcile if at all possible, keep a stable mind, prepare for change, forgive and set boundaries as your child and grandchildren go through divorce. Then influence them for good as you model godliness, and you will make it through this season together.
My heart broke the day my mom told me she didn't love my dad anymore. It was June, without a cloud in the sky on that hot Arizona day. After completing my sophomore year of college in California, I decided to go home for a weekend visit with my parents. As always, it was nice visiting my family, but at the same time something didn't feel right. Shortly before I left to go back, my mom asked me to take a walk around our block. The walk was mostly silent, and then, without looking at me, she dropped the bomb.
My body felt numb. Was I dreaming? Her words repeated over and over in my head, but they wouldn't sink into my heart. Stunned and silent, my only thought was "why?" - why in the world was this happening to my family? Filled with anger, I got in my car and drove back to California. I cried almost the entire way.
You have to know some things about my family to understand why this came as an overwhelming shock. Up until this point, I believed I had a perfect family. I know that sounds unrealistic, but my friends constantly told me how lucky I was to have parents who raised my brother and me in a Christian home. They were surprised my parents were still married and that we actually did "family things" together. They said we resembled something out of a 1950s television show.
No matter the situation, Mom was an optimistic person. I learned the importance of selflessness through the countless times I saw her extend a hand to friends, elderly, and the homeless. Dad had a wonderful sense of humor and no matter how busy he was, he always went out of his way to help people. Their marriage was no different. They hardly ever fought, and often they would kiss and cuddle in front of my brother and me just so we would get embarrassed. Although I hardly acknowledged it, deep within I appreciated their example of love.
As I started to prepare for college, this normality of my parent's life began to change. Mom often appeared distant and confused. Dad said she was having a "midlife crisis." I had no idea what this meant, but to try and solve the problem, Mom moved out of our house for some time away. One month later she moved back in, yet the next two years became a familiar roller coaster. As a teenager I couldn't comprehend what was inside her. All I saw was her walking farther away from God and Dad trying harder to stop her.
After that walk around the block, Mom left again, only this time she never returned. Less than five months later, after 23 years of marriage, my parents were divorced. The people I had admired most throughout my life had broken my trust. As my life shattered to pieces, sorrow, anger, and a feeling of betrayal filled my heart.
Unfortunately, stories like mine are becoming too common today - even among the well known. In a recent article, top Christian female singer Jaci Velasquez told of her parent's recent breakup. When the interviewer noted how devastating it must have been, Jaci replied, "It was horrible. I secluded myself from everybody and everything, and was angry with God. I prayed, 'How could you let this happen?' I was sure it was my fault." For years people have shown concern for young children when they suffer a parents divorce. But what if you're a young adult, such as Jaci Velasquez, or myself, and your parents divorce? As a young woman you have enough to handle and adjust to in your life when abruptly you can be forced to deal with something you never expected, nor ever asked for. In my situation, I desired my reaction to be godly, but the divorce brought struggles I didn't know how to handle emotionally, socially, or spiritually. Following, are the five biggest struggles I encountered and the way God taught me to handle each one:
The Pain. Out of all my struggles, this was the deepest and most difficult one. There were nights I cried for hours. I couldn't understand how this happened to my "perfect" family, and why it had to hurt me so badly. Desperate for answers, I pored over the Bible and found that the emotions I felt - betrayal, fear, anger, and hurt - Jesus felt too. He felt betrayed when his close friend Peter denied knowing Him; He agonized in a garden over the pain of His coming death; His anger ushered forth as He drove merchants out of temple courts; and He hurt deeply for the people He would die for on the cross.
My heartache could have easily led me away from God, but instead I turned to Him and pressed on despite the pain. In return, His understanding of pain and the fact that He loved me comforted me and began to heal me.
Isolation. When difficult things happen in my life I tend to keep to myself. The problem with this is that I found myself feeling depressed and growing bitter because of the anger I held inside. Eventually I started talking to a couple of close friends. Sometimes I talked so much I was afraid my best friend was getting tired of hearing about my problems, but she reassured me that she wanted to be there for me no matter what. It's important to remember not to isolate yourself from others. Talk with a trusted friend or adult and continue in your normal activities. Express your feelings because keeping them inside may cause bitterness and may damage your future relationships. Also consider recording your thoughts in a journal to God, honestly telling Him how you feel.
Who's at Fault? Sometimes I wondered if the divorce was either my fault or God's fault. Through the counsel of friends I realized the divorce was not my fault, nor God's fault, but rather the product of a person's sin. Humans are selfish and sometimes make selfish decisions, forcing others to deal with consequences of pain. Once I understood this, my anger turned to grief and I found myself on my knees asking God to help my parents with what they were going through. Don't ever believe the lie that the divorce is your fault or that you should be able to somehow stop it.
Taking Sides. Although I knew my parent's divorce was wrong, I couldn't stop loving either one of them. My parents said they would never get me caught in the middle of their divorce, yet whenever conflict arose I felt obligated to either take a side or to somehow "keep the peace" in my family. I also found myself feeling responsible for their emotional well being. I learned that I couldn't play referee, or gossip to one parent about the other. This also involved being honest with my parents about my thoughts and feelings.
The Forgiveness Factor. Forgiveness is one struggle I still deal with today. After three years of heartache and confusion the pain hasn't completely gone away. Once in awhile a memory will pop into my head and I'll feel anger toward my parents, knowing the scars will always remain. But just as Jesus forgave those who hurt Him, I am also called to forgive those who hurt me. Repeatedly in the New Testament God stresses the significance of forgiveness. To Him forgiveness is not an option, but rather a command of obedience. Because in any case forgiveness can be a challenge, I pray and ask God for strength. I ask Him to change my heart to be graceful toward others, just as He is graceful toward me. Daily as I choose to forgive and not become bitter, negative feelings flow away and peace floods my heart.
I was married this past year, and while my relationship with my husband is amazing, sometimes I fear our marriage will end up like my parent's marriage. But just as I had a choice in how I reacted to my parent's divorce, I have a choice in how I will handle my marriage and my walk with God. When I go to prayer I ask God to heal families who are struggling to hold on, and to keep families strong who are already grounded in Him. I ask Him to help me love, forgive, and obey Him in all circumstances especially concerning my own family. I won't allow my parent's divorce to destroy my new marriage or to destroy me. Rather, I will allow it to change me into a person who bears good fruit so in the end I will have joy and God will be glorified. Despite the pain and the past, with God, I can face the future. And so can you.
Birds chirped outside the window in the branches of the flowering locust tree. Spring hung in the air but not in my heart. I sat in the second row of the classroom watching my oldest daughter, 5-year-old Ashley, file into the room with the other students dressed for their preschool graduation.
The ceremony began. I scarcely heard a word, however, as I watched my child and wondered how the events of the previous 18 months would affect her. Her dad had left our home when Ashley was 3, her sister, Courtney, was 1 and I was pregnant with her brother, Clint. My mind retraced the events. Afraid to face what lay ahead on my own, I had surrendered my life to Christ. I prayed, "I give You not just this situation, but I give You my whole life."
Then I had read everything I could get my hands on and pulled godly people around me for counsel. In Love Life for Every Married Couple, author Ed Wheat talked about three options every couple face during crises in marriage: get divorced, remain in a bad situation or stay together and make things better. I had chosen to stay, but eventually my husband served me divorce papers.
The teacher in front of me finished her words, then had the children stand to receive their diplomas: "Now students, take your diplomas to your parents."
Ashley stood, head held high. She reached with enthusiasm to accept her certificate, then she walked toward me, smiling. She stopped and turned toward the rear of the room where her dad sat. She headed toward him. She stopped again and turned back toward me. Her eyes met mine, and in that moment I saw every question and hurt and uncertainty she felt over her home breaking apart. What do I do? Whom do I run to? Where do I belong? I smiled and nodded for her to take the diploma to her dad, her quandary fixed for the moment.
Ashley has just turned 18. Long ago she outgrew her yellow bows, and her little curls have turned to long brown tresses. She will soon graduate again, this time from high school. How have I managed to raise her and her siblings by myself for more than 14 years?
God has truly remained faithful to me and my family over these years, and He will continue to guide us to the end of the journey. Yet there's still a degree of sadness in my heart. I've given my children the best of everything I could at home, school and church. But I can never give them solid tools for loving and for resolving conflict that come from two parents committed to keeping their home together. To try to mend the torn places in a child from a divorced home is similar to patching a torn piece of fabric: It can be repaired, but it will never be like new.
Ashley recently ran in her cross-country regionals and won first place. My heart swelled with the same pride I have known since my first hour of becoming a mom. But as I watched her cross the finish line, I felt another all-too-familiar emotion, which caused me to pause. Ashley stumbled toward her dad and leaned on his shoulder as he helped her walk out the strenuous race she had just run. She looked over at me, despite her pain, and I saw that same look of uncertainty I had seen in her face at age 5. What do I do? Whom do I run to? Where do I belong?
If I could accomplish one thing with my life, it would be to stamp out divorce. I have seen the devastation it causes. I know why God says in Malachi 2:16, "I hate divorce." He knows and I know that divorce is not the way it was meant to be — not for the mother or the father or the children.
My husband and I separated, then divorced, almost 2 and a half years ago. Our son is now 4 years old, and he's asking questions about why his Mommy and Daddy don't live together anymore. His Dad and I both explained that we love him very much, that we still care about each other, but we just don't live together. My son visits his Dad every other weekend and talks to him regularly on the phone. But lately I've noticed that he's becoming angry about being separated from me for a few days. And now he's showing more aggressive behavior at the preschool. We don't want this to become a bigger issue -- what do you suggest we do?
It's not unusual for children whose parents have recently divorced to have adjustment problems. Many kids experience anxiety or depression, and some even engage in aggressive or destructive behavior. If you think about it from your son's perspective, his world has been turned upside down. His sense of safety and security was severely compromised at a very early age, and now you are observing how your divorce has impacted him emotionally.
You may not want to hear this, but the research on the long-term effects of divorce on children isn't very pretty. A significant percentage of kids from divorced homes struggle with depression, academic difficulties, drug and alcohol abuse, and other problems. Many of them have difficulty establishing or maintaining intimate relationships.
I'll be straight with you, Stacy: The best way to help your son is to reconcile with your husband. You said you've been divorced for two years...the fact is that most couples who split up these days are involved in what we therapists refer to as "low conflict" divorces. In other words, their relationship didn't end because of abuse or unfaithfulness -- these couples simply say that they "grew apart" or "fell out of love."
I don't know if that's your story, but if it is, I would challenge you and your husband to consider what is best for your son. How much effort did you put into working through your problems? You obviously were in love once...is it possible that the two of you could put any pride or resentment aside and seriously commit to six months of counseling with an experienced marital therapist? Only you know the answer to that question.
If reconciliation is impossible or one of you has re-married, then you're going to need to do everything in your power to help your son adjust. He will need an extra measure of your love, your reassurance, and especially your time. You'll need to help him learn to express his feelings of anger and sadness in appropriate ways. My colleague Dr. Archibald Hart has written an excellent book that will help you guide your son through the healing process. It's titled Helping Children Survive Divorce. You can order this book online in our Resource Center or by calling our ministry's toll free number 1/800/A-FAMILY (1/800/232-6459).
Thanks for writing, Stacy. I pray that you will seek God's leading in the decisions that lie ahead.


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#1 Sun 25 Nov 12 1:12pm
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Thinking of those in the UK!
Hi guys,
I am busy watching the news about the flooding! Looks really bad! I hope that everyone is keeping safe and warm!!
Keep us updated those of you that are being affected!
#2 Sun 25 Nov 12 1:46pm
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Re: Thinking of those in the UK!
Hope you are all ok! Stay safe.
#3 Sun 25 Nov 12 1:59pm
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Re: Thinking of those in the UK!
thank you ,I too am thinking of those in the areas that are flooded ,the rain and wind have been bad and the floods are confined more to specific areas rather than the whole of the UK so the majority of the people are OK .
In most places , flood waters tend to retreat reasonably quickly but it the devestation that gets let behind that affects those in flooded areas that is hard to cope with.
I have checked on my friend in Cornwall and she has had a tree down and also plenty of large branches blown from the trees on her land but n flooding where she is .
Where my sister in law lives near Bristol she has had some flooding in the area around her and the road had been closed , she is OK and has no idea how bad the flood is locally to her and no idea when the road will again be opened.
There is more rain on the way ,
Next week we are told will be start with rain then there will be less rain but much colder.
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#4 Sun 25 Nov 12 3:03pm
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Re: Thinking of those in the UK!
I hope everyone is safe. Hope the rain goes away.
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"Is it frowned upon due to not being traditional?"
I would have to say yes to that statement just because - Trad bows are supposed to be just that.
On the other hand - there is also a bunch of 'bow dynamics' (if you will) involved. Quite a lot of posts on this thread are about wanting to shoot off the shelf of a center shot riser. It's really not built to do that so unless you build up your own shelf - your arrow is going to be pointed way to the right and low of where it should be. It is a compound bow riser with traditional recurve limbs bolted onto it and is designed to use a rest that positions the arrow above the shelf and to the left.
Another dynamic is the fact that when you shoot with a release the 'paradox'
changes from left-to-right to up-and-down. So if you try to shoot off the shelf with a release your arrow is basiclly going to be bouncing up and down on the shelf untill it clears it. When you shoot with fingers the arrow (if spined right) flex's around the riser then goes on its merry way.
JMO - if you want to shoot a center shot metal riser'd recurve then put a good rest (springy, plunger, center rest flipper etc) on it. You will love the way it shoots for you. If you want to shoot Trad off the shelf - you need to stick with Trad wood bows.
p.s. I have a Damon Howat and a Jag takedown - the Howat is set up off the shelf and the Jag has a N.A.P. Centerest Plunger on it. They both shoot GREAT.
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Consumer Reports gets nostalgic with a historical view of the Ford Mustang. The car was first tested 50 years ago and now the Consumer Reports team is putting 2015 Ford Mustang through its paces.
Marching bands from across the Northwest competed at Yakima County Stadium today.
Donations haven't declined, but the quality has. About one in five donations never go on sale.
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Franklin football team holds off furious Oak Creek rally
"Great teams don't back down ever."
Franklin football coach Louis Brown was not referring to his squad in the post-game huddle on a frigid and windy Halloween night in Oak Creek, but to his hosts and opponents, the Knights.
The Sabers built a 31-0 lead early in the third quarter but then had to hang on for their lives as behind senior quarterback Steve Stilwell, the Knights kept coming back and cutting the deficit only to fall a bit short in a wild 38-34 WIAA Division 1, level 2 playoff game loss to Franklin.
"We expected a game from them and to their credit, they were determined to make a game of it," said Brown. "They were down two key players early (defensive backs Elijah Strong and Doran Turchin). They're devatstated over there, but they still kept playing."
The win advanced the defending state D1 finalist Sabers (9-2) to a level 3 game at the bracket's top seed Marquette (9-2), next Friday. The Hilltoppers advanced with a win over Kenosha Indian Trail.» Read Full Article
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The fight for a championship trophy continued in cold and windy conditions on Halloween night Oct. 31 as Level 2 of the WIAA playoffs kicked off.
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A ramp in the Hale Interchange that has been closed since Oct. 20 will reopen ahead of schedule Friday, according to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.
The ramp from northbound I-43 to eastbound I-894 had been expected to reopen Monday, according to the DOT.
The early reopening will affect plans for other closures that are part of the Hale Interchange project.
■ The ramp connecting northbound I-43 to northbound I-894 will not be closing as anticipated. There will be lane closures instead.
■ The southbound I-43 ramp to State Highway 100 will be closing early Sunday morning. It had been expected to close Nov. 5.» Read Full Article
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Check back Friday for photos and gameday coverage of the Division 2 semifinal between Brookfield East and Pulaski as well as the Division 1 semifinal between Menomonee Falls and Beloit Memorial.
Root River Theatre continues local talent search for winter production
new Root River Theatre Company continues to seek actors for its first production, "Christmas Shorts," this winter.Franklin — The
Auditions for the production were held earlier this week, but the community theatre is still considering applicants to fill a few vacancies in the play.
The theatre is looking for two men and two women, who can fulfill roles as adults in their late 20s and 30s.
Individuals interested in auditioning are encouraged to contact the theatre by visiting www.rootrivertheatre.com or by calling (414) 301-9246.
The final production of "Christmas Shorts" will be held on December 10 and 11 in Gus' Mexican Cantina, 6514 S. Lovers Lane Road.» Read Full Article
Man hits workers with gravel because construction made it difficult to get into his driveway
A man was warned by police after he hit construction workers when construction had made it difficult to get into his driveway Sept. 30.
According to the Oak Creek police report:
A construction worker in the 6500 block of South Howell Avenue called police to report a man driving a vehicle spun his tires, causing gravel to hit his employees about 8:15 a.m. Sept. 30.
The construction worker told police that he confronted the suspect about his reckless driving and the man said he did it intentionally.
Police spoke to the man when he returned to the area about 9:10 a.m., and the man said he was upset because the construction workers were pouring concrete and making it difficult to get into a driveway. He also said he "may have accelerated too hard," causing excessive dust.» Read Full Article
Helicopter helps place HVAC units on Meijer at Drexel Town Square
Oak Creek — A helicopter helped place 25 rooftop HVAC units on the new Meijer being constructed at Drexel Town Square on Tuesday, Oct. 28.
The City of Oak Creek posted a video and a photo gallery to its Facebook page of the helicopter lifting HVAC units one-by-one onto the Meijer roof.
Meijer is expected to open spring or early summer of 2015.
Elderly resident with asthma trapped in elevator at Country View Retirement Home
Oak Creek — The Oak Creek Fire Department and police responded to a report that an elevator was stuck, the doors wouldn't open and a resident was trapped inside at Country View Retirement Home, 10507 S. Chicago Road, at about 4:35 p.m. Oct. 22.
While the units were responding, police dispatch received a 911 call reporting that the trapped resident had asthma and was panicking. Fire department personnel were able to get the elevator doors open, and the resident was treated at the scene for an asthma attack.
Building residents cited after fight breaks out about mail
Several residents of a building in South Milwaukee were cited Sept. 29 after a fight about stolen mail.
According to the South Milwaukee police report:
A 36-year-old man and 25-year-old woman accused a 25-year-old man and 25-year-old woman in another apartment of stealing their mail in a building in the 1300 block of Monroe Avenue at 3:46 p.m. Sept. 29.
Glass was broken during the confrontation.
All four were cited for disorderly conduct, and one woman was also cited for criminal damage to property.
Poll: Who will win Level 2 game: Franklin or Oak Creek?
Southeast Conference foes Franklin and Oak Creek are set for a Division 1 football showdown Oct. 31.
With a chance for a state football title on the line, which team do you think will come out victorious?
In their portion of the Division 1 bracket, Oak Creek is seeded No. 2 and Franklin is seeded No. 3.
In their matchup earlier this year at Oak Creek, the Knights took the win over the Sabers, 20-12.
Raising the American flag(s): support for Greendale Veterans Memorial remains strong
Greendale — The fight for a veterans memorial on school district property is not over, supporters for the project told the Greendale School Board on Monday night, Oct. 27.
Since the board's decision earlier this month to reject an agreement that would allow construction of a memorial on district property, there has been a public demonstration of support for the project.
Supporters of the memorial have since planted miniature American flags at the corner of Broad Street and Southway — the proposed location for the memorial — as a sign of respect for the village's veterans and as a form of protest against the board's decision.
Members of the Greendale Veterans Memorial Committee attended Monday's school board meeting to ask for reconsideration of the proposal, although the issue was not included on the agenda for formal discussion.
The board rejected a memorandum of understanding with the committee in a 3-2 vote Tuesday, Oct. 7, citing safety and accessibility concerns.» Read Full Article
In a new proposed OCFSD course, students would build a house
Oak Creek — Oak Creek-Franklin school board members will vote in December on a new proposed course called Knight Construction for fall 2015 in which students would build a house in the city and then sell it to a prospective resident.
Matt Lonergan, a technology and engineering teacher at Oak Creek High School, proposed the course during a school board meeting on Monday, Oct. 27 with Chad Evenson, district curriculum coordinator. Lonergan has a contractors license.
Students would travel to a lot in Oak Creek that the district had purchased and build the home with local subcontractors from beginning to end. The proposed course would run for the duration of seventh and eighth period.
The district would front initial building costs with the intention of earning it back when the home is eventually sold. The school would act as the LLC to acquire a building permit.
Lonergan spoke with three school districts who have similar programs in Oconomowoc, Hartford and Sheboygan.
Suburban roundup: Week one of the WIAA football postseason
Blowouts, nailbiters, rising stars and a mud bowl mashup. Such is the story of the kickoff weekend of the WIAA football playoffs.
A roundup of our coverage:
-Initial Reaction podcast: Examining week one matchups.
-Mukwonago duked it out against Hartford in a muddy march of the old-school, smashmouth gameplan, winning 29-6.
-Turnovers spelled the end of Sussex Hamilton's playoff hopes. The Chargers lost 23-16 to Waunakee.» Read Full Article
Franklin defense locks down Kenosha Bradford
The Franklin offensive line gets all the attention on game days. However, it's what the massive group does during the week to the defense that has the Sabers on track with a rematch with their oldest rival.
Franklin stayed in control from the beginning to eliminate Kenosha Bradford from the football postseason, cruising to a 24-7 Friday night in a WIAA Division 1, Level 1 matchup. The Sabers advanced to Level 2 where they will face arch rival Oak Creek next Friday night at Oak Creek.
"I don't know if we have ever played them in the playoffs," said Franklin coach Louis Brown. "Either way, it won't take much to get the guys ready for this one."
Franklin fell short in their regular season matchup back in September, 20-12. The two ultimately shared the Southeast Conference title.
Nursing a slim 10-0 lead to start the third quarter, the Sabers leaned on junior running back Gavin Boeck to put the Red Devils away. He picked up a pair of first downs before a promising drive began to stall. Back-to-back fumbles were quickly recovered to keep the drive alive as Boeck scored from 1-yard out.» Read Full Article
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The fight for a championship trophy started Oct. 24 as Level 1 of the WIAA playoffs kicked off.
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Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Infinity 6912M by Buck Pomerantz Infinity's marine speakers bring superior sound to your boat. Strong, weather-resistant materials and precise construction ensure these high-performance speakers will keep the party going for years to come. The Infinity 6912M 6"x9" speakers feature a polypropylene woofer cone bonded to a tough, UV-resistant rubber surround. This design delivers full bass response, while maintaining excellent resistance to sunlight and moisture. The corrosion-proof, cast-polymer basket shrugs off deterioration caused by salt, moisture, and UV rays, while the stylish non-removable grille is specially treated to retain its shiny chrome finish. The grille-mounted 1-1/4" tweeter offers excellent high-frequency projection. Infinity seals the front of the woofer cone along with the speaker's magnet structure for extra protection against moisture. Stainless steel mounting hardware is included. See more info on this item Highlights:2-way 6"x9" marine speakers (pair)polypropylene woofer cone with UV-resistant rubber surroundgrille-mounted 1-1/4" polypropylene semi-dome tweetercast-polymer basket and stainless steel mounting hardwarepower range: 2-100 watts RMSfrequency response: 36-20,000 Hzsensitivity: 96 dB @2.83Vpeak power handling: 300 wattstop-mount depth: 3-1/16"warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Priced per pair Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs General Design 2-way Tweeter Design 1.25" Semi-dome Tweeter Composition Poly Woofer Composition Polyproylene Woofer Surround Rubber Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Specifications Sensitivity 96 dB Frequency Response 36 - 20k Hz RMS Power Range (Watts) 2-100 Peak Power Handling (Watts) 300 Impedance (Ohms) 4 Top-mount Depth (Inches) 3 1/16 Bottom-mount Depth (Inches) N/A Cutout Diameter or Length (inches) 0 Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Two 2-way 6x9" marine speakers (each speaker has a non-removable grille) 8 Stainless self-tapping screws 8 Stainless speed clips 2 Self-adhesive foam-strips Instructions Warranty card Infinity sticker Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. 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Installed in my boat with a set of 6 1/2's and just pushing them with a head unit and it sounds just as good as my system in my small truck with amps. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 lnfinity 6912m Written By jrod, holgate ohio on Tuesday, July 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have not installed them yet but a friend has them on his motorcycle mounted in the inside of the saddle bags towards the tire on his kawasaki with a small amp and even with loud exhaust you can hear these speakers great! That was the reason I purchased the 6912m speakers Pros: Sound great , look good too! Cons: I haven't found any yet 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Infinity 6912M Written By Bobby, Beaumont, Texas on Tuesday, July 02, 2013 Great speakers! I installed 2 on my pontoon boat. Loved them so much I added 2 more. The cutouts in the shipping box worked great for templates. Pros: Great sound and price. Cons: I would of preferred a white grill, but they still look good. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Infinity 6912M Written By Scott C, Lake Charles, LA on Thursday, July 05, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very nice speakers. Look great and sound great. Pros: Look great and sound great. No problem so far. Cons: Didn't have a template for mounting on the boat. I could have used that in order to cut and drill when mounting the speakers. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 WOW!!!!! Written By Ingram254, Ft. Hood, TX on Tuesday, April 17, 2012 They feel cheap when you pick them up but omg, I bought a pair of these for my radio cooler and wow do they scream. I couldnt ask for anything louder. And I have them hooked up to a little 2channel 400watt dual amp........totally worth the buy if your on the river or lake and love LOUD MUSIC Pros: Everything. 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- Storage shelf beneath the bassinet creates a storage area for feeding and changing necessities and toys.
- Overall unit measures 32 inches L x 32 inches W x 49 inches H, 31 inches from the rim of the bassinet to the floor, base measures 18 inches L x 22.75 inches W x 20 inches H.
- Bedding set is polyester/cotton and machine washable.Tumble dry medium, warm iron if needed.
- Bassinet is for use up to 20 lbs. (9.09 kg), 3-4 months, or until Baby can push up, roll over, or sit unassisted (whichever age, weight, or activity limit comes first).
- Assembles with a screwdriver. Illustrated instructions included.
- Additional poly/cotton sheets sold separately in packages of two.
- Please assemble this bassinet in the room where you intend to use it unless your doorways are wider than 32 inches .
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Book your room at Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino
Room, Resort View (Adult Exclusive – Marina Hotel)Max Occupancy: 2 guests
Room (Island View -Adult Exclusive – Marina)Max Occupancy: 2 guests
Executive Suite-Adult ExclusiveMax Occupancy: 2 guests
Suite, 1 Bedroom (Island View – Ocean Suites )Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Room, Ocean View (Adult Exclusive – Marina Hotel)Max Occupancy: 2 guests
Suite, 1 Bedroom, Ocean View ( – Ocean Suites)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Two distinct resorts and Aruba's only private island
With a stay at Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino, you'll be centrally located in Oranjestad, steps from Fort Zoutman and Parliament Building.
This 4-star resort is within close proximity of Convention Centre and Seaport Village Mall.
Make yourself at home in one of the 556 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Satellite programming provides entertainment, and wired and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments, and facials. You can soak up the sun at the private beach or enjoy other recreational amenities including a casino and a health club. Additional amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and supervised childcare/activities.
This resort offers both all-inclusive and room-only rates. Meals and beverages at onsite dining establishments are included in all-inclusive rates. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities.
Grab a bite at one of the resort's 5 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Thirsty? Quench your thirst at a beach bar, a poolside bar, or a swim-up bar.
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, a computer station, and express check-in. Event facilities at this resort consist of a conference center, conference space, and meeting rooms.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Renovations & Closures
- Select guestrooms
At your hotel
All inclusive
Guests can book rooms at Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino for a rate that is either for the room only or for all-inclusive. All-inclusive rates are higher because they include onsite food and beverages in the room rate (some restrictions may apply).
Gratuities and taxes
Gratuities and taxes are included.
Food and beverages
- All buffet and à la carte meals, snacks, and beverages included
- Dining availability limited at one or more venues
- Limited gourmet or à la carte dining
- Surcharges for bottled wine and bottled liquor
Kids' club
- Open from 10 AM until 4:30 PM
Not included
- Airport transfers
- Childcare
- Minibar
- Motorized water sports
- Premium and/or non-domestic beverages
- Room service
- Scuba-diving certification
- Scuba-diving excursions
- Snorkeling excursions
- Spa/beauty facilities and services
- Wireless Internet access
- Offsite tours
At your hotel
A spa in the Marina Hotel section contains a couples room, complimentary men's and women's saunas, and a relaxation lounge with candles and orchids.The spa's complimentary sea-view, air-conditioned, 24-hour fitness center contains cardio and weight machines and free weights. (Another fitness center is on the Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino's private island.) The Marina Hotel also features a business center.The Marina Hotel section includes the indoor Renaissance Mall, with about 60 boutiques, luxury-goods shops, beachwear shops, and a beauty salon. The Ocean Suites section includes the casual, open-air Renaissance Marketplace, with about 40 shops, 15 restaurants and cafés, a mini-market, an Internet center, and a beauty salon. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) is available in Papagayo Bar & Grill on the resort's private island, in both of the resort's lobbies, and at the Marina Hotel pool bar. Two computers with high-speed Internet access (surcharge) are in the spa.Guestrooms, including balconies and corridors, at Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino are nonsmoking. Smoking is still allowed in public areas.
- Marina on site
- On private beach
- Poolside bar
- Swim-up bar
- Sauna
- Full-service spa
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Health club
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- Express check-in
- Total number of rooms - 556
- 24-hour front desk
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of floors - 6
- Hair salon
- ATM/banking
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Shopping on site
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Casino
- Tennis on site
- Elevator/lift
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Wedding services
- Concierge services
- Grocery/convenience store
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Computer station
- Children's club
- Terrace
- Beach bar
- Beach umbrellas
- Beach sun loungers
- Pool sun loungers
- Beach towels
- Year Built 1986
- Number of restaurants - 5
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Spa services on site
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Television in lobby
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Conference center
- Outdoor tennis court
- 24-hour business center
- Smoke-free property
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge) , Wired internet access ( 15 USD per day )
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Valet parking (surcharge)
In your room
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Room service (limited hours)
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Daily housekeeping
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
Eat and drink
Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino offers a unique blend of adult-exclusive and family friendly options in one resort. The cosmopolitan feel and tropical setting of the resort provides guests with an upscale experience. L.G. Smith's Steak & Chop House features mouthwatering American steakhouse fare and an extensive international wine list. USDA-inspected, aged-prime steaks are joined on the menu by other house specialties including rack of lamb and fresh Caribbean seafood. Located on the second floor of the Renaissance Marina Hotel with sweeping views of the marina and the bustling boulevard below, L.G. Smith's Steak & Chop House provides guests with a stylish décor of rich dark wood, natural stone and Murano glass - perfect for a night of elegant dining. Located adjacent to the lobby of the Renaissance Marina Hotel, Aquarius offers a casual fare in a relaxed setting. For breakfast, guests can enjoy an extensive daily buffet featuring made-to-order omelets, pancakes, pastries, cereals and much more a la carte morning favorites. For lunch and dinner, buffet and a la carte, the restaurant features an array of choices with a touch of Caribbean flavor including seafood specialties. Renowned for the Blue Martini, BLUE is an open-air, port-of-call just steps from the Renaissance Marina Hotel's infinity swimming pool. BLUE offers guests an array of tapas, sushi and burgers for lunch and dinner, as well as a variety of choices from omelets to smoothies for breakfast. Papagayo Bar & Grill on Renaissance Island provides guests with a special place to enjoy cocktails, a snack or lunch in a shaded, open-air restaurant overlooking the beautiful beach. The restaurant also offers personal beach side service for convenience. A casual outdoor restaurant, the Captain's Corner is located at the Renaissance Ocean Suites overlooking the tropical pool and its lush landscaping. It serves a breakfast buffet and offers theme-night dinners such as Mexican and Barbeque nights. Also located at the Renaissance Ocean Suites, Solé is a swim-up bar offering rum specialties, cocktails and light fare throughout the day. The Lounge: Midnight Grill is located between the stylish L.G. Smith's Steak and Chop House and the 24-hour Crystal Casino and offers a trendy nighttime hideaway for guests. Exclusive to guests over 18 years, The Lounge: Midnight Grill features good, cocktails, wine, live entertainment, stylish décor, and serves food until 6 a.m.
Have fun
Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino offers its guests the convenience of two upscale shopping malls. Located in the city of Oranjestad in the Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino, the Renaissance Mall is home to luxury brands, like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Salvatore Ferragamo, Chopard, BCBG, Furla and many more. With over 60 stores, cafés, full-service restaurants and entertainment options, Renaissance Mall makes your shopping experience an enjoyable, and exciting one. The Mall is located in the heart of Oranjestad, a short walking distance from the main street, and opposite of the picturesque Renaissance Marina were you'll find the Atlantis Adventure Center tour office. Across the street from the Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino is the Renaissance Marketplace. A lighthearted atmosphere pervades the Renaissance Marketplace with its wide variety of shops and eateries catering to diverse tastes. Stores stay open until late at night, providing many options such as clothing, jewelry, souvenirs, designer sunglasses, gifts and linens, as well as entertainment options offered by the movie theater, nightlife spots and nearby casino. Dining choices range from fast-food to gourmet, and live entertainment is available. The Crystal Casino has a casually elegant atmosphere and slot machines, nine black jack tables, four roulette tables, three Caribbean stud poker tables, one three-card poker table and one craps table. The Seaport Casino has a race and sports book with live satellite links to most major events. Overlooking the Caribbean Sea, the Seaport Casino has slot machines, six black jack tables, three roulette tables, two Caribbean stud poker tables, two three-card poker tables and one Texas Hold'em table.
Renaissance Island: Accessible by shuttle boats from early morning to early evening, the resort's private island features two calm saltwater lagoons. Expansive beaches along the lagoons are dotted with hammocks, palm trees, and thatched shades. Iguana Beach offers iguana feedings and water sports and includes a shallow lagoon that is ideal for families. Flamingo Beach, with a deeper lagoon, is adult-exclusive, with topless sunbathing permitted and pink flamingos offering company. The island's water-sports center offers snorkeling gear, kayaks, pedal boats, and floats. These are available for rent. Also on the island are a casual lunch-only restaurant, fish-feeding stations, and a nature trail through sea grapes and mangroves. A dive center offers scuba instruction and books dives. A sunken barge teeming with sea life is 49.5 m (50 yds) offshore. Guests enjoy complimentary use of an artificial-grass tennis court and an air-conditioned thatched-roof fitness center. Iguana feeding at noon adjacent to the island's dock draws a crowd. The resort's Ocean Suites section features a saltwater swimming lagoon, a beach, a 122-m (400-ft) lagoon-style freshwater pool bending around a swim up bar, and a 30.5-m (100-ft) free form freshwater pool surrounded by palms. The resort's Marina Hotel section offers an infinity pool overlooking the marina. A sundeck includes lounge chairs, umbrella tables for light dining (service from adjacent BLUE restaurant/bar), and a cabana with gathered sheer white drapes. Note: All facilities, including pools and private island, are available to resort guests irrespective of the section they stay in. Complimentary golf-cart shuttles operate between the resort's two sections from early morning to late night.
- Golfing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Fishing on site
- Kayaking on site
- Motor boating on site
- Scuba diving on site
- Snorkeling on site
- Tennis on site
- Volleyball on site
- Couples treatment rooms
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Massages
- Number of treatment rooms 6
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
The fine print for Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Breakfast fee: USD 20 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): USD 15 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: USD 10 per day (rates may vary)
- Valet parking fee: USD 5 per day
We should mention
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Awards & Affiliations
All-Inclusive Package
Includes all meals and drinks at seven restaurants and bars, including the Signature Restaurant, L.G. Smith's Steak & Chop House. Complimentary for children under 12 years old.
View the complete details under Hotel Details, All-Inclusive Plan.


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01 Sep 2012
John Shanahan [Melbourne]
Good morning. Intend visiting Chiang Mai end of September.My wife has quite a few food allergies. Would your chef be able to cater to her needs.Very plain food, no spices: chicken, beef, fish, green beans,potato, rice.
20 Aug 2012
Amigo [China]
Hi,we\'ll stay in Chiang Mai from 31 Aug to 4 Sept, is there any room available for 3 adults? 3 persons in room and how about the rate? We need free airport shuttle and wi-fi, please let me know if you can offer that. Additionally, is it convenient to go to the downtown and how much time does it take to drive?
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13 Aug 2012
Clara [Madrid]
Good morning,
We would visit Chian Mai on August 25, and we were wondering if you would have any room available for two people?
Thank you for your prompt response.
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