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- When you live in the Northwoods, it's likely you'll see a bear every now and then.
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Residents at the Davenport Street Estates apartment complex in Rhinelander saw a bear two weeks ago.
Property Manager Jenna Cook contacted the DNR immediately.
She's seen bears near the apartment before, but this time she thinks the bears were attracted to the bird feeders.
"I grew up in Rhinelander, grew up in the town of crescent. I was used to seeing bears, having them around," said Cook.
"I grew up with my dad having bird feeders and always take them down at night so the bear wouldn't come in to the yard. So when I heard about it, my first initial reaction was, yep, bird feeders have to go."
The DNR estimates there's more than 18 thousand bears in the Wisconsin.
DNR Wildlife biologist Jeremy Holtz says it's common to see young bears because they're looking for food and entertainment.
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All UW schools will be issuing IDs to students who need one.
"The biggest reason that we're doing this is we really want our students to have that opportunity to vote," says Interim Assistant Campus Dean for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management at UW-Marathon County Carla Rabe. "Some of our students may not have the proper voter ID, and so for us to offer that opportunity to our students really just encourages them to really take the importance in voting."
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"This again is one of the species that occurs at the southern edge of its range here. It's more common to the north," she says. "This is another species in which we expect to see large declines."
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Many people want to make sure wetlands are protected for years to come.
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'Night at the Opera' Features Concert, Elegant Dinner
SOCORRO, N.M. April 23, 2013 – Enjoy a "Night at the Opera" with the Santa Fe Opera Apprentices at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 2, at New Mexico Tech's Macey Center – and celebrate the evening in style, with an elegant dinner and a social hour starting at 5:30 p.m.
The Santa Fe Opera Apprentices will perform Thursday, May 2, at Macey Center.
The Socorro performance is the next-to-last stop for the three-week spring tour, which began with a public concert in Tucumcari on April 14 and closes May 3 in Moriarty.
Soprano Sara Heaton and tenor Joshua Dennis, both former apprentices, along with Music Director Kirt Pavitt, will present Avastar, an original work written by Pavitt and Stage Director Kathleen Clawson especially for the tour.
Performing Arts Series Director Ronna Kalish said Avastar was written as an introduction to opera using contemporary themes. The 35-minute piece will cover the first half of the performance.
"The one-act operetta is staged as a singing competition which the apprentice singers have entered, and includes selections from opera, Broadway and current popular music," Kalish said, adding that the stop in Socorro includes a youth concert for local schools.
Study guides covering subjects such as musical terms, questions and answers, and discussion topics are provided by the Opera so that teachers and students can prepare for the visits.
The Spring Opera Tour was launched more than 20 years ago, performing in cities and towns in New Mexico (and Lubbock and El Paso) for students and families who may not have an opportunity to travel to Santa Fe.
"This is a wonderful opportunity to introduce opera to the community-at-large," Kalish said. "We also encourage people to join us for the social hour and dinner, to truly make it a 'Night at the Opera.'"
Meet the principals:
Sara Heaton, soprano, marks her third year with The Santa Fe Opera, having stepped in at the last minute this season to sing Serpina in Pergolesi's La Serva Padrona at Boston Baroque's New Year's Concerts. She has a Master of Music degree from Boston University, and a BAA in anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania.
Joshua Davis, tenor, returns to Santa Fe for his second apprenticeship following the spring tour, and will be joined by his identical twin brother, also a tenor, who begins his first apprenticeship with the company. Davis has a Bachelor of Music degree from Stephen F. Austin State University.
Pianist Kirt Pavitt has distinguished himself as both a soloist and collaborative artist. He accompanies many young singers and instrumentalists, and has performed at Avery Fisher and Alice Tully Halls in New York. This year marks Pavitt's 14th year as music director and pianist for the Opera's spring tour.
This year marks Director Kathleen Clawson's 10th in staging productions for The Santa Fe Opera, including the world premiere of Stephen Paulus's Shoes for the Santo Niño. Clawson is the principal voice teacher and co-director of the Young Voices of The Santa Fe Opera, and is on the faculty of the Department of Theatre and Dance at the University of New Mexico.
Cayley Carroll, stage manager, is a native of Washington, D.C. She has worked for a number of opera companies, including Florentine Opera, Seattle Opera, American Conservatory Theatre; and for a national tour with Aquila Theatre. Cayley is a graduate of Emerson College.
Sponsor for this evening of opera is SMPA Architects of Albuquerque.
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The Santa Fe Opera is bringing the entertainment, and Chartwells is bringing the tailgate party, indoor-style, to New Mexico Tech's Macey Center on Thursday, May 2.
Sponsored by Tech Club-Club Macey, a social hour begins at 5:30 p.m, followed by dinner at 6 p.m. Patrons are asked to purchase or reserve their tickets by Thursday, April 25.
One of the traditions at the Santa Fe Opera is an elegant form of tail-gating, where patrons dressed in their finest evening attire dine on gourmet fare and enjoy champagne or other beverages.
Diners may choose from two options – stuffed chicken breast with poblano, portabella, pine nuts and chipotle cream sauce served with cheddar-mashed potatoes, asparagus and baby carrots; or bowtie pasta with artichokes, portabella, roasted tomato sauce, fresh basil and goat cheese.
All meals include romaine lettuce wedges served with roasted red bell pepper Caesar dressing, herbed croutons, asiago cheese and fried capers; with apple blackberry strudel and orange vanilla cream.
For tickets, call the PAS at 575-835-5688; or New Mexico Tech's Auxiliary Services, 575-835-5050.
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Skidmore's Alumni Association Board of Directors celebrated the installation of the College's Wall of Honor in the Kisiel Atrium of the Murray-Aikins Dining Hall on Oct. 26.
Conceived by board members, the electronic panel is a prominently positioned, permanent display highlighting the achievements and contributions of many members of the Skidmore alumni community.
Alumni Association President Gail M. Dudack, a 1970 alumna and parent of Ross '11, explains, "The board was looking for a way to pay tribute to the recipients of the various Alumni Association awards that we give each year, and the new Wall of Honor is a visible and attractive means of doing so."
Working with the college administration, alumni board members offered input on the design and content of the wall. Dudack says, "We wanted to develop a display with an interactive element that would allow users to view content much like they would on their iPad or tablet. The touchable and swipeable screen allows visitors to interactively view photos, read profiles, and watch videos featuring alumni." She calls the result "so much more than we had hoped for."
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New Kensington council members indicated they have no immediate intention of seeking an appraisal of the city's water authority.
Ron Balla Jr., an authority employee, requested an appraisal during Wednesday's council meeting.
Balla said he believes city officials have a "fiduciary responsibility" to appraise the authority and know its worth when fielding offers from potential buyers. A year ago, the Municipal Authority of Westmoreland County offered New Kensington $32 million for the city's water system.
However, city officials said they never seriously discussed the offer and have no plans to sell the authority.
Furthermore, attorneys for the city and the city authority believe approval for a sale would be needed from all communities served by the authority, which includes Arnold, Lower Burrell, Plum and Upper Burrell and Washington townships.
Mayor Tom Guzzo said that until a sale is a real consideration, he can't justify paying an estimated $20,000 for an appraisal.
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Should a sale be actively pursued, Guzzo said, getting an appraisal would be one of the first steps.
Councilman John Regoli said he remains open to the idea of selling the authority but said the price offered by the county was not acceptable.
Regoli said he believes the authority is an asset that can help pave the way for future development if a sale generates enough money and is put in a trust with only the interest being spent.
Balla said that that's why he thinks the city should investigate the authority's worth.
"There is no other avenue that can generate that kind of revenue (for the city)," Balla said. "That's a pretty big stone that needs to be turned over."
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• Guzzo announced the promotion of police Officer Sam Long to sergeant.
"I'm very proud of the job he does everyday," Guzzo said of Long, who was hired in 2008 and is an Army veteran.
• The traffic study for Virginia Drive is nearly complete.
Guzzo said representatives from Wooster and Associates, the engineering firm hired to conduct the study, are scheduled to meet next week with several Virginia Drive residents to ensure their concerns are included.
Once the study is completed, council will review it and determine what steps to take to address residents' concerns about excess traffic and speeding.
• Council scheduled trick-or-treat activities for 5:30 to 8 p.m. Oct. 31.
Guzzo said some neighborhoods may choose to have Halloween activities another day, but Oct. 31 is when the city will pool its resources and have extra police, firefighters and neighborhood watch groups out in force to make sure trick-or-treat goes smoothly.
• Council canceled the Nov. 6 meeting because of the general election.
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The Senate approved legislation Wednesday to lock in $85 billion in broad federal spending cuts and simultaneously avoid a government shutdown next week - and pointedly rejected a call to even reopen White House tours that the Obama administration says had to be canceled because of the cuts.
If the House goes along, as expected, that means the across-the-board cuts set in motion by a failed earlier deficit-cutting effort and vigorously decried by President Obama last month, will remain in effect for the rest of the fiscal year.
Some adjustments will be made. Federal meat inspectors were spared furloughs, for example, as lawmakers in both parties alternately clashed and cooperated over proposals to take the edge off the deficit-fighting cuts that took effect on March 1.
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Egyptian and Palestinian delegates have reportedly reached a new agreement on a draft cease-fire proposal that will be submitted to Israel on Saturday, a Palestinian official told AFP.According to the official speaking on condition of anonymity, the deal would see the Palestinian Authority and the government in Cairo render control of the Rafah border between Gaza and Egypt.Under the reported terms, Hamas would in effect enact a unity deal signed in April with the PA, entrusting the group's demands for a port in Gaza to the Ramallah-based government for negotiations at a later point with Israel.Egyptian sources who are intimately familiar with the discussions are quoted by Arab media sources as saying that the sides have reached verbal agreements on a truce that would go into effect Saturday evening, even as Hamas threatens to renew rocket fire against Israel's most populous areas in the center of the country in response to what it says is Jerusalem's "obstinacy" in cease-fire talks."The launching of rockets from the Gaza Strip toward Israel and the Israeli air force strikes in response to those rockets will cease completely [Saturday evening] in parallel with the arrival of the Israeli delegation to the talks in Cairo and the continuation of negotiations toward a permanent cease-fire," sources told the Palestinian daily Al-Quds.Israeli officials have not confirmed the reports that negotiators are on their way to Egypt to rejoin the cease-fire discussions. A defense source in Jerusalem told the Walla! news agency on Saturday that as long as Palestinian rocket fire from Gaza continues, Israel will not be a party to the cease-fire talks."We don't negotiate under fire," the source said.Meanwhile, Hamas sources threatened on Saturday to leave the talks if its demands are not met."The Palestinian delegation to the talks has notified the Egyptian mediators that in the event Israel continues with its rejectionist stance, it will leave Cairo [on Sunday], which would then enable the factions on the ground to expand its rocket range to include Tel Aviv," a Hamas official told the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar.While the source is believed to be reliable, this statement is perceived as "flexing muscles," or posturing for the sake of negotiations.Hamas officials repeated their threat to resume strikes on Tel Aviv on Palestinian television on Saturday.Sources warned that if Israel did not cooperate with the Egyptian-mediated efforts, the Palestinian delegation would withdraw from Cairo. "If our demands are not met by Sunday, we will attack Tel Aviv," the Ramallah-based Watan TV network reported Hamas official as saying. The Palestinians are demanding an end to the siege, border crossings to be reopened, and construction material to be allowed entry into the Gaza Strip. Other demands include free passage between the West Bank and Gaza, extended fishing rights, reopening the southern Gaza airport and creating a seaport.Meanwhile, Hamas spokesman Mushir al-Masri said the group was prepared for a long battle, adding that the only way to achieve quiet was for Israel to agree to the group's demands and those of the Palestinian delegation in Cairo. He said that Gaza was no longer willing to be dependent and rely on the border crossings with Egypt, or the Rafah crossing. In an interview with a TV station affiliated with Hamas, he said the group demanded a port to enable the free movement of people and a free flow of trade.Fawzi Barhoum, a Hamas spokesman said in another statement that it was not "going back" on the group's demands, and that "the resistance would continue to fight with "all our strength." He added they were not going to waiver any of their demands.Palestinian negotiators were still in Egypt's capital to try to reach a lasting agreement, despite the resumption in attacks between Israel and Hamas. The head of the delegation had previously stated that the team was set to continue efforts at brokering a deal, and that the Palestinian factions were united behind their basic demands to end fighting.
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Kent State University has distanced itself from a professor who charged that academics who support Israel are responsible for the murder of 1,400 Palestinians who died during the recent conflict in Gaza. Julio Pino, an associate professor of history at Kent State, leveled the accusation in an open letter to HNN on August 2. Two days later the university publish this brief statement on the school website:
It has come to our attention that a Kent State University professor posted an online statement charging scholars with responsibility for civilian deaths in Gaza. We condemn the professor's statement as reprehensible and irresponsible.
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Cooking fish doesn't need to be complicated. This is a simple way to make salmon (boneless, skinless) with no fuss or mess. I use the individually freeze wrapped portions. The sides of salad and potatoes are published in my other recipes. Serve hot. Enjoy!
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