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EAST MONTPELIER Three people were injured when a paving roller being towed by a truck crossed the center line Friday on Route 2 and collided with a third vehicle, according to Vermont State Police.
The crash shortly after 4 p.m. left both the roller and the vehicle it hit overturned, and backed up late-afternoon traffic.
A helicopter from Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center hovered overhead and landed in a field near the crash scene to pick up Tiffany Simard, 27, of St. Johnsbury, who police said suffered a severe leg injury.
The driver of the paving roller, Jessie Snelling, 30, of Westminster Station, had a head injury, police said. The roller and the vehicle it struck, a Dodge Durango driven by Christopher Mooney, 37, of Waterford, overturned some distance apart.
Police said Simard was a passenger in the Durango, which they described as totaled, with heavy damage to the drivers side rear and the undercarriage.
Mooney had a cut on his forearm, according to state police. He and Snelling were being treated Friday evening at Central Vermont Medical Center, authorities said.
According to Vermont State Police, the crash happened when the paving roller was being towed west by a Chevrolet truck driven by Darrin Tyminski, 48, of Cornish, New Hampshire. The truck wasnt damaged, and its driver wasnt injured.
Neither Mooney nor Snelling was wearing a seat belt, police said; it wasnt known whether Simard wore one.
Ambulances and firetrucks from several towns went to the scene, and firefighters helped direct traffic, which began moving again shortly after 5 p.m.
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The only run scored when Christian Yelich walked on a full-count pitch with two out and the bases loaded in the fifth inning.
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The Other Hillary
She blazed through her first game
And then lost the lightning her second time out.
We cheered for her, all the way.
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Quietly, Chick-Fil-A arrived in our blue, gay-friendly state.
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Last Call
You'll feel so much better after you run through it singing "I'm a Higgs Boson! I'm a Higgs Boson! Watchin' quarks go by. My, my, my."
Actually, okayson sounds like a particle.
Hartford, You Are a Hot Mess!
The City of Hartford began Election Day unable to check in voters at some sites because the printed books of registered voters had not been delivered. "Hartford Has It" did not, apparently, cover these.
To make matters worse, some voters were simply sent away without being offered an affidavit or provisional ballot. This, in a city of three (3!) well-compensated Registrars of Voters. These people make a lot of money. For most of the year, they have nothing to do. They should be placed in colonial stocks and pillories (I never did quite figure out the difference) and whipped by pirates.
The primary damage is, of course, to each affected voter's right of suffrage. Secondary damage to Dan Malloy, who needs those Hartford votes. The governor votes at the Hartford Seminary one of the sites that didn't have the books. They arrived after 7 in response to ecumenical prayers. The governor was apparently obliged to wait about 30 minutes to vote. The Secretary of State, who lives two blocks from the Seminary site, and voted by affidavit.The tertiary damage will come if a court decides to extend voting hours at sites that were shut down this morning. Let one thousand conspiracy theories bloom.
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"An Op-Ed essay on Monday described bald eagles and ospreys incorrectly. They eat fish, and their poop is white; they do not eat berries and excrete purple feces. (Other birds, like American robins, Eurasian starlings and cedar waxwings, do.)"
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It's Not You; It's Me; I'm Dead
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But now you get screamed at for an innocent error. (This is why you should never talk to anybody.)
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"We were screamed at in front of the door, 'he's not allowed in here, he's rude'," said Rebecca Denham as she described her experience at the Doughnut Inn on Tuesday morning.
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[QUOTE=LeonTheCat;4257267]To me, it really seems like Sanchez is less than pleased with his receivers right now. He declined to comment on who he was pissed off during the game but did concede there were at least a couple times he was really heated at somebody during the game. He insinuated rather indirectly but I thought obviously that receivers are not properly running routes.
He even said he missed Kerley and LT because they would hit their field "land marks" perfectly (hence he completes 85% of passes to them). He says Kerley strives for perfection.
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Har Nof in flames
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Genome of lowly centipede sequenced, adding a piece to puzzle of how life started on Earth
A creative twist on Italian in the heart of Tel Aviv
'Game of Thrones', 'Breaking Bad' director MacLaren to oversee Gal Gadot in 'Wonder Woman'
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Qui prendra la relève de Mahmoud Abbas ?
Arafat, Abbas, même combat ?
Rétrospective en noir et blanc pour la ville d'Or
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Christians United for Israel Chairman John Hagee says Obama is anti-Semitic
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Pope Francis condemns Palestinian violence
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Addressing Climate Change Conference
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Promising trend of prosecution for environmental crimes, officials say
Yazidi boy recovering from surgery in Israel, father worried about family in Iraq
Portions of the Western Wall may be facing problematic erosion
Israeli math team take top prize for the first time at International Mathematics Competition
Israeli Ebola researcher unique in learning how some victims survive
State and local council to replace asbestos roofs in the line of fire from Gaza
Environment Ministry says oil shale pilot project in Shfela is environmentally destructive
MK Henin: Immediate action is needed to curb pollution levels in the Haifa Bay
'Export of Leviathan gas to Turkey unlikely without improvement in political ties'
NGOs to panel: Public must benefit more from profits on natural resources
Ministerial committee approves new land, sea gas reception terminals
Exploratory oil drilling in Golan Heights approved
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The Israeli desalination giant that is already responsible for the brunt of
Israel's salty-to-fresh water transformation is now taking on San Diego, in the
biggest desalination project to hit the western hemisphere.IDE Americas
Inc., a subsidiary of Israel's IDE Technologies Ltd, will be designing a
204,412-cubic-meter seawater desalination plant for the San Diego region, the
company announced on Sunday. The $922 million plan, called Carlsbad Desalination
Project, is being administered by Poseidon Resources (Channelside) LP, a
subsidiary of Poseidon Water LLC, and will be carried out in partnership with
the San Diego County Water Authority.Kiewit Shea Desalination, a joint
venture between subsidiaries of companies Kiewit Corp. and J.F. Shea
Construction Inc., will be providing the engineering, procurement and
construction (EPC) of the facility as well as the 10-mile (16- km.) pipeline
required to deliver the treated water per day produced there, according to
Poseidon Resources. Meanwhile, IDE Americas Inc. will design the processing
plant, and will also be responsible for operation and maintenance (O&M) of
the plant under a 30- year contract.For the design contract, IDE will be
receiving $150m., while the O&M agreement will bring the company $500m.
Construction of the plant will begin this year and is slated to begin bringing
high-quality drinking water to the San Diego area by 2016, a statement from IDE
Technologies said. The hope is that the new desalination plant will help San
Diego County Water Authority alleviate its water shortage and achieve its goal
of supplying 7 percent of the region's water through desalination by 2020 –
"creating a new map of the American water market," the statement
added."The Carlsbad Desalination Project is a significant milestone for
us, California and the US at large, as we believe it will set the stage for the
future of desalination in America," said Avshalom Felber, CEO of IDE
Technologies Ltd. "For decades, we've successfully completed similar projects in
countries all over the world, and we're excited to be a part of what will be the
largest desalination plant in the US."Based in the Sharon Industrial
Park in Kadima, near Netanya, IDE has built and operates some of the world's
largest desalination plants, currently providing a cumulative capacity of over
2.3 million cubic meters a day around the world, according to the
firm.The company has worked in 400 plants in 40 countries over four
decades thus far – including Israel's own Ashkelon and Hadera desalination
plants, as well as the future Sorek facility."The Carlsbad project that
we're about to embark upon will accelerate both the visibility of desalination
in North America and the ability of potential clients, both public and private,
to understand how creative project delivery, creative finance and innovative
process design allow these types of projects to happen," said Mark Lambert, CEO
of IDE Americas. "The movement in the US toward desalination has been a long
time coming, and we're ready to lead the charge."While there are many
industrial desalination projects already throughout North and South America,
there are very few such plants for the mainstream populations of these two
continents, Felber told The Jerusalem Post on Sunday. "This is a developing
market as far as desalination is concerned," he said. Because this is the first
major mainstream desalination project in the region, IDE can by default end up
in the "unique position as the leading desalination company in the whole area,"
Felber explained.Although IDE has a huge amount of experience in
building and operating desalination facilities, until now it has been difficult
to enter the American market, and this project gives the company the opportunity
to show that it is able to operate according to American standards, Felber said.
When vying for the project, IDE was competing with companies from France and
Spain as well as one local American firm. The San Diego Water Authorityhas
already signed on 20 municipalities within its bounds that have committed to
receiving the desalinated water when it comes online, Felber noted.After
completing this project, he stressed that IDE would like to expand its
involvement in the emergent American desalination market, looking specifically
to regions like Florida, Texas and other parts of California."It's no
news that we and other Israeli [desalination] companies are well-known," Felber
said. "The real global news is entering the American market, which is really
hard to penetrate."
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Dave Martinez, the Rays' bench coach for the past seven seasons, was among seven candidates dropped Friday. Also cut were Barry Larkin, Doug Glanville, Manny Acta, Craig Counsell, Charlie Montoyo and Ron Wotus.
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Ibanez, 42, has spent 19 seasons in the major leagues with Seattle, Kansas City, Philadelphia, the Yankees and the Los Angeles Angels and has 305 homers and 2,034 hits. He helped the Royals win this year's AL pennant.
The 36-year-old Cash played for Tampa Northside in the 1989 Little League World Series and was a big league catcher for eight seasons with Toronto, Tampa Bay, Boston, the New York Yankees and Houston from 2002-10. He was a major league advance scout for Toronto in 2012 and Cleveland's bullpen coach in 2013-14.
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FRISCO, Texas (AP) Two-time NHL All-Star center Jason Spezza signed a $30 million, four-year contract extension Friday with the Dallas Stars.
The deal came nearly five months after the Stars acquired Spezza from Ottawa just before the start of free agency, and keeps the 31-year-old center from becoming an unrestricted free agent next summer.
Spezza has 18 points in his first 20 games in Dallas, with his 14 assists tops among the Stars and ninth in the NHL. He has 705 points (255 goals, 450 assists) in 706 career games since being the second overall pick in the 2001 NHL draft by Ottawa.
"Jason is a world-class player and his commitment to the organization is a reflection of what we are building in Dallas," Stars general manager Jim Nill said. "The professionalism and production he brings to our group is key for our success moving forward and we value the leadership he brings to our team."
The Stars acquired Spezza on July 1 in exchange for right wing Alex Chiasson, left wings Nick Paul and Alex Guptill and a second-round selection in the 2015 NHL Draft. Spezza is in the final season of a $49 million, seven-year contract, so his new deal with the Stars is through the 2018-19 season.
In 11 seasons with the Senators, Spezza had at least 65 points in a season six times, and three other seasons with at least 50 points. He was sent to the Stars only a few days after using his no-trade clause to turn down a possible deal to Nashville.
Far removed from punishing hits on the ice, the real crunching in the NHL these days is being done in front offices around the league with the numbers involved in the complex, lengthy calculations of analytics.
The "Moneyball" approach popularized in baseball has slowly become as much a part of the NHL as the breakaway. More and more teams are turning to the same kind of analytics that have taken over Major League Baseball when they assess talent, players and performance.
Never heard of Corsi and Fenwick statistics? And you call yourself a fan?
It's a new era in the NHL and - much like in baseball - there's a still a divide between the new school thinkers and the hockey lifers stewing at the thought that newfangled stats could ever replace gut feel in building a Stanley Cup championship roster.
Take Philadelphia, for example.
The franchise known for decades as the Broad Street Bullies now has more use for an extra set of pocket protectors than rough-and-tumble goons.
"Analytics is where we're going," general manager Ron Hextall said. "You can't overvalue it, but in my mind it's going to become more and more and more valuable, I think in all sports. It's another tool. Why not use every tool available? You still need eyes on hockey players. You need that. I don't think that will ever change, but the analytics, I wouldn't say it's a huge part, but it's going to get bigger and bigger."
The Flyers, Toronto, Buffalo, Columbus, the Los Angeles Kings and others are leading the charge in using a new lens at scoping out the way players are judged. The key thought is, there are other ways to scout a player than the traditional means of goals, saves, plus/minus ratio and puck possession time.
Here are some of the stats that are becoming part of the lexicon:
- Fenwick Percentage: The percentage of unblocked shots (on goal or missed) taken by the player's team; also known as FF%.
- Corsi: Named for former Buffalo Sabres goaltending coach Jim Corsi, this stat tracks shot attempts for and against taken by a team or player. It's the sum of a team or player's goals, shots on net, shots that miss the net and shots that are blocked.
- League-Wide Success Rate: The league-wide shooting percentage from that area of the ice in the time frame selected.
- PDO: The sum of a player's on-ice shooting percentage and on-ice save percentage.
Sam Ventura, a 26-year-old Ph.D candidate at Carnegie Mellon, co-founded the analytics blog War On Ice. Ventura has become such a fan of NHL math, he has tinkered with creating his own advanced stats, working on a metric called zone transition times.
He used zone information (which zone a hit or shot may come from) and measured how long it took for each team to transition between zones.
"Over the long run, we should see the better teams holding the puck in the offensive zones longer and getting the puck out of their defensive zones faster," he said. "That's sort of what I found. The metric I created correlates pretty highly with the number of points in the standings."
Ventura's stat could become the next big thing in the NHL. Or it could take years for some teams to adapt.
"Hockey's such a free-flowing game that it's hard to determine automatically where each player is at each point of the game," he said. "It's not surprising that hockey has been slower in adopting analytics."
The hard-liners agree that fancy math should go the way of Fox's glowing puck.
"There are guys that leave people on the ice in bad situations and don't get punished for it in terms of the numbers," Washington Capitals coach Barry Trotz said. "What analytics doesn't show for me is when the game's on the line, when games or important situations happen, it doesn't show me who's going to win them."
The Sabres were at the forefront of analytics with stats developed by Corsi. He has moved on to St. Louis, leaving the heavy lifting in the front office to Jason Nightingale. The Pittsburgh Penguins hired Jason Karmanos as vice president of hockey operations in June to be their analytics guru. The Blue Jackets turned to Josh Flynn. The Capitals hired Tim Barnes. The Flyers use Ian Anderson. The Maple Leafs hired Kyle Dubas, a twentysomething former player' agent without any previous NHL experience.
Teams have largely refused to make the analytics experts available to the media for fear they'll expose classified ideas.
Most advanced stats debunk the idea that the oldest stats are still the most reliable. Ventura said he found in his research that hits and blocked shots - bread and butter for many NHL general managers - tend to be overrated.
"If you hit someone, that means you didn't have the puck before. Not having the puck is bad," Ventura said.
And blocked shots?
"Not that it's bad to block shots, but if you have a lot of blocked shots, it means your team rarely has the puck when you're on the ice," he said.
There's really no stopping the movement. The Stanley Cup champion Kings serve as a blueprint for finding undervalued players and consistently ranking among the league leaders in FenClose (the percentage of unblocked shot attempts a team takes in a game when the score is within one goal or tied).
It's up to a team's stats whiz to convey what's important in clear terms to the guys on the bench.
"If I cross the blue line with possession of the puck, I don't need to be a math major to know that the percentage of shots that I get are going to be higher," Trotz said. "Every coach in the league wants to enter the zone with possession of the puck, they really do. And for us, when it gets thrown in a coach's face, you go, `Yeah, I get that."'
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Adrian Peterson says he realizes moving on from the Minnesota Vikings might be best for both him and the team.
In an interview published Thursday by USA Today, Peterson said he believes the coaches and players on the team are fully behind him but that feelings in the organization toward him are mixed after he was charged with felony child abuse in Texas for using a wooden switch to discipline his 4-year-old son. He pleaded no contest Nov. 4 to misdemeanor reckless assault.
"I know who loves me. The coaches and the players, it's not going to be a problem. I've felt so much support from those guys. The organization, I know there's people in the organization that support me and there's people that I know internally that has not been supporting me," Peterson told the newspaper. He said he has given a lot of thought to the idea that "maybe it's best for me to get a fresh start somewhere else."
"I would love to go back and play in Minnesota to get a feel and just see if my family still feels comfortable there," he told USA Today (http://usat.ly/1F6vQN7). "But if there's word out that, hey, they might release me, then so be it. I would feel good knowing that I've given everything I had in me."
Peterson said he spoke last week with his son for the first time in five months. He told the newspaper he "won't ever use a switch again," that he has been seeing a therapist and meeting a pastor certified in counseling near his Houston-area home, and has learned other ways to discipline his children.
On paid leave from the Vikings for more than two months, Peterson was informed this week by the NFL he will be suspended without pay for at least the rest of the season. The NFL Players Association has appealed the punishment on his behalf, and Peterson will continue to draw his salary on the exempt list until the appeal is resolved.
Regardless of which team he plays for next year, assuming he's reinstated by the league, Peterson said his focus has been on family - restoring his relationship with the boy and becoming a better parent. Peterson has fathered six children by six different women. He was married July 19.
"No one knows how I felt when I turned my child around after spanking him and seeing what I had left on his leg," Peterson said. "No one knows that Dad sat there and apologized to him, hugged him and told him that I didn't mean to do this to you and how sorry I was."
Peterson said he declined to meet with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell last week because of unanswered questions he and the union had about the process.
"I didn't want to go into a situation blind. I didn't know what to expect. Who's going to be there? Who will I be meeting with? What details are we going to get into?" he said.
Peterson also said he was upset by Goodell's accusation in the letter about the suspension that he showed "no meaningful remorse" about injuring the boy.
"Ultimately, I know I'll have my opportunity to sit down with Roger face to face, and I'll be able to say a lot of the same things that I've said to you," Peterson told the newspaper. "Don't say that I'm not remorseful, because in my statement, I showed that I was remorseful. I regretted everything that took place. I love my child, more than anyone could ever imagine."
LOS ANGELES (AP) Kings defenseman Slava Voynov was charged with felony domestic violence on Thursday by the Los Angeles County district attorney's office.
Voynov faces one felony count of corporal injury to a spouse with great bodily injury. In a statement providing the first public details of the incident, the district attorney's office said Voynov "caused his wife to suffer injuries to her eyebrow, cheek and neck" during an argument at their home, several hours after the Kings won an afternoon game.
The 24-year-old Russian Olympian has been suspended since his arrest early Oct. 20 at a hospital in Torrance, California. He had taken his wife to the hospital for treatment of injuries from their home in nearby Redondo Beach.
Craig Renetzky, Voynov's attorney, has repeatedly said his client didn't hit his wife. Renetzky also said Voynov shouldn't have been arrested, blaming a misunderstanding between police and Voynov's wife, who speaks even less English than her husband.
"Mr. Voynov is extremely disappointed that the district attorney's office elected to file charges," Renetzky said in a statement. "Mr. Voynov maintains his innocence and looks forward to clearing his name in court. We remain confident."
Voynov was suspended indefinitely by the NHL before he even posted bail on the morning of his arrest. The Kings have wholeheartedly supported the league's disciplinary actions, and they affirmed that position in a statement issued by the team after Voynov was charged.
"We are aware of the actions taken today in California, which we will review and evaluate before making any decisions," NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly said. "Until further notice, the current terms of Mr. Voynov's suspension remain in place."
The NHL's position means the Kings will not receive salary cap relief in the absence of Voynov, who is still being paid his $3 million salary during his suspension. With Voynov still counting against the cap, Los Angeles was forced to play with five defensemen earlier this month while unable to recall anyone from the minors to fill in for an injured player.
"As an organization we will continue to closely monitor the developments of the legal proceedings and work in partnership with the NHL to determine the proper course of action in the future," the Kings said in their statement.
Voynov isn't allowed to practice or play for the team, but he has been skating at the Kings' training complex after their practices, sometimes under the supervision of an assistant coach.
Voynov will be arraigned Dec. 1 in Torrance. The charge carries a maximum penalty of nine years in prison, and Voynov also could face deportation.
Voynov is a two-time Stanley Cup champion who also played for Russia at the Sochi Olympics. He will miss his 14th straight game Thursday night when the Kings host Carolina.
Through her own attorney, Voynov's wife previously said she didn't want charges filed against the defenseman, but California authorities aren't required to consider such wishes when deciding to file charges.
Voynov and his wife got married during the summer. They are still living together and raising her child from a prior relationship.
Voynov earned a spot in the Kings' lineup as a rookie during their run to their first Stanley Cup title in 2011-12. He scored a career-best 34 points last season, and he has two assists in six games this year.
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A responding officer applied a combat tourniquet to control the bleeding of the 25-year-old passenger, whom police found at the Queen City Avenue 7-Eleven after the driver sped away from the shooting.
Police said the shooting took place late Monday night on Somerville Street.
After speaking to the victim, police said they quickly located Thomas Landry, 25, on Somerville Street. He matched the description of the shooter, police said.
Police said Landry told them he had been robbed and became increasingly agitated as police questioned him.
"He began to yell and shout at people in the area and became aggressive towards them despite warnings to desist," police said in a statement.
Landry, who lives at 759 Somerville St., was initially charged with disorderly conduct and eventually charged in connection with the shooting. Those charges include first-degree assault, criminal threatening and reckless conduct.
Arraigned Tuesday morning in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division, Landry's bail was set at $50,000 cash or surety. Landry, who told police he suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder from military service, could enter no plea to felony charges of first-degree assault, criminal threatening and reckless conduct.
A probable cause hearing on the felonies and a status hearing on a disorderly conduct charge were set for July 30 at 11 a.m.
Police said the investigation remains active. The motive remains unclear, and there appears to be no connection between Landry and the two women.
Police first received word of the shooting about 11:23 p.m.
They said 23-year-old driver of the car was traveling east on Somerville Street past Wilson Street when a man on foot entered the roadway. The driver stopped, expecting the person to cross the street in front of her.
Instead, the pedestrian approached the driver's side of the car and pointed a handgun into the driver's open window, the women told police. He fired the gun within feet of the vehicle, striking the passenger in the leg.
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I began searching my family tree over 40 years ago. However, I did not go very far. Only a few generations of names and possible burial sites. Now the relatives that had those answers have long since passed on.
I rekindled the desire in 2010 when I meant the DT Questers at a meeting with Ingham Township to have them catalog the Howard Cemetery. My parents, both sets of grandparents and one set of great grandparents and a set of great-great-great grandparents are buried there. Find a Grave has been very helpful in my searches.
My desire now is to work with information on my decedents in the West, Aseltine,Every and Meredith families. I want to update their memorials. Getting more complete dates and events in their lives into the memorials. Hopefully, this will make other relatives search for their roots a little easier to follow.
My second goal is to get as much information about the Howard Cemetery as possible and post on the memorials. I have found quite a few more burials in this cemetery from my research. No records are available. My findings have been through old obituaries and burial permits.
I have been searching old area newspapers and books. I've found more information about my relatives and the people related to them. This has given me more leads to follow. While looking up these articles, I have found many others of people in the area. I have been adding them to their memorials. I hope this will help others find more information about their searches.
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I made the changes and moved his marker over. If you want it to show on his memorial, you will have to go in and rearrange the order.
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There is a Daniel Swan 1834-1908 buried on the same lot with Aretue Swan. Can find nothing on him-so maybe he is not a Swan. Also I did find a cemetery reading of a broken marker that we think is Philinda Wells Swan. Will try to find what is left of it as it does not have her name on it, just age of "32yrs 6mos"
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Thanks Connie. I saw an obit, it was very small and actually had it in my had, but it slipped through somewhere and was lost.
Yes, her father's parents are buried in Cabot also.
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You are definitely not the only one who transposes numbers (or letters for that matter) - Have a great day Connie!
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Yes there is a Bell Oak cemetery. It is in Locke township, same as Rowley. Don't understand why be buried in one place to wait to be moved.
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Looking for relatives as I am following an obscure family line going back to 1842 in Donegal -sister who went to America etc etc.
I am in the UK. Basically my working theory is that they weren't called Parker - but were actually called Park.
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Zone Hotel - Near the Vatican City & Vatican Museum
Rome's attractions are never too far away.
Thanks to our exclusive shuttle bus service, you will be whisked to the heart of Rome in next to no time. Also the hotel is very near to the Vatican City and the Vatican Museum.
There are so many attractions in the Hotel's surroundings: the famous Vatican Museums, the magnificent masterpieces of Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel and the massive St. Peter's Basilica will make you fall in love with this city and its centuries-long history. And if you prefer to explore the city's shops, bars and restaurants, within minutes you can reach one of Rome's prime shopping areas, between Via Ottaviano, Via Candia and Via Cola Di Rienzo.
Another attraction near the Hotel is the Olympic Stadium, which hosts exciting football matches, concerts by world famous artists and major sports events. The Hotel Zone is perfect for business travellers too.
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Sometimes some seeds seem to be coated with bluish stuff, if it doesn't smell mouldy I should think it's OK. I don't know what the stuff is.
Hi Catherine
It's either a robinia or a gleditsia, I always get the two muddled and have never grown either of them
That's just up the road Fishy except when the washes and the North Bank are flooded, then it's a b.....y long way
and that ID thread Bob mentioned still needs attention
I missed the righteous indignation when challenged
It's a lot of effort Fairy
Never noticed that Bob.
Often wondered as they seem the same but apathy set in and I've never found out


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Hudson House Rental Photos and Description
3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms – Sleeps 6
Three bedrooms, all featuring queen size beds.
Two Bathrooms with toilet and shower
50 inch TV, with HD cable.
Two 32 inch TVs, one with integrated DVD player.
Free wireless Internet
Free phonecalls within the USA
Big propane grill
Sunbed and beachchairs
All-you-need kitchen
- ice cubes, mixer etc
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- limited accessibility
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed