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Scotland County's youngest professionals are drawing together to give their peers a leg up in the community.
The Laurinburg-Scotland County Area Chamber of Commerce held the inaugural meeting of its Young Professionals' Network-Scotland on Tuesday evening at Wooly McDuff's Neighborhood Grille. The aim of the group is to create a social and professional network for those aged 21-40 living or working in Scotland County.
"What we're really trying to do is get people our age more involved in the community, and give them something to do and a way to meet people," said Currie McCook, head of the YPN steering committee and daughter of County Commissioner Guy McCook. "I'm from Laurinburg and I moved back home after college and I spent a year not hanging out with anybody. I was amazed at all the people that are here once I started working on this."
Currie McCook is a graduate of N.C. State University and an employee of Butler Manufacturing. Scotland High School band director Britton Goodwin, attorney Joe Fulton, Scotland County Schools public information officer Andy Cagle, and Scotland High School GEAR UP Family and Community Facilitator Holly Goodwin are also on the committee. Committee member Mary Margaret Thames, a graduate of UNC-Pembroke, is employed by her family's commercial construction company.
Thames said that the group will give young professionals an outlet to share the trials and triumphs of starting a career in a small town while also developing the ties to the community that will give them an incentive to remain here.
"It's difficult getting your foot in the door and getting your elders to take you seriously and treat you as a professional," said Thames. "Ever since I've started volunteering with the Chamber with Laurinburg After Five and the oyster roast, it's helped me to become more involved and build better relationships with older professionals."
Some 50 people attended the first meeting, with attendees employed in the education, agricultural, clerical, medicine, sales, and customer service fields. Many attendees were area natives, though some have been transplanted from outside of North Carolina.
"The only way that a community survives and continues to grow is if there are good young people coming back home," said chamber board member and YPN advisor Harley Norris. "I look around this room and I see a lot of young people who were born and raised in this area. For one reason or another you've come home; either you liked it here and you never wanted to leave, this was the only place you could find a job, or your mom had an extra house and you're living in it - whatever the situation is, you came home. And while you're home, we want you to feel at home."
YPN-Scotland will meet monthly at different businesses owned by chamber members. Though it is a professional organization, meetings will be more convivial than formal.
"It's a network, it's not show up in your suit and tie," said Fulton.
The group will also hold two outings or holiday gatherings annually, as well as an annual fundraiser. By providing a forum for social engagement between young professionals, YPN's organizers hope the group will foster productive business relationships.
"So many times people say there's no opportunity and there's nothing to do in Laurinburg. Your Chamber recognizes that you all have started down your career paths, and we want to be supportive of that," said chamber Chairman David McLamb. "I encourage you to reach out to the people in this community. You never know when someone is going to need your services and having that face and having that relationship makes the difference in your success."
The annual Young Professional Network Scotland membership fee is $75 for employees of chamber members and $125 for employees of non-members. YPN is also seeking a few additional steering committee members. Those interested in joining can submit an application at the Chamber of Commerce on Atkinson Street. For information, call the chamber at 276-7420.

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Does Austin need more police?
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AUSTIN -- A bigger city means more commerce, traffic and crime. Does Austin need a bigger police force? "It's a complicated calculus. How do you really determine how much police force you need?" asked demographer Ryan Robinson. He tracks Austin's growth rate. "We got a new piece of information from the Census Bureau last week that tells us something scary. Our growth rate has actually accelerated. We became the 13th most populous city in the country, surpassing San Francisco. In the next four to five years
City recommends who should get Google Fiber first
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AUSTIN - The City of Austin's Emerging Technology and Telecommunications Committee had its first public discussion Wednesday regarding Google Fiber and which city buildings should get the super fast internet connection first. "There is nothing set in stone about who decides. It's a city decision," said Austin City Council member Laura Morrison, who headed Wednesday night's discussion at City Hall. Austin city staffers released recommendations on which buildings they think should be priorities for Google Fib
Ramps may be required in all new Austin homes
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AUSTIN -- Soon, nearly every new home in Austin could come with ramps, first-floor bathrooms and special handles on the doors. It's part of a proposal before Austin City Council called "visitibility," to make houses more accessible for people with disabilities. "I see this as an opportunity for even young folks who have to take care of their parents, if they ever have to do that and bring them to their home, at least they've got a place that they can visit," said city planner Leon Barba. Currently, Austin o
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FORT HOOD, Texas -- The scenario: Someone has planted explosive devices across Central Texas and another one is going off in Fort Hood. It is the Force Protection Exercise, a two-day, full scale disaster scenario for first responders. The participants make the disaster scene as real as possible. From their screams to their wounds. "I really did cry. I mean I was trying to make it as real as can be," said Uilani Dodd who works on Fort Hood. "A couple of them actually turned my stomach," said Valerie Ric
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AUSTIN -- An Austin man was charged with intoxication manslaughter for a fatal collision in 2012. Salvador Del Rio, Jr. died last August on FM 973 when an on-coming car swerved into his lane and the two collided. According to an arrest warrant signed Wednesday, the other driver 20-year-old Hector Eduardo Salazar had a blood alcohol level between 0.108 and 0.168. Salazar's bond was set at $50,000. He is not yet in custody.
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AUSTIN -- A group of troubled teens will showcase their artwork during an auction in downtown Austin Wednesday. The teenagers, ages 14 to 17, are currently detained at the Gardner-Betts Juvenile Justice facility and are a part of a special art program that encourages them to constructively express emotional conflict, anger and self-awareness through art. Fifty-one original art pieces will be displayed at the San Jacinto Center lobby during the auction that's expected to make about $40,000. The money will


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Published: Monday, November 19, 2012 7:54 PM CST
Varsity Schedule
Friday's Games
Area Playoffs
Plano West vs. South Garland, 7:30 p.m. at Allen
Saturday's Games
TAPPS Regional Playoffs
Prestonwood Christian Academy vs. Austin St. Michael's, 1 p.m. at Waco ISD Stadium
Lady Wolves win Allen tourney
Five games in three days yielded Plano West girls basketball a tournament title over the weekend at the Lady Eagle Hoopfest.
The Lady Wolves went 5-0.
West advanced to bracket play by defeating Lovejoy (64-33) and Richland (53-38) in pool play.
West then overcame a 9-point deficit against John Paul II by outscoring the Lady Cardinals, 22-7, in the fourth quarter of a 55-49 victory and then plowed past Bishop Lynch in the semis, 66-46.
That set up a final versus host team Allen.
Junior Tyara Warren-Cox scored 22 points in the final and West had established an 18-point lead by halftime of the eventual 74-52 win.
"West is like usual," said Sean Weibling, Allen head coach. "So basically, pretty darn good."
The Lady Wolves (3-0) won the JV division too.
Buescher wins truck title
Plano native James Buescher didn't finish first Friday night at Homestead-Miami Speedway but no doubt enjoyed the biggest victory of the evening.
Despite placing 13th in the season finale race, Buescher was high enough to secure the outright NASCAR Camping World Truck Series championship -- his first in four full-time seasons.
"It wasn't pretty," Buescher said. "It was a little messy, but we did it. ... This is definitely the coolest thing I've ever done in racing."
Buescher's closest competition in the point standings was Timothy Peters, who finished eight on Friday and just six points behind Buescher overall.
Americans atop CHL
Despite a 4-3 setback last Thursday to the Missouri Mavericks, the Allen Americans continue to lead the CHL standings at 10-2-0 (20 points).
That latest win in that ledger came Saturday.
In front of 4,825 fans at the AEC, the Americans defeated the Tulsa Oilers, 3-1.
Allen got goals from Daryl Bootland, Ryley Grantham Nino Musitelli, who lit the lamp for the first time since returning to the Americans. Musitelli stole the puck at the blue-line and fired past Dan Bakala to set the 3-1 final.
"It was good to see Nino get rewarded," Bootland said. "He's worked so hard and been through so much lately we were all excited to see that puck go in the net."
Steve Silverthorn (7-0-0) picked up the win between the pipes by stopping 24-of-25 shots.
Allen traveled to face Arizona Wednesday night (results not available at press time) and will be on the road against the Sundogs Friday and Saturday.
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Quintet of gymnasts sign
Plano was represented in a wide variety of sports this week during National Signing Day and gymnastics was right near the top of the list in terms of numbers.
The city had five gymnasts sign.
Not surprisingly, three came from Plano-based Spring Creek Academy with Jessica Howe (California), Briley Casanova (Michigan) and Sophia Lee (Stanford) advancing to the next level.
Joining Howe at California will be Plano East's Dana Ho.
Also signing this week, though holding her ceremony Friday night, was Plano West's Casey Dreyer (San Jose State).
Mitchell up for Army P.O.Y.
The U.S. Army All-American Bowl has nominated 16 seniors for the 2013 U.S. Army Player of the Year Award and Prestonwood Christian Academy senior linebacker Mike Mitchell is one of those semifinalists.
The six finalists will be announced Nov. 28.
Mitchell is the lone semifinalist from Texas.
"U.S. Army All-American Bowl players possess a mental, emotional and physical strength like no other," said John Myers, director of strategic communications for U.S. Army Marketing and Research Group. "And these 16 finalists have distinguished themselves even further through their on-field leadership."
Winners of the award in the past decade include Adrian Peterson, Jimmy Clausen and Terrelle Pryor.
The U.S. Army Player of the Year will be given the Ken Hall Trophy during the awards dinner on Jan. 4 in San Antonio.
Winter Games of Texas near
For the eighth year in a row, The Winter Games of Texas (the state's largest multi-sport amateur competition) is coming to Collin County.
The event is set for Jan. 18-20, 2013.
Close to 4,000 athletes and 15,000 spectators, coaches, referees and volunteers are expected to participate in this year's event, which features 13 different sports (basketball, Miracle League Bowling, fencing, figure skating, flag football, gymnastics, ice hockey, martial arts, soccer, swimming, volleyball, table tennis and the 2013 Texas State Weightlifting Championship, which is the latest addition to the annual slate of activities).
While most of the events are taking place in Frisco, the gymnastics portion of the competition will be Jan. 19-20 at ASI Gymnastics-Plano West (4051 Rosemeade Pkwy).
Those who medal in basketball, figure skating, gymnastics, soccer, swimming and table tennis advance to the 2013 State Games of America, which are July 31-Aug. 4.
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DFW Coaches clinic
High school coaches have a chance to learn from their own.
On Jan. 23-25, Embassy Suites Outdoor World at DFW Airport will be the site of a DFW Coaches Clinic, featuring a litany of high school coaches as speakers.
Sixteen 50-minute lectures will be given by the coaches on hand, with attendees slated to enjoy a Friday night "Chalk Talk" and dinner with one of the state's top offensive or defensive minds.
There will also be a Texas Hold-Em tournament on Friday, an FCA lecture on Saturday, plus a $1,000 cash prize up for grabs after the last lecture on Sunday.
The clinic's registration fee is $70 if mailed in by Jan. 18 and $80 afterwards. To pre-register, visit the clinic website at
Get Golf Ready coming to Plano
Women looking to learn about or hone their golf game are in luck.
Now under way, and running through Dec. 13, the PGA Tour Superstore in Plano will be offering a women's Get Golf Ready program. An alternative means of learning the ins and outs of the game, Get Golf Ready consists of five lessons taught by a PGA professional, starting at $99.
The PGA Tour Superstore is located at 8700 Preston Road.
Landry Award nominations
For the third straight year, North Texas GMC Dealers will present the area's top high school football player with The Landry Award.
The honor recognizes the Metroplex's top high school player. The recipient will be chosen by a voting panel of former coaches and players, media members and local leaders. The Landry Award program will also recognize the Whataburger All-North Texas Team.
Fans can vote at:
Five finalists will be announced in November with 2012's official winner named Dec. 6 at a ceremony at the Communities Foundation of Texas.
Missimo tabbed all-Big Ten
At Prestonwood Christian Academy, Cole Missimo was no stranger to achievements on the pitch.
That success has translated to Northwestern.
In his first season with the Wildcats, Missimo has been named to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team. The former Lion played in all 19 matches this year, starting six in the midfield, and had the second-most minutes played on the team by a freshman.
Blalock seeking trip to Pro Bowl
Atlanta Falcons offensive lineman Justin Blalock, a Plano East alum, has been an important component to the team's 8-0 start.
Now, he is seeking a spot in the Pro Bowl.
Fans interested in supporting Blalock's cause can go to:
Blalock is listed in the NFC sub-category under offense and guard. The names are in alphabetical order, so Blalock is near the top. Voting closes in less than three weeks, but fans can vote as often as they want until then.
O'Day named all-UAA
Case Western Reserve sophomore forward Patrick O'Day, a Plano Senior alum, has been named to the All-University Association men's soccer team.
O'Day was an honorable mention pick.
The former Wildcat, last year's UAA Co-Rookie of the Year, ranked second on Case Western this season with nine points on four goals and an assist. In two college seasons, O'Day has totaled 40 points on 15 goals and 10 assists. He is tied for seventh in team history in goals and ranks ninth in points.
Cowboys promote Bass
Plano West alum Ben Bass has been named to the active roster for the Dallas Cowboys.
The former Wolves standout and current Dallas defensive lineman was promoted to an official roster spot prior to Wednesday's practice in the wake of defensive lineman Kenyon Coleman's placement on injured reserve. Coleman required season-ending surgery Tuesday for a torn left triceps muscle suffered Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Bass, who played at Texas A&M after graduating from West, is now eyeing his potential NFL debut.
PCA, JPII players all-state
With the volleyball season complete, the end-of-year awards have started to pour in.
Prestonwood Christian Academy and John Paul II are among the honorees with both teams getting players onto the TAPPS 5A All-State Team.
The Lady Lions led the way following their trip to the state finals with senior Katie Staiger and junior Ashley Morgan both named first team all-state. Junior teammate Haley Wolken made the list as well, named as a second-team selection.
Joining Wolken on that squad was John Paul junior Jennifer Young, who helped the Lady Cardinals advance to regionals this season.
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The gun show was closed after the shooting and will reopen Sunday. At that point, show vendors can continue to sell firearms, which are already secured inside the show, Keith said.
"If we thought if it was a problem or a hazard, we wouldn't have this show," Keith said about private gun sales at the show. "I'm sure there isn't anybody who hates this more than the guy who owned this weapon."
Man shoots business partner with semi-automatic handgun
A person is in stable condition at a northern Ohio hospital after being shot by his business partner at a gun show run by Conrad and Dowdell Productions, said Medina police Chief Patrick Berarducci.
The original owner of the Taurus semi-automatic 9 mm handgun used in the shooting brought the firearm into the show fully loaded. This is despite the policy of searches to make sure all guns are not loaded and rendered safe before others can handle them.
The man who bought the gun told police that he took it out, then accidentally fired it, said Berarducci. A single bullet ended up going into the arm and thigh of this man's business partner.
Authorities don't know who brought the loaded firearm into the gun show and sold it, added the police chief. They'll file a request with the federal ATF to track this person down.
The victim, meanwhile, is in good spirits with non-life-threatening injuries, according to Berarducci.
And in Indianapolis, a man walking out of the Indy 1500 Gun and Knife Show shot himself in the hand as he was loading his .45-caliber semi-automatic firearm, Indiana State Police said in a statement.
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Clint Miller Honored with NAIOP's 2010 President's Award19 Jan, 2011, Minneapolis
Cushman & Wakefield today announced that NAIOP Minnesota has awarded the 2010 President's
Award to Clint Miller. In 30 years of impeccable leadership in the commercial real estate
industry, Clint Miller has positively influenced the professional development of his employees,
his industry colleagues and members of NAIOP.
Clint became associated with Cushman & Wakefield in 2002 when he co-founded Northstar Partners, a member of the Cushman & Wakefield Alliance program. In 2007, Cushman & Wakefield acquired Northstar Partners and named Clint Executive Managing Director of its Minnesota operations and Co-Managing Director of its U.S. Alliance program, which encompasses 28 firms with 750 brokerage professionals in 58 individual cities. Clint has been active in NAIOP since 1980. He served as president of the Minnesota chapter in 1995. Additionally, he has served two terms on the board of directors, chaired the public relations committee, and at two separate times chaired the program committee, one of the chapters most demanding and visible committees. Clint has personally supported and advocated NAIOP's community enhancement outreach with CornerHouse, including the ground-up construction of their first facility in 1989 and its subsequent expansion in 1996. Clint's commitment to CornerHouse has continued as he and his wife, Joni, co-chaired its 2010 Gala fundraiser event "Let's Dance", a celebrity dance competition. In his leadership role at Cushman & Wakefield and more broadly within the real estate industry, Clint has positively influenced the career development and education of emerging professionals through NAIOP's developing leader program and also as a mentor in the Minnesota chapter's recently created mentorship program. He has also been a regular guest lecturer and presenter at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Department of Real Estate and Urban Land-Economics. Clint's team at Cushman & Wakefield is a regular serving partner with Loaves & Fishes where he can also regularly be found in the kitchen, washing dishes, or in the serving line. NAIOP is honored to bestow Clint Miller with its 2010 Presidents Award.


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University of South Florida associate professor Daniel Yeh has just been awarded a $100,000 grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Water Sanitation and Hygiene Grand Challenge, to develop a new waste-to-energy program. That's human waste , and since we produce a lot of it, the potential to extract energy from it is immense.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 28, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Minnesota Society of Certified Public Accountants (MNCPA) recently surveyed its CPA members about the most creative tax deductions proposed by their clients. Responses included everything from swimming pools and manicures to poodles and non-existent children.
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"I'd have nothing but work to distract me," Manning said.
Apparently bored by his regular analyst duties and prodded what he described as a curiosity about geopolitics, he began reading the State Department cables. He decided the American public should know how its diplomats go about conducting foreign affairs.
Manning took the most widely distributed diplomatic cables and made copies for WikiLeaks.
"I believed that the public release of these cables would not damage the United States, but might be embarrassing," he told the court.
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After Manning's guilty pleas, Army judge Col. Denise Lind asked the defendant questions to establish that he understood what he was pleading guilty to.
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PHOTOS / RECAP / SETLIST: Lotus @ House of Blues, Boston 1/25/13
Lotus stopped by the House of Blues in Boston on a cold and snowy Friday night to play the second show of their winter tour, and I was there to take it all in and grab some photos. After a sold out night in Burlington, they played to an equally packed house in Boston. The crowd was thoroughly warmed up from the opening trio of Moon Hooch. Consisting of a drummer and two saxophones, what they lacked in members they fully made up for in sound. Then Lotus took the stage shortly after to a full room of Friday night party people. They played a very engaging show throughout the night, with only one very short set break, they never slowed and the always enthusiastic Boston crowd did not disappoint. Their tour continued on to New York last night and goes through April where they wrap up in their native Colorado. Read on for my photos and a video I shot from the balcony.
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The 8th Annual Christmas in the Forks, an old fashioned Town Yuletide Christmas will include the highlight of the day, the tree lighting ceremony at 6:00pm, Saturday, December 1st, 2012 at the Town of Black Brook Town Clock.
Many hands help to make Christmas in the Forks glorious each year. This year, we want to thank Matt and Shannon Stanley of Santa's Workshop of Wilmington NY for helping to spread the Christmas Cheer. We are so thrilled that Santa's friends from the North Pole will join our Holiday Party this year! The Au Sable Forks downtown merchants, the Au Sable Forks Fire Department, the Au Sable Forks Free Library, Plattsburgh's Media Central, Placid Productions, the Clock Project Committee, the Towns of Jay and Black Brook employees, the Au Sable Forks Revitalization and Beautification Committees, the Hollywood Theatre, Clinton and Essex County Sherriff's Departments and especially the Tree Lighting
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Who, Snoopy, our lady Frosty Forks, Santa and Mrs. Claus and two very "Special Guests" will
help light our tree this year. Performances by the Adirondack Mountain Singers will entertain the
crowd, while characters visit the crowd.
6:00pm Tree Lighting @ Town of Black Brook Clock Park, Au Sable Forks, NY:
7pm Free Holiday Movie, Popcorn & Candy Canes for Children (Sponsored by the Au Sable
Forks Fire Department)
7pm Visit with Santa, Mrs. Claus & Friends at the Town of Jay Community Center
(Sponsored by the Au Sable Forks Revitalization & Beautification Committees)
Sunday 8-11am Au Sable Forks Fire Department: Breakfast with Santa @ the Au Sable Fire House
The Annual Tree Lighting Event is led by Christmas Tree Committee Chair Helen Wirt-Kennedy and has drawn in crowds of approximately 400 people each year! Over the last eight years, the hours of this celebration has grown into an all day event for families and children of all ages. Special thanks this year to Jamie Atkins for providing transportation to Santa and Mrs. Claus to Au Sable Forks, NY.
Town of Jay Supervisor, Randall Douglas (who is M.C. of this event) said, "For me, this is one event I don't want to miss. The annual tree lighting is more than just a celebration, it reminds us that we must all work together to do great things! To our parishes, to our businesses, and to residents young and old, may the spirit of Christmas be with you all year long."
AAoTV meets for their regular Mambership Meeting at the Holiday Inn Resort in Lake George December 2nd and 3rd with a special Sunday Evening tribute to Assemblywoman Theresa Sayward for her tireless committment and dedication to the Adirondacks. Monda'y s agenda includes an interactive workshop with the DEC, a Northern Forest presentation, Asian Clam and Invasive Species workshop and more..
Registration forms are available at www.aatvny.org or for more information call 518-661-7622
Staff Development Day – Saranac Lake Central School – Students will be dismissed early.
A School Board meeting is scheduled for 6pm
Advanced Directives Seminar
Adirondack Medical Center's Director of Pastoral Care, Steve Kovacevich, will present a Seminar on Advanced Directives at Saranac Village at Will Rogers, on Wednesday, December 5th, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m., as part of Saranac Village at Will Rogers' Road to Retirement Series. The Road to Retirement Series, which began in September, features programs related to the challenges of retiring, solutions for organizing, and information on Veterans' affairs, and will run through December and then begin again in February.
Advanced health care planning, or Advanced Directives as it is more commonly known, can consist of both oral and written orders intended to address a person's health care wishes if he or she is unable to speak for themself. Anyone who is 18 years of age or older, or has a chronic disease, should be aware of the need for Advanced Directives. Likewise, it is important to take into consideration the need to plan ahead and inform those closest to you about your wishes for end-of-life decisions before the time comes. There are different forms of Advanced Directives, as well as many situations presenting their own set of individual questions.
This program is free for those 55 and older, open to the public and a special discount will be offered to new residents who attend the program and move in within 30 days of this program. Refreshments will be served. For information, please contact Director of Admissions, Jenn Grisi at (518) 891-7117.
Village Set to Welcome New Biotech Company
Saranac Lake will officially welcome its newest corporate citizen and biotech company, Active Motif, at 6 pm, December 4th, with a reception and ribbon-cutting event which will be held at its 21 Main Street location.
This new Active Motif site is in the former "water building" and is leased from the village after having undergone extensive renovations over the last 6 months.
Active Motif follows nearby biotech, Myriad/RBM, which opened last June, into Saranac Lake's new "Biotech-Cluster," which is also comprised of nearby Trudeau Institute and Bionique.
Mayor Clyde Rabideau commented, "This emerging industry offers good-paying, sustainable jobs to our Adirondack region as well as a large and positive presence in our downtown."
The Village of Saranac Lake was recognized earlier this year by the New York Conference of Mayors for developing its biotech-cluster and garnered the first place Local government Achievement Award for Economic Development.
Rabideau said, "We're now poised to go after other biotechs and bring them into our Saranac Lake community in the years to come."
The public is invited and encouraged to attend the welcoming event—at no charge—by making reservations with the village Community Development office, at 891-4150.
The cost for the reception is entirely underwritten by Bernier and Carr, the renovation project engineering company, Integrated Rigging and Contracting, the project's general contractor and Murray Electric, the project's electrical contractor.
Lake Placid Schools will be dismissed early for Staff Development -
Saranac Lake Middle School Parent Teacher Conferences
12:30-2:30 and 5:30-7:30
Attention Parents/Guardians
The Saranac Lake High School is working to establish a Parent Teacher Organization. A committed PTO helps develop a strong partnership between parents and teachers, with a common goal of providing the best school environment for students to attend and achieve their highest potential.
The PTO meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the SLHS cafeteria. Parents and teachers are invited to attend.
To view the PTO's website, please click here.
Contact Paul Van Cott, firstname.lastname@example.com, 637-3612 for more details.
Saranac Lake's Middle School Winter Concert -
Petrova Elementary Students in Grades 3, 4, and 5 will present their Holiday Concert
10am and again at 7pm
Petrova School Holiday Concert for parents and friends of students in K, 1, 2.
10am and 7pm
Christmas Break – Students return to school January 2nd
Attention Parents/Guardians
The Saranac Lake High School is working to establish a Parent Teacher Organization. A committed PTO helps develop a strong partnership between parents and teachers, with a common goal of providing the best school environment for students to attend and achieve their highest potential.
The PTO meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the SLHS cafeteria. Parents and teachers are invited to attend.
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Contact Paul Van Cott, email@example.com, 637-3612 for more details.
LPI Book Club meeting
"Art Lover, A Biography of Peggy Guggenheim," by Anton Gill is this month's choice of the Lake Placid Institute Book Club, which will meet at the Lake Placid Library at 7 p.m., Monday, January 28. Ms. Guggenhiem, was left a small fortune at a young age after her father went down on the Titanic. She soon relocated to Europe, moving about with the American expat group of bohemian writers and artists of the day. She has been dubbed by some as the "mistress of modern art" but was equally well known for her colorful and scandalous life style.
The LPI Book Club usually meets 7 p.m. on the last Monday of the month to discuss books about arts and architecture. All are invited to join in the discussion or to come just listen.
Oral History training – at Noon in the John Black Room
Led by Anthropologist Adam Dewbury..
The event is free and open to the public – bring a lunch..
Lake Placid-North Elba Historical Society
2013 "Odds and Ends" Winter Lecture Series
The Lake Placid-North Elba Historical Society is pleased to kick off their 2013 "Odds
and Ends" Winter Lecture Series on Wednesday, January 30 at Howard Johnson's
Restaurant in Lake Placid. The lecture will begin at 7:00 pm with attendees encouraged
to come for dinner at 6:00pm. The first program in the four-part series is titled "Sandra
Weber, author of Adirondack Roots".
Sandra Weber, dressed in period costume, delivers a lively program of readings and
portrayals from Adirondack Roots. The book, published by The History Press, is a
collection of Sandra's finest writings on Adirondack hiking, history, and women. Be
prepared to sob and chuckle as you hear the stories of those who have lived in and loved
the Adirondack mountains, including the presenter's own tussles. After spending many
summers in the region, she has now permanently put down Adirondack roots at her drafty
log cabin in the woods near Elizabethtown. Sandra's other books about the region include
Two in the Wilderness (with photos by Carl Heilman), Breaking Trail: Remarkable
Women of the Adirondacks (with Peggy Lynn), Mount Marcy, and The Finest Square
Mile. She is also well-known for her dramatic portrayals of Mary Brown in "Times of
Trouble" and of other Adirondack women in "Mountain Women Can Be Heroes" (with
folksinger Peggy Lynn).
The Winter Lecture Series has been titled "Odds and Ends" in memory of Laura Viscome,
a longtime supporter of the Historical Society. Laura's weekly "Odds and Ends" column
ran in the Lake Placid News for many years and was a great source of information for
residents and visitors.
Lectures will be offered monthly from January through April 2013. All programs offered
in the Lake Placid-North Elba Historical Society's "Odds and Ends" Winter Lecture
Series are free and open to the public. The series will continue at Howard Johnson's
Restaurant on Wednesday, February 27 with Scott Carroll and Marc Nathanson: "The
making of the documentary, Small Town: Big Dreams"
For more information, please contact Lake Placid-North Elba Historical Society at (518)
523-1608 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Free personal tax computation and filing is being offered again this year by local American Association of Retired People volunteers. "We expect to begin about the end of January," said Carol Pinney, one of the preparers. There is absolutely no charge for service which is located at the Lake Placid Public Library. It is available to everyone regardless of age or income.
Anyone wishing to use the AARP program should call the library at 523.3200 and leave their name. A representative of the organization will call back to set a time and date and instructions on what information to bring.
The tax preparers are fully recertified each year to keep up with the ever-changing federal and state tax laws. The returns are submitted by email, which is the method preferred by the IRS, and taxpayers receive a folder containing hard copies for their files.
A tour of the Lab will follow the presentation in the John Black Room at Historic Saranac Lake..
For more information call 891-4606
The event is part of the regular Women's College Scholarship Club Meeting…
The Slideshow about Saranac Lake's unique history as a pioneer health resort, followed by a tour of the museum. The Business Meeting will follow at 8pm.. - For more details call 891-6717 (Women's College Scholarship Club)
Stories by Natalie Leduc and other History Buffs – The 2013 Winter Carnival theme "Under The Sea" will bring to mind the norwegian sailors who came to Saranac Lake for the TB cure during WWII -
The event is at noon in the John Black Room at The Historic Saranac Lake Museum on Church Street.
Free and open to the public..
For more information call 891-4606


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Jan 22, 1977The little lady's put up with me for 36 years today.
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Re: Jan 22, 1977You don't want to loose a good woman. Congrats!
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How religious would you consider yourself? (casual, observant, devout, non religious)
I was raised Catholic and that religion is the basis of many of my social values. Although I'm decidedly non religious these days, I do believe in God.
Local Hot-Button Issues
What do you think are the most important issues facing the community?
Where do you stand on each of these issues?
I think the most important issue facing Bowie is that high quality retailers are fleeing the city for neighboring Crofton at an alarming rate. I see this as a very serious problem throughout Prince George's County, as it affects not only the shopping convenience of residents, but it makes it necessary for Bowie residents to spend their money in other counties, which hurts local tax revenue. I feel strongly that the city and county need to work together to make Bowie desirable place for retailers, and I look forward to providing more in-depth coverage on this issue.
In Riverdale Park and University Park, the Cafrtiz development remains and important issue for the community, as well as the development of the Town Center in Riverdale Park. Another important issue in the Parks are the public schools and the crowding the schools face, particularly the elementary schools.
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The Board
Jenni Pompi
8:28 pm on Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Thanks, Sarah! I'm glad you liked it. I like that one a lot too.
Sarah Wayland
8:05 pm on Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Jenni - I really love the picture of the Riverdale Park Town Council that ran in today's Patch. Especially my husband (Alan Thompson)... I know that look!


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