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Hi, wondering if anyone has any information with regards to the sterling road development? I know Castlepoint was appealing to the OMB, and there appears to some activity on the site recently. I think it would be great for the community for that land to be redeveloped.
I would bet squatters are living there now with inactivity for so many years and this is better than having a working building there squabbling over how many floors and the shape is ridiculous. If Giraffe isn't going to do anything with it why not someone else like TCHC or Housing Connections. As none of us on the waiting list need parking or 29 floors or anything fancy. They could do it in conjunction with Habitat for Humanity and train up persons on OW or EI or students from construction programs. We don't need another condo especially not with one being west of it near Keele. With little affordable housing available you could help so many people especially the disabled like myself languishing waiting for TCHC or Housing Connections to get off their proverbial and stop spending on lavish offices for themselves. They sold 10 properties in Riverdale to fix currents repairs where does that leave the rest of us? So many of what is on offer through these two organizations are in unsafe neighborhoods and personally I could give a toss that it is near a subway. It is space being held up by stupidity and Perks big ideas meanwhile though saying he is a family person is happy as long as it is a pricey condo that no one but the idle rich can afford. Habitat is doing over condos alongside other properties so they have the know how a little cooperation and shadow training and we would already have at least a 10 or 5 storey building there. I remember what this place was as I went there for my first drink and the rubbish watering hole that it was. I for one would think it would do better to make it affordable housing and not just for families either to make it fair for everyone. The Sylvan Apartments is another site with the same hold and abandonment but that is near the dufferin mall area but that is not a Junction thing and there are old buildings in the Junction area used to commercial properties that could be converted but as long as our local MP sit on their hands and say no to this and that how is anything to be done. Stop sitting in your cushy chairs at your offices and do something productive.
I live on this block and am delighted to hear this - sounds like a perfect addition to the neighbourhood. Hope it will spark even more good things along Dupont.
Safe Rail Communities Update
We've been very busy the last few weeks and are pleased to provide this update on the Safe Rail Communities initiative:
Safe Rail Communities (SRC) is a community-based initiative, advocating for greater transparency and safeguards with respect to the transportation of hazardous materials along rail lines throughout Canada. Come out to learn more and sign our federal petition at the Junction Commons Town Hall on Wednesday, April 16 (7pm- 9pm) at the Masonic Temple, 151 Annette Street. For more information visit:
www.saferail.ca (still in the works)
twitter @safe_rail
Our on-line petition to the city of Toronto is also up and running; http://www.change.org/en-CA/petitions/toronto-city-councillors-meet-with...
Thank you
Safe Rail Communities
The Grid has posted a brief preview:
The new spot will be, as MacDonell says, "more urban, more modern, and more feminine." It will also have chef Leonie Lilla (previously of Daisho and the Libertine) helming the kitchen.
MacDonell doesn't want to "pigeonhole the menu too early on" but says that "as much as Farmhouse Tavern is meat-heavy, [Farmer's Daughter] will be a little bit lighter, with more seafood influence."
Safe Rail Communities (SRC) is a community-based initiative, started in March 2014 by neighbours in Toronto's West end.
Responding to the alarming increase in DOT-111 rail tanks carrying crude oil and other hazardous materials on the Canadian Pacific rail line that runs through mid-town Toronto, SRC advocates for greater transparency and safeguards with respect to the transportation of crude oil and other hazardous materials along rail lines throughout Canada.
SRC is committed to raising awareness at local, provincial, and national levels. SRC seeks to unite rail communities across Canada around this pressing issue.
Currently, SRC is actively pursuing the attention of all levels of government. SRC is calling for more openness and discussion between government, railway companies, and communities around the transportation of crude oil and other hazardous materials along rail lines throughout Canada.
Peggy Nash has already brought to the House of Commons a petition for us on this issue. If you would like to learn about this petition and more, please contact SRC at firstname.lastname@example.com
The latest news about plans to build a new neighbourhood library, plus details about activities and events at the Perth/Dupont Library can be now found on the Facebook group Junction Triangle Library. It's a new forum for library lovers to stay up-to-date on constructions news and share their experiences and views about this great community resource.
If you like the library with plans to grow, please join us!
Mote info in this article at The Bloor West Villager / Inside Toronto:
"The Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) has granted a developer's appeal to build an eight-storey street-side building with a 23-storey tower just north of Dundas Street West and Bloor Street West.
In its decision regarding 2376 Dundas St. W., the site just north of the Crossways, issued Wednesday, March 19, the OMB granted the appeal in part because the property is situated immediately adjacent to multiple transit services and a provincially designated 'Mobility Hub.'
The OMB's approval of Dun West Properties Ltd.'s application for a zoning bylaw amendment permits the developer to proceed with its proposal for a mixed-use residential tower."
Yes, I have been hearing the same things. In fact, my source(someone who is in the restaurant industry) claims that the Farmhouse people are taking over the spot on the south side of Franklin(which I speculated initially was to be a Starbucks) and making that into a bar/resto. And the Dupont Bistro is to be a trattoria with pizza and Italian fare...Dupont Bistro's owners also bought the spot on the south side of Franklin and went in to do work. It's a small space and would be better suited for a bar. Me thinks that's the one the Farmhouse people would covet as a spill over to their space and hold their guests there with drinks and small menu. We'll see but definitely exciting.
I am hearing that the Farmhouse folks are taking over the Dupont Bistro place at Franklin. This would be welcome in my mind. Looks like Dupont is finally coming to life. Now if somebody would open a fruit and vegetable store.
The liquor license application in the window says Zorra Bar and Grill. Does anyone know more?
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It won't be for a few years but I now know where my kids will be walking to school
What a great addition to the neighbourhood that would be - let's make it happen!
That would be a great idea as he is from the neighbourhood he lived on Franklin ave as a kid and his mother worked for Royce DuPont Poultry Packers right there on the north east corner of Symington ave and DuPont ave once called Royce ave when he lived in the area he went to school at st Cecilia's my late aunt used to babysit him
Here is some news sure to make parents in the Junction Triangle happy. French Immersion is coming to Perth Public School starting this September! The program will be offered to children starting in Senior Kindergarden. Kudos to School Board Trustee Maria Rodrigues her tenacity in bringing this long sought after program to our neighbourhood. A formal announcement and more details are coming soon.
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I think they're starting to put up the crane. The base of it anyway, as of this morning.
Should be a busy year on this site.
Photo: https://twitter.com/vgedris/status/434320268282982400/photo/1
There will be a complete Railpath closure sometime in April for a few weeks to facilitate environmental soil work at the Castlepoint lands. An inconvenience but in the long term a good thing.There will be more info about this coming in a few weeks.
The Villager has an article about this:
I think you may be confusing Maria Rodrigues (school trustee) with Theresa Rodrigues (Davenport federal Conservative candidate). I'm pretty sure Maria is an NDP'er, at least going by who some of her supporters were in the last election.
I have also sent emails to this school trustee in the past and received no response. It is as though she is enjoying the cushy position without any of the work. She is also solidly rooted in the Conservative Party which does not promote much of the public good, so I am not anticipating any groundbreaking support from her. The Regal Road are and Roncesvalles areas are both affluent areas; it would be nice to have the Junction Triangle also have more options and opportunities for our kids within the community.
School Trustee Maria Rodrigues is a joke. I have left messages with her and emailed her over the past term and she has never called me back or emailed me.
Seriously our area needs better representation than this and I encourage somebody who cares to run.
Here is a link to the panels that Metrolinx is showing the public.
It is great to see the leg work being done on electrification but we should keep in mind that there is no financial commitment from the Liberal government and the NDP abandoned us. So this will be an election issue in our area.
Here are a couple of thoughts about the panels.
1. There seems to be no reference to adding stations along the APL or the corridor. Once again Metrolinx needs to catch up with where the public is as using the corridor as part of an western DRL is gaining momentum by the day. It should, its a good idea.
2. Metrolinx still refuses to admit that electric rains are quieter than diesel ones despite the fact that every electric rail operator on earth says so and it doesnt matter whether the trains are European or North American designs. These panels say that with electrification noise will not get worse than with diesel trains which is a true but misleading statement; the trains will be quieter but to say that means that Metrolinx will have to admit diesel is louder and they cant do that. For the last few years Metrolinx has said that electric trains are not quieter because of things like the noise from the overhead pantograph but now they state "Therefore, no adverse noise effects are anticipated due to pantographs.". Its sad when an organization tries to invent its own science.
3. Metrolinx still plays down the impact of diesel pollution in our area by always referring to pollution levels within a regional framework. They never talk about pollution locally because they know it looks bad. Other rail systems like CalTrain have the courage to tell the public the truth and thats why they are getting rid of diesel.
"In addition to the air quality benefits of reducing automobile use for commuting by
increasing rail ridership, electric operations are expected to produce substantial
reductions in corridor air pollution emissions when compared with diesel locomotives,
even when the emissions of electrical power generation are included in the analysis.
Electrically powered trains are also more energy efficient than diesel-electric trains.
Reduced energy use also translates into reduced air emissions. Reductions in air
pollutant emissions represent long-term health benefits for Caltrain riders, and residents
and employees along the Caltrain corridor. " (http://www.caltrain.com/Assets/Peninsula+Rail+Program/Electrification+20...)
From the weekend edition of the Villager, "South Parkdale resident Ric Amis...said he was disappointed to find the meeting was presented as a series of panels as opposed to a presentation by Metrolinx followed by a question-and-answer period. "


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New Pork City is the 14th stage revealed for Super Smash Bros Brawl. It originates from Mother 3, so it's effectively Lucas' home level.
Sakurai claims it to be one of the biggest stages around so far, comparable in scale to Temple. There's also a beast that roams around known as the Ultimate Chimera.
New Pork, New Pork!
Billboards are ok, but where's the bathroom?
Crime in New Pork hits a new high.
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ToTaLgAmEr said:
Looks kewl, I'll probably play on it quite a bit.
Dablackluigi said:
This stage looks so amazing. Brawl is going to take gaming to the next level.
Super King said:
That Ultimate Chimera is hilarious. I like the little ducky. Also, Hyrule Temple was one of my favorite stages so this one should be awesome. I wonder which past stages they will bring back for Brawl.
Chris Bajor said:
I absolutely love the ducky on top of the chimera. Without the duck the chimera is powerless. All worship the duck. Oh yea and the stage looks neat too.
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insultman911 said:
Now all they need is a sonic stage and a mario stage. Great stage though.
peter said:
This is awesome! I like big stages, and this one looks interesting. I just hope the computer isn't stupid enough to always kill itself from the ultimate chimera.
Secret said:
Cool, looks like we have a stage with a proper enemy instead of wimps like birdo from SSBM.
ssbbssbbssbb said:
I am going to love this stage.
BrothaZ said:
That seems pretty cool. The Temple in Melee was actually from Adventure of Link on NES and was also my favorite stage.
#1 Peach Fan said:
I have to say this is one of the neatest boards I have ever seen, it's beautiful.
DragonFoxCoon said:
So LARGE! I like it.
ganon man 62 said:
Why does the chimera have a duck on its head?
RisingPhoenix said:
My favorite stage so far.
r3y-r3y said:
Cool stage.
Scooby Jew said:
Pretty cool, but nothing worth being really surprised about.
SSB4LFE said:
Awesome stage! It looks way more interactive than Temple. This is going to be sweet.
feb10isfartheraway said:
That Ultimate Chimera scares me.
Elebot said:
I love that last caption. I love this stage. I'm a fan of the bigger ones anyway.
Epsilon said:
Whoa, big stage. Maybe even bigger than Temple. Wonder if it will have screen scrolls or not. The Ultimate Chimera thing looks kind of weird though. Kind of REALLY weird.
the wii master said:
That's a nice parody of new york city, plus an awesome stage.
divinity boy said:
In the third pic, what was it that hit bowser? Looks like a pokemon. This looks like an awesome stage. It's huge.
SuperMatt said:
So we call it the big Pig instead of apple. Amazing.
YoshLee said:
It's a cool stage but why's it called new pork?
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Ridley FTB said:
This level looks good for aerial combat. Say having meta knight, pit, ridley (let's hope) and even the super charizard. Another thing imagine if the chimera takes a disliking to the pokemon trainer and goes for him!
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Keranu said:
Sorry, I don't like roast pork.
Stinky12694 said:
Goomba, take that hat off right now! Sorry that was the Met fan side of me yelling, anyway, this stage looks pretty sweet, sakurai said that it's bigger than hyrule temple from melee.
SuperMatt said:
Why is it floating?
KOOL-AID said:
I loved the temple stage so this is gonna be good.
sexystf said:
It's the stage of who? From what game?
Doc-Yoshi said:
It's from Lucas's games Earthbound/Mother.
leila the crow said:
The chimera's pink! I love pink.
Aeth said:
Music for this Stage: "Porky's Theme", "Unfounded Revenge/ Smashing Song of Praise", "Humoresque of a Little Dog".
Random person said:
For the ones wondering, this is from Mother 3 (AKA Earthbound II, never released stateside). The "Ultimate Chimera" is not really an enemy from the game, just a big creature in the city that, outside of battle, will chase you around the city and, if it touches you, kill you instantly. And that button on its back is its off-switch, but that's what the little birdie thing is for. Turn the chimera off and the birdie gets pissed and turns it back on.
wawa said:
Do you have to get that duck on ultimate chimera?
Yacht Club Games Interview
David D'Angelo gives us some chat on Shovel Knight
Reggie Fils-Aime Talks Nintendo Third Party Woes
Who needs Call of Duty when you have Mario and Zelda
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Berkeley preps new cell phone radiation safety law
The city of Berkeley is investigating whether to require retailers to hand out radiation-related safety sheets to customers who buy cell phones in town.
Last week, a Berkeley City Council majority — with seven in favor and two opposed — voted to have staff prepare language for the new cell phone law. But whether council ultimately will vote to adopt that law is unknown.
The cell phone ordinance — brought forward Nov. 18 by council members Max Anderson and Kriss Worthington — would require vendors to hand out an info sheet to consumers to remind them to study up on device-specific safety standards for radio-frequency (RF) energy emissions. In particular, customers could be advised not to hold or carry the phone close to the body while using the device, and directed to consult the manual to learn the "recommended separation distance" between the phone and one's body. Anderson said he has been working on the law for several years. … Continue reading »
District 8 race a toss-up, Barry says he is still fighting for District 7, other council races settled
Nov. 9, 5:10 p.m. After several days in second place, Lori Droste has pulled into the lead in Berkeley's Council District 8. She has 1,995 votes, compared to George Beier's 1,983. Read more.
Original story, Nov. 5 While residents of District 8 may not know for days whether George Beier or Lori Droste will represent them on the Berkeley City Council, the results in two other districts are more clear-cut. But in District 7, where Councilman Kriss Worthington has the lead, his challenger Sean Barry is not willing to concede the race yet.
Jesse Arreguín won handily in District 4, as he ran unopposed.
See the latest figures in Berkeleyside's election 2014 live blog.
Linda Maio won re-election in District 1, an area she has represented for 22 years. She garnered 55.35% of the vote (1,779 votes so far) while Alejandro Soto-Vigil got 39.98% of the vote (1,285 votes). A third candidate, Merrilie Mitchell, got 4.67% of the votes (about 150 votes).
Maio, who, before Soto-Vigil, had not faced a serious challenger since she first ran for office, said she spent a lot of time walking her district. When she spoke to people she emphasized Measure D, the proposed soda tax, and left literature behind that described her accomplishments, she said.
Soto-Vigil made the environment a centerpiece of his campaign, arguing that Maio had not done enough to address the issues surrounding air quality in the district's asphalt plant, among other things. … Continue reading »
Why Berkeley passed a soda tax while other cities failed
The city of Berkeley was basking in glory Wednesday over its passage of the nation's first soda tax, an accomplishment that the beverage industry dismissed as just a whacky — and inconsequential — victory.
Although the soda industry was quick to release a press statement Tuesday night after San Francisco's defeat of a 2-cent-an-ounce tax on soda, it took them hours to respond to the win in Berkeley, where voters passed Measure D with 75% of the vote. … Continue reading »
Berkeley councilman says city mishandled legal fees in Measure S redistricting lawsuit; city disagrees
Less than a week before Berkeley voters will decide whether to adopt new council district boundaries, a local official has criticized the city for how it handled legal fees for a lawsuit over the proposed council lines that are on the Nov. 4 ballot with Measure S.
It's the latest rebuke in a prolonged public battle over district lines that began in earnest last year. City officials and staff have countered that proper procedure was, in fact, followed, and that nothing inappropriate occurred.
At Tuesday night's Berkeley City Council meeting, local resident Stefan Elgstrand told officials he had been dismayed to learn about the payment by staff of $140,000 — which he said council did not approve — to lawyers who represented the city in a lawsuit related to redistricting earlier this year. Elgstrand, who was previously an intern for Councilman Kriss Worthington, authored a map last year that was rejected by council and has been among those leading the charge to have the adopted map thrown out. He's also a lead organizer in the opposition campaign against Measure S. Since Elgstrand's public comment Tuesday, Councilman Jesse Arreguín and his aide Anthony Sanchez have added their voices to the criticism, and publicly excoriated the city for how it handled the payment of the legal fees.
City officials have been working to adopt new district lines for several years, but the process has been contentious. Council adopted a new map in December, and said the boundaries had garnered widespread community approval and complied with all legal requirements. Critics of that map — including Elgstrand, Arreguín, Worthington, Phoebe Sorgen and Council 1 challenger Alejandro Soto-Vigil — then led a referendum drive to force council to rescind that map in favor of a compromise, or put the issue to the voters.
The referendum drive was successful, which suspended the use of the map council had adopted. The city then took to the courts to determine which lines should be used leading up to the November election. A judge ultimately ruled that the map council adopted should determine the districts up through Nov. 4. … Continue reading »
Tagged Alejandro Soto-Vigil, Anthony Sanchez, Berkeley City Council, Berkeley elections, Berkeley politics, Berkeley redistricting, Berkeley Student District Campaign, District 7, Election 2014 Berkeley, Jesse Arreguin, Kriss Worthington, Linda Maio, Matthai Chakko, Measure S, Stefan Elgstrand, Susan Wengraf, Zach Cowan
'Double-roundabouts' approved at Berkeley's Gilman interchange; can't happen without Measure BB money
After many months of analysis, and about a decade in development, Caltrans has said the city can move ahead with plans for proposed double-roundabouts in the problematic I-80 and Gilman Street interchange in West Berkeley.
It's the first time the transportation agency has approved a concept for double-roundabouts in the region, according to city of Berkeley transportation chief Farid Javandel. In early October, Caltrans gave Berkeley staff the green light to move ahead with an environmental review of the project, and the city went public with the news Monday.
Whether the project can actually happen depends on the November election: Funding for the double-roundabouts, along with other significant investments in Berkeley, is part of Measure BB, the county-wide transportation tax. Without approval of that measure, the city won't be able to proceed. (Scroll down for details.)
Currently, there are eight entry points to the intersection on either side of the freeway. The intersections are controlled by stop signs but drivers are often unsure about who has the right of way. Berkeleyside readers have called the area "a ridiculous mess" and "the most dysfunctional intersection … anywhere in the United States."
The city has said the intersection "is one of the most problematic in Berkeley. It also generates the most complaints." … Continue reading »
Michael Bloomberg has now spent $370K in support of Measure D; other Berkeley election news
Michael R. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, contributed another $285,000 in support of the Yes on Measure D campaign in the last few days, bringing his total contribution to $370,000. More may be coming, according to Howard Wolfson, his senior aide.
All you need to know about the elections is at Berkeleyside's Election Hub.
Bloomberg paid $200,000 for television ads, including one that aired during the fourth game of the World Series, according to Wolfson. (Campaign finance statements had not been filed as of press time). A second ad will run on Berkeley cable television through the election, he said. Bloomberg also gave a second $85,000 directly to the Yes on Measure D campaign. … Continue reading »
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Op-ed: Linda Maio is not the best environmental candidate
The Sierra Club Bay Chapter made a big mistake when it endorsed incumbent Linda Maio for Berkeley City Council.
In 2013, Maio led the move to gut a proposed ordinance that would have improved the information that dental patients receive about mercury dental amalgam fillings. She killed the mandates that two Berkeley commissions had spent six months crafting, which included informed consent for dental patients and signage requirements for dental offices.
Pro-environment Councilmember Arreguín and others tried to continue the issue for further study, but Maio, in her leadership role as Vice-Mayor, convinced the majority … Continue reading »
Berkeley 2014 election hub: What you need to know
Absentee ballots have arrived and the November 2014 election is just around the corner. Berkeleyside has been covering the issues for months, and we've collected some of our best Berkeley election coverage in a single post to help readers get informed before they cast their votes.
Browse Berkeleyside's 2014 election coverage.
Berkeley has several council seats up for grabs, and seven ballot measures under consideration. If you haven't yet plugged into the local issues on the table, here's your chance. On election night, we'll cover the results live, and we plan to keep this hub updated as Nov. 4 approaches. If you think it's a good resource, we hope you'll share it with your friends and neighbors.
See our election-night live blog here, with continuing updates. … Continue reading »
Tagged Alejandro Soto-Vigil, Berkeley 2014 election guide, Berkeley campaign finance, Berkeley City Council election, Berkeley downtown initiative, Berkeley elections, Berkeley politics, Berkeley redistricting, Berkeley School Board, Berkeley soda tax, District 15 Assembly Race, Election 2014 Berkeley, Elizabeth Echols, George Beier, Jacquelyn McCormick, Josh Daniels, Julie Sinai, Karen Hemphill, Kriss Worthington, Linda Maio, Lori Droste, Measure D, Measure F, Measure R, Measure S, Merrilie Mitchell, Michael Alvarez Cohen, Norma Harrison, Parks tax, Sean Barry, Tony Thurmond, Ty Alper
The It List: Five things to do in Berkeley this weekend
BERKELEY CITY COLLEGE 40TH ANNIVERSARY Berkeley may be best known for one of its higher-ed institutions, but this week a much-deserved spotlight will be trained on the other. Although it has gone by many different names over the years, Berkeley City College has been producing scholars for four decades. BCC's 40th anniversary celebration will kick off Friday, Oct. 17, and will continue with various events and activities throughout the coming year. Starting at noon, the day will be packed with discussion panels, live music, campus tours, and presentations by a host of officials including Berkeley Mayor Tom Bates. At 5:15 p.m. there will be a dedication of "From the Ground Up/Desde las raices," a brand new mural created by local artists including BCC students. The college is located at 2050 Center St. RSVPs are encouraged. … Continue reading »
Tagged Alejandro Soto-Vigil, Berkeley Arts Festival, Berkeley City College, Berkeley City College 40th anniversary, Berkeley West Branch library, Civic Center park, Dan Plonsey, Daniel Popsicle, Jesse Arreguin, Josh Daniels, Julie Sinai, Karen Hemphill, League of Women Voters, Linda Maio, Norma Harrison, Speed Date Your Candidates, The Grateful Dead, Ty Alper, What to do in Berkeley this weekend
Streamlined housing crisis center slated for Berkeley
A new one-stop homelessness services shop is in the works in Berkeley.
Announced Tuesday night, the city is changing the way it funds programs offered in town, to prioritize the people with the highest needs, in line with a federal mandate to streamline services into a coordinated system.
The city is looking to create a central office where anyone seeking services will begin the process. Currently, there are too many entry points, as well as duplicative services and a mis-match between those who receive the highest level of assistance and those who needs it most, staff said Tuesday at a work session with the Berkeley City Council.
The city spends about $3 million a year on a range of programs. That is not set to change. But how the money is divvied up, and exactly which types of services receive money, will be different. Unlike the current system, programs will have to fit into set categories to qualify for city support. … Continue reading »
Tagged Berkeley City Council, Berkeley Food and Housing Project, Berkeley homelessness, Berkeley's Health Housing & Community Services Department, BOSS, Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency, Darryl Moore, Donald Frazier, Downtown Berkeley, Housing Crisis Resolution Center, Jane Micallef, Jesse Arreguin, Laurie Capitelli, Linda Maio, Max Anderson, Mayor Tom Bates, Terrie Light
Soda tax, school board race, open council seat bring campaign cash to Berkeley
The lure of an open Berkeley City Council seat has turned the race to replace Gordon Wozniak in November into a big bucks proposition.
The District 8 race for Wozniak's position, the city's proposed sugar-sweetened beverage tax on distributors and the Berkeley School Board race — with four people vying for three seats — are already bringing in significant campaign contributions as the November 2014 election approaches.
Read Berkeleyside's 2014 election coverage. … Continue reading »
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Berkeley Asphalt: New technology will reduce odors
Berkeley Asphalt plans to invest in a new manufacturing process designed to reduce emissions and odors in its West Berkeley neighborhood starting in January, officials announced recently.
Its neighbors have complained about the noise, odors, and pollution from the plant for at least 20 years, most recently in June when a group questioned whether the plant has been violating its use permit with excess odors and noise.
What the company has decided to do is convert to a new technology called "warm-mix" asphalt, which produces paving material at a lower temperature than traditional asphalt, yet performs as well on the road and releases fewer pollutants into the air, according to company officials. The decision was the result of negotiations between the company and city staff that began last year.
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Berkeley parks advocates push back after council drops bond from November ballot
The public dismay was palpable last month when the Berkeley City Council decided, in a surprise move, to put a parks tax before voters this fall without a related bond measure that would have infused parks and pools around the city with much-needed cash, reversing an earlier vote on the items.
The $1.7 million parks tax, if approved by voters, would essentially maintain the status quo for maintenance and staffing needs, and cost the owner of an average-size home an additional $43 a year. (That same homeowner already pays about $240 a year for the existing parks tax.)
Had it gone to voters, the proposed $20 million parks bond could have helped re-open Willard Pool, improve the King and West Campus pools, put millions toward Aquatic Park, James Kenney Park and the much-loved rose garden, and repair tennis courts and ballfields around the city, in addition to addressing other significant needs. (See a financial breakdown of several possible iterations of the bond and tax proposal.)
The city estimated that the joint bond and tax measure would have added just $15 more than the tax alone to the bill for owners of an average Berkeley home, defined by the city as 1,900 square feet. … Continue reading »
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Exec. Comm. of Archdiocesan Council to Visit Ecumenical Patriarchate
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Nov 18, 1998
NEW YORK - This evening, members of the Executive Committee of the Archdiocese Council are traveling to the Phanar and the Ecumenical Patriarchate. At their regular monthly meeting on November 10, 1998, there was a unanimous agreement to schedule this trip in order for the Executive Committee to receive in person the blessings, guidance and prayers of His All Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew. They are scheduled to return on November 21, 1998.
The Executive Committee of the Archdiocese Council is chaired by the Archbishop and comprised of the Vice-Chairman of the Archdiocese Council, Mr. John Catsimatidis of New York, NY; Secretary, Mr. Peter J. Pappas of New York, NY; Treasurer, Mr. Nicholas J. Bouras of Summit, NJ; Mr. Andrew A. Athens of Chicago, IL; Mr. George Behrakis of Tewksbury, MA; Mr. Michael G. Cantonis of Tarpon Springs, FL; Mr. Harry J. Pappas of Visalia CA; Mr. James Paulos of Dallas, TX; and Mr. George E. Safiol of Weston, MA.
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- Encyclical of Archbishop Demetrios for Thanksgiving Day 2014
- Pope Francis will visit Ecumenical Patriarchate and meet with His-All Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew
- Επίσκεψη Υπουργού Ενέργειας και Περιβάλλοντος Γιάννη Μανιάτη και Αρχηγού του ΓΕΣ Αντιστρατήγου Χρήστου Μανωλά
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House, 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, (Sleeps 6)
Owner grew up on the Frio River and wanted to have a place for his family to enjoy. Many memories of floating the river to Garner State Park. Purchased lot but did not build on it until recently. Great family enviroment, relax and enjoy the fresh air, dry climate, clear frio river and beautiful night skys. Axis deer roam freely on the property and water at the river in the evenings.
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by Jonathan Stevenson (U1987325) 20 December 2008
Hi there,
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comment by Baggie Boy Robo : ) (U12627515)
posted Dec 20, 2008
We need to sign two/three strikers two loans and one signing?
comment by bednarsabaggie (U11211296)
posted Dec 20, 2008
Ł6m?? You're having a laugh aint yer Baggie-Boy?
posted Dec 20, 2008
To quote Tony Mowbray:
comment by Wilburfixit (U13656916)
posted Dec 20, 2008
I don't we'll spend either and our style of play will stay the same.
posted Dec 20, 2008
He's a first team player for Fulham. It's the equivalent of us loaning Carson out. There's no way it would happen. We've got enough strikers who can't score goals anyway.
comment by aries22 (U1946540)
posted Dec 20, 2008
Moses, you shouldn't fear getting slaughtered for saying anything on here. I certainly wouldn't criticise anyone for coming up with that name. Desperate times, desperate measures, etc.
posted Dec 20, 2008
I don't think we'll lose Miller due to his injury. He'd need the whole season to impress anybody enough to buy him.
comment by Viva Valero (U10167772)
posted Dec 30, 2008
You can have 5 players on loan in a matchday squad, then that can be 2 domestic and an unlimited number from overseas. However, the 2 domestic loans cannot be from the same club, so its impossible for us to loan anyone else from Arsenal along with Simpson.
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Chael Sonnen is already up to his tricks as we see him face Jon Jones, the UFC light heavyweight champion, as The Ultimate Fighter 17 kicks off tonight. Sonnen is the opposing coach to Jones, and the pair will fight off in the Octagon in New Jersey on April 27, where Sonnen is seen as a massive underdog.
There appears to have been little personal enmity in the series, the opening sequence of which airs on ESPN in the UK next Wednesday morning, Jan 23, at 1am.
One British MMA fighter, Luke Barnatt, from Cambridgeshire, takes part in the series, which was filmed in Las Vegas. Barnatt is a member of team Tsunami, alongside current UFC welterweight John 'gipsy ju-jitsu' Maguire.
"It's like pretty much everything else in this industry – I've got to come along and show everyone how it should have been done in the first place," Sonnen told me with typical bravado. "If some of these other coaches want to treat the facility like it's a frat house, that's on them. But we are grown men, we are not children."
Giving a sneak preview on the latest TUF series, Sonnen explained: "Some of these other guys [who have coached TUF] are so starved for attention, they can't keep the focus where it is supposed to be, which is on the competition itself. If these coaches want attention, they need to enter the tournament."
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Baltimore City Police need the public's help to identify the person who stabbed four teenagers on the Charm City Circulator.
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Baltimore County and Baltimore City Police are asking for the public's help locating a man reported missing over the weekend.
Baltimore Man, 29, Reported Missing Since Friday
Baltimore County and Baltimore City Police are asking for the public's help locating a man reported missing over the weekend.
Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In West Baltimore
A person was shot in killed Sunday morning in West Baltimore.
Family Of Man Who Died In Police Custody Files Multi-Million Dollar Lawsuit Against City Police
Wrongful death. The family of a man who died in the custody of a Baltimore police officers is suing the department.
City Police Investigate North Baltimore Shooting
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Convicted Felon Arrested For 9-Year-Old's Shooting In Cherry Hill
A child, just 9 years old, remains in the hospital after being shot in the stomach when a gunman tries to barge into his home.
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Baltimore's latest "Public Enemy No. 1" is now behind bars. Police arrested the 19-year-old early Thursday morning.
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Anne Shirley is back!
From the librarians that brought you the Anne of Green Gables Summer Book Club comes a brand-new club never before seen at the Hudson Public Library:
The Anne of Green Gables Fan Club for grades 4-8!
More laughs, more fun, and more Anne Shirley. So grab your raspberry cordial and your broken slates! Together, we'll be getting up close and personal with the world of Anne of Green Gables.
Join us on the first Thursday of the month. Next meeting is December 4 from 4:15-5:15.
Sign-up at the children's information desk.
Check us out on Facebook: facebook.com/AnneofGreenGablesFanClub
See you there! :)
Technology Hands-on Help
Technology expert Barbara Krueger will be at the library to answer your technology and Internet related questions including those about security and privacy.
Each session is 30 minutes and sessions begin Thursday, October 23. Reservations are needed. Please sign up at the help desk or call the library.
Visit Barbara on Facebook at facebook.com/kruegersolutions.
Tuesdays: December 30 from 12:30 - 2:30 pm
Thursdays: December 4, 11, 18 from 12:30 - 2:30 pm
Saturdays: December 13, 27 from 11:00 - 1:00 pm
Page Turners Book Club
Come join the Page Turners! A variety of interest book club, set to read books of a fun, whimsical, educational, and thought provoking nature.
Meetings to be held on the third Thursday of the month from 6:30 - 7:30 pm. All are welcome!
Bookmarks Book Club
The Bookmarks Book Club meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 10:30 am.
In this book club, members read both fiction and non-fiction on a variety of topics, including history, biography, and current topics.
The book club welcomes new members to its meetings. For more information call the library (extension 105) and speak with the Director, Linda Donaldson.
December 17: Quiet: The Power Of Introverts In A World That Can't Stop Talking by Susan Cain
Mystery Book Club
The Mystery Book Club meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 1:00 pm.
For further information contact Library Assistant Joan Bushman, 715-386-3101.
December 17: Fleet Street Murders by Charles Finch
January 21: River of Darkness by Rennie Airth
February 18: Book of Killowen by Erin Hart
March 18: Cop Town by Karin Slaughter
April 15: Case Histories by Kate Atkinson
May 20: The Crossing Places by Elly Griffiths
Teen Choice Book Club (ages 13-18)
This school year's Teen Book Club, for ages 13-16, meets the 3rd Thursday from 4:00-5:00 p.m. Most meetings are led by teens.
To join, call the library 386-3101 or sign-up at the library. (Membership is limited).
This teen program is free. Call to reserve one of the limited copies of the book. You will need to have a valid library card.
December 18: Mystic City by Theo Lawrence
January 15: Evil Genius by Catherine Jinks
February 19: If I Stay by Gayle Forman
March 19: Gathering Blue by Lois Lowry
April 16: Messenger by Lois Lowry
May 21: Son by Lois Lowry
Rhyme Time Baby Story Time
Rhyme Time Baby Story Time is for children birth to talking. Babies and their caregivers are invited to join us for 20 minutes of stories, puppets, poems, finger plays, and action activities.
Walkey Talkey Story Time
Walkey Talkey Story Time is for children talking to age 3. Children and their caregivers are invited to join us in the story room for 25 minutes of stories, songs, poems, puppets, and activities.
Wiggles and Giggles Story Time
Wiggles and Giggles Story Time is for children ages 3-5. Open the world of books by participating with them during the weekly story time. Books, puppets, songs, poems, flannel board stories, crafts, and action activities help to ready your child for a future of reading.
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Pearson Education is a multi-media company that publishes textbooks for the global education, business information, and consumer publishing markets. The company provides testing and software services for primary and secondary schools; offers assessment, reporting, and business solutions; and publishes textbooks and related course materials for colleges and universities, as well as texts, reference, and interactive products for industry professionals. Pearson provides a variety of work from home assignments that can be temporary, part time and full time for remote lesson and textbook writers, test scorers and content reviewers.
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Remote full-time HIED sales vice president for eastern region to direct revenue growth initiatives oversee personnel. Will be tasked with creating and meeting business goals while making connections to increase brand awareness.
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Identify new business enterprise level opportunities within defined market, manage relationships with C-suite clients and use consultative selling strategies to drive new revenue. Background in educational technology is desired. Remote.
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Will be responsible for producing, assembling, shipping, and tracking meeting materials, ordering supplies, and maintaining inventory on a temporary, full-time basis. HS diploma/equivalent and MS Office proficiency required.
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Responsible for identifying potential/existing examiners and sites, completing follow-through tasks, and developing/maintaining relationship with examiners and sites on a temporary basis. Background in recruiting, customer service, or marketing req.
Regional Account Executive
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Full-time Regional Account Executive will achieve monthly new partnership goals, execute growth plan, manage clients, provide reporting and trending analysis for region, and other duties. Up to 75 percent travel. Remote.
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Temporary, full-time duties include copyediting and proofreading written products, test forms, and test items for style, usage, grammar, spelling, and punctuation. Bachelors and 3 years of experience in professional proofreading and copyediting req.
Field Research Scoring Associate
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This was once a place that I would brag to my friends about. Right around July, things started taking a very negative turn. The comp structure was completely revamped to make it much more difficult to reach your goals. Even if you did reach your unrealistic goal (less than 4% of sales floor hit it in October), it is still a significant pay cut from the previous comp structure. The workload has also somehow increased at the same time, and the liability of the work has gone up (Unauthorized Practice of Law is a major concern, and limits everything you say. If you say something the wrong way, it comes out of your check). There is a new QA team that will micromanage your calls and grade them on a scorecard that makes very little sense. The people "grading" the calls have little to no sales experience, and closing the sale has no impact on the score. They also only grade calls in the 5-12 minute range (they are that short for a reason), so they never hear any real sales calls.The overall mentality of this place is shifting from an innovative and collaborative sales organization, in to just another call center. Employee morale is in the gutter, and the most talented people are leaving on a daily basis. Most people in sales feel like they are just another number now, and simply just a apart of an assembly line for a corporate machine. They're even testing out something called auto pickup, where you literally have less than a second between inbound calls, and it picks up for you automatically. Also you are no longer a sales specialist, you now work: sales, customer care, retention, escalations, declines, and pretty much anything else that comes across the phone. You are expected to be Jack of all trades, and master of none. Most of these changes were started when they brought on new investors, and they took over control of the board. Sales are way down, morale is down, and everybody just has a general sense of not caring anymore.Advice to ManagementAdvice
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1. HUTTON: Dream becomes reality for Rensselaer
RENSSELAER — They were waving white towels. And it didn't mean surrender. Just the opposite. Charge. Rensselaer was waiting for this night. "Small Town," by […]
2. Manes: Delving into DeMotte's history
"How will we know it's us without our past?" — John Steinbeck, "The Grapes of Wrath" Several years ago, Pat Kopanda wrote […]
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