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Alex Hribal has pleaded not guilty to charges that he tried to kill 20 fellow Franklin Regional Senior High School students and a security guard during an April 9 knife rampage at the school — a move one legal expert said possibly could be a step toward establishing an insanity defense.
Hribal, 16, of Murrysville has requested a jury trial, according to court documents.
The teenager is charged as an adult with slashing and stabbing his way down a crowded hallway before he was subdued by a school official. Several of the students were critically wounded.
Westmoreland County prosecutors have charged Hribal with 21 counts each of attempted murder and aggravated assault as well as one charge of possession of a weapon on school property.
These latest developments occurred as Hribal's defense lawyer, Pat Thomassey, filed a one-page document to waive the teen's July 23 appearance for an arraignment or a formal reading of the charges against him. In that document, Hribal entered the not guilty plea.
"There's no sense in him appearing in front of a judge to enter a not guilty plea," Thomassey said.
Though it is early in the process, Temple University law professor Barbara Lynn Ashcroft said, it is possible that Thomassey may address issues dealing with Hribal's mental health through the courts.
"He has already set the stage for a potential defense of insanity," Ashcroft said. "(But) I wouldn't say that is the only possibility."
A search warrant unsealed at the courthouse this week revealed that investigators found a handwritten note in Hribal's school locker, dated three days before the attack, that was titled "RAGNOROK."
Experts said ragnorok, or ragnarok, refers to a final battle preceding the end of the world in Norse mythology.
In the note, Hribal expressed dissatisfaction with school and society, police said.
Thomassey said on Tuesday that as more information about the case is released, it is apparent that "this young boy was suffering from serious mental health issues."
"The fact that he is not putting his client through the rigors of a preliminary hearing … it is very possible that he is setting the stage for … some type of a guilty plea … or defense of insanity," Ashcroft said. This month, Thomassey waived his client's right to a preliminary hearing, a proceeding in which a district judge would have determined whether there is enough evidence for Hribal to stand trial.
Waiving the right to a preliminary hearing could indicate "they may want to be posturing that their client is cooperating," she said.
Along those lines, Ashcroft said, Thomassey may be anticipating an offer of a plea agreement.
And it may be Thomassey's attempt to show sensitivity by not putting the witnesses and victims through the trauma of testifying, Ashcroft said.
Waivers of arraignment are standard operating procedure in Westmoreland County courts, according to defense attorney Duke George, who is not associated with the Hribal case.
Such a waiver permits the defense to begin crafting its case, George said.
"The only people who do a (court) arraignment are defendants who don't have an attorney," he said.
Hribal is being held without bail in the Regional Youth Services Center in Hempfield, the county's juvenile detention center.
Rich Cholodofsky is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 724-830-6293 or email@example.com. Staff writers Paul Peirce and Renatta Signorini contributed to this report.


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A couple were arrested yesterday on suspicion of murdering missing 10-year-old English schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman.
It was the first time police admitted fearing the girls could be dead.
Cambridgeshire Police said a 28-year-old man had been arrested for murder and abduction, and a 25-year-old woman had been arrested for murder.
Though police wouldn't confirm the identity of the arrested people, it is believed they are Soham Village College caretaker Ian Huntley, 28, and his girlfriend Maxine Carr, 25, a former teaching assistant in the girls' class.
Detective Chief Inspector Andy Hebb told a press conference at Soham that items of major importance had been recovered during a search of Soham College.
The couple, arrested in the early hours, were being held at separate police stations.
The families of the missing girls were the first to be told of the arrests, which happened at 4am (1pm Sydney time), police said.
Meanwhile, the search at the college, school, and house of the arrested man, would continue, officers said.
A force spokesman said: "The search of the entire site will be the most comprehensive and detailed that is necessary and is likely to take days, and possibly over a week."
Yesterday detectives spent almost seven hours questioning Huntley and Carr at separate police stations.
Huntley, who has been a site manager at the college for the past nine months, and Carr completed witness statements late on Friday night.
Cambridgeshire Police said the couple had agreed to be questioned and had been treated as "significant witnesses".
Police did not name Huntley and Carr as the two people questioned. The couple did not return to their house, which is the subject of a detailed search using what police described as highly sensitive equipment. The house at Soham was one of the last places the 10-year-olds were seen.
In another development, detectives have called in help from Mark Harrison, a search specialist from Bedfordshire Police, who was involved in the hunt for missing Sussex teenager Millie Dowler and missing Essex teenager Danielle Jones.
As recently as Friday night police were optimistic that the girls, who disappeared 14 days ago, would be found alive.
The search of the college and school included the room and the college hall where, hours earlier, Jessica and Holly's parents publicly begged their abductor to give the girls back.
Yesterday's police statement brought with it the dreadful realisation that officers now believe the girls are dead. Even as late as last night police were clinging to hopes that they were alive, hopes which have been carried by the villagers of Soham, and Britain as a whole.
Soham's Methodist minister Alan Ashton said the community was struggling to come to terms with the news. "It is the worst possible news," Mr Ashton said. "The grief is going to be profound and deep.
"It's going to be a time of immense grief. It's with profound shock that the news has been announced this morning.
"The town is going to be immersed in grief as it absorbs this terrible news.
"Our heartfelt sympathies go out to the two families."
He said people had already started arriving at his church to offer prayers for the families.
"It's going to take many days to sink in.
"The police have always talked about Soham being the key. To have Soham people arrested will be very difficult for the community itself."
Mr Ashton said a joint service with the local Anglican church minister was planned for today.
Police hunting for missing schoolgirls Jessica Chapman and Holly Wells later found two bodies near the village of Mildenhall, Suffolk. Cambridgeshire Police could not confirm that the bodies were those of the missing 10-year-olds, a spokesman said.
The discovery came almost 12 hours after Huntley and Carr were arrested by police.
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FIA News bulletin from day 3 of the 2014 Rally Italia Sardegna
Reigning World Champions Sébastien Ogier and Julien Ingrassia powered to victory in Rally Italia Sardegna, the sixth round of the FIA World Rally Championship. It represents the duo's fourth win of the season and their 20th world rally victory giving them a 33 point advantage in the Championship. Mads Østberg and Jonas Andersson recorded their best result of the season with second position and Jari-Matti Latvala and Miikka Anttila were lucky to claim the final podium position after dropping time changing a wheel yesterday.
In the FIA World Rally Championship, Latvala continues to be Ogier's main rival and the Volkswagen team-mates are beginning to pull ahead of third-placed Østberg. In the Manufacturers' Championship, the German marque has once again extended its advantage and has a 118 point lead over the Citroën Total Abu Dhabi World Rally Team. The Polo R WRC has also now racked up 16 wins from 19 starts and the team has claimed 10 consecutive victories with the all-conquering car.
Today's route covered just four stages and it was Østberg who took the advantage in the first stage, extending his advantage over Latvala in the process. The Finn fought back in the following two stages but simply ran out of kilometres to fight for second. Behind the leading trio, Andreas Mikkelsen finished fourth for the third consecutive event and claimed his first-ever Power Stage victory ahead of both his team-mates. Elfyn Evans had another solid rally and finished fifth ahead of Martin Prokop, who has been suffering back problems throughout the rally. Henning Solberg and Robert Kubica rounded off the top eight and local hero Lorenzo Bertelli finished ninth and took the FIA WRC 2 Championship victory, his first-ever win.
The seventh round of the FIA World Rally Championship takes the contenders to Poland (26-29 June) where competition will be fought out over stages in both Poland and Lithuania.
Rally Italia Sardegna – Final Unofficial Results (subject to scrutineering)
1. Sébastien Ogier/Julien Ingrassia
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6. Martin Prokop/Jan Tomanek
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8. Robert Kubica/Maciej Szczepaniak
9. Lorenzo Bertelli/Mitia Dotta
10. Khalid Al Qassimi/Chris Patterson
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Mikko Hirvonen (FIN)
Elfyn Evans (GBR)
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Ott Tanak (EST)
Benito Guerra (MEX)
Chris Atkinson (AUS)
Pontus Tidemand (SWE)
Jaroslav Melicharek (SVK)
Juho Hänninen (FIN)
Nasser Al-Attiyah (QAT)
Lorenzo Bertelli
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This new hostel & hotel in venice is designed by backpackers for backpackers and divided into 2 buildings, the hostel and the hotel, with one big common room where you can socialise with other travellers and make new frends.
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Sprint Cup driver AJ Allemdinger, who is on temporary suspension for failing a substance abuse test, said Wednesday through a representative that he has been told the test was positive for stimulant use. In addition, Allmendinger was said to be gathering all medications and supplements he typically takes to determine what produced the positive result.
Allmendinger, 30, was suspended Saturday, just hours before the Coke Zero 400 at Daytona International Speedway, when NASCAR officials told him he had failed a drug test taken one week earlier after the race at Kentucky Speedway.
NASCAR will not disclose the substance that Allmendinger tested positive for, as per policy that the sanctioning body has followed since implementing a new drug testing policy in 2008.
In a statement released Wednesday by Allmendinger's business manager, Tara Ragan, the driver is dumbfounded by the positive result and was taking all steps necessary to isolate the cause.
''AJ tested positive for a stimulant. He has no idea why the first test was positive, and he has never knowingly taken any prohibited substance,'' Ragan said. ''AJ is collecting his medicines and supplements for testing to determine whether an over-the-counter product caused his positive test.''
Allmendinger is awaiting results of testing on a second sample that was sent to another testing facility, as per NASCAR's drug testing policy. He is the second Sprint Cup driver and third driver overall across NASCAR's three major professional series to have been suspended for a failed test. The results on the second sample could come as early as Thursday, but Allmendinger has already been ruled out of returning to race this Sunday in New Hampshire, even if the test result is negative.
Penske Racing teammate Sam Hornish Jr. will fill in for Allmendinger in New Hampshire, as he did this past Saturday at Daytona.
''AJ and all of us at Walldinger Racing (Allmendinger's own racing company) respect NASCAR's testing program, and he has requested that his ''B'' sample be tested as part of the process of getting to the bottom of this,'' Ragan said. ''We will have the opportunity to review all of the scientific data surrounding the test following the ''B'' sample test, but our understanding is that AJ's test was slightly above the threshold.''
If the second test proves negative, or if testers can zero in on what caused the original positive test after reviewing the medications and supplements Allmendinger provides, it would go a long way towards his reinstatement. However, if the second test also comes back positive, Allmendinger will remain suspended until he completes a NASCAR-approved treatment program.


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The apartment in Homebridge House which has been completely updated with a new kitchen and shower room, redecorated and recarpeted throughout offers an entrance hall which houses the electric meter, water tank, wall mounted heater and emergency alarm cord. There is a generous sitting room with views towards the church and gardens and archway to the well fitted kitchen. The bedroom has built in wardrobes with plenty of hanging and shelf space. The newly fitted shower room has a spacious walk in shower and cupboard and drawer storage in the vanity unit. There is a resident House Manager on duty from 9 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday, and outside these hours there is an emergency Careline response system in place. Communal facilities are also available which include a lounge with kitchen area, laundry room, as well as a guest suite which is bookable in advance for a nominal fee. Priced at £62,000 for a quick sale.
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Hearty Response at High Point
April 26, 2010,
Home textiles exhibitors at the High Point Market here last week reported a significant uptick in retailers' attitudes and some order writing – a marked contrast from the last one or two markets here.
As for product, Ferullo pointed to the expanded bedding and decorative pillows "as pretty cool things; we've come a long way there." Looking ahead, he said the company is expanding its space and will extend its lease.
"We were very, very pleased. There was a significant increase in attendance over last April and a strong increase over October," commented John Rose, co-owner of Textillery. "And we wrote good business."
"American made also was a strong point," added Judith Rose, co-owner. Several new customers especially were interested in that element of the product as well as the product itself. We saw people who haven't been to market in years."
"We came with reasonable expectations and got way beyond; all five days were busy," John Rose said.
For Liora Manne, owner of her namesake rug and accessory firm, "it was an amazing reaction to the line and a fantastic reaction to our introduction of decorative pillows and small mats for indoor/outdoor."
"It was probably our best show here in three or four years," said Ridvan Tatargil, owner of Eastern Accents. "They fixed the building, and it looks really good so that might have helped (referring to MMPI's Market Square Suites)."
Customers, he reported, were talking about "not that business is bad as they have been, but things are getting better. The attitude was much different." As for product, bed sets, decorative pillows and sheets from Italy all were strong.
"It was a little better than in October, and there were more buyers out there," explained Jesse Galili, vp, Hallmart Collectibles. From a product perspective, "opulence is still strong and traditional is surprisingly striking."
Ann Gish, owner of her eponymous bedding and linens business, commented: "Traffic was fine for our location, and we saw our old accounts as well as opened some new ones." Interestingly, she noted, "There was no fake optimism but also no gloom." In terms of product, the new sofa pillow collection was well received as were the beds and table linens.
Thief River Linens, now under new direction and ownership, was received positively by customers, especially those "who want to do a la carte or onesies," said Emily Peele, owner. The previous company had minimums, which made it difficult to deal with designers, she explained. Another plus was the addition of luxury sheets that the company is embellishing.
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The " Bentley" is a recently completed luxury condominium in prestigious Windsor Park, adjacent to the University of Alberta. The bright 2 bedroom, 3 bathroom luxury condominiums features concrete and steel construction, heated underground parking, a brick and stone exterior, double master en-suites, large triple pane windows, modern kitchen cabinetry, quartz countertops, hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, in-suite laundry and a linear fireplace. This unit also features a flex room, which can be used as an office room, or a third bedroom. In addition, a steam shower, luxury finishes, and one heated underground parking stall comes standard with every unit. To enhance your lifestyle, the Bentley is only steps away from the Jubilee auditorium, River Valley Trails, numerous restaurants and boutiques, golf courses, the University of Alberta hospital, and the LRT. Final units are now selling, don't miss out!
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Efficiency Rating: High - 92%+ Efficiency
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Property Type: Residential
Region: Edmonton
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Year Built: 2016
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Bedrooms Above Grade: 2
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October 1, 2001 Apple's sleek gadget, with enough disk space to hold 100 albums, went on sale on this date, transforming the portable music player from a tech trinket into a lifestyle icon and ushering in a new era of digital music.
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November 9, 2004 Internet Explorer's monopoly fell victim not to a ruling in the Microsoft antitrust case but to a series of viruses, malware, and bugs that made PC users ready for a replacement. But by mid-2004, the Mozilla open-source browser that would otherwise have been an obvious candidate had been six years in development without a 1.0 release. So a pair of rebel Mozillans spun off a lightweight version that surfed the Web quickly and safely. Firefox was released to the public on this date, and the rest is history.
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April 6, 2006 On this date, unknown comic Judson Laipply posted a stage-performance video, "Evolution of Dance," in which he mimicked dance fads from Chubby Checker's "The Twist" to Outkast's "Hey Ya." The clip has since been watched more than 70 million times, demonstrating both YouTube's easy access and its unprecedented ability to create a video network you can watch from almost any place that has an Internet hookup.
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The musical, adapted from Wilkie Collins' Victorian thriller, stars Michael Crawford and Maria Friedman.
But critics are divided on the success of the new production from the man behind international stage hits such as Cats and The Phantom of the Opera.
The Woman in White is no ankle-swinger of a show. There is little gaiety. The first, long half is almost entirely bare of bounce.
But by the end of the night this spooky Victorian tale of horror and selfless love works.
Lloyd Webber's music, never before so classical and operatic, becomes hypnotic and slowly unveils its melodies. You have to work for it but it's worth it.
The Woman in White sees a more mature, experimental Andrew Lloyd Webber. It may not match many box office records, but it certainly breaks new ground.
"You can get away with anything," sings Michael Crawford's Count Fosco in The Woman in White.
But, although musicals get way with murder, not even Andrew Lloyd Webber's best score in years and Trevor Nunn's visually vibrant production can disguise the fact that this show is saddled with an impossible book.
You can't expect a musical to reproduce the novel's innovative narrative technique in which the story is told from multiple perspectives. But what you can expect is a musical to respect its source.
It's a pity [Charlotte] Jones' [adapted] book isn't better because the show has a lot going for it. Lloyd Webber has written a particularly good score.
Lloyd Webber's score is at its best when most in the spirit of the story's weird Gothic overtones... but we are a long way from the brilliance of Sondheim's Victorian musical Sweeney Todd.
Too many of the songs emit the generic pop-opera sound of Lloyd Webber-land.
And for all of Crawford's efforts to frisk up Fosco, the lyrics don't have enough comic lift, the cod-Italianate You Can Get Away With Anything, being the nearest to something truly funny.
That said, Lloyd Webber seems more in his element here than in his last two comparative failures. I suspect The Woman in White will be haunting the West End for some time to come.
If Lloyd Webber, so steeped in the Victorian age, couldn't get this one right, his artistic future looked bleak.
It therefore gives me no pleasure at all to report that The Woman in White is a terrible disappointment.
Yes, there are moments when Lloyd Webber comes up with the big lush romantic melodies that are his forte, though these days they tend to sound alarmingly like retreads of his own earlier work.
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A job well done: To many, Gim Yee was the face of justice in Allegheny County. And while you might not know the name, you'd know that face anywhere. Mr. Yee was the sheriff's deputy caught in so many photos and news videos escorting criminal suspects to court appearances. Yee, 62, retired last month after nearly 33 years of service. We wish him the best in retirement (and maybe just a tad more anonymity).
Bucs are battlin': The Pittsburgh Pirates have been tearing up the diamond and against some quite formidable foes. And that's as the franchise has faced some major obstacles, such as key injuries and erratic pitching. The Pirates sat atop the National League Central after pummeling St. Louis on Sunday. Perhaps this is a harbinger of good things to come. Let's hope it's not simply the prelude to Pirates Colony Collapse. We still think bringing back the Green Weenie would be a good insurance policy.
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VANCOUVER -- The most powerful diagnostic technology to detect cancer and optimize the management of cancer patients is revolutionizing cancer care in the United States, western Europe and other nations. But it can't seem to gain a foothold in Canada, even though cancer is our leading cause of premature death.
The technology is PET (positron emission tomography) imaging, and it is uniquely able to detect active cancer cells before they create a mass that can then be identified by a CT or MRI scan. Because PET detects cancer at an earlier stage, the patient receives more timely treatment and has a greater probability of success.
Canadians need access to PET because large studies have shown it changes patient management plans in 36.5 per cent to 50 per cent of cases. That means a PET scan changes the doctor's treatment strategy in one-third to one-half of all cases, and this holds true for all cancer types. It also suggests doctors who don't utilize PET may be prescribing a suboptimal (or even wrong) treatment path for many patients.
Other studies show a PET scan eliminates the need for surgical biopsy in 70 per cent of cases and further procedures in up to 90 per cent of cases. It appears PET could provide a cost savings to our health-care system if used as a first-line diagnostic tool. Unfortunately, when Canadian doctors request a PET scan, it is most often as a last resort to diagnose a troublesome case.
If PET is so essential to determining the most appropriate treatment strategy, why are so many cancer patients unaware of it? Why aren't cancer groups advocating for its greater use? And why do so few doctors understand its clinical benefits?
A recently-released, groundbreaking report on the status of PET imaging in cancer care across Canada demonstrates that we lag far (embarrassingly far) behind the rest of the world in the adoption of PET. Further, it states that access to PET is dependent on what province you call home. In most provinces, PET is absent, difficult to access or relatively underutilized in cancer care.
The one exception is Quebec, where PET is an integral part of cancer care. Quebec has a well-functioning network of 13 PET scanners and carries out more than half of all PET scans in Canada. A PET scan is often the first diagnostic tool used when cancer is suspected, and thoracic/oncologic surgeons won't operate until they have seen a PET scan. If a PET scan changes treatment regimes in up to one-half of cases, there is a clear implication that Quebec cancer patients have a different standard of care than their counterparts in other provinces.
In Manitoba, there is one PET scanner, located at the Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre, and it carried out approximately 1,300 scans in both 2009 and 2010. It has the capacity to perform 2,000 scans, but the demand isn't there. This suggests doctors haven't adopted PET as part of their cancer-care protocols and aren't sending cancer patients for scans.
This reluctance often stems from doctors (both specialists and GPs) having to manage cancer for so long in PET-free environments; they see no need for another diagnostic tool because they don't know about the unique benefits of PET to patient management. There is very little medical education on PET and far too many doctors are a decade behind science in that they view PET as research, not clinical, technology. I've personally (and recently) dealt with oncologists who don't know the difference between a PET and a CT scan. Such experiences are rather discouraging when advocating for the best cancer care for a relative or friend.
Manitoba's PET services are also somewhat restricted in that the scanner is located in Winnipeg, a large population centre. Patients from the province's vast rural areas often don't have the strength, means or will to travel a long distance for a diagnostic procedure. This problem is common to many provinces.
That said, PET is not a miracle tool and changes in patient management don't always improve patient survival. Many times PET reveals cancer to be at a more advanced stage, but that new information gives patients the option to choose palliative care. It isn't a good outcome, but it ensures futile treatments are abandoned, resources are conserved and the best treatment path is chosen for each individual. Every patient deserves to know the exact state of their cancer before they commit to harsh chemotherapy treatments or complicated surgeries.
Susan Martinuk is a medical research consultant, well-known columnist and author of The Use of Positron Emission Tomography (PET) in Cancer Care across Canada: Time for a National Strategy. The report, commissioned by Advanced Applied Physics Solutions, is available at www.triumf.ca


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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by JPostSam, Dec 27, 2012.
So you're saying Romo would have the best numbers of all time with Mcarthy or Payton?
also depends on where you are drafted. Hard now days to pay out big money to a 1st rd pick and not play him right away. Before caps came into play most teams did sit the QB now it cost too much to have him ride the pine.
Correct but you can measure the play of an individual, winning is a team thing. A RB can put up big yards for the season to show how good he is as a player however it takes others to win games.
Brees makes some of the best throws I've ever seen a qb make. Where are you getting this impression of Brees that he's just a system qb?
The only ones who deserve a spot in Canton so far are P. Manning and Brady.
you are convienently forgetting just how many other teams passed on him. There was real concern about his shoulder. It is not as easy a decision as you try to claim
AND we were just emerging from cap hell and Jerruh was not all that ready to throw money at a QB with a possible bad shoulder.
Just wish Jerruh had stayed that cautious with cap money since then....


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In 'Gower', Ella suspects that something is not right with her roommate's 'late night job'.
Ella starts to smell something fishy is going on with Lauren and her sudden wealth. In the upcoming episode of "Melrose Place", Ella discovers Lauren's expensive new clothing and lingerie plus a large envelope of cash and confronts her roommate about the late nights she's been working.
Meanwhile, Riley helps Jonah film a wedding, but the two get into a big fight in the middle of the ceremony. Putting her relationship with Jonah first, Riley breaks off her friendship with Auggie, who doesn't take the news very well. David fears he may be responsible for Sydney's death.
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Royal Oak Review high school football preview
Posted August 27, 2013
Game on
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Prep football teams will be back on the gridiron beginning Aug. 29. Here's a rundown of each local team, along with a couple of the neighboring private school squads.
For all the previews from our local teams, including Bishop Foley, Brother Rice, Country Day, Cranbrook Kingswood, Oakland Christian, Lutheran Northwest, Notre Dame Prep, Southfield Christian and St. Mary's, visit our website at www. candgnews.com and click on the Sports link.
Royal Oak High Ravens
Last season's record: 1-8
League: Oakland Activities Association Blue Division
Returning starters: 10
Offensive keys:
After the first four games last season, the Ravens averaged just more than a touchdown a game, but in the final five contests, Royal Oak found its footing, scoring 34.6 per game in that span.
Coach Ryan Irish hopes that momentum continues.
"With our offensive line primarily all returning, I think we need to run the football well," he said, adding that Andrew Jenson at center, Cullen Conway at guard and Juxin Alushi at tackle will all be counted on.
In the backfield, Jacob Gastoiax is the primary ball carrier, moving to the position after playing quarterback last season.
"He's just a hard-running kid. He's able to set up blocks and understands our offense and where the ball needs to be," Irish said.
Defensive keys:
A major emphasis this offseason has been the defense. The Ravens allowed more than 46 points per game last season, something Irish plans to improve on considerably.
"We're tackling better, and that's always been an issue we've had. We haven't been good at tackling here, but I'm not sure the kids knew how to do it. Now, the guys are able to it," the second-year head coach said. "Once the kids become confident that they have the ability to tackle, they become better tacklers, because they know they can do it."
Coach's outlook:
Irish said the team is further ahead of where it was at this time last season.
"I felt like we had a good football practice the first day of pads. The guys got tackled, the kids ran hard, guys blocked hard. I know it doesn't show up on the stat sheet, but we're practicing better. When I can hear (the pads hitting), I know we're playing football then."
Irish said the squad was competitive in the first half of each game last season, often leading at the break, but that it needs to learn how to finish if it expects to make major strides this season.
"That's my expectation now: to play for four quarters, not for two, but for four," Irish said.
Clawson High Trojans
Last season's record: 5-4
League: Macomb Area Conference Bronze Division
Returning starters: 10
Offensive keys:
Scoring points hasn't been an issue at Clawson since Jim Sparks took over. If the 2013 offensive line can develop on the fly, the same should be true this fall.
"We have some retuning as starters, but guys that will probably be in different positions," Sparks said. "The talent is there, but it's going to be gaining experience as quickly as possible."
If the line does its job, the skilled players are certainly in place to do theirs.
Ty Sparks is back under center, starting for the second season. As a sophomore, he set a school record when he threw 21 touchdown passes while totaling 1,682 yards in air.
Marquian Johnson is back after an All-State junior season at the receiver spot.
He finished with a program record 12 touchdown receptions to go with 661 yards.
Steven Kline led the rushing attack with more than 600 yards and year ago, and he's back for more.
Olivia Paquette will handle the kicking duties for a third straight year. The senior has 71 career points to fall back on.
"Early on, the offense is going to be essential for us," Sparks said. "We expect to be able to move the ball."
Defensive keys:
Only four starters are back on the defensive side of the ball, so they will be key.
"We don't have a ton of depth, so guys have to stay healthy," he added.
Three of the defensive linemen will be starting for the first time.
Clawson allowed a little more than 24 points per game in 2012, including 34 in a six-point loss to East Detroit in the regular-season finale.
That 34-28 loss kept the Trojans out of the playoffs for the first time since 2009.
Coach's outlook:
"Our schedule is pretty tricky, in the way it sets itself up," Sparks said. "We have some games we will likely be favored in to start the year (against Harper Woods, Center Line and New Haven), but then you go through the meat grinder in the middle."
Clawson faces Marine City (8-2 last year), Clintondale (9-1) and St. Clair Shores South Lake (6-4) all in a row.
"I think we can compete for a league title," Sparks added. "Clintondale was great last year, and will be just as good. But all things considered, with who we have back, I think this is a team that needs to compete for the division, and then get back to the playoffs."
Royal Oak Shrine Knights
Last season's record: 5-5
League: Catholic League Intersectional Division
Returning starters: 10
Offensive keys:
Shrine's offensive output of 218 points last year was the lowest for the program since the 2002 team scored 114 during a 2-7 season.
Trying to improve on that number must be done by a unit replacing seven starters, most notably quarterback Connor Francek and running back Joe Nagle.
"There's no doubt these guys can do the job," coach John Goddard said.
Fullback Chris Kelly, a player Goddard called the "heart and soul of what we do," returns for his senior season and should provide the needed leadership.
After starting at receiver a year ago, Tim Niehaus will be the team's quarterback.
Jordan Gee takes over the top spot in the backfield.
Defensive keys:
Unlike the offense, more than half of last year's starting defense is back in the mix for 2013.
Like the offense, Kelly will anchor the squad from his linebacker spot.
"Defensively, I think we're going to be pretty solid," Goddard said. "We're starting some younger guys, but with Kelly there, our down linemen back and our ends back, we'll be all right."
Asked if the defense would have to carry his team, especially early on, Goddard simply shrugged, saying that is always the case.
"I think that's how we do it every year," he added. "The emphasis of this team is always on the defense."
Coach's outlook:
If he was concerned at all at the challenge of replacing so much talent this fall, Goddard didn't show it.
"Our goals don't change every year, no matter the personnel is," he said. "We want to win the league, play in the Prep Bowl and make a run in the state playoffs."
Shrine has made the state playoffs in 12 of the past 13 years.
"People change — the goals don't," Goddard said. "This team has a chance to do everything we always talk about."
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Local roundup: Freeport shuts down another offense to win
Runs remain difficult to find for opponents of Freeport's baseball team.
The Yellowjackets (5-1, 3-1) held an opponent to one run for the third time this season Monday afternoon, as they topped Apollo-Ridge, 3-1, at home in Section 3-AA play. Freeport has allowed eight runs in six games, and only one opponent scored more than twice.
Luke Mariotti delivered on the mound in the latest win. He pitched a complete game with 13 strikeouts, surrendered just five hits, and didn't walk a batter.
Dustin Koedel hit a two-run double in the bottom of the sixth for Freeport. Apollo-Ridge answered with a sacrifice fly by Ryan Ferguson in the seventh.
Springdale 11, St. Joseph 1 (5 inn.) — John Kern went 3 for 3 with two doubles and earned the victory for Springdale (3-2, 1-0) in Section 4-A play. He finished with nine strikeouts.
Zach Simcic doubled and triple for the Dynamos, Austin Pocco doubled twice, and Luke Wisniewski drove in two runs.
St. Joseph (0-5, 0-3) finished with three hits.
Highlands 10, Kittanning 6 — A six-run bottom of the third inning gave Highlands a comfortable lead in its Section 5-AAA win. Tyler Alworth hit a two-run single in the inning to put the Golden Rams ahead.
Nick Borkowski and Phil Cowan doubled and scored twice for Highlands (2-3, 1-2).
Connor Blose singled twice and scored twice for Kittanning (1-4, 0-3).
Riverview 13, Leechburg 5 — Riverview (6-0, 3-0) scored four runs in the second, third and fourth innings during the Section 4-A win at Leechburg (1-2, 1-3). Dom Conte drove in two runs, and he picked up the victory with five strikeouts in four innings.
Anthony Malky and Jason Anthony doubled for the Raiders, and Nick DiBucci went 3 for 4 with four RBI. Alex Sipolino doubled for Leechburg.
Ford City 13, Summit Academy 2 (5 inn.) — Ford City scored at least three runs in four of the five innings during the Section 3-AA win over Summit Academy (0-4, 0-4).
Justin Retzer doubled, tripled, drove in five runs and scored three more to lead Ford City (3-1, 3-1).
Dave Lattanzio singled twice and scored four times for the Sabers.
Deer Lakes 11, West Shamokin 1 (5 inn.) — Winning pitcher Adam Fredley finished with eight strikeouts and allowed three hits for Deer Lakes (5-2, 3-0), which scored all 11 runs in the first three innings of the Section 3-AA game.
Colton Kennedy doubled for West Shamokin (2-3, 1-2).
Norwin 2, Kiski Area 1 — Troy Glendenning doubled twice, but his Cavaliers (2-4, 2-3) came up short in the Section 2-AAAA home game. Norwin (4-2, 4-1), which scored the winning run in the top of the fourth, finished with four hits to Kiski Area's six.
Ford City 10, Apollo-Ridge 7 — Jenna Wolsonovich and Brooke Stitt each doubled, and Karlee Smith hit three singles for Ford City (4-3, 4-3) in the Section 3-AA win.
Sammy Geracia finished with a triple and a home run for Apollo-Ridge (0-5, 0-5).
Freeport 18, Shady Side Academy 1 (4 inn.), Freeport 18, Shady Side Academy 0 (3 inn.) — Karlie Hill hit two home runs and drove in four runs, and Taylor Massart also had four RBI in the four-inning Section 3-AA victory for Freeport (6-2, 6-2). Jess Kelly doubled and earned the win as pitcher.
Alyssa Meta pitched the shutout win, during which Massart hit a grand slam and Karlie Hill finished 3 for 3 with three RBI. Kelly also had three hits.
Franklin Regional 9, Plum 1— Plum (5-2) dropped its second contest in a row, as Franklin Regional (6-4) finished with 17 hits and scored five runs in the bottom of the fourth during its nonsection win.
Lyndi Garesis and Jordan Seneca each doubled for Plum.
Boys tennis
WPIAL Class AA singles tournament — Valley junior Cody Schrecongost exited the Class AA singles championships in the quarterfinals for a second straight year.
Schrecongost, the No. 2 seed, defeated Blackhawks' Jonah Cooper, 10-7, in the first round at Keystone Oaks High School, but he lost, 10-6, to Thomas Jefferson's Jake Mascaro in the next round.
Mascaro ultimately advanced to the finals, which begin Tuesday.
Sewickley Academy's Patrick Dillinger won, 10-1, in the first round to eliminate Burrell's Tom Spagnolo.
WPIAL Class AAA singles tournament — Fox Chapel's Sid Rajupet won his first-round match, 10-8, over Hampton's Brad Cisek, but he lost, 10-8, in the next round to Mt. Lebanon's Peter Hazlett.
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Benefit Concert.
March 30, 2012
7:30 pm
Traditions Cafe (downtown Olympia)
Andrew Landers:
A singer-songwriter who is able to muster passion, hope and grace after 15 years in the unsung folk genre. Andrew lives in Olympia, Washington with his wife and 6 children. Andrew is stained by the writing style of David Wilcox, the laid back groove of Jack Johnson, the simplicity of CASH, the musicality of Dave Matthews and the over all vibe of Bill Mallonee. Having played with many nationally known acts all over the country. Andrew still finds solace in smaller more intimate venues filled with fellow sojourners. A lowercase singer-songwriter trying to pen the missing chapters of his fallen narrative. "Music is my compass, it teaches me about who I am, it guides me in who I long to be, and it leads me into providential moments that dare to see the world with fearless hope." Andrew's not at all that hard to figure out. He's just a neo-hippy poet musing on theology and sociology from a post modern perspective. He simply finds the sacred in the ordinary, the humor in the serious, and the tranquil in the noise that surrounds us all. Listen at your own peril.
"From the moment the curtain rises, you will encounter a night of music that is both healing and provoking. A masterful storyteller." Rick Palmer
Landers joins The Adventure Project to change the face of the water crisis. Not with charity. But with jobs.
Tragically, 1/3 of all wells drilled in the last 20 years are now broken. Often there's no tools, spare parts, or trained mechanics to fix them.
So Landers is proud to partner with The Adventure Project to help expand and accelerate a well mechanics program across rural India. This is the most effective way to ensure people have sustainable access to clean water.
Every $550 we raise trains and equips one water well mechanic.
And here's the really cool part: That one well mechanic will care for 50 wells which will ensure clean water for 5,000 people!
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Andrea Green, B.M. '75 is a playwright, composer, lyricist, director and music therapist. She is nationally known for her work creating Broadway style musicals for children that entertain but also are vehicles for teaching tolerance. Her work is being performed on professional stages across the country as well as in educational settings. For 30 years, Andrea has partnered children from Germantown Friends School, with youngsters from the HMS School for Children with Cerebral Palsy, using her musicals to encourage communication, understanding and friendship. This program received national attention when it was featured in the PBS Emmy- award winning documentary, Something Magical. A new 2012 documentary about her work as a music therapist is now in progress with the focus on her musical On the Other Side of the Fence. She is a member of The Dramatist's Guild, The Children's Music Network, The International Association of Theatre for Children and Young People, and ASCAP.
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X Factor guest judge and British singer Rita Ora has proved a hit both here in the UK and over in LA LA Land .
Thanks to that she played a gig at the Highline Ballroom in New York, which we don't know personally, but anyone who can put on a concert in the Big Apple has made it really, haven't they?
She certainly looked like an international superstar as she turned up to it as well.
Rita, who is know for her in-your-face and sometimes kinda weird outfit choices , wore a leopard print poncho and carried a bright orange bag that all said, 'I'm here!'.
It looks like the dramas between her and ex-boyfriend Rob Kardashian (he has very famous sisters, you may have heard of them) are over though.
They split in November and straight after Rob Tweeted some messages implying she had cheated on him with a load of other guys .
He then removed the posts and denied they were about Rita, but if you're anything like us, you'll never forget them.
Rob recently told Ryan Seacrest that he couldn't be more pleased to be free: "I'm very, very single. I'm very, very happy," he insisted.
"For the first time in a long time, so it's a good thing.
"Honestly, it's all about working out in the new year and businesses. This is just the beginning."
Er, yeah, not a hint of bitterness there at all. Honest.
Rita meanwhile seems to just be happy that she's coming home for Christmas (cue obligatory Chris Rea Christmas song).
"On my way home! Xmas is coming family time! And shop wit the brother even though he hates it lol," she Tweeted and on arrival, "London!!!!!"
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- Nicole Richie gets rear-ended by a paparazzo. [Just Jared]
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- George Clooney demonstrates how he catches cocktail waitress in the wild. [PopSugar]
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By now, several of us have begun our journeys as trainers in Niantic Labs' hit new augmented reality game, Pokemon Go. The new mobile title based on Nintendo's hit game franchise is helping people explore their surroundings in new ways, and it's getting tons of us out of the house. But when it comes to long-haul trips like those required by the game, even the most physically fit trainer can find themselves weary.
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Push those liquids, trainers! Obviously, drinking plenty water is key—especially on a hot summer day. There are loads of options out there, but this particular water bottle by MadhouseCustoms is BPA Free, only $5, and has a pretty motivating message on it.
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A backpack is always handy on longer trips, but if you're particularly serious about the hike, consider upgrading to a solar-powered backpack. The durable bags by BirkSun even have a retro RPG feel to their style, and offer plenty of places for storage.
Then again, if you're willing to trade the solar charging functionality for something a little more fun, there are plenty of Pokemon-themed backpacks out there.
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While the release date of the Pokemon Go Plus accessory is still a little fuzzy, new details have revealed that its purpose is to get trainers' eyes up and away from their phones thanks to a Bluetooth connection.
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England shooter David Luckman has claimed his second gold medal of Glasgow 2014, winning the full-bore rifle Queen's Prize individual event.
The 38-year-old, competing at his first Commonwealth Games, took the pairs title on Saturday with team-mate Parag Patel.
Luckman doubled his tally in the gruelling three-day long-range discipline with a Games record score of 401-42, beating Canada's Jim Paton into second place with Patel taking bronze for England.


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A Baton Rouge man was killed Monday night on Evangeline Street when his motorcycle was struck by a drunken driver in a car, said Cpl. Don Coppola, spokesman for the Baton Rouge Police Department.
Dana Scott, 44, of 9661 W. Darryl Drive, died from his injuries in the crash that occurred in the 3700 block of Evangeline Street at about 7:30 p.m., Coppola said.
Scott was riding a 2012 Suzuki motorcycle east on Evangeline when a 2003 Chevrolet Avalanche, traveling west on Evangeline, attempted to make a left turn onto Maple Street, hitting Scott and causing him to be thrown off the motorcycle, Coppola said.
Calvin Moore, 43, 3419 Ontario St., was booked into Parish Prison on counts of vehicular homicide, first-offense DWI, reckless operation and failure to yield right away.
Officers detected alcohol on Moore's breath and he admitted to police that he had been drinking prior to the crash, Coppola said. An alcohol breath test was administered to Moore and showed a blood-alcohol level of 0.126, Coppola said. A blood-alcohol content of 0.08 percent or higher is considered presumptive evidence of drunken driving in Louisiana.
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Surrounding the dirt bike course that was the center of the AST Dew Tour in Soldier Field's parking lot last weekend was a village of marketing booths trying to get young action sports fans to do something: Drink more Mountain Dew or join the National Guard or shop at JCPenney.
But one booth was trying to get youth to stop doing something: smoking. It took a soft-sell approach toward the teens and preteens who strolled past.
"We don't want our message to be preachy," said Jocelynn Jacobs, assistant brand manager with Legacy, a nonprofit anti-smoking organization that developed the Truth campaign that targets youths ages 12 to 17. "We want to message to be like your older brother giving you advice."
With booths, or "Truth trucks," replete with video monitors and deejay decks, they got some attention. Kids crowded around the booth, clamoring for T-shirts emblazoned with facts about the dangers of tobacco. There were no brochures, no lectures, hardly any mention of ciggies at all.
Summer months are important to get the message out because that's when most young people take their first puffs, said Jacobs. The campaign, born a decade ago in response to the tobacco industry's marketing, attempts to combat the advertising efforts of big tobacco. The goal is to convince youths that smoking isn't cool and not smoking is.
There is evidence that the approach is effective, said Joel Africk, president and CEO of the Respiratory Health Association of Metropolitan Chicago, a century-old not-for-profit that helps those with lung disease, promotes healthy lungs and assists those trying to quit smoking.
"Ninety percent of all smokers start as kids," Africk said. "If we can stop them before they start, that will have a big effect overall." The rate of teen smoking declined for many years, he said, but, "Around 2003 or 2004, it plateaued. We're trying to jump-start that so the rate declines again."
Communicating the message effectively is key to that, Africk said. Smoking's effect on the pocketbook is another significant deterrent to teen smoking, he said. Especially in Illinois, where the cigarette tax ($3.66 combined state, county and city taxes on cigarette sales) is the second-highest in the nation, behind New York.
Still, some 3,500 children light up for the first time each day in this nation, according to the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids. That adds up to more than 1.2 million new fresh-faced puffers each year.
A recent study suggests those new smokers could be hanging out at convenience stores and other retail outlets. Teens exposed to smoking ads at retailers are more likely to smoke, according to the study, by Stanford University School of Medicine and published in the July issue of the journal Pediatrics.
In the steamy Soldier Field parking lot last weekend, a group of peppy Truth campaign workers enlisted the young people in Simon says and a limbo contest. They persuaded one girl to spin a hula-hoop while collecting her friends' e-mail address. Male Truth campaign workers, sporting earrings and dreadlocks, buddied up to crowd members while their female counterparts managed to keep the attention of smitten boys.
True to their word, there was no heavy-handed preaching about smoking.
"We're not much older than these kids," said Sanni Youboty, 24. "We respect their opinions and decision-making."
For Sam Weir, 18, of Pittsburgh, the message may have been lost.
"They didn't really say anything about their cause at all," he said.
Michelle Maier, 21, of Chicago, said it was a good message for teens who don't smoke yet.
"It targets teens very well," she said, puffing on a cigarette while she waited for the BMX event to begin. "You hear about not smoking all the time in school," she said between drags, "but who listens to teachers?"
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The Descendants (film)
The Descendants is a 2011 film about a Hawaiian land baron who tries to re-connect with his two daughters after his wife is seriously injured in a boating accident.
- Directed by Alexander Payne. Written by Alexander Payne, Nat Faxon, and Jim Rash, based on the novel by Kaui Hart Hemmings.
Matt King[edit]
- [voiceover] Don't be fooled by appearances. In Hawaii, some of the most powerful people look like bums and stuntmen.
- [voiceover] Paradise? Paradise can go fuck itself.
- I don't want my daughters growing up entitled and spoiled... but I agree with my father; you give your children enough money to do something but not enough to do nothing.
- What is it that makes the women in my life destroy themselves?
- [to Alex, about Brian Speer] On the phone he can escape, in person, he's got nowhere to go. I wanna see his face.
- [to Brian Speer] Elizabeth is dying. Wait... Fuck you! And she's dying.
- [to Elizabeth] Goodbye, Elizabeth. Goodbye, my love, my friend, my pain, my joy. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye.
Alexandra King[edit]
- Hey, Scottie! Reina's a fucked-up hoe-bag and you need to stay away from her! And she's going to be a meth-head and she's gonna get used by stupid guys! She's a twat! Say it!
Scott Thorson[edit]
- [to Matt] It's ironic, Elizabeth in this misfortune just as you come into your fortune.
- Sid: [on Scott] That guy is a prick. Is he always like that?
- Matt King: Yeah.
- Matt King: You little fuck! Do you get hit a lot?
- Sid: I don't know, I've had my share.
- Matt King: [to Alex] Your friend is retarded, you know that?
- Sid: Hey I've got a brother who's retarded! You don't have to get all derogatory.
- Matt King: Nothing just happens!
- Brian Speer: Everything just happens.
- Matt King: One more question for you.
- Brian Speer: Yes?
- Matt King: Ever been inside my bedroom?
- Brian Speer: Once.
- Matt King: You could have had the decency to lie about that one.
- Brian Speer: Alright, twice.
- George Clooney - Matt King
- Shailene Woodley - Alexandra "Alex" King
- Judy Greer - Julie Speer
- Beau Bridges - Cousin Hugh
- Nick Krause - Sid
- Amara Miller - Scottie King
- Matthew Lillard - Brian Speer
- Robert Forster - Scott Thorson
- Patricia Hastie - Elizabeth King
- Mary Birdsong - Kai Mitchell
- Rob Huebel - Mark Mitchell
- Milt Kogan - Dr. Johnston
- Laird Hamilton - Troy Cook
- Michael Ontkean - Cousin Milo
- Matt Corboy - Cousin Ralph
External links[edit]
- The Descendants quotes at the Internet Movie Database
- The Descendants at Rotten Tomatoes
- The official The Descendants site


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Karlovac was the capital city of the planet Kornati in the Split System.
It was the location of the Nemanja Building, where the Kornatian Parliament convened, the Split Stock Exchange, the First Planetary Bank, the Sekarkic Square subway station as well as a large number of office and goverment buildings and shopping malls.
In 1920 PD, Karlovac[1] was struck by the Karlovac terror attacks which were carried out by the FAK. (SI1)
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- ↑ The city was likely named for the Old Earth city of the same name.


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City of Hazelwood Hires CPA to Take the Helm of Finance Department
The City of Hazelwood has appointed David Tuberty, CPA, as the new Director of Finance. He is replacing Lori Helle-Obermoeller who left a few weeks ago. Tuberty will be managing a department staff of three individuals who have played key roles in continuing Hazelwood's tradition of excellence in finance reporting.
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Hazelwood Green Committee's Prize Drawing Rewards Residents for Turning in Pledge Cards
The Hazelwood's Green Committee held its first prize drawing for the 2017 Recycling Pledge Card Campaign at a recent City Council meeting and five lucky winners won some fabulous prizes, just for turning in their pledge cards. The winners included Titus Reed, Sue Ridenhour, Jo Barcelona, Linda Spencer and Katie Theriault. Reed and Ridenhour were the first two winners chosen by Mayor Matthew Robinson, who assisted Green Committee chairman Ron Darling by spinning the raffle drum and reaching in to make the selections.
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City of Hazelwood Honors Lifeguards for Exemplary Efforts in Saving Woman's Life
Elected officials, city management staff and employees of the City of Hazelwood gathered last night at a City Council meeting to honor "ten brave individuals whose heroic actions clearly saved a life," according to Hazelwood Fire Chief Dave Herman. These individuals have been working as lifeguards at Hazelwood's White Birch Bay Aquatic Center and allowed their certified training to kick in to save the life of a 68-year-old grandmother who went into cardiac arrest on July 18th during the heat wave in St. Louis.
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Amazon Signs Lease for Warehouse Buildings at Hazelwood Logistics Center
Amazon has signed a lease for two warehouse buildings in the Hazelwood Logistics Center. These will be Amazon's first locations for doing business in the state of Missouri. "I'm proud to welcome Amazon to our state.
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