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The Smyrna Finance Committee met again last night at town hall to continue work on the 2013 budget.
Following last week's meeting, the town's Manager of Finance Gary Stulir went back to work on the budget including the suggestions made by the committee. Even though the committee left the meeting with a budget Mayor Pat Stombaugh felt was in pretty good shape, Stulir realized some of the numbers weren't adding up correctly. Instead of a balanced budget that didn't include a tax increase, Stulir said the town faced a deficit of roughly $283,000.
Previous recommendation
The proposed budget leaving last week's meeting featured new positions, heavy equipment and several capital projects, most of which already had funding. In order to get $519,000 worth of heavy equipment, the committee suggested taking money from a capital reserve fund. Stombaugh also recommended taking roughly $200,000 from the Rainy Day Fund so the town could move forward with plans to fix the electric issues in the Green Meadows area.
The use of the these two funds and the expected increase in transfer taxes, led the committee to believe they had a balanced budget with no tax increase.
Making changes
With a deficit to address, the Finance Committee went to work Wednesday night trying to find ways to address the hole but to continue with the plan of no tax increase. To deal with the $283,000 deficit, the committee decided to defer two of the three old utility projects originally planned for 2013 and a piece of heavy equipment.
Electric projects on Commerce Street and Greens Branch, totaling roughly $190,000, are deferred to 2014. However, the electric project north of Duck Creek will go forward as planned. Stulir said the committee wants to pay for the $100,000 project with impact fees instead of putting it in the operating budget.
"I suggested the capital budget and using impact fee money, which is for the purpose of growth," Stulir said. "And going north of Duck Creek for electric is definitely growth related."
The committee had also planned on ordering heavy equipment, but decided to defer one of the heavy trucks – a high ranger – for 2014. The town will still order two trucks and a backhoe. Stulir said the high ranger would've cost roughly $200,000, so the town will now spend about $320,000 on heavy equipment.
The changes all together result in deferring $190,000 worth of projects and a $200,000 truck to 2014.
The changes, Stulir said, enables the committee to only take roughly $320,000 from the general fund reserves and $160,000 from the Rainy Day Fund. With the changes, the committee is still looking at a proposed budget with no property tax increase for the residents of Smyrna.
Use of funds from the Rainy Day Fund would need to approved by council, prior to the approval of the 2013 budget.
What's next?
The Finance Committee will present the proposed 2013 budget to Smyrna Town Council in a special council meeting Monday, Oct. 29 at 6:30 p.m.
"The point is to present the budget to council and make them aware of what we're doing and get their input," Stombaugh said.
Stombaugh said the committee will then address any suggestions made by council regarding the budget. While Stombaugh left last week's meeting happy with the then-proposed budget, she wasn't quite as happy after the changes that were made Wednesday night.
"Today in the economy, there's only so much you can do," she said.
But her goal is still to not have a tax increase for the residents, especially considering the possibility of residents facing increases elsewhere.
"If we can balance the budget without an increase, we owe it to the citizens to do that."
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Rain washes away $1M worth of Route 12A in AlsteadBy MEGHAN PIERCE
Union Leader Correspondent
July 01. 2013 8:58PM
ALSTEAD — Water has washed away a stretch of Route 12A for the second time in eight years, presenting state highway officials with a challenge that will keep the road closed for months.
"These are the exact locations that were washed out in the 2005 flooding," Department of Transportation spokesman Bill Boynton said Monday of the Oct. 9, 2005, deluge that claimed four lives in town.
"Definitely we're looking at months, at least two to three months, in order to go through the process of rebuilding what needs to be done down there," Boynton said.
Route 12A is closed between Carpenter Road in Surry and Peabody Lane in Alstead, but the majority of the damage is between Walpole Valley Road and Chartier Lane in Alstead, Boynton said.
The area is challenged by its proximity to Thompson Brook and steep embankments, he said.
DOT engineers plan to take a close look at how to repair the road in a way that would prevent damage like this in the future, whether by shifting the roadway or bringing in a substantial amount of fill, Boynton said.
"What that long-term fix is I don't know. ... Basically we don't want it to happen again," he said.
District engineer Doug Graham said the current estimate to fix the road is about $1 million.
Selectman Matthew Saxton said the 2005 repairs were undone Friday night.
"And the big rocks that were meant to anchor that repair are about 150 feet from where they were placed," Saxton said.
"That was sort of a big expensive job in 2005, and now they have to do it again eight years later," he said. "It's very tight there so I would be interested to see what they come up with there."
One bright spot? Route 123, which was also badly damaged in the 2005 floods, is fine thanks to the way it was rebuilt, Saxton said.
At one point, 12 town roads were closed. The town's emergency management department was out in force Friday night closing roads, putting out orange cones as well as stationing people to warn motorists. Washed-out roads and shoulders were temporarily fixed with gravel over the weekend and will be repaved in the next few weeks, he said.
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BEDFORD - Safety was the top concern of those who turned out for a state Department of Transportation-sponsored meeting on the $6.5 million widening of Route 101 from Wallace Road to the intersection with Route 114.
State transportation officials used the meeting to give some 50 Bedford residents an update on plans to improve and widen the road that divides the northern and southern sections of the town and serves as the only major thoroughfare to western parts of the state.
Construction is expected to begin in 2016 with a completion date of December 2017, according to Alexander Vogt, project manager with the DOT's highway design bureau. Vogt said 90 percent of the funding for the project will come from the federal government with the remaining 10 percent to be picked up by the state.
Preliminary plans call for adding an extra travel lane in both directions, which would make the road a four lane highway between Route 114 and Wallace Road with a landscaped, raised median dividing the east- and west-bound lanes. The plan also calls for providing turning lanes at several strategic locations, sidewalks, crosswalks and traffic lights at key intersections.
The purpose of the raised and landscaped median, said Vogt, is to provide a traffic calming device that would encourage drivers to slow down on that two-mile stretch of road and restrict left turns to intersections with traffic signals. "Just that visual impact can make a difference," said Vogt. "There's lots of little things that can be done and we'll be looking at all that."
But for one resident, there's little the state can do to make that road any safer. "I don't think you can make 101 safe for anyone," said Elaine Tefft. "It's a very dangerous highway, and I personally think that (a sidewalk) is what is known as an attractive nuisance and you're endangering lives."
According to the DOT, as many as 34,000 vehicles per day travel that stretch of Route 101, with significant daily backups caused by the traffic lights at Meetinghouse Road and Nashua Road, which runs perpendicular to Route 101 and is the main entrance route to the high school.
Over the last five years, there have been 322 motor vehicle accidents on the stretch of highway between Wallace Road and Route 114, most of them rear-end collisions, said Michael Duggas, chief of preliminary design for the DOT. The speed limit on the road is 40 mph, but drops to 30 mph near the Constitution Drive intersection, which is near the town's public safety complex.
"It's a very large volume of traffic we're trying to serve with this project," said Duggas, who added that because Route 101, which was built in 1952, runs from Bedford all the way to Keene, it's a road that's used by more than just Bedford residents.
The last time the state studied traffic patterns on the road was in 2002. After 2002, the widening project was taken off the state's 10-year plan, but was placed back on after a significant lobbying effort by local officials.
Resident Linda Gould urged DOT officials to consider the needs of people who walk and ride bicycles along the road. "It should be built so people walking from Wallace Road eastward can walk safely," she said. "It's very important to accommodate bicyclists and pedestrians."
Other residents called on the DOT to consider either an overpass at Bell Hill Road and Nashua Road or perhaps an underpass similar to one under Route 101 in Amherst.
"We can evaluate that," said Vogt. "But I would mention that bridges are very expensive. I'm just saying that funding is tight."
Preliminary designs for the road are expected to be unveiled this summer, followed by two more public information meetings - one in the fall and one in winter of 2014.


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The override: The cap and Manchester's budgetEDITORIAL
June 11. 2014 9:41PM
On Tuesday, Manchester aldermen voted for the first time to override the city's tax and spending cap. The board's 12 Democrats voted to override — with Republican Mayor Ted Gatsas' support. Why? Because cutting the city budget at this point is much easier said than done.
First, some numbers. According to the city Finance Office, the average annual property tax increase since the tax cap took effect in 2011 is 1.96 percent. That includes the 3.99 percent increase approved on Tuesday. The cap has achieved its intended effect. It has pushed the city's property tax increases far below what they would have been without the cap. Not so long ago, city taxpayers were suffering tax increases in the high single, even double digits. The cap has worked exactly as designed.
That design includes the override provision. The cap holds tax increases to no more than the rolling, three-year average of the rate of inflation. The override provision allows adjustments if elected officials believe the budget needs cannot be met under the cap's constraints. Even Mayor Gatsas says the override was needed this year to keep the city functioning at a basic level.
"If we didn't have it, the city would be devastated," Gatsas said of the tax increase approved on Tuesday night. "I don't know how we would plow the roads."
With an economy still sputtering, city payrolls already cut, and compensation concessions already made by most city employee unions, balancing this budget with cuts was not a viable option, according to the mayor. He insisted that the tax hike be no more than four percent, and aldermen complied. Unfortunately, his reluctant acceptance of an override gave aldermen who had no interest in staying within the cap an excuse to avoid pursuing needed reforms this year.
Aldermen Keith Hirschmann and Joe Kelly Levasseur proposed an alternative budget that they said cut 15 vacant but funded positions, trimmed department budgets and keep the city budget within the cap, all while avoiding layoffs. There is some dispute about whether the numbers actually added up, but they knew their budget would go nowhere, regardless.
Laying the groundwork for this year's override was last year's decision by aldermen to spend the city's $2.5 million surplus. Had it been saved, as Gatsas advocated, a smaller tax increase could have been achieved this year.
The good news is that Alderman Joyce Craig, co-author of the new budget, stated on Tuesday that an override was justified only this once, and that aldermen have to take on the Yarger-Decker employee pay formula if they are to stay within the cap next year (which is an election year). She is right, and given that city union contracts expire next summer, aldermen have no time to waste. Voters might forgive one tax cap override. They are unlikely to forgive two consecutive ones.


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Man with gun undisturbed as he ambles in and out of House anteroomBy BILL SMITH
New Hampshire Union Leader
January 31. 2013 4:44PM
CONCORD - Even after the House of Representatives on Jan. 2 adopted a rule prohibiting deadly weapons from areas in and around the State House under House control, that didn't stop a man wearing a holstered sidearm from strolling into the House anteroom Thursday.
The so called "gun ban" bars weapons from "the House Chamber, anterooms, cloakrooms, or House gallery."
The man, who identified himself as Brad Winslow of Salem, participated in the Second Amendment rally on the State House steps at noon Thursday. Later, he decided to head on up to the second-floor Hall of Representatives, where the Ways and Means Committee was hearing a bill to repeal education tax credits.
With his holstered pistol on his hip and carrying a rifle used as a standard for carrying a "Don't Tread on Me" flag, Winslow strolled in, signed a petition intended to gauge public opinion on the tax credit repeal bill, and strolled out.
Asked about whether he should have entered the House anteroom while packing a pistol, Winslow said he thought the no-gun rule in the House applied only within the Hall itself.
Virtually no one noticed, and Winslow ambled off, mixing with an assortment of people who went into and out of the House chamber during the afternoon hearing.
Sergeant at Arms Walter Sword said if the gun had been noticed, the man would have been reminded of the rule and asked to leave the domain of the House of Representatives, which is the procedure specified in the rule.


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Manchester property crime downBy KATHRYN MARCHOCKI
New Hampshire Union Leader
August 16. 2013 9:10PM
MANCHESTER — Burglaries, thefts, arsons and other property crime in the Queen City fell 8.6 percent in 2012 compared to the prior year, though violent crime remained largely unchanged.
Police attributed the drop in property crime in part to effective crime analysis that reveals real-time trends on break-ins, thefts and arsons. This enables investigative, patrol and community policing divisions to share intelligence and coordinate resources to target problems before they develop into trends, Lt. Maureen Tessier said Friday.
City police reported 854 burglaries in 2012, compared to 931 the year prior — a 8.3 percent decline. The 2,879 thefts recorded in 2012 represent a 8.5 percent decrease from the 3,147 in 2011. There were 152 car thefts and 56 arsons in 2012 compared to 161 car thefts and 72 arsons in 2011 — a decrease of 5.6 percent and 22.2 percent respectively.
Violent crime remained essentially unchanged between 2011 and 2012. Manchester had two homicides in both years. There were 74 forcible rapes in 2012, one more than reported the year prior. There were 205 robberies in 2012, a 12.6 percent increase from the 182 in 2011. Aggravated assaults totaled 312 in 2012, a 7.1 percent decrease over the 336 reported in 2011.
Preliminary crime statistics show total crime dropped 7.5 percent from 2011 to 2012.
Manchester police report their preliminary crime data to New Hampshire State Police, which forwards it to the FBI.
Slight variations in the data stem from different systems used to collect and report crime, Tessier said. City police use the National Incident-Based Reporting system, known as NIBRS. State police convert that data using the Uniform Crime Reporting system, then forward it to the FBI, she said.
One example of how crime analysis can be an effective crime-fighting tool was seen when police were confronted with a spike in copper thefts in late 2011 and early 2012, Tessier said. Police increased patrols around abandoned properties, conducted surveillance at scrap yards and were able to identify suspects, resulting in a number of arrests that reduced the copper thefts, she said.
The same technique was used this July when the city experienced a sharp increase in residential and commercial burglaries, Tessier said.
"It has been a tough summer for property crime, a lot of it is founded in substance abuse issues and that is part of the issue," she said.
During a two-week period last month, burglaries jumped to about 30 a week — twice the normal average, she said.
"The crime analyst had helped us to quickly recognize that trend and we adjusted our investigative and enforcement efforts to target problem areas and identify suspects," Tessier said.
The department's Leads-Online system enabled it to identify some of the property sold at pawn shops. A number of burglary-related arrests were made as a result, she said. Some of those arrested were charged with multiple burglaries, leading to a drop in these crimes.


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Apartment complex is hardly run of the millBy MARK HAYWARD
New Hampshire Union Leader
March 14. 2013 8:10PM
MANCHESTER - The Manchester Millyard has experienced a lot in its 1-3/4 centuries of existence. Water power, child labor and worker strikes. A huge flood, an anthrax scare. Spectacular growth, mass layoffs, a techno-geek renaissance.
Get ready for its latest phase: home-cooked breakfasts, late-night TV and weekend Wii parties.
Tenants are expected to begin moving in today to 110 high-end apartments at The Lofts at Mill No. 1, the first time in history that mill building has been used to live and play in.
On Thursday, owner Brady Sullivan Properties hosted a ribbon cutting and showcased the project at 300 Bedford Street, which is just north of the building that houses the SEE Science Center and Millyard Museum.
Valued between $8 million and $9 million by Arthur Sullivan, the redevelopment converted six stories of low-rent offices and storage into chichi apartments that rent from $995 to $1,895.
The units include exposed brick walls and heating ducts, hardwood floors, stainless-steel appliances, granite countertops, track lighting and views - row housing and downtown to the east, the Millyard and Merrimack River to the west.
Amenities include an indoor basketball court, a mini-theater featuring leather recliners and an 80-inch video screen, a workout room, a patio and a billiard/foosball room.
"This is kind of a game changer, we think, for downtown Manchester," Sullivan said. Small retailers such as apparel stores will be more willing to locate downtown now that 110 professionals will be living within a short walk, he said.
Sullivan said 25 percent of the space is already rented, and he's had several hundred inquiries.
Aurore Eaton, executive director of the Manchester Historic Association, said the buildings were the first that were actually owned by the Amoskeag Manufacturing Co., which came to dominate the Millyard and, by extension, the city.
They were built in phases. Construction on the north and south buildings started in the 1840s. The center building, which includes a tower, was built last. Abraham Lincoln likely saw it under construction during his famous 1860 visit to Manchester. He may have even entered the building, she said.
"The Millyard has transformed itself several different times in our history. This is the latest transformation," Eaton said. "This makes it more of a neighborhood, not just a place to go to work and go home at night."
Actually, many tenants will be walking to work. Sullivan said the apartments are drawing tenants who already work in the Millyard and desire to live nearby. For decades, Americans deserted their cities for the suburbs, now they are returning.
"People want to downsize. They want to own less and do more," he said.
Sullivan said his company owns 1,000 rental units and is looking to add another 1,000 to its inventory. Across the Merrimack River, his company's conversion of Mill West into a 300-unit apartment complex is under way, and the first 96 units should be available within six months, he said.
The Lofts will be a half-time home for Andrew Keenan, the chief financial officer for Dyn, a Millyard Internet services company.
"It's gorgeous. I can't believe how nice it is," Keenan said. He and his family live in a 5,000-square-foot house in Massachusetts. The apartment will be his workweek home, as well as a base for family excursions to New Hampshire.
"The last thing I need is another big house," Keenan said.
Dyn is also leasing a second apartment, where employees from offices in the United Kingdom or San Francisco can stay while working a short stint in Manchester, said Gray Chynoweth, chief operating officer at Dyn.
"We're going to call it the Dyn crash pad," he said.
He said the development should help high-tech companies recruit professionals and technology workers to Manchester.
"Today's young professionals want convenience, and they put a premium on that," Chynoweth said. "If you live at a place that's convenient, you don't need a car."
For those who love their wheeled vehicles, there are parking options. The Lofts come with 156 on-site parking spots, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Resident-only parking is available on Bedford Street in front of the building. The Waumbec Mill lot is available on nights and weekends. And tenants can rent a spot at the New Hampshire Plaza garage for $50 a month.
Mayor Ted Gatsas, who cut the ceremonial ribbon, said the city is studying whether to build a parking garage in the Millyard. In the meantime, he hopes the population infusion will create enough demand for a movie theater in the downtown.
"That," he said, "will change the complexion of the entire city."
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God desires that ALL people would accept God's love and salvation through Jesus Christ. God has compelled me to share information with the world relating to the biblical seven year tribulation in order to share Truth in a deceived world.
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning. Through Him all things were made; without Him nothing was made that has been made. In Him was life, and that life was the light of men. The light shines in the darkness, but the darkness has not understood it. (John 1:1-5)
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Your Turn, NH: Letting knives on flights sets airline security back to before 911BY ETHAN GAUVIN
March 17. 2013 5:32PM
As the son of two parents who work in the airline industry (my mom is a flight attendant and my dad is a pilot), I am shocked and appalled by the Transportation Security Administration's decision to permit small knives on commercial airplanes. The TSA recently announced that it would roll back its prohibition on small knives and various sporting equipment to allow TSA agents to focus on finding items that pose a "larger" threat, such as explosives.
Put simply, this decision is an embarrassment to our national security and will destroy a decade's worth of vigilance and hard work. There are so many things wrong with it that I have a difficult time finding where to begin.
We can start by looking at the justifications given by TSA Administrator John Pistole. Pistole claims that aviation security has improved since 9/11 and that the chances of a similar plot against a commercial airliner are slim. Talk about the epitome of naïveté.
Does Pistole really believe that the threat of terrorism has suddenly dissipated into thin air? Have radical jihadis unanimously decided to stop targeting the West out of frustration or a nascent change of heart? Our military campaign against al-Qaida and affiliated terrorist groups has been effective in the short term, but even an optimist would admit that we are a far cry from eliminating terrorism entirely.
If anything, our actions in the Middle East have facilitated more resentment and inspired future extremists. Why would we want to provide al-Qaida with another chance to attack? After two wars and the loss of thousands of American lives, we're handing our enemy an opportunity to strike at the heart of our country.
Knives have been banned on airplanes for more than 11 years now; how did the TSA come to the conclusion that 2013 was the year when we could stop worrying about these weapons and the threat that they pose to flight crews and passengers?
Pistole has described this decision as part of a broader effort to embrace what he calls 'risk-based security.' Risk-based security emphasizes the detection of liquid explosives, non-metallic IEDs and other sorts of improvised explosives, rather than hand-held weapons.
Apparently the TSA has determined that the former represents a greater threat to airline security than the latter. This is why small knives (no longer than 2.3 inches), hockey sticks, lacrosse sticks, pool cues, ski poles and even golf clubs will be allowed on planes starting April 25. A TSA spokesman can be quoted as saying that these items do not "pose a catastrophic threat to the operation of the aircraft."
While I agree that improvised explosives pose a grave threat to an airplane, I cannot comprehend why the TSA would pardon hand-held weapons. Have we learned nothing from 9/11? The 19 hijackers used hand-held weapons, including box cutters, to overtake the flight crews of all four aircraft.
How can the TSA honestly believe that knives do not pose a catastrophic threat to the operation of the aircraft? If the TSA's recent decision is implemented, the deaths of those flight attendants and pilots on 9/11 will have been in vain.
What's more, former TSA chief Kip Hawley has publicly stated, "they ought to let everything on that is sharp and pointy. Battle axes, machetes. bring anything you want that is pointy and sharp because while you may be able to commit an act of violence, you will not be able to take over the plane. It is as simple as that."
This statement encapsulates an egregious lack of judgment and prescience. According to the 9/11 Commission, pre-9/11 security philosophy generally held that, "other than for guns, large knives, explosives and incendiaries, determining what was prohibited and what was allowable was up to the common sense of the carriers and their screening contractors." The TSA's latest decision will take us back to this negligent climate, completely undermining 11 years of thorough security, attentiveness and diligence.
The TSA exists to save lives and to prevent 9/11 from ever happening again. Believe me, I wait in the same lines as everyone else. I have to go through monotonous security checkpoints. I have to endure the occasional pat down. Yes, it's annoying, but I don't complain because I understand what's at stake. All it takes is a single weapon to slip through security before a terrorist can take the lives of hundreds of innocent people. I was 12 years old on 9/11, and I will always remember how frightened I felt. I pray that I never have to experience it again.
Ethan Gauvin of Stratham is a University of New Hampshire student studying at the University of Oxford in England this semester.


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When U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar returns to Colorado in March, he will leave behind a legacy much deeper than the initials he may carve on his desk in Washington, D.C. It is a legacy steeped in an ethic endemic to Coloradans: that of stewardship.
Salazar is a fifth-generation Coloradan raised in the San Luis Valley in a ranching family. He was later a partner in the family business - one whose success is inextricably tied to proper care of the land on which it is conducted. Furthermore, any business situated in the San Luis Valley affords its proprietors a breathtaking reminder of the treasured natural landscapes that grace the United States. That reminder instills a commitment to caring for those lands in all their many uses.
It is, of course, no easy task to do so - particularly when there is a large and growing demand for the resources contained below the vast public lands and waters managed by the Department of the Interior. Bringing with him a commitment to striking the best balance possible when addressing the friction between preservation and extraction, Salazar led the department effectively, pragmatically and to positive result. That is all the more impressive given the polarized climate in Washington, D.C., during his tenure - a tension that did not leave the Interior Department untouched.
He frequently received criticism from oil and gas industry proponents for obstructing access to the nation's petroleum reserves - criticism that was unwarranted given the increase in drilling permits seen under Salazar's leadership. Simultaneously, Salazar took knocks from the conservation community for not doing enough to safeguard public lands and waters from the push to drill. The most visible of these contention points was the Deepwater Horizon drill rig explosion in April 2010 in the Gulf of Mexico. That catastrophe revealed some systemic problems in the Interior Department's permitting and safety inspection procedures - things that demanded a remedy. Salazar was criticized for issuing an offshore drilling permit moratorium during the immediate aftermath of the disaster, while also taking hits for lifting that moratorium months later. It was a situation that would leave no one wholly satisfied, but Salazar handled it with expediency and acumen.
He also brought a uniquely Colorado land protection and appreciation model to the national level. Perhaps one of his greatest pre-Interior legacies was his crafting of Great Outdoors Colorado, the program that provides lottery funding to land protection and outdoor access across Colorado. Borrowing heavily from GoCo was America's Great Outdoors, a sweeping initiative designed to connect more Americans to our wealth of public land resources - and ensure that those critical lands receive the care and protection they deserve. The effort sought local input on treasured lands and recreation opportunities and resulted in a grassroots-generated series of recommendations for securing those opportunities into the future.
Salazar can be proud of these and his many other achievements at the helm of the Interior Department. Coloradans can be proud too. His return to the state is a significant asset and we look forward to his next role.


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I've lived here for the last 19 years and what removes a smile from my face is a parking ticket. I know the city needs more money. But is the city going to get it from the parking meters? What if we started donations to Save the Tickets, i.e. a bucket at the Transit Center? Each morning, before the shift, the meter attendants could take a few bucks in quarters from their pockets and feed the meters and only the folks who are clear violators get a ticket. Durango gets its money to feed the beast, and the people of Durango get a break from the parking fetishism of the ticket hounds. – Robert Ludwig
It's a charming thought. Imagine a city where the parking-enforcement officer feeds your expired meter.
Then, imagine a place that could be free from the scourge of plastic bags. And then imagine a town where weedy parks are OK because they're "organic."
To quote the great philosopher/musician Meatloaf, two out of three ain't bad.
Durango is a cowtown that kowtows to anyone who raises a fuss. The City Council caved on demands for chemical-free turf. The jury's out on plastic bags.
But no councilor is going to champion a kinder, gentler approach to orange envelopes under your windshield wiper.
In fact, the city is opposed to parking leniency. In the city's 2012 budget, under the Parking Division's highlights and goals, one of the bullet points is: "optimize meter enforcement zone."
To be fair, another bullet point is "continue to improve customer service." So don't expect a break. But you can expect a smile – when you pay that fine.
And pay you will. The city collects 98 percent of citation revenue.
Because budgets are arithmetic, let's do the math on your Save the Ticket gambit.
Again, turning to the city's 2012 budget, the parking division will generate $599,000 in "charges for services," which includes parking passes, coins from meters and boot removal.
An additional $450,000 is budgeted in parking fines and another $110,000 classified as "miscellaneous" revenue for a grand total of nearly $1.16 million
So we're talking about big money here, and money makes people nutty, especially the City Council.
Given the recent franchise fee fracas, do we really want to provoke the city councilors to get even zanier than they already are?
You have suggested that only "clear violators" should get parking tickets. What is any less clear than a meter that flashes "Expired?"
Expired parking is like being pregnant – it's either "yes" or "no."
To have a built-in amnesty system with those who enforce that law would result in charges of ticket-fixing and cronyism. Do we really aspire to be the Chicago of the Rockies?
Anyway, let's look at this from a practical standpoint. In order to make up just the $450,000 in parking fines, it would require parking enforcement personnel to plug 1,800,000 quarters annually.
Given that there are four Durango parking enforcement officers and assume that everyone puts in a full eight-hour shift daily every weekday with no vacations, some 7,058 quarters would have to be plugged sunrise to sundown.
That's 1,764 quarters per officer per day. They would have to plug Durango's 980 parking meters at a rate of more than 220 quarters per hour.
So obviously, the city isn't going to give tickets the boot.
Instead, it's going to give tickets and boots. The city projects booting 395 vehicles this year, up from the 302 in 2010.
Maybe we can hit that lofty booting goal by booting the cars of people who smoke cigarettes outside, which apparently is illegal under a new city ordinance.
However, smoking marijuana apparently is now legal for both medicinal "wellness" and, based on Tuesday's statewide vote, for general recreation.
Just make sure you don't carry your pot in a single-use plastic bag and stay off the organic grass. Which grass? The one filled with dandelions and bindweed in select parks.
Email questions to firstname.lastname@example.com or mail them to Action Line, The Durango Herald, 1275 Main Ave., Durango, CO 81301. You can request anonymity if you thank a veteran today for defending the right to ridicule the government in newspaper columns.


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Mitt Romney Republican Governor of Massachusetts in 2006 sponsored and signed into law the first universal health insurance plan in the United States, known as Romneycare.
Mitt Romney Republican Governor of Massachusetts in 2006 sponsored and signed into law the first universal health insurance plan in the United States, known as Romneycare. Romney's goal was to provide all citizens of Massachusetts affordable health insurance.
After Romneycare had been in effect five years 98.1% of all adults and 99.8% of all children in Massachusetts had health insurance, compared to 83% nationally and 74% in Texas. 76% of all businesses offered their employees health insurance compared to 70% five years earlier and 60% nationally, The cost of health care premiums for individuals went down dramatically, for some as much as 40% and on average 18% to 20%. 67% to 84% of Massachusetts residents are happy with Romneycare and would not go back to the old system if given a chance.
Jonathan Gruber a professor of economics at MIT who worked with both Romney and Obama on their respective health plans said "Overall the Massachusetts reform has gone very well and it's done everything it was designed to do."
Romneycare provides access to healthcare and ultimately healthier, longer lives for 500,000 people in Massachusetts who previously had no health insurance WITHOUT RAISING TAXES.
Barack Obama a Democrat President sponsored and signed into law on March 23, 2010 the first federal health insurance plan in America's history, known as Obamacare. Obama's goal was to provide all Americans the same affordable health care Romney had provided the citizens of Massachusetts and modeled Obamacare after Romneycare.
The Congressional Budget Office, a non partisan group, estimated Obamacare would save Americans $84 billion in health care cost in the next 10 years.
On June 28, 2012 the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Obamacare was the law of the land.
Why would the health care industry spend $102.4 million trying to defeat Obamacare? Could it be because Romneycare reduced insurance premiums as much as 40% and Obamacare would save Americans millions of dollars in health insurance premiums, millions of dollars now going in the bank accounts of health insurance companies?
Why didn't a single Republican Congressman vote for or support Obamacare?
Could it be because Republican Congressmen receive millions of dollars in contributions from the health care industry who oppose Obamacare? Check the contributor list to your Congressman.
Why are Republicans trying to repeal Obamacare which the Congressional Budget Office says would save Americans $84 billion in health care cost, $84 billion now going in the bank accounts of health insurance companies?
Why did Republican Governor Mitt Romney in 2006 flip on Romneycare which provided affordable health insurance for 98.1% of all adults, 99.8% of all children, reduce the cost of health insurance premiums as much as 40%, increase the number of businesses who provided their employees health insurance WITHOUT RAISING TAXES for 500,000 citizens of Massachusetts and why did Republican Presidential Candidate/Nominee Mitt Romney in 2011 flop on Obamacare which would have provided the same benefits to 50 million Americans?
Why has the Republican controlled House spent 15% of its time and 55 million taxpayer dollars conducting debates and voting 37 times to repeal Obamacare (more than one vote a month) , knowing 37 times the matter would never be brought up for a vote in the Senate.
Rush Limbaugh said "I hope Obama fails" and Mitch McConnell added "My number 1 priority is to make Obama a one term president."
It is a sad day in America when Republicans are willing to flip for Romneycare and provide 500,000 citizens in Massuchusetts health insurance but flop on Obamacare, modeled after Romneycare, which would provide 50 million Americans affordable health insurance.
A Republican political flip flop just to make President Obama "fail", a Republican political flip flop to deny 50 million Americans access to affordable healthcare and ultimately healthier and longer lives.
(Paul Rawlings of Heber Springs contributes monthly to the editorial pages of The Sun-Times)


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February 14. 2013 11:21PM
Maggie's money: A wishful state budget
It is inadvisable to base a budget, whether a household's or a state's, on income that is unlikely to materialize. Alas, Gov. Maggie Hassan has done that. Again.
When Hassan presented her two-year state budget on Thursday, she called it "fiscally responsible" and said she based it on "conservative projections" of revenue. That simply is not so.
For starters, the governor included $80 million in casino licensing revenue in the two-year budget, $40 million for each year. New Hampshire, of course, has no casino. Hassan is betting $80 million of her budget on legislators passing a casino gambling bill by July - and at least one casino paying $80 million in licensing fees to the state. So many things could go wrong during that process. Although the Senate probably would pass expanded gambling, whether the House would is an open question. Including that revenue in the state budget is hardly using "conservative" revenue estimates.
Hassan assumes a $29 million increase in tobacco tax revenue in the next fiscal year alone, from a 30-cent increase in the tobacco tax (restoration of the 10-cents cut last year, plus another 20 cents). She campaigned on restoring the 10 cents, but that would not bring enough revenue so she's tripling the tax hike.
She also assumes that business taxes will bring in $16 million more next year than in the current fiscal year. She makes this assumption after the U.S. economy shrank in the last quarter, and as President Obama proposes more tax hikes at the federal level and an increase in the minimum wage.
These three questionable revenue projections alone account for $85 million in just the first year of her budget. Granite Staters should have expected such magical budgeting. As a state senator, Hassan led the effort to count on revenue from a new tax on limited liability companies, an illegal raid on a private insurance fund, and dozens of tax and fee increases.
We had hoped she would have learned her lesson. Alas, Gov. Hassan is little better than Sen. Hassan. She would rather spend money we don't have by inventing new ways of gathering it than do the truly fiscally responsible thing and make state government live within its means.


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The Smyrna High School basketball teams will go "PINK" during their games on Monday, Feb. 11.
The event will help raise funds to be donated to the American Cancer Society along with Donations to Sharon Carrow and the Lori Robinson Scholarship.
Carrow is a current Smyrna High School staff member battling cancer. Robinson is a former Smyrna High School librarian who lost her battle with cancer.
The Smyrna girls JV team will kick off the "PINK" event at 4 p.m. with their game in the new gym against Delmar.
Next will be the JV boys basketball team vs. St. Andrews at 5:30 p.m. in the old gym.
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Frances Louise Reese, 90, of Medford, Ore., passed away Sunday, February 3, 2013.
Born June 20, 1922 in Hamlin, Texas, she was the daughter of the late Frank Miller and Stella Rosenbaum.
Frances was an active member of Beta Sigma Phi and the Pear Blossom Doll Club.
She is survived by her sons Gerald (Julia) Reese, Golden, Colo. and Douglas of Springfield, Ore.; four grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, William.
A public memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m., Thursday, February 7, 2013 at the Perl Funeral Home Chapel, 2100 Siskiyou Blvd., Medford, Ore.


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City costs just keep rising for softwareBy TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
January 18. 2013 12:28AM
MANCHESTER - Late last year, the aldermen were so frustrated with delays with the new city-wide software system that they voted to spend $15,000 for a consultant to come up with a plan to finally bring the project to fruition.
After the consultant presented the plan Tuesday, the one thing that appears clear is that the city is going to have spend more money.
The contract, signed three years ago with Innoprise Software, was originally for $1.5 million, according to city officials.
But Doug Rowe, a senior consultant with BerryDunn, the firm hired by the city to review the project, said the cost at this point is "much more" than $1.5 million. "The current implementation process is likely more onerous than current city staff have the capabilities for," he told the Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
Rowe said only one component has been completed in Innoprise's multi-faceted system, which is supposed to handle everything from payroll to a resident-complaint program.
Rowe did not tell the aldermen whether they should continue with the contract with Innoprise. Rather, he presented a 13-page PowerPoint report that, in essence, told them that they needed to adopt a project management plan. This is what the firm produced for the city, Rowe said, and he alluded several times to the hefty binder at his side and on file at the City Clerk's Office.
"We strongly believe, to be successful, regardless of whether you stay with Innoprise or go with another Enterprise Resource Planning company, you use a dedicated project management approach," he said. BerryDunn provides such services, but Rowe said he was not making a bid for the job.
If the city were to continue with Innoprise, Rowe explained, the company would be willing to work under the management plan, but Innoprise would seek more money to bring on another employee - at a rate of $165 an hour.
Hiring an outside project manager alone would cost around $500,000 for the duration for the project, according to an estimate from Mayor Ted Gatsas.
Several aldermen expressed dissatisfaction with BerryDunn's report.
"You're the expert here. We hired you and we need you to help us move forward," Alderman Joyce Craig said.
Gatsas called the project "very difficult" to comprehend. "It's like infrastructure, but you can't touch it. I don't believe we have the expertise ourselves to carry it forward," he said.
The aldermen on Tuesday voted to have the steering committee that has overseen the project meet separately with officials from Innoprise, as well as Sunguard HTE, the company that built the computer system now in use, to discuss their willingness and the costs to implement the consultant's plan. The motion authorized another $2,500 to be spent on BerryDunn for its participation in the meetings.
Two aldermen voted against the motion: Joe Kelly Levasseur and Patrick Arnold, who has long been critical of the deal.
"I don't know how the board can make decisions about this," Patrick said, referring to the lack of cost estimates in Rowe's presentation. "Do we continue to invest in this or do we pull the plug?"
The city has been paying Innoprise about $220,000 a year, both to service its existing computer system and to implement the new one, according to City Information Systems Director Jennie Angell.
When the aldermen first approved the Innoprise contract, it was touted as a way to overhaul and streamline the computer system used throughout city departments.
"We are very hopeful that it will help streamline and ultimately reduce costs and improve constituent services," Angell told the alderman in 2011.
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Evil_Shenanigans wrote:Just surprised that Bevell is the one the Seahawks fought to keep here. See ya Gus!
I think there are a couple possibilities why. The most likely one being that Pete might not have felt Bradley had much left to learn in his system and he was ready to strike out on his own, as it were.
Or they just really wanted to bring in Quinn.
I'm really glad to see this. I think, given that we're going to have at least one drafted receiver this year, Bevell's going to be a good choice for integrating the rook into our system. I can only hope it's someone like DeAndre Hopkins.


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Over the course of its history, NOTUS has delivered premiere or second performances of more than 150 new works in the choral repertoire. This astonishing achievement includes recent commissions and premieres by Claude Baker, John Gibson, P.Q. Phan, Sven-David Sandström, Aaron Travers, and Zachary Wadsworth. In addition to these ground-breaking new works, NOTUS regularly programs a rich and eclectic array of leading contemporary composers, such as Chen Yi, Eriks Esenvalds, Sofia Gubaidulina, Sydney Guillaume, Ted Hearne, James MacMillan, Nico Muhly, Tawnie Olson, and Christopher Theofanidis.
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What the fuck is wrong with us?
How much longer are we going to be in denial that there's a thing called " rape culture " and we ought to do something about it?
No, not the straw man that all men are constantly plotting rape, but that we live in an entitlement culture where guys think they need to be having sex with girls in order to be happy and fulfilled. That in a culture that constantly celebrates the narrative of guys trying hard, overcoming challenges, concocting clever ruses and automatically getting a woman thrown at them as a prize as a result, there will always be some guy who crosses the line into committing a violent crime to get what he "deserves," or get vengeance for being denied it.
To paraphrase the great John Oliver , listen up, fellow self-pitying nerd boys—we are not the victims here. We are not the underdogs. We are not the ones who have our ownership over our bodies and our emotions stepped on constantly by other people's entitlement. We're not the ones where one out of six of us will have someone violently attempt to take control of our bodies in our lifetimes.
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Man killed in motorcycle crashBy TIM BUCKLAND
New Hampshire Union Leader
October 19. 2013 11:09PM
MANCHESTER - A local man was killed Saturday when his motorcycle crashed into the side of a sport-utility vehicle at a high rate of speed, according to Manchester police.
Alexander Krause, 31, was driving north on Lincoln Street shortly before 12:30 p.m. Saturday when he entered an intersection and crashed into an SUV driven by Jose Rosario-Mariano, 41, of Manchester, who was heading east on Manchester Street, said Sgt. Andrew Vincent.
Troy Boudreau of Manchester said he and his 10- and 12-year-old daughters were walking on Lincoln Street and saw the crash.
"For whatever reason, he just decided to gun it, full-throttle gun it," Boudreau said of the motorcyclist.
Krause apparently lost control of the motorcycle when he tried to hit the brakes, Vincent said.
Krause died at the scene and likely was not wearing a helmet at the time, Vincent said.
"I didn't see a helmet anywhere," he said.
Vincent said speed appears to be the "major contributing factor" in the crash.
"My (daughters) had to see it all unfold right before their eyes," he said. "It was pretty gruesome."
Boudreau called 911 and stayed on the phone with dispatchers until emergency responders arrived. He said a bystander and paramedics each tried to perform CPR on the man.


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License plate cameras tracking millions of vehicles across nation remain illegal in NHStaff and Wire Report
July 17. 2013 9:17PM
The spread of cheap, powerful cameras capable of reading license plates has allowed police to build databases on the movements of millions of Americans over months or even years, according to an American Civil Liberties Union report released Wednesday.
New Hampshire received high marks in the report for the state's handling of such devices — they are prohibited in the Granite State — but that could change later this year if a compromise can be reached on a bill that was sent to committee for further review earlier this year.
"I'm reasonably confident that we can come to some sort of agreement on it," said Rep. Steve Shurtleff, D-Concord, who sponsored HB675 to allow plate readers to be used by state and local police departments. "Once we sit down with it again, I think all the concerns will be addressed."
The license-plate readers, which police typically mount along major roadways or on the backs of cruisers, can identify vehicles almost instantly and compare them against "hot lists" of cars that have been stolen or involved in crimes.
But the systems collect records on every license plate they encounter — whether or not they are on hot lists — meaning time and location data are gathered in databases that can be searched by police. Some departments purge information after a few weeks, some after a few months and some never, said the report, "You are Being Tracked: How License Plate Readers Are Being Used to Record Americans' Movements," which warns that such data could be abused by authorities, and chill freedom of speech and association.
"The New Hampshire Legislature needs to be extremely cautious when considering whether to subject the residents of this state to the use of the devices referenced in our report," said New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union Executive Director Devon Chaffee. "I testified on the original HB675, and as an organization we had some serious concerns about it, centered around the length of time that data collected by the scanners would be stored. If a license came back as a 'hit' in the system, that was considered enough to stop a car on reasonable suspicion, and that absolutely should not be the case."
Shurtleff said the top concern he heard during discussions on HB675 was the length of time data would be stored. He said he believes a compromise can be reached.
"I think storing the data for 48 hours is a reasonable amount of time," said Shurtleff. "I think some would like it dumped after 20 seconds, but I don't think that's useful."
Shurtleff expects the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee to take up HB675 for further review in either August or September, with a recommendation to approve or reject expected by November.
In an analysis of data collected in Maryland, the report found that license-plate readers recorded the locations of vehicle plates 85 million times in 2012. Based on a partial-year analysis of that data, the ACLU found that about one in 500 plates registered hits. In the overwhelming majority of cases, it said, the alleged offenses were minor, involving lapsed registrations or failures to comply with the state's emission-control program.
For each million plates read in Maryland, 47 were associated with serious crimes, such as a stolen vehicle or a wanted person, the report said.
Statistics collected by the ACLU in several other jurisdictions around the country also found hit rates far below 1 percent of license plates read.
Private companies also are using license-plate-reading technology to build databases, typically to help in repossessing cars.
New Hampshire Union Leader Staff Writer Paul Feely and Washington Post Staff Writer Craig Timberg contributed to this report.


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An Oak Ridge man has been arrested in Kingston on child rape charges. He is currently being held in the Roane County jail.
An Oak Ridge man has been arrested in Kingston on child rape charges. He is currently being held in the Roane County jail.
On Wednesday, Kingston Police Department Investigator Sam Bolden arrested 22-year-old Christopher Blaine Luffman, 829 W. Vanderbilt Drive, on a warrant for the rape of a child.
Records said Luffman is accused of having oral sex with a 9-year-old relative at her home in Kingston in January.
Luffman reportedly lived in the home with the child at the time of the alleged rape. He reportedly made a written confession to the investigator, stating he would "often sneak into" the child's room at night and "undress her as she slept," then "undress himself" and "lay in bed with her and molest her."
Kingston police were contacted in January by the victim's grandmother, after the girl told her grandmother what Luffman had done, reports said.
The girl's mother reported the rape to the Department of Children's Services.
Reports said the victim told her mother Luffman would come to her bedroom and ask her if she was asleep. She said she was afraid to answer Luffman, who would then come into her room, undress and get into bed with her, reports said.
The victim reportedly told her mother the man would take off her panties, perform oral sex on her, and make her touch him.
Luffman is being held under a $40,000 bond. He has a court hearing set for April 8. He reportedly worked at Food City in Oliver Springs.
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Legislator's latest remarks on bombings spark outrage
AUBURN - State Rep. Stella Tremblay, R-Auburn, has enraged both Democrats and Republicans - and just about everyone else for that matter - again after questioning Boston bombing victim and hero Jeff Bauman's injuries in a nationally syndicated radio show earlier this week.
During her interview, which was with California-based radio host Pete Santilli (click for link to the radio show), Tremblay questioned Bauman's reaction to losing both his legs in a widely circulated photo of his injuries following the blast.
"He was not in pain; he was not in shock. If I had had those type of injuries, I'd be screaming in agony," Tremblay said during her interview.
Tremblay's comments on Bauman, just as her previous comments on the Boston Marathon bombing, drew a harsh rebuke from both sides of the political aisle.
State GOP Chair Jennifer Horn called Tremblay's comments vile, and said that they crossed a line.
"There is no place for a person who would make such insensitive and abhorrent statements in the Republican Party or in New Hampshire State government. She is unfit to serve in public office, and as a result she has been banned from receiving any support from the New Hampshire Republican State Committee," Horn said.
However, Harrell Kirstein, spokesman for the New Hampshire Democratic Party, said Horn's condemnation of Tremblay didn't go far enough.
"I do think that she should be asked to resign, it's past time. Her comments are chilling and vile and New Hampshire Republicans should ask for her to step down," Kirstein said.
Former state GOP Chair Steve Dupree posted on his Facebook page shortly after Tremblay's remarks on Bauman that she is a, "nutcase," and should resign immediately.
"She is a disgrace to not only the Republican Party of New Hampshire but to all decent people," Dupree said.
Fergus Cullen, also a former state GOP chair, responded to Dupree's Facebook post by saying, "Thanks for speaking publicly Steve. The crazies have been killing our brand and, until recently, too many GOP leaders in positions of responsibility were turning a deaf ear to it. This is a necessary first step toward re-earning trust from voters."
Bauman, who lives in Chelmsford, Mass., and works for the Costco in Nashua, has been hailed as a hero for insisting to talk to federal agents after the blast despite the severity of his injuries so that he could help them identify the suspects.
Tremblay initially made national headlines shortly after the bombings last month when she posted her opinions on the attack to commentator Glenn Beck's Facebook homepage.
"(The) Boston Marathon was a Black Ops 'terrorist' attack. One suspect killed, the other one will be too before they even have a chance to speak. Drones and now 'terrorist' attacks by our own Government. Sad day, but a 'wake up' to all of us. First there was a 'suspect' then there wasn't," When previously reached by the Union Leader, Tremblay said she has a First Amendment right to free speech just like anyone else and quoted Thomas Jefferson, saying, "Question with boldness even the existence of a God; because, if there be one, he must more approve of the homage of reason, than that of blind-folded fear."