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GARFIELD – Wendell Wayne Fertig, 86, died Sept. 3, 2011, at the Medicalodge, Kinsley.
TIMKIN – Louise Marie Besperat, 79, of Timken died Sunday, Sept. 4, 2011, at the Trego County Lemke Memorial Hospital, WaKeeney. She was born Jan. 11, 1932, in rural Bison, the daughter of Casper and Mary (Schmidt) Jacobs. She was a lifelong resident of Rush County.
ELLINWOOD - Gary D. Dannebohm, 67, died Sept. 1 at the Kansas Soldier's Home in Fort Dodge. Born May 11, 1945, in Great Bend, he was the son of Stanley Dannebohm and Lillian Irene Parker Dannebohm. A longtime resident of Ellinwood, moving to the Kansas Soldier's Home in Fort Dodge, he was a truck driver.
LIBERAL - Sharon Rose Irick, 73, passed away at University of Colorado Hospital in Aurora, Colo., surrounded by her family on Aug. 31.
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Gavoyn Mathew Bunch, 16 months, died Sept. 1, at Great Bend Regional Hospital. He was born April 21, 2010 at Wichita the son of Brian Cody and Casey Reenea (Hupfer) Bunch. He was a lifetime Great Bend, Kansas resident.
OTIS - Esther Brack 98, died Aug. 31 at Great Bend Regional Hospital. Born Dec. 17, 1912 in Otis, she was the daughter of George and Sophia (Kindsvater) Freidenberger. On April 9, 1931 she married Harry Edward Brack in Otis. He died on Jan. 21, 1984. A lifelong resident of Rush County, she was a nurses aid at the Rush County Memorial Hospital in LaCrosse before her retirement.
GILBERT, ARIZ. - Roy William Froetschner Jr., died Aug. 29. Roy was the second son born to Roy Sr. and Mary (Stauffer) Froetschner on Dec. 12, 1921 He graduated from Larned High School class of 1939. On Nov 22, 1961, Roy married Maggie Akers in Larned. He retired from the ASCS Office in Larned in the mid 1980s. Roy and Maggie eventually made their permanent home in Florence, Ariz.
Elden M. Kraft, 83, died Aug. 31 at Great Bend Regional Hospital. Born Jan. 13, 1928 in rural Hodgeman County, he was the son of Carl and Matilda (Popp) Kraft. On Jan. 1, 1949 he married Laura Fairbank in Bazine. A resident of Great Bend since 1954, coming from Dodge City, he was a supervisor for Centel Electric in Great Bend until his retirement.
KANSAS CITY - Joyce K. Gunning, 64, of Kansas City, Kan. went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Aug. 28. Joyce was born March 12, 1947 in Cimmeron, N.M. to Delbert and Norma (Pedersen) Bisterfeldt and had lived in this area most of her life.
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HOUSTON, Texas - Leathel Bohannon, 92, died Aug. 29, 2011 in Houston, Texas.
ELLSWORTH - Bernece Lancaster Milner, 103, died Aug. 31, 2011 in Ellsworth.
GREAT BEND - Joan C. "Jo" Rosenbaum, 67, died August 30, 2011 at the Ellsworth County Medical Center.
LAS VEGAS, NEV. - Earl Marion Amerine, 95, of Las Vegas, Nev., passed away on March 10, 2011. He was born in Great Bend and had been a resident of Las Vegas, Nev. since 1987.
GREAT BEND – Marilyn K. Preston, 72, died Nov. 12, 2014 at Via Christi St. Francis Regional Medical Center, Wichita.
SHERWOOD SHORES, Texas - Eva Mae Skinner, 88, died on Nov. 7, at Sherwood Shores (Lake Texoma), Texas. She was born on Jan. 9, 1926, in Great Bend, one of eight children of Isaac William and Ethel (Booze) Root. Her parents operated a feed and poultry store on Main Street in Great Bend. She graduated from Great Bend High School in 1944 and was employed by the telephone company in Great Bend and later as a bookkeeper. She married Dewey Lee Skinner on May 19, 1946 in Great Bend. He was employed by Bell Engine Service and later ran his own ...
Pauline Wagner, 90, died Nov. 9, at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita. Born Dec. 27, 1923, in Ellis, she was the daughter of Joe and Agatha (Gaschler) Weber. She married Gilbert Aloysius Orth Sr. He later died. On Sept. 13, 1968, she married Daylon John Wagner in Cheyenne Wells, Colo. He died on March 26, 1994. A Great Bend resident since 1969, coming from Hays, she was a beautician.
Irvin E. Burton, 87, passed away on Sunday morning, Nov. 9, at his home in Great Bend. Born on July 29, 1927, in rural Hoisington, he was the son of Walter and Myrtle (Bradshaw) Burton. On Sept. 24, 1988 he was united in marriage to Betty Jo Byerly in Great Bend. Irvin was a route salesman for Dr. Pepper, Schlitz Beer, and Guy's Potato Chips for many years until his retirement, and worked several part-time jobs after he retired. He enjoyed fishing, gardening, antique John Deere tractors, and he dearly loved his dog, Molly.


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Sierra was playing its seventh game in as many days Monday.
Shannon Wesley led a balanced attack with nine kills, and Emily O'Brien anchored Ripon's defensive effort as the Indians coasted past visiting Sierra 25-16, 25-7, 25-15 in a nonleague match Monday.
No one drew a tougher assignment to start the Valley Oak League boys soccer season than Manteca.
McKenna Doyle became the third different low medalist of the season for Sierra in the team's fourth Valley Oak League match Monday.
The Valley Oak League uses a points-based system to determine its MVP.
Manteca registered its second 9-0 win of the week Thursday when it shut out visiting East Union in Valley Oak League action.
Francisco Cisneros summed up Weston Ranch's final nonleague match of the season in one word:
Los Banos checked into its nonleague match with visiting East Union holding a deceiving 4-6 record.
Jack Miller recently retired from Manteca High, where the History teacher spent more than 30 years as an assistant coach with the football team. Miller was a part of four Sac-Joaquin Section championship teams and was twice voted Best of Manteca's Best Local Coach. Now City of Manteca Hall of Famer pays close attention to his yards, his golf game and granddaughter.
The Manteca High boys soccer team took full advantage of its first practice in nearly a week.
Ripon Christian laughs last.
RIPON - The hole was just too deep for Ripon's volleyball team to climb out of.
East Union's grueling opening week of the season may have done it some good.
Sierra's girls golf team opened the Valley Oak League with a statement Tuesday at Dryden Park Golf Course in Modesto.
East Union's 8-1 victory, its first of the Valley Oak League season, looks one-sided at the surface, but visiting Lathrop made the Lancers work for it on Tuesday.
Brooke Riley's round didn't end as well as she had hoped during East Union's Valley Oak League dual match at Oakdale Golf and Country Club on Tuesday.
Scoring was at a premium Saturday when the Manteca Jr. Timberwolves junior novice squad locked up with the Tracy Jr. Bulldogs, who prevailed 6-0 in Delta Youth Football League action.
STOCKTON - The blond streak in Esteban Paramo's hair may have started as a personal statement of style, but it's come to symbolize something much bigger.
Sierra played perfect defense from the second minute to the 78th Monday against visiting East Union.
Brooke Riley shot an even-par 37 to lead East Union's 246-288 win over Manteca at Manteca Park Golf Course. Monday's win moves the Lancers to 5-0 in the Valley Oak League.
RIPON – After an explosive defensive Ripon Christian start left the visiting Orestimba Wildcats wearing roller-skates and its fleet-footed gunslinger struggling to breathe, the Southern League opener at Stouffer Field Friday night looked like an exercise in futility.

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The Solemnity of Christ the King (Teaching Against Isolationism)
Even though Christ Jesus is never recorded to have spoken the phrase 'No Man is an Island', the truth of the statement has never been better elucidated upon than in today's Readings.
Even though Christ Jesus is never recorded to have spoken the phrase 'No Man is an Island', the truth of the statement has never been better elucidated upon than in today's Readings.
The truth of the matter is that the major reason why there were those in the marketplace doing things that Jesus found to be offensive is because the religious leaders allowed them to. You see, if we don't respect ourselves as a temple of God, then no one else has a reason to either.
Our only duty is the pray for the souls of the dead whom we can't perceive with our senses or know for certain where they are. Our hope in praying for the faithfully departed is that those who we particularly loved might be included in that number. We have no prayers for the unfaithfully departed.
If you desire to Cooperate with God, just imitate this one thing He did for you – put the divine and basic material needs of others before your own, and should you make this a frequent practice in the name of Christ Jesus.
There are two paths for humans in this world. We can render ourselves unto the God who created us for Himself and labor for His glory, or we can labor for man and serve those things he created for himself.
All have been invited to this feast through Natural Invitation, and Christ Jesus has commanded and empowered us to make sure all can eat at the feast by going out in the world and "make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you" (Matthew 28:19-20).
In this series of Vineyard Parables Jesus has been letting His audience know who's in and who's out the Kingdom of God, which can be described as the gathering of God's people.
Therefore, our call as Christians is not to be concerned about who's in and who's out the Kingdom of God, but rather, it is to point all people to means and source of entry into the Kingdom. We are not called to keep people out. Those who love their citizenship in Kingdom of God will desire for as many people as possible to share in it.
The laborers in this story are just ordinary people like us.They have an expectation that the more work they do, the more money they will earn. They are guilty of being envious of what God is doing for others, but not for they. They are guilty of being covetous for what God has given others, but not them.
Yet, more than that, this feast, more than anything else, is a celebration and commemoration of God's greatest work: His Salvific death on the Cross and His Resurrection, through which death was defeated and the doors to the Kingdom of Heaven were opened. If you ever want to know how much God loves you then just look at the Cross.
There is no need to insist that we all wear rose colored glasses in the Church. For, the Lord Himself acknowledges in this prescription that the Christian community can be a very messy place. Not only are we are all capable of sinning against each other, but sometimes we actually do.
Perhaps if Jeremiah had remembered what God had told him from the beginning, he wouldn't have set himself up with false expectations. God said, "To whomever I send you, you shall go; whatever I command you, you shall speak. Have no fear before them, because I am with you to deliver you, says the Lord" (Jer. 1:7-8).
Indeed, faith tears down barriers, especially when it is lived with boldness and audacity. It is that type of faith in action that is the elastic in grace; it demolishes conventional wisdom; it teaches us that what we thought was true is actually not true; it stretches the boundaries of our love; and it unleashes a torrent of divine help.


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Lifetime's Ratings Continue to Grow Through October
Powered by the hit original movies Steel Magnolias and Abducted: The Carlina White Story, and the milestone tenth season of the Emmy(R) Award-nominated Project Runway, Lifetime continued to grow in viewership during the month of October 2012, according to Nielsen Research.
On the heels of three straight quarters of growth, Lifetime registered a +16% increase among Women 25-54 and +13% in Adults 25-54, the network's strongest October-to-October growth for the two demographics in 11 years. Lifetime posted jumps of +20% among Women 18-49 and +14% with Adults 18-49 vs. October 2011 -- both network bests for the month since 2007. Lifetime also was a top five basic cable network last month among Women 18-49, jumping to #5 from #11 in October 2011, and Women 25-54, ranking #4 vs. #5 last October.
The October 8 world premiere of Steel Magnolias averaged 6.5 million Total Viewers, becoming Lifetime's third most-watched original telecast ever (its best delivery since Life is Not a Fairy Tale: The Fantasia Barrino Story in 2006) and the number one ad-supported cable movie among Total Viewers since 2007 (excluding miniseries). The film averaged 3.2 million Adults 25-54 viewers, the network's strongest performance in the demo for a movie in 17 years since 1995's Almost Golden: The Jessica Savitch Story and an ad-supported cable best since 2006. Among Women 25-54, Steel Magnolias is Lifetime's most-watched movie ever with 2.5 million viewers, an ad-supported cable best since at least 2004. It also averaged 3.0 million Adults 18-49 viewers (ad-supported cable's best since 2007) and 2.4 million Women 18-49 viewers (ad-supported cable's best since 2010). In addition, the movie registered triple-digit increases versus the 2012-to date Lifetime movie average, including +171% among Total Viewers, +266% in Women 18-49, +253 in Adults 18-49, +232% among Women 25-54 and +229% in Adults 25-54.
The October 6 world premiere of Abducted: The Carlina White Story averaged 4.1 million Total Viewers, as well as 1.8 million Adults 25-54 viewers, 1.6 million Adults 18-49 viewers, 1.4 million Women 25-54 viewers and 1.3 million Women 18-49 viewers. Immediately following the movie, Lifetime's hour-long documentary Beyond the Headlines: Carlina White averaged 3.5 million Total Viewers, 1.6 million Adults 25-54 viewers, 1.5 million Adults 18-49 viewers, 1.3 million Women 25-54 viewers and 1.2 million Women 18-49 viewers.
Year-to-date, Lifetime is pacing ahead of 2011-YTD by +16% among Women 18-49, the network's strongest year-to-year growth in 14 years; +9% in Adults 18-49, a network best in 11 years; +8% among Women 25-54, Lifetime's strongest YTD-to-YTD jump in a decade; and +3% with Adults 25-54, its strongest in seven years. Lifetime's YTD median age of 48 is its youngest in 16 years. YTD, Lifetime ranks #5 among Women 18-49 (vs. #11 in 2011-YTD) and Women 25-54 (vs. #9 2011-YTD). Among the top 10 basic cable networks, Lifetime is the second fastest-growing network with Women 18-49.
2012 highlights for Lifetime include:
Steel Magnolias and Drew Peterson: Untouchable are 2012's #1 and #2 movie telecasts, respectively, across cable among Total Viewers, Adults 18+, Women 18+, Adults 25-54, Women 25-54, Adults 18-49 and Women 18-49 (excluding miniseries).
Project Runway season ten propelled Lifetime to be the #1 cable network in the Thursday 9-10:30pm time period among Women 25-54.
The October 25th season two premiere of Project Runway All Stars was the #1 unscripted series across cable in its Thursday 9-10pm time period among Women 25-54.
The Houstons: On Our Own series premiere was the #1 telecast in its Wednesday 9-10pm time period across cable among Women 25-54 and Women 18-49.
Dance Moms season two was the #1 unscripted cable series in its Tuesday 9-10pm time period among Women 18-49 and Women 2+. Season two also over-delivered season one by +69% with Adults 18-49, +72% Women 18-49, +64% with Adults 25-54 and +66% with Women 25-54. It is Lifetime's youngest-skewing current series, with a season two median age of 32 years old, five years younger than season one.
Army Wives season six was the #1 ad-supported cable series in its premiere time period among Women 18+. YTD, it ranks as a top five ad-supported cable drama among Women 18-49 (#5).
Drop Dead Diva season four ranked as the #1 drama across ad-supported cable in the Sunday 9-10pm time period with Women 25-54, Women 18-49, Women 2+ and Women 18+.
Army Wives and Drop Dead Diva launched Lifetime to the #1 cable network on Sundays 9-11pm among Women 25-54.
The Client List delivered Lifetime's strongest freshman season for an original series since Drop Dead Diva among Total Viewers, Adults 25-54 and Women 25-54. Among Adults 18-49 and Women 18-49, it was the best freshman season since Army Wives premiered in 2007. The Client List propelled Lifetime to #1 in the Sunday 10-11pm hour among Women 18+.
America's Most Wanted has improved the Friday 9-10pm day part by +42% with Adults 25-54, +21% with Women 25-54, +38% with Adults 18-49, +19% with Women 18-49 and +36% with Total Viewers.
In First Quarter 2012, Lifetime posted major growth in viewership among the key demos versus First Quarter 2011, including a +9% jump in Adults 25-54, +12% with Women 25-54, +14% with Adults 18-49 and +18% with Women 18-49. For Second Quarter 2012, the network continued to enjoy growth compared to Second Quarter 2011, posting a 13% jump among Women 18-49, +5% among Adults 18-49 and +1% in Women 25-54. In Third Quarter 2012, Lifetime registered a +14% increase among Women 18-49 versus Third Quarter 2011, its strongest year-to-year growth for a Third Quarter in 11 years; +9% in Women 25-54, its strongest in a decade; and +5% among Adults 18-49, a 3Q best for Lifetime in 11 years. Lifetime's median age of 48 marked 3Q'12 as its youngest Third Quarter in 14 years.
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Becoming Psychic Show with Crystal Expert Andie Hudson
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Ine if the founding members of Digital Underground, Chopmaster J helped revolutionize Rap music in the late 80's and early 90's. Her also helped launch the career of rap legend Tupac Shakur.
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Becoming Psychic Presents Founder of the UK Tarot Conference Kim and FREE readings with TV Psychic Grant Colyer.
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Going Digital for His Kingdom Replay
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It is a tour of workshops and presentations to enhance the ministries strategic use of new media, digital media and social media.
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Where is my Karma rework?
Nerfing early game magic resist and armor? Then adding a shielding spell, SEEMS LEGIT.
Vote Heal + Barrier because you hate early game ganks and killable carries.
Looking good
ignite getting Nerfed up the ass, cd and barrier = ignite rap
"Weve raised the cooldowns of popular summoner spells (Flash, Ignite, etc.) in lieu of nerfing their power"
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I don't agree with the cd increase again... But what is the most important for me is to pls let the server transfer possible... I really need to go to EU from NA... Pls make this happen...You are promising this so long for me now. Pls make me and manymanymany players happy. We don't care about the 2600rp price!
Speaking of game breaking bugs, how about the custom match's bots. Every match, bot lane gets stuck, and a turret on my side has to go down to free them. Used to, I could unit collide them and free them. And if I let the lane phase prolong long enough, my top lane gets stuck, also in the base, and sometimes in jungle by the river. Makes my testing kinda hard and would love to see something done with it. If I'm mistaken and over looked a thread on this issue. I apologize. =/
MEANWHILE, at RiotHQ:
Development: "Hey, we're announcing a nerf to Flash."
Marketing: "Oh, well we're about to announce a sale of a bunch of champs with built-in Gap-Closers"
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Task: Miniature Golf
"Fore!" All right, no one really yells this out in miniature golf, but this well-defined activity will have your charges using lots of numbers in their unique design of a miniature golf hole. Included in the activity criteria is the geometric difficulty of scoring a hole-in-one, creative use of material, and best use of space.
6th - 10th Math CCSS: Designed
The Lost Art of Democratic Debate
Debates afford our learners the opportunity to become better researchers, critical thinkers, eloquent speakers, and informed participants in our society. If you are planning to host debates in your classroom, try beginning by exploring the value of individual expression.
20 mins 9th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
Golf - Lesson 6 - Effective Practice Routines
It's very important to have good practice routines. It's kind of like going to the gym to workout in the weightroom. There should be a routine for each workout. There might be different routines for different days, but there is still a routine.
9th - 12th Physical Education
Golf Around the Clock
Set up a circle with markers for the hours of the clock to practice putting skills for golf. The circle can be as big as is appropriate to give your class practice at putting. Perhaps start out with a small circle, and as they get better, widen the circle to increase the distance that they putt.
4th - 10th Physical Education
Engineered Sports
After reading to learn about golf ball aerodynamics, eager engineers put their minds together to apply their new knowledge to an aerospace design challenge. Additionally, they work in teams to predict and test the bounce heights of different balls, then share their results with the class.
2nd - 12th Science
Individual Sports 1 - Final Exam
There are 50 questions on this final exam for individual sports. The sports covered in this class are: badminton, golf, weight training, and pickle ball. There are a few questions related to fitness. The questions are mostly multiple choice with some matching.
7th - 12th Physical Education
Golf - Individual Sports 1
Everything you wanted to know about golf, and then some! This is a very thorough presentation. There are great pictures, diagrams, and explanations of all the basic components of the game of golf. There's also a little bit of history, how to play the game, and safety tips.
7th - 12th Physical Education
Tall Tower Challenge
A fun and challenging activity for nearly any age group, partners must work together to build the tallest structure possible using paper clips, straws, and pipe cleaners. In addition to being tall, the structure must also be able to support a golf ball for two minutes.
2nd - 12th Science
Golf - Lesson 1 - Intro, Full Swing, Stance, Posture
This is the first lesson out of nine in this golf unit. So, let's start at the beginning. A little history, some rules, and an introduction to golf terms. Practice the full golf swing without a club in hand. Focus on stance and posture. There are so many moving parts in a golf swing.
9th - 12th Physical Education
Golf - Lesson 7 - Mental Skills
Lesson 7 of this eight lesson plan golf unit is about focusing on mental skills, specifically about controlling the tension in your body when golfing. There is a certain amount of tension that is good when swinging a golf club, but not too much and not too little.
9th - 12th Physical Education
Golf - Lesson 2 - Etiquette, Setup, Weight DistributionGolf - Lesson 2 - Etiquette, Setup, Weight Distribution
Golf Lesson 2 is part of an eight lesson unit. The focus is on course etiquette. The proper grip and how to setup are introduced. After practicing and checking proper grip and setup routines, weight distribution is discussed. This lesson is part of a unit and luckily there are links to other parts of the unit at the bottom of the page.
9th - 12th Physical Education
Golf - Lesson 8 - Course Management, Shot Selection
Every golf hole is different. Some seem so easy, while others are full of twists, turns, hills, and hazards. Learning to navigate or manage the hole is a skill worth having. This lesson on course management and shot selection is part of a unit that contains eight lessons.
9th - 12th Physical Education
Golf - Lesson 4 - Putting
The fourth lesson in this golf unit is focused on putting. There are several practice drills included here. They are meant to work on arm swing and on the eyes lining up to track the putt. There is a checklist to go through so that each golfer establishes a routine for each putt.
9th - 12th Physical Education
Golf - Lesson 3 - Full Swing, Pitching
Golf lesson 3 is part of an eight lesson unit. There is a link at the bottom of the page to go to the lessons as well as a link to go to the unit homepage. This particular lesson reviews the mechanics of a full swing. The class practices with a club in hand, and learn about pitching a ball up to the green.
9th - 12th Physical Education
Putt-Putt Golf
This is not a lesson in that there are no specific skills taught, but rather an activity for practicing the skill of putting. The activity is explained and diagrammed very nicely. Of course, you will use your own course design based on the space you have available and the number of players you have in your class.
4th - 10th Physical Education
Are you starting a unit on golf in your physical education class? An outline for the entire unit includes daily lessons, warm-up activities, a quiz, and all the many basic aspects of playing a game of golf. Look through this resource and pick and choose what you might like to use in your own golf unit.
8th - 12th Physical Education
Partner Putting Challenge
Here is an activity to practice the skill of putting. Each player in a pair has a target which they place at their feet at a distance of 10-20 feet away from each other. They each have a putter, and one golf ball between them. They putt the ball trying to make it land on their opponents target.
4th - 12th Physical Education
Using Signed Numbers In Golf
Seventh graders engage in a lesson that is about adding and subtracting integers in the context of keeping track of a golf score. They play the game of miniature golf in the classroom and record the score and use the appropriate technique for scoring with integers.
7th Math
Golf Lesson Plan: Noelle Carstens and Shaylee Nielsen
Fore! This golf lessons runs the class through a few skills: putting, chipping, and mid-range shots. There are teaching cues for each of the strokes taught. The cues are pretty good for most of the topics. There are several types of grips listed for putting, but no description of how the hands and fingers are positioned for each of them.
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If you have a child who will be 5 years of age by December 1, 2012, or know of someone in our school district community who has a child of this age, then it is time to register the child for kindergarten. In order for us to adequately plan for the next school year, it is necessary for all children eligible for kindergarten to be registered at this time.
If you have an eligible child, please register your child at your neighborhood school. Registration forms can be obtained at the main office of each of our schools or on our website at www.nhp-gcp.org. Please have the forms completed at the time of registration.
As a (taxpaying) resident of Nassau County I am writing to let my fellow residents know that at least one of their politicians is truly their advocate and very well worthy of his position.
That person is our Nassau County Legislator, Richard Nicolello. I was in somewhat of a legal battle with Nassau County, one that was dragging on for a year and a half and seemingly had no end in sight. After one phone call to Mr. Nicolello's office my situation was resolved.
With the first column of 2012, on behalf of the village and my family, I wish all a happy and healthy New Year and congratulations to Williston Park Library Director Donna McKenna who is expecting twins.
As was noted at the last village board meeting, Joe Camisa, a village employee for more than 16 years and an Auxiliary Police Officer, passed away last week after a short but serious illness.
At the time of his death he was the Commander of the Williston Park Auxiliary Police Unit. In this capacity Joe gave a lot of himself to the Village of Williston Park. Those who serve with the Auxiliary Police are volunteers who are working mostly nights, weekends and holidays providing an extremely valuable service to our community. Since the early '90s, Joe was an active participant with this group and gave freely of his time and energy. He will be missed and our thoughts and prayers go to out to his wife Dorine and three children.
New Hyde Park, for those who live here know it is an incredible town of individuals who care. For the most part one needs little fanfare to realize the true spirit of community that exists in this little town that sits on the boarder of Queens.
While there are many individuals one can point to, that go the extra mile - this writer wishes to draw attention to a young man, a family, a group of committed Americans who lucky for us, live in New Hyde Park.
I first met the Connor family, Joe and Mary – the source of strength and example for their eight children many years ago. Joe, a very straight, this is the way it is individual, captured your heart after a few words of conversation. Mary, smiling, calm and unassuming, was sure of her mission – and quietly went about it. Thus - a family who were schooled in charity, gave roots to the Gladiator Fund.
While it is true that the issues related to hydraulic fracturing or "fracking" are not simple we should not be influenced by much of the misinformation that has been disseminated and we should base our decisions on the facts and develop a regulatory regime which can assure safety and environmental sensitivity.
It is ironic that natural gas development, which can reduce carbon emissions by a third compared to oil and a half compared to coal, is caught in an emotional debate over environmental impacts. As businessman and publisher Mortimer Zuckerman pointed out in a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed, using data from the U.S. Energy Information Agency, this abundant new gas source has reduced our oil imports from 60 percent in 2005 to 47 percent today. Recent events in the Middle East should reinforce the need for a U.S. energy policy based on domestic natural gas.
I love the holiday season but like many of you, there are some time-consuming, tedious aspects that I can do without. Shopping is definitely not my bag but, more than anything else, the jumble of lights that patiently waits for me in the attic, tangled beyond recognition, is what annually unsettles me. Regardless, I have been officially designated the master de-tangler of all twisted strands in our household, and it's a title I hold proudly.
As I sit down with a cup of coffee to contemplate my approach, they seem as great a hassle as any obstacle I routinely face in Albany and I usually spend several hours procrastinating, asking myself why I didn't take more care in putting them away. I know that I could simply throw them all away and buy new ones but I resist the temptation as I know full-well the problem will re-create itself next holiday season. No, there's nothing to it but to put on some holiday music and begin the task of patient untangling, testing strands and bulbs as I go. Some things are tedious and just take time.
I want to thank all the taxpayers, friends and neighbors who came out and voted in the highly contested Fire Department election on December 13 and voted me back for another five years as New Hyde Park Fire Commissioner. In addition, I want to offer my sincere thanks and appreciation for all the people who worked behind the scenes to see that my message and word reached the majority of the voting public.
I can assure you that myself and the New Hyde Park Board of Fire Commissioners will continue to serve our community in the manner we have for the past five years and will set even higher goals for ourselves to prove that the residents interests are forefront in our minds and safety and education for our volunteers will continue to gain momentum as we move forward in the New Year. Securing grants and additional monies from the state and federal government as we have recently, will allow us to keep taxes at a minimum.
As representatives of many voices in the breast cancer community on Long Island, our coalition urges Governor Cuomo to ban hydraulic fracturing (fracking) in New York State since 25 percent of chemicals used in the fracking process have been demonstrated to cause cancer or mutations. Hydrofracking companies use products containing 13 different known and suspected carcinogens. Two of those carcinogens, benzene and ethylene oxide are linked with breast cancer as cited recently by a report released by the Institute of Medicine.
Moreover, 37 percent of chemicals in fracking fluids are endocrine disruptors which alter hormonal signaling and in doing so can place cells on the pathway to tumor formation. Exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals has been implicated in cancers of the breast, prostate, pituitary, testicle, and ovary.
Recent Op-Ed pieces in prominent newspapers have suggested that with proper regulatory oversight, hydraulic fracturing or "fracking" can be accomplished safely in New York, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and bringing much needed economic benefits to hard-hit areas of the state. If the issue was that simple, and if the statements were true, surely everyone would be in favor.
But the facts don't support these statements, and the issue is not as simple as the TV ads would have citizens believe. Fracking is an inherently dangerous and destructive extreme form of energy extraction that brings with it a myriad of serious environmental and economic problems. Now that we have the opportunity to see how fracking has actually impacted citizens in Pennsylvania and other states, we can more easily distinguish fact from fantasy and make smarter choices for New York.
Scholars have pondered for years the meaning of Christmas.
It has been described as a time of giving, caring and loving. The thing that most stands out, however, in my mind are the words to a very old song that was included on a Christmas album. I have no idea of the name of the song, but the words, as closely as I recall, went something like this….
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A very bizarre accident involving a yellow C6 Corvette occurred Saturday night in Norwood, Mass. Police say a woman driving the yellow Corvette came out of out a Ferrari dealership and lost control. The Corvette hit two other vehicles, flipped and hit a light pole before coming to rest upside down. A witness to the
The latest news in the ongoing saga that is the Chevy Volt is that there have been two instances where the battery packs have caught fire following crash testing by the NHTSA. Yesterday, General Motors stepped up to the plate with an unprecedented damage-controlling offer: Volt owners concerned about the safety of their electric ride
General Motors has celebrated a major milestone today at Wixom's Performance Build Center by building its 100-millionth small block engine. The engine chosen as the milestone motor is none other than the Corvette ZR1′s 638 horsepower LS9. Since 1955, the small block has been used in GM vehicles around the world and can also be
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Skype in the NICU
Posted in Virginia's News on September 23, 2014
One of eight babies in this country is born prematurely. Some will be under intensive care for months, while worried parents wait and wonder how their newborn is doing. At the University of Virginia's Neo-Natal Intensive Care Unit, nurses are trying something new to ease the anxiety of families and build trust with the medical team. Sandy Hausman has that story.
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Posted in VaNews from VPAP on September 23, 2014
One of Virginia's most polluted industrial sites is now usable again….and something that looks like a cougar has Fairfax County on edge. Those have been among the most read stories in recent days at the Virginia Public Access Project's VaNews link at vpap.org. Fred Echols reports.
VA's DNA Testing & Notification Project
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on September 23, 2014
Modern DNA testing of biological evidence left in files decades ago by a now-deceased Virginia scientist has exonerated 11 individuals who had been convicted of felonies. At the direction of the General Assembly, the State Crime Commission has been trying to track down and notify 975 convicted suspects of their more recent test results. And as Virginia Public Radio's Anne Marie Morgan reports, although the DNA testing and notification project has been ongoing for more than a decade, the project is still not finished.
Person of Interest Named in Charlottesville Investigation
Posted in Virginia's News on September 21, 2014
When Charlottesville police announced they had found the man seen with Hannah Graham on downtown mall security tapes, they refused to identify him. This weekend a British newspaper named him and told his side of the story. Sandy Hausman reports.
Victim's Family Addresses State Crime Commission
While state lawmakers were preparing this week to tackle the budget and Medicaid expansion, they also had an audience of two people who are trying to prevent tragedies like what happened to their daughter and other women in Virginia. And as Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports, while Gil and Dan Harrington say they are hopeful that now-missing Hannah Graham is found alive and well, this is eerily similar to other cases of missing or abducted women who vanished.
Breaking Developments in Missing Student Investigation
As the search continues for missing University of Virginia student Hannah Graham, authorities spent Friday afternoon searching an apartment unit at the Hessian Hill Apartment complex, off of Barracks Road.
Charlottesville Police Chief Tim Longo says the search was prompted by one of the most productive leads so far in the search for the 18-year-old, last seen nearly 7 days ago.
Also, university police say they have just learned about two possible rapes that may have occurred in the days following Graham's disappearance.The first incident involved a female U.Va. student who reported being sexually assaulted near Wertland Street in the early morning hours of Sept. 14.
The second incident is believed to have occurred in the 200 block of 15th Street NW during the early morning hours of Sept. 15, where police discovered an unconscious female who is a local resident. The circumstances regarding her injuries are unclear and are being investigated as a possible sexual assault."
Longo was asked why the public had not been informed of those attacks. He noted that one victim was hospitalized and said he planned to offer more information on those incidents in an upcoming news conference. Beverly Amsler interviews Charlottesville journalist Hawes Spencer:
Vigil for Hannah Graham
Posted in Virginia's News on September 18, 2014
Thousands of people gathered at the University of Virginia last night for a candlelight vigil in support of Hannah Graham, a student who disappeared nearly a week ago. Meanwhile, police are asking for more help from the public, and a search is planned for Saturday. Sandy Hausman has details on all three developments.
General Assembly Discusses Medicaid Expansion in Special Session
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on September 18, 2014
Just before the start of the General Assembly's Special Session to debate Medicaid expansion, a state employee could be overheard saying about lawmakers: "They probably won't get anything done–this will just keep going." As Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports, based on early floor debates in the House of Delegates, that person may be right—at least as it pertains to Medicaid expansion.
VA Attorney General Sues Major Banks for $1Billion
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on September 16, 2014
State Attorney General Mark Herring has announced a $1.15-billion lawsuit against some of the world's largest commercial banks for allegedly committing fraud against Virginia taxpayers during the nation's frenzied real estate bubble.
The court documents—which were filed earlier this year but just unsealed—accuse the banks of bundling both sound and risky mortgages into toxic securities that were then fraudulently sold to the Virginia Retirement System. And as Virginia Public Radio's Anne Marie Morgan reports, when the real estate bubble burst, the value of the state pension fund plummeted.
The lawsuit was filed in Richmond Circuit Court against 13 banks, including Citigroup Global Markets, Countrywide Securities, and Goldman, Sachs.
Drone Attack on Cancer
A research team at the University of Virginia reports possible progress in fighting ovarian, breast, uterine, renal, head and neck and pancreatic cancers, and if you're a taxpayer in Virginia, you're an investor. Sandy Hausman has details.
Search for Missing UVA Student Continues
The search continues today for Hannah Graham, an 18-year-old University of Virginia student who had recently moved to Charlottesville from Fairfax County where she was an honors student and athlete. Hannah Graham was last heard from early Saturday morning, when she texted a friend that she was heading for a party.
The news sparked worry on campus and brought a new round of grief for a Roanoke couple whose daughter disappeared five years ago.
Anyone with information about Graham is asked to call Charlottesville Police Department at 434-970-3280 or CrimeStoppers at 434-977-4000.
Agreement on Budget Cuts
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on September 15, 2014
Governor McAuliffe and General Assembly leaders have struck a deal to cut the state budget to cover an unexpected 2.4-billion-dollar-revenue shortfall. The agreement taps the state's Rainy Day Fund, while closing a 346-million-dollar gap this fiscal year, and 536-million-dollars the next. And as Virginia Public Radio's Anne Marie Morgan reports, the Governor stressed the bipartisan nature of the accord—flanked by GOP state lawmakers and the Democratic co-chair of the Senate Finance Committee.
The General Assembly had planned to hold a special session to debate Medicaid expansion on Thursday. However, Speaker Howell said lawmakers will also take action on new legislation to reconcile and finalize the biennial budget.
Climate Change & the Chesapeake Bay
Posted in Virginia's News on September 15, 2014
Next week the U.N. will bring experts from around the world for a climate change summit in New York. On the Chesapeake Bay scientists are looking at what a warmer bay might mean for species like the blue crab and striped bass. Pamela D'Angelo reports.
VaNews for 09.15.14
Posted in VaNews from VPAP on September 15, 2014
Keeping a campaign promise is costing Governor McAuliffe money…and a Virginia fifth-grader is challenging her school's limit on the use of lip balm. Those have been among the most read stories over the past week at the Virginia Public Access Project's VaNews link. Fred Echols has more.
Cost of Flooding
Flooding is not just a coastal problem. If you reside in a low-lying area prone to flash flooding, you know that during any torrential downpour–not just in a hurricane season–you're vulnerable. Insurance companies know it as well, and individuals and business are sometimes required to buy flood insurance AND pay higher premiums. But as Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports, now one General Assembly panel is tasked with studying the problem and finding ways to mitigate the sometimes exorbitant costs.
Solar Storm Heading Toward Earth
Posted in Virginia's News on September 12, 2014
The world is already grappling with war, plague and climate change. Now comes word of another threat – space weather. Scientists have issued a strong Geomagnetic Storm Watch for Saturday. Sandy Hausman explains what that is, and why we should care.
Richmond Commemorates 9/11
With Richmond's tallest buildings as a backdrop on the site where the Commonwealth formally honors its war dead—Virginians held a remembrance service for those who died 13-years ago in the September 11th attacks … and presented a civics lesson to citizens who may take being an American for granted. Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports.
VA Lawmakers on U.S. ISIS Efforts
Posted in Virginia's News on September 11, 2014
Virginia lawmakers are coming around President Obama's plan to combat the Islamic State, even as they say they want to have a say in what could become an extended war. Capitol Hill reporter Matt Laslo has the story.
President Obama's announcement he's going to bomb the Islamic State is giving him some new Republican partners from Virginia on Capitol Hill, while also causing headaches for many in his own party. Capitol Hill reporter Matt Laslo has the story.
Designing a Health Insurance Plan
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on September 10, 2014
While states prepare for the next Affordable Care Act open enrollment period, Virginia lawmakers say they're not happy that almost a quarter of a million Virginians who are already insured are learning—or about to find out—that their current insurance policy will no longer be in effect. More from Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil.
Sen. Kaine Urges Talks on ISIS
Posted in Virginia's News on September 10, 2014
Ahead of President Obama's national address tonight, Virginia Democratic Senator Tim Kaine is urging the White House to come to Congress before extending its bombing campaign against the Islamic State. Capitol Hill reporter Matt Laslo has the story.
Mental Health Panel Studies Disparities in Care
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on September 9, 2014
The legislative panel formed to examine and help improve Virginia's mental health system spent hours learning foundational facts about mental illnesses, treatments, how the state's system of care works, and how it is funded. One consensus that seems to be emerging among the joint subcommittee's members is that there's a disparity in services across the Commonwealth. And as Virginia Public Radio's Anne Marie Morgan reports, while the multi-year study continues, panel members hope to endorse some recommendations for the next General Assembly session.
Governor Proposes Limited Healthcare Expansion Plan
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on September 8, 2014
More than 200,000 Virginians —most without insurance— could access healthcare services under an executive plan announced today by Governor McAuliffe. The 10-step program is called "A Healthy Virginia" and does not require General Assembly approval. And as Virginia Public Radio's Anne Marie Morgan reports, the governor aims to secure as many federal dollars as possible—instead of funding the entire plan through the state budget.
VA News for 09.08.14
Posted in VaNews from VPAP on September 8, 2014
A new elementary school in Northern Virginia could serve as a model for urban districts all over the state…and a county sheriff is defending the use of military style equipment by local police. Those have been among the most read stories in recent days on the Virginia Public Access Project's VaNews link at vpap.org. Fred Echols reports.
Following the Rules on 'Franked' Mail
Posted in Virginia's News on September 8, 2014
Watchdog groups say Virginia lawmakers are blurring the line between their campaigns and official duties as representatives. Capitol Hill reporter Matt Laslo has the story on how lawmakers use taxpayer funds to communicate with voters.
Public Weighs in on Fracking
Posted in Virginia's News on September 5, 2014
State officials met with Tidewater communities this week who are trying to learn as much as they can about potential fracking on 84,000 leased acres close to the Chesapeake Bay. Some of the sites are at the doorsteps of George Washington and Robert E. Lee's birthplaces. The region may have the most stringent regulatory protections and the commitment of two state officials to protect the area's heritage, but that may not last. Pamela D'Angelo reports.
After the Verdict
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on September 5, 2014
There was no media briefing and no victory lap by the prosecutors who conducted the trial…and few comments by either Bob or Maureen McDonnell-who are now convicted felons. As Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports, after three days of deliberations, the jury handed down convictions on the majority of the charges against the two-leaving many asking, "What just happened?". . .
Deliberations Continue in Corruption Trial
Day 2 of the jury deliberations in the Bob and Maureen McDonnell corruption trial has the media, onlookers, and, of course, the McDonnell family camped out or nearby awaiting a verdict. Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports.
Decoding Ethics Laws
The jury continues its deliberations today in the federal trial of former Governor Bob McDonnell and his wife, Maureen. The two defendants face 14 counts involving corruption, obstruction of justice, and lying on financial documents. Much of the disagreement over whether the former first couple broke the law by accepting gifts and loans from ex-Star Scientific CEO Jonnie Williams—while supporting his business—comes from differing interpretations of what some believe are murky ethics and corruption laws. Virginia Public Radio's Anne Marie Morgan explains.
Small Blessings: Talking with Martha Woodroof
Posted in Virginia's News on September 2, 2014
Plenty of people toy with the idea of writing a book, but few will actually get published, and by the time we reach our mid-60's, those dreams have faded. Not so for Martha Woodroof, a WMRA public radio personality who has published her first novel at the age of 67. It's called Small Blessings, and it's getting rave reviews as Sandy Hausman reports.
Instructions to the Jury
The case of the "United States of America versus Robert and Maureen McDonnell" now rests in the hands of the jury. U.S. District Judge James Spencer spent all morning presenting his instructions to the 12 jurors—including the definitions of each charge and the elements of the complex federal laws that would be essential for conviction beyond a reasonable doubt. The proceedings began with the defense formally objecting to some of the jury instructions that echoed statements made by prosecutors.
The jury will not be sequestered. Until a verdict is rendered, the jury will deliberate each day until the early evening, then each juror will go home and begin again the next morning. They were instructed to not read, listen to, or watch any news, discuss the case with anyone, or do research on the Internet.
Proposed Atlantic Pipeline
Fracking has produced massive amounts of natural gas in West Virginia. North Carolina and wants some. Now, Duke Energy and Piedmont Natural Gas have announced they would team up with AGL and Richmond-based Dominion to make that possible — building a pipeline through Virginia. The news provoked an outcry from the environmental community and grassroots groups as Sandy Hausman reports.
VaNews for 09.01.14
Posted in VaNews from VPAP on September 2, 2014
A resort lake in Southwestern Virginia is having trouble holding its water….and a state delegate is claiming a constitutional right to a booth at his local county fair. These have been among the most read stories this week at the Virginia Public Access Project's VaNews link on vpap.org. Fred Echols has more.
Lockn' Music Festival Returns
Organizers of the Lockn' Music Festival are gearing up for this year's event, despite complaints from ABC agents who videotaped illegal drug buys and one young woman sunbathing topless. The four-day fest, September 4- 7, will feature some big names, including Willie Nelson playing – for the first time – in Nelson County.
A New Chapter for Natural Bridge
Natural Bridge, the geologic wonder that captivated early America, is heading toward a revival as a Virginia state park. That will likely bring more hiking and biking to the famous 215-foot tall formation. But as Hawes Spencer reports, some of the more unique sideshows, like the wax museum, are being pushed aside.
Decorated Combat Veteran Died in Augusta Plane Crash
After exhaustive search efforts, the body of the pilot of the F-15 that crashed in Augusta County Wednesday has been located.
Officials at the Barnes Air National Guard Base have released his identify and the following information:
Lt. Col. Morris "Moose" Fontenot Jr. served with the 104th Fighter Wing as the full-time Wing Inspector General, responsible for the implementation of the Air Force Inspection System and as an F-15 instructor pilot with more than 2,300 flight hours. A 1996 Air Force Academy Graduate, Lt. Col. Fontenot was additionally a Weapons School Graduate with more than 17 years of F-15 flying experience. He served as a squadron commander at multiple locations.
Following Active Duty assignments in Washington D.C., Japan, Idaho, Florida, Alaska and numerous deployments to the Middle East, Lt. Col. Fontenot joined the Massachusetts Air National Guard in February 2014. He was a decorated combat veteran, earning the Meritorious Service Medal, Air Medal, Aerial Achievement Medal, Air Force Commendation Medal, Air Force Achievement Medal, and Combat Readiness Medal among others.
Kelsea Pieters reports.
Closing Arguments in Corruption Trial Friday
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on August 28, 2014
Day 24 of the corruption trial of former Governor Bob McDonnell and his wife, Maureen, began with the prosecution's rebuttal witness, FBI Special Agent Kathryn Weber.
Since the former first lady was not a public official under the law, prosecutors must prove that the former first couple engaged in a conspiracy to win convictions on some charges.
After days of testimony by McDonnell and other witnesses that the couple did not communicate well, that was a huge challenge.
Weber compared 22 relevant months of schedules and said the couple spent about 90 percent of those nights together. But she conceded that "together" meant an overnight stay under the same roof. The defense pointed out numerous dates when McDonnell flew in from out-of-state and arrived home late at night.
Executive Mansion logs showed that Jonnie Williams visited Maureen twice when he was gone. Judge James Spencer then dismissed the jurors so that he could finalize jury instructions. Legal analyst Todd Stone said those include standards of evidence.
"The government has to prove each and every element of the offense beyond a reasonable doubt. And all the jurors have to unanimously agree in order for there to be a finding of guilt."
With his children embracing him for support, McDonnell briefly left the courthouse. In response to reporters, he said he wished he had done many things differently in his 60 years of life.
"I'm a human being, and like every one of you, we all do things we wish we did a little differently. It's just the way life is."
He admitted his fallibility—then was asked if he forgave Jonnie Williams. The former governor replied, "Sure."
Hear the report from Anne Marie Morgan:
Making Headlines: Virginia's Reputation
Posted in Uncategorized on August 28, 2014
It wasn't long ago that Virginia was a political powerhouse to be reckoned with. But now, Eric Cantor, its most powerful voice in Congress, has been silenced, a Virginia delegate will soon answer to charges of having an inappropriate relationship with a minor, and its nationally recognized former governor, Bob McDonnell, is on trial. Now many are asking: Is this soap opera-like trial tarnishing the state's reputation … or causing Virginians to lose faith in their leadership? Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil has more.
Search and Rescue Operations Continue in Augusta County
The search continues for this missing pilot, whose F-15-C Eagle crashed in the Washington National Forest near Deerfield Valley, in Augusta County, yesterday morning.
More than 100 Military, federal, local and state personnel are active in the search and rescue operation.
Their efforts are concentrated around the southeast side of Mount Crawford, Virginia…there are nine aircraft involved in the search and ten search-and-rescue teams are on the ground canvassing logging roads, fire trails and forest roads.
Wedding Size Matters
The National Marriage Project is out with new and surprising findings. In a study of more than 400 couples, UVA social scientists concluded the size of your wedding matters. Sandy Hausman has that story.
Defense Rests in McDonnell Corruption Trial
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on August 27, 2014
Former Governor Bob McDonnell's defense team rested their case on Day 23 of his federal corruption trial …and then lawyers for Maureen McDonnell took a turn calling witnesses for the former first lady. As Virginia Public Radio's Anne Marie Morgan reports, their testimonies seemed to bolster defense assertions that ex-Star Scientific CEO Jonnie Williams pushed his gifts onto people who never asked for them…and that the former first couple's marriage was troubled for years before they ever reached the Executive Mansion.
Corruption Trial Continues for Fifth Week
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on August 25, 2014
Week five and day 21 of the Bob and Maureen McDonnell corruption trial has neither the prosecutors nor the judge handling the former governor with care. As Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports, Monday's testimony had onlookers grabbing a virtual bag of popcorn and a soft drink waiting for prosecutors to really hone in on the corruption charges.
VaNews for 08.25.14
Posted in VaNews from VPAP on August 25, 2014
Local officials in Appomattox County are contesting with one another to see who can take the most impressive pay cut…and Virginia Tech's new president found a surprising way to connect with incoming freshmen. Fred Echols talks with David Poole.
Those stories have been among the most read over the past week at the Virginia Public Access Project's VaNews link on vpap.org.
Stories from the Cemeteries
Posted in Virginia's News on August 22, 2014
This fall, plenty of professors will be sending their students to the library, but one faculty member plans to send his kids into the cemeteries of Richmond to learn more about the city's past. He's sharing the information with the public through a website and podcasts. Sandy Hausman has that story.
McDonnell Trial: Following the Money
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on August 22, 2014
On day 20 of the former first couple's federal corruption trial and day 3 of testimony from former Governor Bob McDonnell, jurors were able to follow the money. The last two days were focused on McDonnell's troubled marriage and how it conflicted with his job as governor. The former governor testified about the loans and relationship he had with ex-Star Scientific CEO Jonnie Williams. Tommie McNeil reports.
Former Governor's 2nd Day on the Stand
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on August 21, 2014
Testimony by former governor Bob McDonnell during his federal corruption trial consisted of his description of the breakdown of his marriage and pleading to his wife and co-defendant, Maureen, about her overspending. The morning was pretty solemn—and at one point, there was some much-needed comic relief when he was asked about his own purchases. Tommie McNeil reports.
Former Governor on the Stand
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on August 20, 2014
Former Governor Bob McDonnell has now taken the stand in his corruption trial.
Prosecutors in the case turned the tables on another of the defense witnesses … and momentarily backed the McDonnells' attorneys up against a wall. But as Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports, subsequent testimony from a cabinet member and other associates MAY have created some balance between the opposing cases in the middle of this third week of the trial.
Defense Continues in McDonnell Corruption Trial
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on August 19, 2014
Day 16 of the federal corruption trial of former Governor Bob McDonnell and his wife opened with Judge James Spencer thanking the jurors for being there—and saying that he had prayed for each of them last night. That was a subtle reference to the loss of three jurors since the proceedings began. And as Virginia Public Radio's Anne Marie Morgan reports, the defense continued with its witnesses and meticulously focused on McDonnell's sister and real estate business partner—who, like his wife, is also named "Maureen."
McDonnell Trial Update: Defense Calls the Witnesses
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on August 18, 2014
Day 15 of the federal corruption trial of former Governor Bob McDonnell and his wife, Maureen, began with the replacement of a juror who had to go out-of-state for a family emergency. That leaves just one alternate juror in the event that any others are excused. And as Virginia Public Radio's Anne Marie Morgan reports, this week the defense is calling the witnesses—in hopes of casting doubt on the prosecution's case.
VaNews for 08.18.14
Posted in VaNews from VPAP on August 18, 2014
One Virginia locality has taken a step toward ending its prohibition of fortune telling while another will offer a second chance to dogs that kill chickens. Those have been among the most read stories over the past week at Virginia Public Access Project's V-A news link on V-PAP-dot- org. Fred Echols reports.
Dismal State Financial Report
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on August 17, 2014
"Not surprised—but still disappointing." That statement from one of Virginia's budget-writing committee leaders is the consensus of the others who heard a dismal financial report from Governor McAuliffe. As Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports, they nevertheless applaud the Governor for his leadership… and have already begun figuring out ways to address the projected shortfall.


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