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CTSN will broadcast 30 ACC regular-season games along with the three games against South Carolina (March 1-3), both games against Georgia (March 26,27), and the Western Carolina game at Doug Kingsmore Stadium (April 24). The network will also carry all postseason contests.
The flagship station of the Clemson Tiger Sports Network, WCCP (104.9 FM) out of Clemson, will exclusively broadcast the remaining 20 regular-season games. Those broadcasts will consist of games against Georgia Southern (3), William & Mary (3), Wright State (3), Furman (2), Morehead State (2), Charleston Southern (1), Gardner-Webb (1), Presbyterian College (1), USC Upstate (1), Western Carolina on the road (1), Winthrop (1), and Wofford (1).
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The rise of the so-called Islamic State in Syria and Iraq is one of the most serious and dangerous issues we have had to face since we came into Government. Whatever we call this organisation - IS, ISIL or Da'ish - we can't ignore their brutal activity. The graphic and disturbing images of violence coming from Syria and Iraq show the barbaric way this extremist group has perverted the Muslim faith.
Deputy Prime Minister and Liberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg announced that he will be establishing and chairing a new Mental Health Taskforce, which will include Cabinet Ministers from across the coalition.
The Liberal Democrats have been campaigning on mental health issues for many years, with a focus on bringing treatment for mental health problems in line with physical health and ending years of discrimination.
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The Tenancies (Reform) Bill will stop landlords evicting tenants who make a complaint about essential repairs or poor conditions in their homes. It has cross-party support, and the Government is supporting the bill in principle.
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A pair of plates are interconnected by an adjustable post assembly such that the plates are in substantially parallel opposing relationship. The post assembly is constructed so that the two plates can be adjusted both pivotally and vertically relative to each other and then fixed in a desired position. The device is utilized by a person wishing stretching and/or adjustment of the lumbar and thoracic spines. Such person lies on his or her side with the uppermost knee wrapped around the post assembly and the thighs between the two plates. The upper plate is then rotated until it is directly above the upper thigh and then lowered until it presses against such thigh, using the lowermost hand, i.e. the hand closest to the table or floor on which the person is lying. With the thighs and legs fixed relative to each other, the upper torso is twisted towards the floor or table, thereby stretching and/or adjusting the lumbar and thoracic spines.
1. A method for stretching and adjusting a person's thoracic and lumbar spinal region by using a pair of plates adjustably joined together in spaced relationship by means of a post assembly comprising the steps of:
lying on one's side with the lower thigh and leg resting on one of said plates and with the joint of the knee of the upper leg wrapped around said post assembly,
pressing and rotating the other of said plates against the upper thigh and leg by means of the hand of one's arm on the same side as said lower leg, to maintain one's thighs and legs in position, and
while the thighs and legs are so being maintained in position rotating one's upper body thereby stretching and/or adjusting one's lumbar and thoracic spinal region.
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to orthopedic aids and more particularly to a method and device for use in facilitating stretching or adjustment of one's thoracic and/or lumbar spines.
2. Description of the Related Art
Lower back discomfort is a common ailment often attributable to misalignment of the thoracic and lumbar spines resulting in the pinching of nerves in that region. Stretching and/or adjustment to end such discomfort is generally achieved by manipulation of the body by a trained professional to correct the misalignment which end result is often accomplished by twisting the upper body to "pop" the facets of the thoracic and/or lumbar spines. While many traction devices such as described, for example in Buckner U.S. Pat. No. 4,030,489 issued June 21, 1977, are available to remove weight from the spines in the lumbar and thoracic region to thwart such misalignment, no device is known to exist, such as that of the present invention for facilitating the stretching and/or adjustment of the lower spines without outside assistance.
The device and method of the invention employ self help in stretching and/or adjusting the thoracic and lumbar spines should they become misaligned so as to cause discomfort. This end result is achieved by means of a device consisting of a pair of opposing plates which are joined together by means of an adjustable post assembly. The post assembly has mating telescoping sections to permit both rotatable and longitudinal positioning of the plates relative to each other. The post assembly also includes a tightening member to set the two plates in a desired position both vertically and rotatably relative to each other. In using the device, one lies on one's side with the lowermost thigh resting on the lower plate. The upper leg is then wrapped around the post assembly at the knee joint and the upper plate turned towards the person's head with the hand of that person's lowermost arm. The upper plate is then pressed down and stabilized against the user's uppermost thigh. With the user's thighs and legs thus fixed in position, the user rotates the upper torso towards the floor in a direction away from the upper plate independent of the lower body portions thereby stretching and/or adjusting the lumbar and thoracic spines. Often, with such adjustment, the spine facets will be felt and heard to "pop" with concurrent relief from discomfort if it exists due to this cause.
It is therefore an object of this invention to facilitate the self relief from discomfort due to misadjustment of the lumbar and thoracic spines.
It is a further object of this invention to provide a device and method for facilitating the rotation of the upper body while the thighs and legs are held in position so as to stretch and/or adjust the lumbar and thoracic spines.
Other objects of the invention will become apparent as the description proceeds in connection with the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a side elevational view of a preferred embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 2 is an end elevational view of the preferred embodiment illustrating the vertical adjustment thereof;
FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the preferred embodiment;
FIG. 4 is a top plan view of the preferred embodiment;
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the preferred embodiment illustrating the horizontal adjustment thereof;
FIGS. 6 and 7 are illustrations showing the use of the device of the invention;
FIG. 8 is a top plan view illustrating a second embodiment of the invention employing a sliding support for facilitating upper body rotation and a large board for the lower plate;
FIG. 9 is a side elevational view of the second embodiment; and
FIG. 10 is a side elevational view of the second embodiment illustrating its foldability.
Referring now to FIGS. 1-5, a preferred embodiment of the invention is illustrated. The device comprises upper plate 11 which is joined to lower plate 12 by means of post assembly 13. Post assembly 13, as can best be seen in FIG. 3, includes a first tubular member 14 which fits over arm 11a of plate 11 and is fixedly attached thereto by means of screw 15a and nut 15b. The post assembly also includes a second tubular member 17 which fits over arm 12a of plate 12 and is fixedly attached thereto by means of screw 18a and nut 18b. Tubular members 14 and 17 are joined together for rotatable and vertical adjustment relative to each other, as shown in FIG. 5 by means of collet 19 and collars 20 and 21. Collar 20 has a threaded portion 20a and is fixedly attached to tubular member 17. Collet 19 is integrally formed with collar 20 and has a plurality of spring fingers which taper inwardly towards their free ends. Tubular member 14 telescopes into member 17 and thus can be adjusted vertically and rotatably relative thereto. With the tubular members adjusted relative to each other, collar 21, which threadably engages threaded portion 20a, can be tightened down so that it drives the spring fingers of collet 19 into clamping engagement with tubular member 14 thus maintaining the adjusted position between the two tubular members. Collar 21 can be only partially tightened down to permit adjustment between the tubular members yet at the same time maintaining such members in position relative to each other.
Referring now to FIGS. 6 and 7, the utilization of the device of the invention is illustrated. As shown in FIG. 6, the user lies on one side, with the lower thigh resting on the lower plate 12 and the knee joint wrapped around post assembly 13. The upper plate 11 is then positioned towards the user's head with the hand of the user's lowermost arm and pressed in a stabilizing position against the user's upper thigh so that the thighs and legs are restrained against rotation. The user then rotates the upper body while keeping the legs and thighs in their original position, as shown in FIG. 7, thereby stretching and/or adjusting the lumbar and thoracic spines and if called for "popping" the facets of the spines.
Referring now to FIGS. 8-10, a second embodiment of the invention is shown. This embodiment differs from the first in the use of a base board 25 in lieu of lower plate 12 and a slidable support board 24 on which the upper body portions rest. Board 24 which is mounted on rollers 27 slides laterally relative to board 25 with rotation of the upper body, thus facilitating such rotational motion. A plurality of mounting holes 28 are provided in board 25 in which the bottom end of post assembly 13 can be selectively fitted. Boards 24 and 25 are connected together by means of hinge assembly 30 so that the two boards can be folded together for transportation. The post assembly and upper plate 11 have the same structure and operate in the same manner as described in connection with the first embodiment.
While the invention has been described and illustrated in detail, it is to be understood that this is intended by way of illustration and example only and is not to be taken by way of limitation, the scope of the invention being limited only by the terms of the following claims.
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Updated: March 22, 2012, 4:23 PM ETBy Terry Blount
FONTANA, Calif. -- A few interesting things that might happen this weekend at Auto Club Speedway:
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Orb - Despite riding a three-race losing streak, the championship is still Orb's to lose. His excellent form in Florida, combined with winning the most prestigious race in America, is more than anyone else in the division can boast. A win in either the Jockey Club Gold Cup or Breeders' Cup Classic would almost certainly clinch it, with the only possible caveat to that being if one of his closest competitors beats him while winning the Classic. If Orb loses both, his connections will need to hope another three-year-old could not win either, as well.
Wins (4) Kentucky Derby, Florida Derby, Fountain of Youth.
Palace Malice - It does not matter that this is the one that I think is the best; with only two wins this year, he simply needs more to win a championship. His bad luck and narrow losses do not, and should not, mean a heckuva lot when the year-end awards are handed out. The good news is that it is still all out on the table for the Dogwood runner. Much like Orb, a victory in either the Jockey Club Gold Cup or Breeders' Cup would likely catapult him to the top of the heap.
Wins (2) Belmont Stakes, Jim Dandy
Verrazano - The best overall record, and most graded stakes wins don't mean much when you run up the track in your two most important races on the schedule. Perhaps distance challenged, Verrazano might be best suited to targeting the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile. An impressive win there, while the older horses win the Jockey Club and Classic, and Verrazano would likely get plenty of late support for the award, much like happened with Caleb's Posse. Would that be enough for the championship? Food for thought.
Wins (6) Haskell, Wood Memorial, Tampa Bay Derby, Pegasus Stakes
Will Take Charge - It sounds like Lukas is leaning towards a Pennsylvania Derby run before the BC Classic. A win over good horses there combined with losses by Orb and Palace Malice in the JCGC would bring the Travers winner to all but equal footing with Orb as the leader of the division. Considering the momentum he would have, it could come down to which horse runs the best race at Santa Anita on the first Saturday in November.
Wins (3) Travers, Rebel Stakes, Smarty Jones
Departing - This terrific gelding from the Al Stall barn probably does not belong in this conversation as of yet. Impressive wins in the Illinois and West Virginia Derby were visually appealing, but only a win in the Breeders' Cup Classic would bring the Claiborne runner into the forefront of the division. More likely he will add another Derby or two, starting with the Super Derby on September 7, before making a more serious run at a championship next year.
Wins (4) Illinois Derby, West Virginia Derby, Texas Heritage Stakes
Moreno - Eric Guillot has become my favorite quotable conditioner, and since Moreno was gelded and headed East, he has a legitimate horse to crow about. With only one stakes win, though, there is only one possible scenario for the speedster to have a shot to rally late and scoop up the year-end award, and that would be winning both the Pennsylvania Derby and the Breeders' Cup Classic. Now if he had held his Travers lead just a few more yards, it would have been a whole lot more likely to see the trophy dripping with a bit of bear grease.
Wins (2) Dwyer Stakes.
Oxbow - Unfortunately, the Preakness winner is on the shelf for the rest of the year. I don't see any scenario that could end with an Eclipse Award for Oxbow.
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Will 'Dear John' Stay Mum or Respond to Taylor Swift?
Taylor Swift stunned everyone this week when she graced the cover of PEOPLE and told all about her relationships with Joe Jonas and Taylor Lautner. Now, what has everyone on the edge of their seats is how notorious kiss-and-teller John Mayer is going to respond to what Taylor is probably saying about him in her new song, 'Dear John.'
"Don't you think I was too young to be messed with," Taylor asks in the song (talking about the 33-year-old John?). "Maybe it's you and your sick need to give love and take it away."
There have long been rumors that the two were romantically involved in 2009 while collaborating on 'Half of My Heart,' a track from his last album.
Everyone knows John "loves publicity and lives for this" type of situation, a giddy friend of John's tells me. "She can bet that right now he is sitting in his apartment thinking of some witty way to respond. Writing a response to 'Dear John' called 'Dear Taylor' would be too obvious, so expect something much bigger than that."
And although John's friend has no idea exactly what the crooner will do, his history with the ladies should give Taylor reason to worry. Who can forget the explicit details he gave about Jessica Simpson in a Playboy interview in February. Or how he held a presser to tell the world about his ugly breakup with America's sweetheart Jennifer Aniston.
"Sure Taylor has a right to say whatever she wants but she needs to know she is playing with fire," an insider tells me. Taylor writes, "Don't you think nineteen's too young to be played by your dark, twisted games when I loved you so?"
Yes I do, sweet Taylor, and let's just hope the man you are writing about does too. Although given his track record I wouldn't hold your breath.
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- Friday 22 OctoberBy auntiemimi83
The poor girl falls in love with every guy that shows her any attention apparently...every song she has is about some guy breaking her heart...maybe she should focus on herself for awhile...or will that ruin her career because she'll have nothing to say?! Love her but just saying...
- Friday 22 OctoberBy bsti
Here's Johns response - Huh huh groovy baby huh huh! Oh I'm just so f'ng stoned I don't know what to say really huh huh, huh huh. Crystal Meth I mean Mayer!
- Saturday 23 OctoberBy callamander
He will say...huh? Taylor who????
- Tuesday 26 OctoberBy JustMe
Taylor Swift needs to grow up & quit writing songs about the guys who break her immature little heart. And, maybe, she really does need to listen to her momma since she acts like she is 12. Just saying...
- Monday 25 OctoberBy Gigi
Y'know, my friend's mom used to say if you can't keep a man maybe it's not the men. And if she was so damn fresh and innocent she should have never been trying to get with a 33 year old man. It's Kanye all over again, only this time everyone's not jumping all over John cause he's white, too.
- Monday 25 OctoberBy denverkenr
John, please stay in the studio, write songs and keep your mouth shut about your "Private Life" (yea,right!) We are sick of you!
- Friday 29 OctoberBy ez n e
its a great soap story, she writes songs for those who understand her message, and he plays lyrics through his songs to those who are willing to cope with mending a broken heart.They are both wonderful people with great imaginations. cheers
- Monday 15 NovemberBy Debra
Well I think they will both benefit from the publicity. Yeah Taylor
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Joe and Gail were so friendly and welcoming. They had great recommendations of what to do the area. Would definitely go again and next time bring the family.
Absolutely loved Frosty Hollow B & B! The room we stayed in was awesome and very roomy for a family of 4. The owners really paid attention to details throughout the Bed and Breakfast. We would absolutely come again!
We've been coming to Frosty Hollow for over 12 years. It is far and away the absolute best B & B we have ever stay at. Joe and Gail are just like family. Every time we arrive it's like we're coming home. The breakfast is absolutely the best in Potter County.
Frosty Hollow is the ideal place to revitalize yourself. The day begins with a delicious breakfast and interesting conversation. Joe and Gail decorate inside and out with a country flair. Sitting on the porch or walking on the property you can enjoy the world around you: colorful autumn leaves, wildlife (deer, fox, birds, and their free range chickens), stars at night. The quietness is perfect for reading a good book. Feel like a day trip? Visit the PA Lumber Museum, Coudersport, Wellsboro, and the Grand Canyon of PA. We always feel refreshed and ready to face the world when we leave. It is hard to leave such a warm, welcoming family, but do so knowing we will return again. J&S
This was the most comfortable and relaxing stay we have had yet. It felt like we were at home. We will definately be back again. Joe and Gail are the best hosts you could have. The stay was just perfect !
This was our 1st stay at a B&B.. We loved it, we stayiedin the Rosebury Loft.. the breakfast was awesome! The owners were great and we will stay at the Frosty again.
We've been going to Frosty Hollow for many years and would not go anywhere else unless things drastically change.
We had an absolutely wonderful time at Frosty Hollow. We stayed in the Farmhouse and were shocked when we arrived to find not only a full kitchen, but a living room area, firepit, grill, rocking chairs, and an enclosed porch all ours for the lounging. Food was delicious (but choices limited) and rooms were lovely (though beds not as comfortable as they could be). For the 5-day city escape my partner and I were looking for, we couldn't have asked for better hosts or value. There were books and games, a coffee maker in the kitchen, and almost any kitchen utensil/glass/etc you could want for a short trip. It was so peaceful that our favorite day of the trip was the one it rained - we sat on the porch and read all day!
Nice room, good breakfast, beautiful location & just a few minutes from some of the best star gazing in the East. Also, very close to the town of Coudersport. Great value.
The rooms and spaces are uniquely enchanting and impeccably and tastefully assembled to welcome, warm and delight the senses! Lots of furnished porch area to take in the lovely grounds. Breakfast was something to write home about. And even the gift shop was wonderfully arrayed. This family owned and run business is both top notch and warm and down to earth.....a heavenly stay altogether!! Thank you, Gail and Joe, et al, til we meet again! suzy & rich g
Beautiful location!
Frosty Hollow B&B is a nice place to enjoy some time away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The rustic setting provide a perfect backdrop for a change in latitude.
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This is a very nice country B&B. It is very homey and family stayed in the farm house. It was a little heaven in Potter County. The food was very good.
We were there last weekend and as usual really enjoyed our stay in the Blueberry Room. Our room was clean and sweetly decorated. We always enjoy staying in the welcoming Farmhouse. Breakfast is beyond scrumptious. Gail and Joe always do an outstanding job and they went over the top with providing perfect weather this year. LOL. See you next year.
Beautiful, quiet setting in the country. Our room was spotless and the host was very friendly. Breakfast was great. It is served buffet style which we found very enjoyable.
Joe & Gail are personable & mae an effort to engage their guests. We stayed in Loganberry Loft. What a delightful space! Full bath, king bed, living rom area & small kitchenette. Plus, our own little deck to breath in the fresh air & listen to the sounds of nature. The deck chairs are metal, so if you want something more "comfy" bring your own beach or sports chairs, or go downstairs to the porch & there are rocking chairs.
friendly staff and everything you need. beautiful location, and very convenient for stargazers
We had a wonderful two-night stay at this charming B&B minutes away from Cherry Spring State Park. Being novice night sky viewers, we appreciated the information provided by Gail that 2-3am would be the best time for viewing the night sky. The old farmhouse is a quaint place to stay with a wonderful screened in porch and a full kitchen. We had the place to ourselves, so it was a perfect visit. Gail's homemade country breakfasts are fabulous. The only drawback is that the floors in the farmhouse are quite slanted and make you feel like you are walking a little funny. :) I do wonder if it would be noisy with more guests in the house. We would definitely go there again and bring friends! Highly recommended!
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We've been going here for years and can't wait to go back!
The cottage was cozy and we enjoyed our stay. Breakfast was delicious and you did not go away hungry. Joe and Gail made us feel at home. Going up to Cherry Springs State Park to watch the stars was awesome. We had a great time.
Every time I visit, I really enjoy the stay. You'll love the view of the dark sky (if the sky is clear). Joe and Gail are very friendly and absolutely love the breakfasts!!
Very nice property, well cared for. I have two complaints. The floor in my room was severly warped and tiltled. Very strange to say the least. Also there was no listing of the TV channels. So I spent a lot of wasted time trying to find PBS, golf channel or CBS.
This was our first visit to Frosty Hollow and we were delighted with all aspects of our stay! The decor is very cozy and the accommodations are clean. The food was outstanding and plentiful. Gail and Joe and warm, friendly hosts. We loved the Blueberry Room and slept well on the comfortable bed. We plan to stay here again next year. Don and Marian Kidd
We loved our stay at frosty hollow. People were nice, room was beautiful and food was fantastic. It is also in a great location. We were 100% satisfied and are already planning our next stay at frosty hollow.
Frosty Hollow was a great place to spend two nights while visiting Cherry Springs State Park. It was very clean and pleasant, and had all the amenities you could ask for. If you are anywhere near Coudersport, you have to stay here. I would recommend it to anyone.
Will definitely plan on staying here again!
All the comforts of home. Gail and Joe were great sources of information about things to do in the area. Planning another trip sometime. Will recommend to our friends
This is our second time coming here and my wife and I love it. THe serenity, the beautiful rooms and near proximity to Cherry Springs park make it wonderful. I plan to make a 3rd trip soon!


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This paper examines the problems traditionally encountered in the financial close, and uncovers the real reasons behind late filings, out-of-date management information and earnings restatements. In doing so, it addresses ways to automate one of the few remaining manual processes still carried out by the corporate finance team: the process of reconciling and reviewing account balances and transactions at the end of a financial period.
Group finance typically encounters numerous problems at period end, including narrow timeframes, cumbersome processes, and incomplete reconciliation and review - all contributing to poor visibility, control and accountability. At the same time, it faces increasing pressure from the 'fast close' lobby to rein back the amount of time it takes to reconcile and review figures. Senior management wants to know the position of the business today, rather than six weeks ago or last quarter.
While there are many ways to tackle this time lag, automating account reconciliations has become one of the most significant areas of focus. Covering a wide variety of data sources and transaction types, reconciliations is the process of matching one set of data with another, analysing variances, and in the course of the review process, making corrections. It's a process that's carried out over and over in multiple business units, and as a result it tends to be inconsistent, time-consuming and inefficient. In many cases, this is the real pinch point for the smooth flow of consolidated information needed for the financial close.
Automating account reconciliations, combined with the development of appropriate workflow around balance sheet substantiation (or account certification), provides a number of benefits, including the ability to:
-- Improve process efficiency and effectiveness, saving time and money. Some organisations have gone as far as creating a shared service-style Reconciliation Utility.
--Transform the role of the group finance function, allowing account owners to manage by exception rather than reconciling every last line of an account.
-- Improve management visibility, with dashboard data allowing senior managers to track progress.
-- At a strategic level, help finance evolve as a business partner, providing high-value advice across the organisation.
Many firms have made account reconciliation automation the focus of their drive to improve the financial close process, delivering high Return on Investment (ROI) and operational risk reduction. This paper describes why.
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Ready to taste that first mouth-watering tomato freshly picked from the vine? Or those early sweet peas, squash, and green beans? Then the Summer Street Stroll Farmers' Market will be the place to be, starting on June 2 at the June Jaunt events at Jack Kilby Square and continuing in June and July in conjunction with the Great Bend City Band Summer Concert series on Thursday evenings.
Great Bend High School Class of 1957 will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 2, at the Best Western Angus Inn Courtyard, 2920 10th St., to continue planning the class get together scheduled for Sept. 28-30.
HAYS - Starting during the fall 2012 semester, the Department of Teacher Education at Fort Hays State University will offer an undergraduate minor in English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL).
Area high school students presented their artwork in a juried exhibit in the Shafer Gallery on Thursday, April 26, with the top three award winners receiving scholarships from the Barton Foundation during Central Kansas Prairie League Art Day at Barton Community College.
LINDSBORG - Bethany College is proud to welcome five new members to the Athletic Training Education program, including Alexa Gerber, Walsh, Colo.; Taryn Henning, Winfield; Michael Hlavaty, Olmitz; Tevis Linnebur, Cherryvale; and Samantha McFall, Santa Fe, N.M.
Haley Deines and Jenna Williams, both seniors at Great Bend High School, recently signed with the Barton Community College Dance Team for books-and-tuition scholarships.
Two pediatric endocrinologists, one of whom is from Great Bend, have opened an outreach clinic at St. Rose Ambulatory & Surgery Center. Both specialize in pediatric endocrinology and diabetes at Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Mo.
Eighteen members of Great Bend Garden Club answered the role for their April meeting held in the Barton County Extension Office Meeting Room.
Barton Community College's Community Student Organization donated almost $100 cash and various donations they collected on campus including food, blankets, litter and other animal care essentials to the Golden Belt Humane Society. Co-sponsor Shanna Legleiter said the group decided to host this "mini-drive" because several members of the group are animal lovers. "I think animals really just pull on our heart strings," she said. Pictured are, from left: Barton students Kathleen Duncan, Devan Boeger, Jordan Bangert and co-sponsors Legleiter and Kathy Boeger, with resident great dane "Chopper" at the Golden Belt Humane Society on Thursday afternoon.
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HOISINGTON - Eleven Hoisington High School forensics team members have qualified 17 entries for state forensics in Wichita on May 5.
Editor's note: Julie Stielestra is a medical librarian, longtime birder, hiker and fiction writer. She lives part of the year in Chicago, and part of the year in Ellinwood. She is a guest columnist for Marsh Musings.
ELLINWOOD - There are new books at the Ellinwood School/Community Library.
Trina Delgado, principal at St. Mary and St. Dominic schools in Garden City, has been appointed Superintendent of Schools for the Catholic Diocese of Dodge City by Bishop John B. Brungardt effective July 1. She succeeds Randy Steinle, who served as the interim Superintendent.
The Great Bend City Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the City Office, 1209 Williams. On the agenda are the Sunflower Rod and Custom Association's annual report, the snow and ice removal policy and the Heartland Ag water main expansion project.
WASHINGTON – There are likely enough votes in the Senate to approve the Keystone XL pipeline after the sweeping Republican success in Tuesday's election, an outcome that could decide the fate of one the biggest debates in decades over jobs and the environment.
The Barton County Commission will meet at 9 a.m. Monday at the Barton County Courthouse, 1400 Main in Great Bend. The agenda includes Special Alcohol Funding, an update on the cleaning of a drainage ditch in Ellinwood and a report on the Kansas Association of Counties conference last week in Wichita.
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Sunflower Early Education Center will perform free screenings on all children from birth through 2 years and 10 months from 9 to 11 a.m. on Wednesday at the Parent Teacher Resource Center located in the old Washington School. Screening will include developmental milestones, hearing and vision. Sunflower professionals will answer questions about child development and make recommendations to keep children on track. To schedule an appointment call Sunflower Early Education Center at 792-4087.
So, that was fun. One minute we're promised a half dozen toss up races to determine control of the United States Senate, and the next Democrats are ducking under their desks as Massachusetts and Maryland elected Republican governors. Let the "Very Important Pundits" take turns on cable news assigning blame for the losses. I'm more interested in why the polls didn't tell us the wave was coming.
I admit it: I feel sorry for cigarette and cigar smokers these days. But changing fashions and the results of the recent election may offer them hope.
It is almost unimaginable that something so bad could last so long. I am talking about the BCS system that the NCAA used to determine its' Division I football champion. It was 16 years ago that the system was put into play. It proved to be more difficult to get rid of than an obnoxious cousin!
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Jayce Brack signed a letter of intent to throw for the Kansas State Univeristy track team. When asked what was going through his mind from the time he received the acceptance letter to when he made it all final and it became a reality he said, "It felt good to finally make it official. I've grown up a Kansas State fan and really love the atmosphere at Kansas State and Manhattan. A lot of schools always talk about family but Kansas State is a school that genuinely has a family atmosphere. I was just really excited to have the ...
Join us at the Deines Cultural Center in Russell for the Pickin' Jam Session will be held on Sunday. Bring your acoustic instrument and play along or just come to listen, sing, and dance. Jammin' starts at 3:30 p.m. Bring a dish and have dinner. Potluck is served around 5:30 p.m.
TOPEKA – Following a nationwide search, the Kansas State Board of Education today announced its selection of Dr. Randy Watson, Superintendent of McPherson Unified School District 418, to become Kansas' next Commissioner of Education. Watson replaces Dr. Diane DeBacker who resigned her position earlier this year to serve as senior advisor to the Director General of the Abu Dhabi Education Council.


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Sightseeing bus tours allow visitors to relax between stops at attractions such as Coombs Country Market and Qualicum Cheeseworks. See the island's rugged coastline on a flightseeing tour or aboard a working freighter boat tour. Other ways to see Vancouver Island's sights by boat include whale-watching tours and bear-watching tours.
Prefer to sightsee at your own pace? Then take advantage of one of the many scenic driving routes on Vancouver Island. Vancouver Island is dotted with wineries – take a wine tour to combine sightseeing with locally crafted wines.
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Take a flightseeing tour from a glider plane out of Port Alberni and ascend up to 2,133m/7,000ft in complete silence. Look out at waterfalls, farmland, lakes and the Beaufort Mountains. Daredevils can take an aerobatic flight that includes loops, spins and wingovers!
Go on a Tofino floatplane tour for spectacular views of remote beaches, Clayoquot Sound, Della Falls (one of Canada's highest waterfalls) and the glaciers of Strathcona Provincial Park. Options include a stop at Hot Springs Cove or a layover in Bamfield to roam Brady's Beach or visit the Marine Science Centre.
Other flightseeing adventures take off from Campbell River, Nanaimo, Qualicum Beach, Sidney, Cowichan Bay and Ucluelet.
Sightseeing on a bus tour is a relaxing way to visit some of Vancouver Island's top attractions. Depart from Nanaimo to walk amongst 800 year-old Douglas firs in Cathedral Grove, followed by a visit to the North Island Wildlife Recovery Centre to view orphaned or recovering eagles, bears and other local animals. Continue to Ucluelet and Tofino, where highlights include Pacific Rim National Park Reserve and hiking along the Wild Pacific Trail.
On a bus tour from Victoria, stop at Coombs Country Market for shopping, lunch and to see the famous goats on the roof. Stroll through Cathedral Grove before exploring Parksville and Morningstar Farm, home to Qualicum Cheeseworks and MooBerry Winery.
Vancouver Island offers numerous cruising options for sightseeing by boat. Take a cruise on a working freighter to visit a WWII military site or the location of the first European visit to BC (Friendly Cove) while ships deliver freight to fish farms and remote villages. Bring a camera to capture the rugged coastal geography and wildlife. Working freighter cruises depart from Gold River, Port Alberni and Menzies Bay (just north of Campbell River).
Looking for something a little more relaxing? Hop aboard BC Ferries for a scenic cruise out of Port Hardy on the Discovery Coast Passage route to Bella Coola or the Inside Passage route to Prince Rupert. Sit on the open-air deck to take in the scenery while the crew announces points of interest such as lighthouses and wildlife.
Self-guided walking tours are available in most communities, and maps can be picked up in Visitor Centres. In Duncan, simply follow the painted blue footsteps to discover more than 40 totem poles in town, or learn about the ancient art of totem carving on a free guided walking tour during summer. For a bit of exercise in Chemainus, follow sidewalk footprints for a self-guided tour of 40 murals and sculptures; mural tours are by horse-drawn carriage or simulated steam train are also available.
Vancouver Island driving routes offer plenty of sightseeing opportunities. Take the BC Ferries Route along the east coast of Vancouver Island to see coastal scenery, snorkel with salmon in Campbell River and relax on the white sand beach in Cape Scott Provincial Park. Looking for an ideal sightseeing day trip? Drive the Comox Valley Route and visit Filberg Heritage Lodge and Park, Comox Air Force Museum and Seal Bay Nature Park.
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While the kids bring some authenticity to their roles, there was something about them that bugged me and it didn�t hit me until midway through�they act way too old for their age! Seriously, it�s like Kevin Smith-lite with their spitfire dialogue, occasional cursing and very adult insight (Gabe actually uses the Arab-Israeli peace talks as a metaphor). It would�ve worked so much better if the narrator was older and telling this story ala The Wonder Years. It just didn�t make sense to have 11 year olds speak so brazenly and make broad generalizations about life and love. If anything, that unnatural maturity turned their youthful innocence in to some uncomfortable sexual tension. (Don�t worry; the most they do is kiss.) It was cute for the first five minutes, but after a while became a tad bit creepy, like I was watching a typical rom-com, but with little kids in place of Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks. If you can overlook that exaggerated aspect of LITTLE MANHATTAN then you should be able to enjoy its lighthearted message and saccharine story.
Commentary by director Mark Levin and Screenwriter Jennifer Flackett: The two are actually married in real life, which adds an interesting layer to their creating this story of discovering love. Unfortunately, this is isn�t a very entertaining commentary. They don�t have much to say and don�t really show any kind of chemistry, at least on this track.
Deleted Scenes (6:30): Four cut scenes with optional commentary. Nothing that I really felt strongly about one way or another, although it was funny to hear the director say he wanted love god Antonio Banderas for a cameo to give romantic advice to a kid.
From Scout to Screen (6:13): Footage showing the filmmakers scouting locations in Central Park, and then comparing it to how it appears in the final film. If you�ve never seen this kind of thing before, it�s an interesting look at all the hassles of preproduction.
Helmet Interview (2:31): The main character spends a good deal of time on his Razor scooter. Here the filmmakers talk about shooting versions of him in every scene with and without a helmet, in case the studios made a big deal about safety. This is already covered in the deleted scenes. Also, helmets are for sissies.
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No one loves Oregon more than my buddy Bill — it's too bad he doesn't live here anymore.
Bill moved here about a decade ago from the East Coast, and he fell for everything that is great about our state: camping in the summer, the friendly people, how easy it is to live here. The whole enchilada.
But then came 2002. You remember 2002, right? That was the last big recession and it smacked us hard, and Bill particularly hard. After losing his job at a small computer company and then looking for work for a long time, Bill reluctantly decided to move back East where his relatives still live.
He found a good job and comes back here now and then, and when he does, what does he say? "I want to retire in Bend."
Sadly, at least right now, that's not the best plan, Billy Boy.
Bend has the worst unemployment rate in the state, topping 18%. Its vaunted housing boom is now a vaunted housing bust and businesses are either closing or leaving.
So what do you do if you live in Bend or Roseburg or some other once-idyllic Oregon town that's bad for business right now, and especially bad for small business?
You go online, that's what. While there are all sorts of great things to be said about the Internet (and plenty of bad things, too, of course), one of the great boons is that we are no longer tethered to our region insofar as business goes.
Moving or growing your business online allows you to virtually leave your bad economy and go to where the customers are, even if they aren't here right now.
That's what Dan Hobin of, yes, Bend realized. Hobin started his small business, G5 Search Marketing, six years ago, when Bend was still Bend. His company specializes in helping businesses, especially real estate businesses, master local online search so that they end up on that much-desired Page One search result.
Hobin's business has grown steadily for many reasons — a great service, results, a dedicated staff — but a main reason is that it's not dependent on the challenging local economy to find clients. By aggressively practicing what he preaches and growing the online portion of his business, Hobin now has upward of 40 employees. (See related story on page 16.)
That such a smart strategy is not used more often is surprising, especially given the economy right now. Far too many small businesses think that their business does not lend itself to an e-commerce strategy, that a billboard-type website is all they need.
The Internet revolution is the biggest change ever in the history of small business, and that's not just hyperbole, my friends. For eons, small businesses have had to sell in their neighborhood, whatever the local economy.
But no longer. If you haven't figured out how to take advantage of this historic opportunity, there has never been a more important time to do so. Plenty of other small businesspeople have.
Another Oregonian who is reaping the benefits of a robust online presence is Scott Ankeny. His website, GoingGreenToday.com, is a personalized green coaching service that shows people both how to live a greener life while saving money.
Ankeny started out a few years ago with a business plan that was going to offer clients face-to-face green counseling services, until he realized that creating an online business that provided customized green living plans offered less overhead, scalability and "a much bigger market."
Now that's what we're talking about. The lesson of these Oregonians is that a viable way to keep your small business alive in this challenging economy is to boost your online presence. Do that and you will be ahead of the game.
And Bill? He's still back East, stuck with a house declining in value, and the ultimate irony: He now works for an e-commerce company.
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Hillsborough Commissioner Sharpe steps down to gifts, praise11/13/14 Local Government
TAMPA — Hillsborough County Commissioner Mark Sharpe stepped down Thursday after 10 years on the board, and fellow commissioners and county employees presented him with gifts celebrating his passion for small businesses, his love of coffee and his inability to sit still.
Sharpe received a plaque calling him "Commissioner Buddy Brew" from his favorite java stop, and another commemorating a new county initiative named after him — the "Mark Sharpe Entrepreneur Collaborative Center."...
Hillsborough Administrator Mike Merrill earns three-year extension, possible raise11/13/14 Local Government
TAMPA — Hillsborough County Administrator Mike Merrill earned rave reviews from county commissioners again Thursday, reinforcing his stature as one of the most powerful nonelected public officials in Tampa Bay.
Commissioners asked Merrill, 61, to stay on the job until 2018 and re-evaluated his $217,360 salary, implying he could be in for a significant raise. Merrill's contract was not set to expire until December 2015, but commissioners didn't want to wait. ...
No recount in Hillsborough Commission race11/07/14Local
TAMPA -- There will be no recount in the race between Al Higginbotham and Pat Kemp for the Hillsborough County Commission's District 7 seat.
The Hillsborough Supervisor of Elections Office finalized the results Friday, and after counting provisional ballots, Higginbotham's margin of victory is still slightly more than the .5 percentage point margin that triggers an automatic recount.
Higginbotham won 50.27 percent of the votes cast, to Kemp's 49.73 percent. The difference amounted to 1,935 votes out of 353,817 cast. Higginbotham, 60, has served on the commission since 2006, but this was his first time running for a countywide seat....
Higginbotham win over Kemp barely outside recount margin11/05/14Local
TAMPA — Despite a massive spending edge and all the advantages of incumbency, Republican Al Higginbotham's race Tuesday against Democrat Pat Kemp for Hillsborough County Commission District 7 was one of the area's closest.
Higginbotham, running countywide for the first time after representing conservative east Hillsborough for eight years, won 50.3 percent of the votes cast, according to unofficial results, to 49.7 percent for Kemp. The difference is slightly more than the .5 percentage point margin that triggers an automatic recount, according to state law....
Hillsborough Commission: Crist wins re-election, Higginbotham narrowly wins11/04/14Local
TAMPA — Republicans maintained control of the Hillsborough County Commission with one incumbent winning and another sitting commissioner narrowly pulling out a victory late Tuesday night.
In the face for countywide District 7, longtime commissioner Al Higginbotham edged Democrat Pat Kemp, who nearly overcame a massive spending gap to pull an upset.
In Tuesday's other contested commission race, incumbent Republican Victor Crist defeated Democratic challenger Elizabeth Belcher for northern Hillsborough's District 2 seat....
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Republican Victor Crist, who formerly served in both the state House and Senate, seeks another term representing northern Hillsborough County. Democrat Elizabeth Belcher, a retiree who had a long career as an investigator with the IRS, is trying to unseat him. By Will Hobson, Times staff writer
Elizabeth Belcher, 64 Victor Crist, 57 Party Democrat Republican Experience After a long career trying to root out tax fraud and money laundering, Belcher became a community activist. She has attended County Commission meetings to raise questions about a number of expenditures, and is strongly critical of the $6.25 million incentive package that lured Bass Pro Shops to Hillsborough. The longtime local politician is one of several Republican commissioners who shifted this year on social issues like barring discrimination against gays and creating a domestic partnership registry. Crist has owned an advertising agency, Metropolitan Communications, since 1982. Education Bachelor of arts degree, Washington University in St. Louis, 1972. Bachelor of arts degree in communication from the University of South Florida, 1983. Do you support a tax package for new transit? Why? Mass transit is essential for our community. However, I do not want any transit tax to become another slush fund for the County Commission. Any sales tax funding for mass transit must be monitored, meet strict standards and be absolutely transparent. We need to have a well thought-out plan with no hidden costs that is strategically engineered to overcome our transportation problems. I believe this needs to be done before the voters in District 2 would embrace new out-of-pocket funding sources. What industries, if any, would you support with public incentives? Recycling. I do not support wasting our tax money by giving it away for the benefit of big-box retail stores, i.e. the "retail road" to nowhere for the benefit of Bass Pro; the "back door" rezoning of property for a Super Walmart. I will continue to work to bring emerging industries into our county, such as biotechnology and the numerous opportunities surrounding USF and the I-4 corridor. How would you promote growth while protecting against sprawl? Put policies in place and enforce them to encourage infill. Keep the urban area/rural area line firmly in place. Require property owners to be current in their property taxes before allowing a zoning, rezoning, variance, etc. application to be processed. I will continue to work to identify redevelop-able pockets within our existing urban corridors. One such area that I have taken the lead on is Innovation Destination, which encompasses the neighborhoods surrounding the Tampa campus of USF. Financial disclosure Assets: Home, stocks, retirement accounts. Liabilities: None. Income: Pension. Assets: Two homes, retirement accounts. Liabilities: Mortgage, loans. Income: Commissioner salary, investment income, advertising company income. Personal Married, no children. Married with a daughter. Contact elizabethbelcher.com; ...
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Prevented by term limits from running again in eastern Hillsborough's District 4, Commissioner Al Higginbotham is running in at-large, countywide District 7 for another term. Pat Kemp, a lawyer and former aide to then-Commissioner Kathy Castor, stands in his way. The seat is being vacated by Republican Mark Sharpe, who is leaving due to term limits. By Will Hobson, Times staff writer...
Domestic partner registry approved in Hillsborough, despite crowd opposition10/15/14 Local Government
TAMPA — One sentence in the ordinance was clearly intended to prevent debate.
Hillsborough County commissioners were set to vote Wednesday afternoon on a domestic partnership registry, which has long been controversial. A single sentence in the ordinance was seemingly written to pre-empt opposition.
In legalese, it said the commission "does not intend that this Ordinance be construed as recognizing … domestic partnerships … as a marriage."...
Democrats Kemp, Belcher hope for surprise results on Election Day10/11/14Local
TAMPA — It has been a year of surprises on the Hillsborough County Commission, traditionally a conservative stronghold with a dim view of gay rights issues. A local law barring discrimination against gay and transgender people passed unanimously. A domestic partnership registry ensuring some rights for unmarried couples seems poised for passage this week.
Two Democratic candidates hope the policy reversal foreshadows another about-face — on Election Day. ...
Hillsborough enacts workplace protections for gay, transgender people10/01/14 Local Government
TAMPA — In 1991, Hillsborough County commissioners barred discrimination against gay people in a vote considered ahead of its time. Four years later, they repealed the measure, setting the tone for nearly two decades of actions that earned Hillsborough commissioners a reputation for staunch social conservatism.
That era ended Wednesday when the commission again reversed course on gay rights, this time by unanimously approving an expanded human rights ordinance that outlaws discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity in hiring, housing and public accommodations....
Rays stadium plan is the goal for Hillsborough working group10/01/14 Local Government
TAMPA — If the Tampa Bay Rays ever get permission to look at new baseball stadium sites in Hillsborough County, a small group led by County Commissioner Ken Hagan and Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn will likely lead discussions.
Hillsborough commissioners on Wednesday morning unanimously approved Hagan's proposal to designate the Tampa Sports Authority as the lead agency to deal with the Rays in the event that the city of St. Petersburg allows the team to look outside Pinellas County for a new home....
Fire that destroyed Apollo Beach restaurant ruled arson09/29/14Fire
APOLLO BEACH — A fire that destroyed a restaurant and hair salon last week has been ruled an arson, investigators said Monday.
The blaze — which consumed Shenaniganz Grill and Chill and Revelation Hair Salon — caused more than $1 million in damage, according to David Tucker, investigator with Hillsborough County Fire Rescue.
Investigators did not name any suspects in the fire at 5813 U.S. 41, which crews responded to last Wednesday morning....
Hillsborough commissioner seeks to pave the way for ballpark talks with Rays09/27/14News
TAMPA — While nothing has changed in the long-running stalemate between the Tampa Bay Rays and the city of St. Petersburg, Hillsborough County Commissioner Ken Hagan wants plans in place when the impasse ends.
At Wednesday's commission meeting, Hagan will ask to designate the Tampa Sports Authority to lead discussions with the Rays about a new stadium — if the Rays get permission to look at sites outside Pinellas County....
Lightning Fan Fest builds support for season09/27/14 Lightning Strikes
TAMPA — The seats in section 123, behind one of the goals, will start at $75.15 when the Tampa Bay Lightning's regular season starts next month. Saturday morning, though, they were free, along with every other seat at Amalie Arena, for Fan Fest, the annual preseason event that gives fans a more wallet-friendly way to see the team in action and mingle with the players.
John Scalisi, 31, of New Port Richey, enjoyed the great view of practice action from section 123 with his family of four — wife, Luci, 32, and their children Sarah, 13, and Dominic, 2. They all had Lightning shirts draped over their shoulders (Florida Hospital gave away shirts to the first 3,500 fans), some of them signed by Chris Dingman, retired Lightning player and current analyst. ...
Hillsborough commissioners approve budget09/18/14 Local Government
TAMPA — Hillsborough County commissioners Thursday evening quickly and unanimously approved a $3.96 billion budget for next year.
For the 22nd consecutive year, commissioners lowered the property tax rate, although by a minimal amount. For example, the owner of a $150,000 home with a $50,000 homestead exemption would save 17 cents under the rate. But because of rising property values, the average homeowner will likely not see savings....


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Pet supplies accepted for library fines through Aug. 19
In celebration of its summer reading program, "Paws to Read," Evans Public Library will be accepting donations of pet supplies in place of fines or lost book charges.
The library will collect donations through Aug. 19. All items will be donated to Second Chance Animal Rescue.
For every item donated, $1 in fines or charges will be removed. New or gently used items accepted include blankets, rawhides, food bowls, treats, leashes and collars.
The Central Illinois Food Bank will return to Fayette County on Saturday with the fourth food distribution of the year.
This distribution will take place at the Pinnacle Foods parking lot at 10 a.m., rain or shine, and run until all food is distributed.
Volunteers are asked to arrive between 9 and 9:30. Support for this Food Bank distribution is being provided in part by the St. Elmo Lions Club.
The children at Amy Pittenger's day care in Brownstown operated a lemonade stand last Tuesday to raise money for Second Chance Animal Rescue.
The children raised $105 for Second Chance by selling passersby cool drinks and cookies. Above, from left to right, are 4-year-olds Ella Satterthwaite, Ariana Kistler and Addison Koonce. Also participating was Kinley Fitch.
A month ago, Fayette County Board members turned down yet another fund transfer to meet payroll and other expenses, saying they needed to come up with an alternative way to deal with ongoing shortfalls.
But, on Tuesday, they approved another $250,000 transfer from the capital improvement fund to meet August obligations, which has included three payrolls.
One of the issues, board Chairman Steve Knebel pointed out prior to the transfer vote, is that they have recently learned that interfund loans must be paid back.
An Opdyke man who pleaded guilty three months ago to a Class X sex crime has been sentenced to 15 years in prison.
After a lengthy discussion that included comments on both sides of the issue, the Fayette County Board voted almost unanimously not to put a tax issue on the ballot in November.
The board voted 10-2 on Tuesday not to put on the general election ballot a referendum on the state's Property Tax Extension Limitation Law.
One can tell by her expression that Avery Cearlock, 5, is excited about the start of another school year.
Avery was among the youths being registered on Tuesday at Vandalia Junior High School. The first day of student attendance in the Vandalia School District is Tuesday, Aug. 19.
Warren Sperry, a 1964 graduate of Vandalia High School and of Eastern Illinois University in 1968, served as the Paris High School band director from 1968-99.
During that time, he was inducted into the National High School Band Directors Hall of Fame because of "standards of scholarship, musicianship and leadership in the world of high school band music."
Having expressed a desire in the past year to step up efforts to demolish dilapidated buildings, Vandalia aldermen approved two such projects on Monday.
The city council accepted the low bids for demolition projects on Shelby Avenue and South Seventh Street.
Dwayne Barker of Brownstown, with a bid of $3,750, was approved for demolition of a house at 119 S. Shelby Ave., and the council accepted the bid of $8,500 from Environmental Audits and Consultants of Brownstown for a demolition project at 604 S. Seventh St.
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