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Q: I enjoyed your recent article on the FedEx traffic concerns. As you know, Hamilton Crossings (Costco and other stores) is being reviewed by Lower Macungie Township commissioners, and a vote is due by June 5th, according to Patrick Lester's recent article. The Lehigh Valley Planning Commission reviewed this development last year and advised Lehigh County commissioners that there would be traffic concerns for the Krocks Road/Route 222 Bypass interchange. It's my understanding that a traffic study commissioned by PennDOT also foresees problems along the 222 corridor, with Costco and other development proposals in the pipeline. Please address the traffic issues related to the Costco plan and other development along the Bypass. We are very concerned, considering the tie-ups we have seen at the Krocks interchange.
— John DeSanto, Lower Macungie Township
A: With the high beams trained intently on the tax-financing issues regarding the controversial Hamilton Crossings development, potential traffic problems, though they have been cited, seem to have drifted into the shadows by comparison.
Among the differences between the FedEx and Hamilton Crossings proposals — an industrial plant versus a shopping center, varied road systems serving the respective facilities — is the fact that the Lehigh Valley Planning Commission gave FedEx a clear green light, but offered only a yellow at best for the Crossings, would-be site of the vaunted Costco store.
The FedEx proposal overall meets regional development goals as specified in the commission's long-range plan — in planning parlance, it is consistent with the plan, according to Chief Transportation Planner Joe Gurinko. Hamilton Crossings is inconsistent with those objectives, for many reasons outlined in a May 2013 letter the township Planning Commission.
The regional planners concluded that the traffic improvements planned at that time "will not mitigate the project impacts" to an acceptable level. However, Gurinko said last week that alterations to the traffic plan in the past year could have changed that situation.
He may be right: A month ago, the Crossings traffic plan secured one level of PennDOT approval, so long as the developers agree to undertake the improvements that have been worked out between the developers' traffic engineers and those from the state.
A short-cut version of what Hamilton Crossings proposes includes construction of a four-way signalized intersection on Krocks Road consisting of high-volume driveways to serve the development, which would grace both sides of Krocks. A driveway with traffic signals also is planned on Hamilton Boulevard opposite the Ethan Allen furniture store to access the eastern portion of Hamilton Crossings, as well as a driveway to serve a planned 12-pump gas station and convenience store also on the eastern side. A right-in, right-out driveway with a "deceleration lane" is planned on Krocks to service the western portion.
In addition, planned at the bypass/Krocks interchange depicted in the photo are an extra westbound left-turn lane on the bypass for turns onto Krocks, the widening of Krocks for its matching receiving lane, and construction of a collector-distributor roadway parallel to the bypass.
State engineers specify that all improvements should be done to accommodate "the future addition of a third through lane on [the bypass] and/or [an] eventual diamond interchange" at the intersection.
A host of similar requirements — widening, turn lanes, driveways, new traffic signals, traffic-signal phasing and more — are scheduled for other portions of Krocks, the Krocks/Hamilton Boulevard intersection and other roads and driveways proposed by the developers.
Jeremy Fogel of the development group said most of these traffic improvements, cited in the PennDOT letter informing developers of the conditional approval, have been worked out between the parties over a lengthy period.
"We've been working collaboratively with PennDOT over the last number of years," Fogel said. "We're on the same page as PennDOT" and intend to implement the improvements cited in the letter, he said.
Lower Macungie Planning Director Sara Pandl said though it's early in the process, it's her understanding that: "They're incorporating [PennDOT's] suggestions into the design. I'm not sure about every little detail, but I have not heard any objections" from Hamilton Crossings officials, Pandl said.
She noted that the township engineer is still reviewing the plans, and that developers still need a highway occupancy permit from PennDOT, so their journey is far from over. But clearly a lot will be done to mitigate the impact of all the new traffic this massive development (131/2 acres, 2,500 parking spaces) would generate.
Assuming the developers do make all the improvements specified by PennDOT throughout the review process, will it be enough to keep traffic flowing smoothly enough through the area, including on both the bypass and the boulevard? Nobody really knows for sure, not even the traffic engineers.
But Fogel is confident the estimated $11 million worth of improvements will handle the added traffic flow more than adequately.
"I certainly understand the public's concern" about possible traffic problems resulting from large-scale retail development such as this, Fogel said. "With the improvements, we will fully mitigate the [traffic] impact of our project," he said.
In addition, "It's not to our benefit" for residents to associate Hamilton Crossings with traffic jams, he said. "We want to make sure it's convenient so people want to go there."
Assuming the project advances, I'm not sure how the potential traffic issues will be resolved, John. As with court cases, the opposing sides probably could hire dueling traffic engineers to make compelling cases in both directions.
There is an issue that has perplexed me since word of the Costco chain's coming to the Lehigh Valley first hit the showroom floor back in 2005, when it was cited as a possible tenant in what became the Airport Center on Airport Road just off Route 22. (That did not happen, of course.)
Why in the name of Ferdinand Porsche is there so much fuss over a Costco store? My colleague Bill White expertly parodied the lust for Costco in his Feb. 1 column (available at mcall.com). I'm told it's basically a "shoppers club" chain with generally "upscale" merchandise compared with the club-store chains we've had here for years.
Please explain to me, Costco proponents, what all the fuss is about.
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Markers informative for ancestry are necessary for admixture mapping and improving case-control association analyses. In particular, African Americans are an admixed population for which genetic studies require accurately evaluating admixture. This will require markers that can be used in African Americans to determine if a given genomic region is of European or African ancestry. This report shows that, despite studies indicating high intra-African sequence variation, markers with large inter-ethnic differences have only small variations in allele distribution among divergent African populations and should be valuable for evaluating admixture in complex disease genetic studies.
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Monday saw the imminent fall of Vladimir Romanov at Hearts, the man who has bestowed upon us great moments such as his "media monkeys" outburst, boxing with Roman Bednar and having his translator chap on the door of a remote farm in order to purchase one of the farmer's sheep, to name but a few.
Monday also saw further outpourings from Charles Green in an interview with STV.
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SPL will not appeal Rangers commission verdict
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The Hindu has accessed an advisory from Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (PCCF) C. R. Jotriwal recommending that the Haryana government immediately move the High Court to counter the Supreme Court proceedings initiated against State officials including those in the Chief Minister's office. He noted that the Union government had supported petitioner Chaturvedi's plea for a CBI probe, and so it was in the state government's interest to immediately file a writ petition challenging the original inquiry into the matter conducted by the Union Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF) in 2010.
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His office note recommending that the State government file a petition against the Union government reads: "Sanjiv Chaturvedi, IFS has filed a writ petition (Criminal) No 148 of 2012 in the Hon'ble Supreme Court praying that a CBI inquiry be conducted in the matter as has been recommended by the Enquiry Committee of the Ministry of Environment and Forests. In this petition, the Ministry of Environment and Forests has been impleaded as respondent By Sh Sanjeev Chaturvedi, and they have filed reply/counter supporting the prayer of the petitioner that CBI inquiry be held in the matter (copy enclosed)."
Mr. Jotriwal then advised it: "Keeping into the view the interest of the State government immediately write [sic] petition be filed in the High Court challenging the report dated 08.12.2010 of ministry of environment and forests, Union of India."
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The CBI dithered on filing its views before the Supreme Court for more than a year now in the ongoing case but the Union government has come out again in support of an investigation by the agency.
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Pickles: We're glad you forced us out there again. Y'know, it felt good. Y-y-y'know, couple of things I would have done differently though, y'know, whatever... Ofdensen: You mean like, not blind the stage driver and crash it into a prison of dangerous criminals? Pickles: Heheh - no, that was a happy accident.
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What is your game of the year so far? In all honesty i think the only game that can dethrone infinite and the last of us would have to GTA V or watchdogs even though i personally don't like GTA unless it's san andreas but i will admit people love those games but what game do you think is game of the year so far? And what game may dethrone them? I'm still stuck between the last of us and bioshock although I'm leaning more to the last of us
It might be Watch_dogs for me. Infinite was real good but I got bummed because of the DLC.
It might be Watch_dogs for me. Infinite was real good but I got bummed because of the DLC.
BioShock Infinite made a strong argument for the title, but Watch_Dogs and GTA5 are looking hopeful as well.
DOTA 2 is the leading candidate so far since it "released" this year,hard to see that one being toppled for myself
Also in the running Fire Emblem. Awakening, Last of Us, Tomb Raider, Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen because I love DD.
probably Beyond Two souls and Gone Home once I play them.
Currently my short list is:
- DMC: Devil May Cry
- Fire Emblem: Awakening
- Bioshock Infinite
@aviar: no there is no exclusives coming out day one that cant be contenders unless somehow forza or drive club get it but i severely doubt it.
BioShock Infinite so far. I would say that the most likely game to dethrone it is Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs.
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Luigis Mansion: Dark Moon
Bioshock Infinite
The Last of Us
DOTA 2 (I see brad really putting up a fight for this)
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons
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Disney Infinity
Rayman Legends
Beyond Two Souls (could go either way. Could also be VERY disappointing)
Batman Arkham Origins (I have a feeling its gonna be a letdown though)
Arkham Origins Blackgate (I have a feeling this could be a big surprise)
Ass Creed 4 (Iffy, but I'll still put it. Has lots of potential)
Hotline Miami 2 (might not come out this year though)
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It's Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons because there aren't any other game (let alone 10) this year that has or will wow me and surprise me as much at that.
I'm holding out for GTAV and Watchdogs and other surprises, because I'm not sure what would be my GOTY so far.
Right now it's still DmC and The Last of Us a close second.
GTA V and Watch Dogs are really the only games that could take first place because they're likely the only games i'll buy for the rest of the year.
Also realistically there's no way i'm not gonna have GTA V in first place come the end of the year.
Shin Megami Tensei IV.
It's challenging, dark, and packs a ton of content. Also, for a handheld game, it looks pretty good.
Basically, it's everything I wanted from a sequel to Nocturne.
I can't see how it won't be GTA V.
So far I've really liked Bioshock, Last of Us, and The Swapper.
It's been a really good year for games. It's going to be a strong finish too.
The Last of Us. Nothing has even come close for me, not even BioShock Infinite. The next in line thus far for me would probably be Metal Gear Rising. Though I do have annoyingly high expectations for GTAV, which at least looks like it could be a pretty big contender.... Actually I'd even go as far as to say GTAV looks like it could potentially be the Game of the Generation... But as of now all that really means is Rockstar's marketing and video editing team are Gods of their craft.
Thus far it's Bioshock by default, since it's the only 2013 title I've bought and played through in 2013. I'm pretty sure GTA's going to my overall winner, though. I can see my ultimate list looking something like this:
- Grand Theft Auto V
- Bioshock Infinite
- Watch_Dogs
- Assassin's Creed IV
- Battlefield 4
- Civilization V: Brave New World
- Saints Row IV
This is going to be a really tough choice in December. Right now its between Fire Emblem: Awakening, Bioshock: Infinite, and The Last of Us, and there are still a bunch of games I'm excited about that haven't come out yet.
This is going to be a really tough choice in December. Right now its between Fire Emblem: Awakening, Bioshock: Infinite, and The Last of Us, and there are still a bunch of games I'm excited about that haven't come out yet.
This guy knows what's up.
I'm somewhere between DMC and Bioshock. Make no mistake, I'm not delusional, I know DMC has no chance of winning any GOTYs and really doesn't stand up to most of the tent pole releases of 2013, but I love it anyway.
@bigjeffrey: When he gave Black Ops, Black Ops 2 and Modern Warfare 3 4 stars?
But dogs.
Up until a week ago I would be really undecided. Now I can safely say it's Dragon's Crown. It feels like it's the game I've been waiting for since a little kid. Sorry Bioshock, sorry Metro, sorry TLOU, sorry Kentucky route zero, rogue legacy, Tomb Raider, League of Legends, Shadowrun Returns, Ni No Kuni and Starcraft 2 HotS. You're all awesome but that's just the way it is. if you haven't played it and you own a PS3 or Vita. Your missing out on a HELL of a game. Vanillaware - you've made a new fan this year.
My GOTY so far? Bioshock Infinite. Actual GOTY? I have no doubt that it will be GTA V.
I hate judging things by their trailers, but with Rockstars track record and the features they've shown off, I'm fairly sure this will be mine too.
Company of Heroes 2, but nobody else here plays and Brad butchered it in the QL so I suppose it won't even get mentioned.
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Tomb Raider. Loved it so much.
On a side note, this has been one of the best gaming years in a long, long time (well, 2007 was pretty damn good). There's just constantly something excellent to play, be it an indie or AAA title. Could even be the best since it's not just a couple good months at the end of the year.
Right now either Fire Emblem Awakening or Ni No Kuni. TLOU and Bioshock were okay for me, the stories were the real reason to play those games, but the gameplay was just lacking. Animal Crossing and Shin Megami Tensei 4 are up in my list though. Strange year. A lot of games that I was looking forward to turned out to be disappointing.
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I barely played games this year. I am hoping Divekick is a good as I think it is. If so it is GOTY.


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Could there possibly be such a thing as post-EDM? It appears so: The moneymaking genre's erstwhile rookie-of-the-year, Porter Robinson — the one-time Skrillex protégé, a 22-year-old whose 2011 Spitfire EP was prototypical bro-step — has finally released his debut album, and it sounds nothing like anything he or his peers on the EDM circuit (though not outside it) have done before. Swollen and lurching, kaleidoscopic and surreal, it has more in common with the soundtrack to Monument Valley than it does the greasy throb coursing from the speakers at Electric Daisy Carnival.
Is this some great schism? Doubtful. While this is a songwriting departure, it's not so much a sonic one — the bass is still concussive, the saw-tooth synths still assaultive — plus Robinson's still cashing checks from the Vegas mega-clubs. But is this some great record? Quite possibly. It depends on how much you're prepared to hold it against Robinson that in abandoning the standard four-four club kicks and spastic drops of his former cohort, he's rather unapologetically nicked the soaring sonic vistas and lysergic textures of M83, Washed Out, Neon Indian, Tycho, even French chill-meisters Air. "Flicker" has the head-nodding thump and angular melodies of Boards of Canada, and "Sea of Voices" reaches to the heavens a la Sigur Ros, building and building and building and building. If you're the kind of listener who cries foul every time an artist swaps source material, Worlds might not be for you.
But if you can cut the guy a little creative slack, then Worlds is pretty freakin' awesome. It's huge and ambitious and cohesive and comes with its own light show (i.e. Robinson's impending tour in support of it). The world that Worlds conjures is fantastical and defiantly cheery, as in the choir of voices in the surging "Hear the Bells": "Can't you hear the bells sing in Cologne? / You won't hear it in the radio." It's the zealous static of "Divinity" and the exuberant pop of "Lionhearted." By the time the album arrives at the aforementioned "Sea of Voices," Robinson's really earned that huge build. By the time he gets to the next song, "Fellow Feeling," which features majestic violins that eventually get into a dogfight with crisscrossing bass blasts, it's pretty hard to deny this kid has done something amazing, no matter what you call it.


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As always, it is important to check the bags/packaging and make sure ingredients have not changed since I did my research. You can go online to the specific manufacturers to look up their gluten free lists or call the 800 number on the candy package and speak to a company representative to find out about the products. **Please note that some small Halloween size versions contain gluten when their large "normal" size versions do not. READ ALL LABELS before purchasing.
Also, please note that some candy is has the same name in different countries. This list was based on US candy manufacturers. Some savvy readers have noted that Smarties are different in the US and Canada. In the US, smarties are GF and in Canada (the chocolate Smarties) are not GF. I have noted this below.
This list is already long and not totally comprehensive. I am sure there are plenty more sugary treats that could be added to the list. If you know of additional items or you see a mistake, please let me know in the comment section below so I can update the list as needed. Also, please add the smaller independent companies that you know about so we can send them some business too!
If you are a blogger, please feel free to share a link to this list and just give appropriate credit (from Jen Cafferty at www.gfreelife.com).
Happy Candy Eating! You might want to make an appointment at the dentist now when you see how much candy is available to you.
The last note: Some of this candy is made in a dedicated gluten free facility and some is not. Please read the packaging to determine which candy is the most appropriate for your family. Example: Brach's Candy Corns – these are not made with gluten-containing ingredients, however, they are made in a facility that processes wheat. You will need to decide what level of precautions your family takes when it comes to gluten. Some of you will eat candy as long as it isn't made with wheat, barley or rye. Others need a dedicated facility.


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We have a couple moon snails here, and two that are this large, so I can't be sure. Next time I'll check the book in the field!
WoRMS says Natica didyma is from Mozambique, and this snail was in Madison, Connecticut, USA, so I'm thinking it's not that. The limited field guide I had for intertidal inverts in the eastern US listed two moon snails, Polinices duplicatus and Lunatia heros, so I'm guessing it's one of those, but telling them apart apparently requires inspecting the shell aperture, which was kind of, uh, filled with snail in this case.
The size of the dish here was about 10 cm in diameter, so I guess the shell was around 4cm?
This is a bit too globose with shouldered whorls and impressed sutures for Polinices duplicatus now Neverita duplicata and looks like Lunatia heros now Euspira heros.
Will check out my Long Island Sound guide when I get to it, John. Do you think this observation from down the beach is the same?
That other one is Neverita duplicata. The sutures are shallower and the shell more depressed with a larger and pigmented partial plug in the umbilicus.
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"Lisa," a woman in her forties, had ongoing metastasizing flares, though her cancer was in remission on this day at Hope Connections, a community cancer center in the Washington, DC area. Her pain was significant, and was located in her chest, at the cancer site. In a group setting for the monthly workshop that I lead, we used a particular acupressure/talk technique known as EFT, in which she tapped on the various points as directed and verbalized her situation in very general terms. Usually, the pain goes down dramatically. But nothing had changed. We were both disappointed. But when I asked "Does the pain have a face?" she immediately named her daughter. She had a clear image of her daughter ----a picture in her mind's eye, as well as a list of the emotional results of the daughter's current behavior (fear, frustration, anger). We went through the technique again, this time including her daughter's name and each of the different emotions. This time, the pain decreased significantly, down from a level 6 to a 2. We continued to focus, and the pain was eliminated.
Watch a CBS News story on an innovative treatment program for cancer survivors created by a Saybrook Mind-Body Medicine student!
02/24/2015Experts project there will be 18 million cancer survivors in the U.S. by 2022. Cancer patients often report feeling lost and abandoned at the conclusion of active treatment. Even though treatment has ended, the impact of cancer on their lives has not.
Members of the Saybrook community have been pioneers in developing treatments for them – including faculty members and alumna like Dr. Jeanne Achterberg (who pioneered integrative techniques to combat the effects of cancer), Dr. Lyn Freeman (who received National Institute of Health grants to test integrative health techniques for cancer survivors, and make them available to patients), and now PhD student Francinne Lawrence, who has created a new model of holistic treatment for cancer survivors..
Survivorship is a recognized phase of treatment along the cancer control continuum and is a new directive for accreditation by the Commission on Cancer. At THRIVE – a program created and run by Lawrence for the Mary Bird Perkins, Our Lady of the Lake Cancer Center, in Louisiana - individuals are considered cancer survivors from the moment of diagnosis.
The integrative program was recently featured on a local newscast. Watch it here.
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But just telling people to "eat right" or "count calories" doesn't work. We know it, and our doctors have discovered it. Yo-yo diets and food fads are even worse.
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Development of a Nurse-Led Hypnosis Service at a Comprehensive Cancer Center : A Report from the SCEH Meeting in Berkeley
School of Mind-Body Medicine Chair Donald Moss attended the Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis meeting in Berkeley in October, where he taught a competency course in breath training as an adjunct to hypnosis and chaired a symposium on pediatric applications of hypnosis and biofeedback. Dr. Moss is reporting in on relevant scientific programs at SCEH.
Kate Kravits, MA, RN, LPC, at the City of Hope in Duarte, California, provided a report on the development of a nurse-led service providing hypnosis for cancer patients on an inpatient and outpatient basis. This is an excellent example of progress in integrating mind-body services into the mainstream of healthcare. This program was initially inspired by Guy Montgomery's research showing that hypnosis can not only moderate the symptoms and suffering of breast cancer patients, but also save money for the institutions serving these patients. The City of Hope team contacted Dr. Montgomery, who agreed to serve as a consultant for the program. Establishing their service, the team encountered many barriers, notably prejudices against hypnosis as a medical intervention.
Dr. Curt Lindberg to Address "Complexity and Integrative Health Care Systems" -- School of MBM Videoconference with Curt Lindberg, PhD, on Tuesday, October 22, 2013 at 5:30 PM Pacific
On October 22, Dr. Curt Lindberg will make an online video presentation for the School of Mind-Body Medicine: "Complexity and Integrative Health Care Systems."
Join MBM Chair Donald Moss and the Health Care Systems Specialization faculty for an interactive conversation with Curt Lindberg. Dr. Lindberg holds a doctorate in complexity and organizational change, and has a long term record of service in healthcare administration and consulting. Currently director of the Billings Clinic Partnership for Complex Systems and Healthcare Innovation, he is recognized for bringing complexity science concepts to healthcare. Both on an organizational scale and at the individual practitioner's level, he is committed to fostering health care change for by changing healthcare systems.
Traditional Chinese Medicine Meets American Distance Education
05/14/2013The American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in San Francisco is teaming up with Saybrook University's distance learning model for Mind-Body Medicine.
This week Saybrook University's graduate School of Mind-Body Medicine signed an agreement with the San Francisco based American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACTCM) to explore ways they can bring the best of 21st century western integrative health techniques to those studying traditional Chinese medicine – and bring the long-held wisdom of Chinese medicine to mainstream health practitioners.
The partnership will begin with a faculty member from ACTCM developing and teaching a course at Saybrook on "Whole Medical Systems" that includes the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and will grow to include opportunities for students at each institution to take each other's courses. Both institutions anticipate whole new degree offerings coming out of this partnership.
Physician and Saybrook Mind-Body Medicine Student Pete Buecker Creates Wellness Center
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The Great Bend Public Library, 1409 Williams St., will show "Men in Black 2" on Teen Movie Monday, Dec. 10. The movie will be shown at 4 p.m. and is free to all students in grades 7-12.
The Dominican Sisters of Peace will show the 2009 movie, "The Ben Carson Story," at 6:15 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7, in the auditorium of the Motherhouse, 3600 Broadway Ave., Great Bend. Note this is a change from the date previously announced. Refreshments and discussion will follow the movie. A freewill donation is requested.
A Hoisington man died Sunday night or early Monday when the motorcycle he was driving went off NW 30 Ave. in Barton County.
Christmas will be a little merrier for children who might not otherwise have a package to open this year, thanks to a local non-profit agency and a Great Bend business.
HOISINGTON - Marlin Ray Hughes, 51, died Dec. 3, in Barton County as the result of a motorcycle accident. Services are pending with Bryant Funeral Home, 1425 Patton Road, Great Bend, Kansas.
Pearl Corrine Birzer, 93, died Nov. 28 at New Horizons Care Center in Lovell, Wyo. Born April 3, 1919 in Hoisington she was the daughter of Frank and Liva Della (Sharp) Eveleigh. On Aug. 11, 1943 she married Leonard Andrew Birzer in Great Bend. He died on July 29, 1995. A lifetime resident of Barton County, moving to Cody, Wyo. in 2007, she was a bookkeeper for Rice Engineering and retired in 1986 from the Great Bend Job Service Center.
LARNED - The memory of Larned's First Christmas will be celebrated from 4 to 6 p.m. Dec. 6 at the historic Little Red House at 2nd and State Streets.
LARNED - Come enjoy memories of Christmases past. The Santa Fe Trail Center invites the public to a Christmas Open House. This is the perfect time of year to enjoy some holiday cheer and view a stunning display of cameras, vintage cards and photos.
Larned citizens to visit Monday's council meeting
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Football: Arsenal sign Colombia goalkeeper Ospina
Published on Jul 27, 2014 8:13 PM
LONDON (AFP) - English Premier League side Arsenal said on Sunday that they have signed Colombia's World Cup goalkeeper David Ospina from French club Nice.
The 25-year-old was one of the stars of the Finals in Brazil with spectacular performances as his country reached the quarter finals for the first time.
Arsenal said he would sign a "long-term contract" but did not give the fee. French reports this week said Arsenal would pay about four million euros (S$6.7 million). He has been at Nice for six seasons.
"David Ospina is an excellent goalkeeper, with good experience and a proven record of performing with Nice and Colombia," said Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger.
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