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Kendall County Historical Society's Heritage Hall & Chapel on the Green
Dating back to 1855, the chapel is Kendall County's oldest church building, adorned with stained glass windows and a restored 1899 pipe organ. The adjacent hall houses local artifacts, including photographs and clothing.
Chapel on the Green & Heritage Hall
Dating back to 1855, and built from hand-hewn oak and walnut beams cut from woods along the nearby Fox River, this structure holds the unique distinction of being Kendall County's oldest church building. With it's "New England-style" charm, 1899 pipe organ, and original stained glass windows, the Chapel on the Green is one of the most architecturally and historically significant structures in the county. Nestled in the heart of the city's north side, the Chapel on the Green is located one block west of Route 47 (Bridge Street) at the northeast corner of Church and Center Streets, adjacent to the historic Town Square Park.
Kendall County Historic Courthouse
Victorian Italianate structure opened in 1964 that towers proudly over the Fox River and the City of Yorkville. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Olde Courthouse Gallery graces the main hall with shows featuring the work of artists from Kendall County and beyond. Laws of Nature exhibit focuses on the natural resources of the county. Tours available.
The Cinemark Imax experience is a 5-story tall, 7-story wide version of educational and recreational film subjects of both 2-D and 3-D.
The 1st full service, fully integrated restaurant, bar and movie theater to open in the area. Each auditorium features terraced seating with high-back executive leather chairs.
A historic 1800s family farm that is maintained in its original location. Programs depict settlers' lives with period accuracy.
CITY:Wood Dale
DuPage County Historical Museum
Enjoy DuPage County's rich history from the 1830s to the present. The Museum exhibits feature hundreds of historic artifacts and photos along with many fun hands-on activities. You'll find something for toddlers to seniors, and everyone in between. Housed in an 1891 Richardsonian Romanesque building, the museum highlights 150 years of DuPage County history with participatory activities, changing exhibits and extensive model railroad display.
This museum located on the campus of Wheaton College is devoted to the history of Christian evangelism and its influences on society. View rare artifacts, art and displays that include a powerful 3-D presentation of the gospel message.
Edman Memorial Chapel - Wheaton College
This large auditorium, seating more than 2400 people, is the site of campus chapels, concerts, commencements, and various community-related events such as the Artist Series.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Housed in historic Turner Town Hall (National Register site), the museum features community history exhibits and a research collection including local history and railroad materials. The Kid Zone Gallery offers changing hands-on displays for all ages.
CITY:West Chicago
Gallery 200 is fast becoming a haven for art lovers as a quality destination for buying and browsing great local art. The gallery, a cultural initiative supported by the City of West Chicago, hosts artist opening receptions, art talks and workshops.
CITY:West Chicago
The Odeum Sports and Expo Center, located in Chicago's western suburbs, is DuPage County's largest sports and special events facility. This 130,000 sq. ft. complex includes 3 diversified areas totaling over 85,000 sq. ft. of clear-span exhibition space.
CITY:Villa Park
Nestled among fragrant pines and sumptuous flower gardens stands the Chapel in the Pines, a charming Victorian-style country church.
Midwest Museum of Natural History
The mission of the Midwest Museum of Natural History is to encourage an appreciation of the world's diverse natural environment and human culture through exhibits and interactive learning experiences for children and adults. Offering a kid's play area with hands-on learning fun, a gift shop, national traveling exhibits, and world-renowned celebrities Ruud Kleinpaste, Jack Hanna and Jeff Corwin.
The Joiner History Room is a cooperative effort of the DeKalb County Board, the County Judiciary, the County Clerk's Office, the County Facilities Management Office, Sycamore Library and DeKalb County Citizens concerned with safeguarding their historical documents. The Joiner History Room is an archives that has many items of museum quality. Our historical materials date back to the hand written minutes of the first session of the County Commissioners in 1837. As there has never been a fire to destroy any of the county valuable historical files, they have been meticulously preserved to meet the needs of today's researchers. The collection includes Civil War papers, newspaper files, old photographs and numerous boxes of manuscript materials.
The Sycamore State Theater opened as the Fargo theater on November 28, 1925. The 900 seat, single screen Fargo theater was built at a cost of $115,000 by Henry Fargo of Geneva. The theater opened to live stage performances, silent movies, and a large Geneva Pipe organ. The first sound system was added in December 1928 at a cost of $20,000. In June of 1939 the Fargo theater was one of the first buildings to have air conditioning in DeKalb County. The Fargo became the State Theater August 6, 1940. The State Theater had a long run as a movie theater until November 1972 when lack of attendance the theater closed. It operated as a church for the next 17 years. For 9 months in 1989 the State Theater was bought with the vision of holding live country music shows once again the theater was closed due to lack of attendance. The State was made a three-screen theater in 1990 by splitting the large theater in half and making the old stage a third screen. The State Theater was home to the first Sycamore Film Festival in September 2011.
A variety of classes for children and adults, including private event painting sessions for birthday parties, girls night out, corporate events, team building, bachelorette parties and baby showers.
Art Attack offers a variety of classes, hosts private events, and has an artist gallery for viewing. Art Attack is a place for empowering self-expression and freedom through art.
Blue Moon Bikes Vintage Sting Ray Museum
Blue Moon Bikes owner Rod Griffis has been an antique bicycle collector for more than a decade. He actively collects antique bikes, and Schwinn Sting-rays are his specialty. Rod's collection is world renowned for its completeness and authenticity. His extensive collection features Schwinn Sting-Rays from 1963 through the 1980's.
The Sycamore History Museum strives to collect, preserve, interpret, and exhibit significant materials relating to Sycamore and the surrounding area, to provide related educational services for the public knowledge of Sycamore.
Air Classics Museum of Aviation
Air Classics is an aviation museum located at Aurora Municipal Airport - ARR where the aircraft actually fly. You can climb into the pilot's seat of a UH-1 Huey helicopter. The museum's collection includes aircraft, vehicles, uniforms and other aviation memorabilia from the 1930s to the present time. General Admission: Saturdays and Sundays 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Group Tours: Tuesdays through Fridays by appointment.
CITY:Sugar Grove
Hoosier Grove Schoolhouse Museum
Originally built as a one-room schoolhouse in 1904 on the corner of Old Church and Barrington Roads, the museum was moved to its present site in 1991.
Live performances of contemporary productions in unique, intimate, historic setting. This boutique venue is a star of the Chicago area theater scene.
CITY:St. Charles
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Housing development has a long history of helping lead the economy out of a recession. The housing boom from 1999 to 2005 certainly covered up other fundamental weaknesses in the U.S. economy after the 2001 recession. And now with the heavy supply of housing on the market relative to demand, there is still uncertainty about where we'll find the market's bottom. Some economic analysts forecast another 5 percent decline nationally in 2011 after a 30 percent drop since the housing peak in 2006.
As long as potential buyers are still not convinced we've hit bottom and more foreclosures keep entering the market, prices will be soft. Low interest rates (below 4 percent for 30 years) are only able to provide marginal support. While delinquent loans and those in the foreclosure process peaked in 2010 some wonder what will happen as the private securitized portfolios continue to unravel and delays in the courts system stymie the foreclosure process in states with a judicial foreclosure process for residential real estate. The shadow inventory which includes real estate owned by banks (REO), pending foreclosures, and serious delinquent loans is down nationally to about five months which when added to lower active inventory on the market totals fourteen months -- the lowest level in several years.
Where will housing prices settle out? Some analysts argue for possible reversion of prices to the long-term mean as provided by the 100-year Robert Shiller index. If correct, this implies another 15 percent decline before the bottom is reached -- putting the inflation adjusted value of a home only 10 percent ahead of where home values were 120 years ago in 1890. Based on housing market indices, prices have been relatively stable since 2009, although down a few percentage points since last year.
The problem with the low estimate of existing home prices based on mean reversion is that new home prices are now 45 percent higher than existing homes on average. Typically the new-home premium runs 15 percent. As prices for existing homes have plummeted, the cost of new construction has stayed the same or even increased. As local governments become more financially strapped due to retiring pensioners, eroding sales taxes due to internet sales, and eroding property taxes due to lower real estate values, more and more costs may be pushed onto homebuilders and their buyers. The demand for raw materials from China, India, and Brazil, will continue pushing construction material prices higher as well. The outlook does not bode well for the homebuilding industry in the coming five years as buyers can generally get much better value purchasing an existing home.
As housing vacancies decline in the coming decade, which they will given the large millennial population entering adulthood, and additional housing is needed, the 45 percent higher price of new homes will pull existing home prices up. Even with relatively strict mortgage standards forcing more households into rental housing as opposed to owner occupied housing, home prices will increase as rents rise at a hefty clip. The increasing rents will create greater investment demand for rental properties and home prices will increase. In fact, the relationship between rents, household incomes and home prices are already getting back to longer term normalcy on average; indicating home prices could start rising sooner rather than later. From this perspective, globalism, local government fiscal conditions, and generational shifts may establish a higher bottom in terms of real housing prices -- closer to where home prices are today.
Perhaps a worst case scenario on housing prices can be assessed by looking at Japan where the economy has been stagnant for two decades and population growth is negative due to in-migration policies and low fertility rates. In Tokyo home prices declined by approximately 50 percent over 20 years as population growth embarked on its downward trend and became negative in recent years. So in a modern economy that has had anemic economic growth for well over a decade and very little, if any, population and household growth, hit a bottom at 50 percent from its home pricing peak. It took 16 years for the bottom to be reached and prices have been stuck at the bottom for the last four years in Japan.
In the final analysis, most indicators point to the housing market being at the bottom in terms of existing home prices. In the Denver metro area this is very encouraging as prices have only declined 10.9 percent since 2006 according to Case-Shiller. In fact Denver is second only to Dallas in terms of the best performing housing market among the largest 20 markets in the nation. Given a population growth rate twice the rate of the nation, the Denver metro area should continue to perform well and the new home market should slowly improve in the coming few years.
Combined with 30-year mortgage rates being quoted at under 4 percent for good credit, the time to buy appears to be now. It may even be worthwhile for empty nesters to buy their downsized retirement home while holding their primary residence for a few more years. If one is still in the investment mode, generating savings, putting it into residential real estate with low interest rates and the possibility of higher inflation down the road is a reasonable move.

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Sonny Bill Williams and Quade Cooper won their boxing bouts on Friday with SBW claiming the WBA International heavyweight title.
Sonny Bill Williams and Quade Cooper both won their boxing bouts on Friday with SBW claiming the WBA International heavyweight title.
World Cup-winning All Black Williams survived a whirlwind finish from veteran South African Frans Botha to land the vacant title with a unanimous points decision in Brisbane.
The ringside judges gave him the fight 97-91, 98-94, 97-91 over the 10 rounds.
Williams was holding on in the final round as 44-year-old Botha, dubbed the "White Buffalo", went after him with heavy blows.
27-year-old Williams who remains unbeaten in six fights, is due to play in Australia's National Rugby League this year with the Sydney Roosters.
Botha's record now stands at 48-10-3. Botha was left fuming after the bout. Cut short from the original 12 rounds to 10, Williams looked in control for most of the fight.
The South African, however, was furious with officials after the decision was made to shorten the bout, with the 44-year-old looking to have worn out Williams by the end of the 10th.
"You know I love Sonny Bill, I think he's a great guy, a gentleman, but this was bullshit," the 115kg Botha said in an interview after the fight.
"If you look at the crowd, you know who won. You've got to win fair and square, not with the advantage of the judges, you've got to fight. According to me I won, hands-free."
Wallabies fly-half Cooper won his first professional fight on the same fight card in a first-round knockout of fellow Australian Barry Dunnett.
Cooper landed a right hook high on Dunnett's head to send his opponent crashing to the canvas inside the opening round of his scheduled four-round cruiserweight bout.


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France have called uncapped Stade Français full-back Hugo Bonneval into their Six Nations squad to replace injured veteran Vincent Clerc.
France have called uncapped Stade Français full-back/wing Hugo Bonneval into their Six Nations squad to replace injured veteran Vincent Clerc.
Clerc sustained a thigh injury in Toulouse's win over Biarritz on Friday and is set to be sidelined for eight to ten days, ruling him out of les Bleus' opening fixture against Italy on Sunday February 3.
22-year-old Bonneval is a surprise selection ahead of the likes of Toulon's Alexis Palisson.
Bonneval has only started five games for Stade Français this season, four of which were at full-back. He scored one try against Toulon.
"Hugo is a young player full of talent that has been on our radar," said head coach Philippe Saint André.
"He will join our group after Vincent Clerc's withdrawal and will discover how we work. I hope Vincent recovers quickly and can be competitive as soon as possible."
Clerc is only four tries short of equalling Serge Blanco's national record of 38.
The members of France's 33-man squad began arriving on the outskirts of Paris on Saturday.


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Korks by Kork-Ease Kit Bootie
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The Korks by Kork-Ease is the essence of casual style. Slip on this bootie with your denim for chic, carefree style.
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July 05, 2014
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February 16, 2014
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"I needed boots that are comfortable for walking and standing for long periods during the day. These Kork Ease fit the bill to a T. I usually put padded insoles for extra cushioning in all my shoes, but that is not necessary with these. As to the size, they are roomy enough for medium weight socks. I have a narrow heel and generally have problems with shoes slipping, but I have not had problems with these. They do seem a tad long, but they have a somewhat pointed toe, so the extra length seems appropriate for comfort. I like them so much I plan to try Kork Ease flats. (PS. The gray is not really gray. It's a strange color - not quite tan, not quite gray. Still, they are a good neutral.)"
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OSHA Issues Guidance For HCS Enforcement
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Univar USA Acquires Chemical Associates, Inc.
Univar USA Inc. acquires the assets of Chemical Associates, Inc.07/21/2015
AkzoNobel Will Sell Zeta Fraction To Ashland
AkzoNobel annouces the sale of its biomaterials technology to Ashland Inc.07/17/2015
Endress+Hauser Releases Summer 2015 Training Schedule
Instrumentation training courses are underway for summer.07/17/2015
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Chemours Spins Off From DuPont
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ACC Publishes Industry Economic Profile
The 2015 edition of the Guide to the Business of Chemistry is a detailed economic profile of the $801 billion chemistry industry and its contributions to the U.S. and world economies.07/13/2015
Optima Acquires Chemours Manufacturing Assets
Optima Chemical acquires manufacturing assets in Belle, West Virginia from The Chemours Company, a DuPont subsidiary.07/10/2015
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SOCMA's flagship environmental, health, safety and security program celebrates 10 years.07/10/2015
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Genomatica advances the commercial readiness of biomass feedstocks for chemicals.07/08/2015
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Chemistry graduates in the U.S. should enjoy improved employment prospects as the unemployment rate drops.07/08/2015
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Confined spaces rule could protect nearly 800 construction workers a year from serious injuries and reduce life-threatening hazards.07/07/2015
Amyris Completes VW Renewable Diesel Demo Program
Amyris successfully completed a diesel demonstration program with Volkswagen of America designed to test the commercial readiness of Amyris renewable diesel and its ability to enhance VW's diesel technology.07/07/2015
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Mettler Toledo releases, "Drying Oven vs. Halogen Moisture Analyzer – A Practical Guide to Compare Methods."07/06/2015
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Asics continues to build on the success of their most popular shoe with the new Gel Resolution 5. This version carries on the tradition of what has made it so successful, with some slight changes to make performance even better. New to this model is a re-designed upper, making it more flexible and comfortable than ever. Asics has also added their Trusstic System in the midsole, providing a more natural feel and even more stability for aggressive movements on court. With improved durability, this shoe is backed by the 6 month outsole durability guarantee. Fans of the Gel Resolution line will enjoy this update as this shoe keeps getting better!
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Dayton man admits to killing his wife
A 59 year-old Dayton man admits he killed his wife of more than 30 years last May.
This week, Joseph Shuba pleaded guilty to second degree murder with a firearm in the shooting death of his wife, Suzanne Shuba.
He was originally charged with first degree murder, but he was charged with the lesser crime as part of a plea deal.
Court documents state that Suzanne Shuba was shot with a .22 caliber pistol.
Probable cause documents quoted Joseph Shuba as stating that he shot his wife because he was "tired of her".
Shuba faces a minimum sentence of 15 years, 3 months.
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I have been reading this and I have really enjoyed learning more about Steve Wozniak. It's available in paperback or hardback and as an eBook. For anyone interested in the early days of personal computing, it's a must read.
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Tom Arscott's 75th-minute try handed Sale a bonus-point win and kept Worcester well adrift at the bottom of the Aviva Premiership.
Tom Arscott's 75th-minute try handed Sale a bonus-point win and kept Worcester well adrift at the bottom of the Aviva Premiership.
The winless Worcester side actually took the lead after a scrappy opening quarter of an hour as fly-half Ignacio Mieres put an early miss behind him to slot over a penalty.
They looked like they may even stretch that advantage several minutes later as full-back Chris Pennell continued his good form in the early stages of the season and stepped his way past several Sale defenders and deep into opposition territory.
When you're at the bottom things don't tend to go your way though and, after the ball was promptly turned over, Danny Cipriani launched a counter attack from inside his own 22 that ended with Will Addison arrowing a cross-field kick straight into the arms of Mark Cueto for Sale to score in the left-hand corner.
The Sharks doubled their total early in the second half as well after number eight James Gaskell hovered out wide and benefited from some good hands from Cipriani and Daniel Braid to score in the corner.
With no wins and just two bonus points from seven outings so far this season, the visitors didn't exactly look like they had the belief to turn things around and their fate was all but sealed before the hour mark.
Braid continued his excellent recent form as he finished off a powerful driving maul from his fellow forwards to score his second try of the season and prompt the home side to start thinking about the bonus point, if they weren't already.
The Warriors did get the next try as Tongan prop Ofa Fainga'anuku was the man at the bottom of another driving maul that forced its way over the line.
It was far too little far too late though – Sale getting the bonus point that their superiority probably deserved five minutes from the end when Rob Miller sidestepped his man and fed Arscott to cross in the right-hand corner.
The Sharks will be delighted to be back to winning ways after successive defeats to Harlequins and Exeter in the league, but Worcester's woes continue as their search for that elusive first Premiership win of the season goes on.
The scorers:
For Sale:
Tries: Cueto, Gaskell, Braid, Arscott
Cons: Cipriani 3
For Worcester:
Try: Fainga'anuki
Con: Pennell
Pen: Mieres
Sale Sharks: 15 Rob Miller, 14 Tom Arscott, 13 Will Addison, 12 Sammy Tuitupou, 11 Mark Cueto, 10 Danny Cipriani, 9 Dwayne Peel, 8 James Gaskell, 7 David Seymour, 6 Dan Braid, 5 Michael Paterson, 4 Jonathan Mills, 3 Henry Thomas, 2 Marc Jones, 1 Eifion Lewis Roberts.
Replacements: 16 Tommy Taylor, 17 Ross Harrison, 18 Vadim Cobilas, 19 Andrei Ostrikov, 20 Mark Easter, 21 Will Cliff, 22 Nick Macleod, 23 Mark Jennings.
Worcester: 15 Chris Pennell, 14 James Stephenson, 13 Alex Grove, 12 Ravai Fatiaki, 11 Dean Hammond, 10 Ignacio Mieres, 9 Jonny Arr, 8 Leonardo Senatore, 7 Sam Betty, 6 Jonathan Thomas (c), 5 Mike Williams, 4 James Percival, 3 Rob O'Donnell, 2 Chris Brooker, 1 Ofa Fainga'anuku.
Replacements: 16 Ed Shervington, 17 Jeremy Becasseau, 18 John Andress, 19 Dean Schofield, 20 Richard de Carpentier, 21 Paul Hodgson, 22 Paul Warwick, 23 Josh Matavesi.
Referee: Andrew Small
Assistant referees: Robin Goodliffe, Stuart Terheege
Television match official: David Grashoff
Assessor: Steve Lee


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The Emery High Lady Spartan volleyball team had just a single match last week due to UEA and the Emery team defeated Manti 3-1 to grab their fourth region win of the season versus five losses. The Spartans will conclude the season this week with a game against the Richfield Wildcats this Tuesday night.
Richfield, after being a top four team in 3-A volleyball last season, will finish the region season in second place having only lost twice to Delta. Delta will win the region title having gone undefeated so far in the season. Delta also was a top four finisher last year at state. North Sanpete will finish in the third place this season.
Emery will honor seniors Brooke Jensen, Courtney Tuttle and Adrie Huntington before the game as this trio will play their final game at home in a Spartan uniform. These three seniors have started all season for Emery and have been a vital part of the team. Their dedication and excellence will be missed.
Emery won the first game of the march against Manti 25-22. With Manti leading 20-19, Emery scored and Tuttle served five straight times and Spartans scored four times to lead 24-20. After Manti cut the lead to 24-22, Emery scored and won game one.
In game two, Emery and Manti were tied at 2-2 when the Templars scored seven straight points to break open the game and then cruised to an easy win at 25-11. Emery never made a serious run in this game but it appears that they got all the negative stuff out of their system in this game as they took the next two games.
Emery won game three 25-23 and then won game four and the match with a 25-22 win.
In game three, Emery led 23-16 when Manti scored seven of the next eight points to get close but Emery never quit and the Spartans got the win. In game four, Emery trailed at 12-10 and 14-11 before Emery tied up the game at 17-17. Brittany Fauver was serving when Emery got back into the game. Emery then led 19-18 when Emery broke service and scored four more points with Blayr Jeffs serving and Emery led 24-18.


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Some officials associations and states do not require testing on a given sport prior to registration or in order to register. Those associations leave it up to the officials to know what they're doing.
Other associations give tests that require a certain number of correct answers in order to pass and for the official to participate. If an official fails, he or she must take the test again. The official only gets a limited number of chances, however, and then the official is on the outside looking in.
Whether or not a test is administered to officials should not affect officials individually or as an organization. The type of test shouldn't make a difference in your rules preparation for officiating, either. If the association you're in, regardless of sport, leaves it up to you to know the rules, then know the rules. Otherwise, you will face personal embarrassment and the same goes for your group.
Many leagues will supply practice tests. Use them. Do them throughout a season to stay sharp. If a practice test doesn't exist, make one up. The time it takes is well spent when you consider the problems an official could have by not knowing a rule.
Study, study and study some more. Every official needs to study his or her rulebook and companion study aids. It's imperative. And it's as important to know what's not in your rulebook as it is what is written there.
During a game this past season one of my partners made a call that surprised me. He enforced a rule that no one challenged, though I thought it was a stretch.
About two weeks later a similar situation occurred and the call was different. Why? Well, it was pointed out during a stoppage in play that the play in question was clearly not covered in our rulebook, thus the call was to do nothing about what had occurred.
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The first stop was near the XTO property where a giant log jam had gathered due to last year's flooding. Earlier this year the Emery Water Conservancy District took care of the log jam which changed the course of the river in that area.
The next stop was where the lower debris basin will be constructed on SR-31 at the mouth of Bear Canyon.
The site for the upper debris basin right below the forest service boundary was explored. A map was shown and the design of the debris basin explained by Jonathan Johansen of Johansen and Tuttle Engineering.
At the Forks of Huntington campground, fire manager from the forest service Brandon Hoffman pointed out the area on the mountain where the Seeley Fire started in June 2012. He explained how the conditions with wind, drought and beetle killed trees created a "perfect storm," for that fire to get out of hand.
The fire was jumped on early and the order given was suppression of the fire. The fire soon grew from the lightning struck tree to several acres. Spotting occurred and the fire soon jumped SR-31 and began burning there. Hoffman said areas where the fire was stopped and didn't advance was in areas that had experienced previous burning like the Bear Canyon/Crandall Canyon fire from the 1970s, the Tie Fork fire from 2005 was also a stopping point for the fire.
Hoffman talked of the use of prescribed burns to ward off catastrophic fires. The forest service has worked on a number of prescribed burns over the years including the Jungle, Pines and others. The Groben burn is also scheduled to reduce fuels. He asked for the support of the public lands council in getting clearance to do these burns. Darren Olsen said, "This district has done a lot of work with controlled burns, more than any district I have ever worked with. This district is very proactive." Olsen said some environmental groups make it difficult for logging permits to be issued, but not impossible and they will continue to get the logging permit areas ready for harvest. Satterwaite in Gunnison bids on many of the logging permits in this area. It was discussed that sawmills in some areas have been put out of business due to delays in the issuance of logging permits.
It is an extensive process to obtain permission for burns of these types. The NEPA process must be gone through. That is also the same process that must be adhered to when any timber sales are put out for bid. The process is long and extensive. Hoffman said that Smoky Bear has done his job with fire suppression for the last 100 years and the catastrophic fires the west, especially, is experiencing is a result of too much fire suppression and the build up of fuel loads.
The group moved up Huntington Canyon to the Old Folks Flat campground. This campground hasn't sustained major damage but the creek bed has been severely cut and there are large dropoffs which could present a danger to campers.
Bill Broadbear, recreation specialist reported on the condition of campgrounds and road and trail closures.
Broadbear said with the approaching hunting seasons they are re-evaluating the canyon and looking for any potential dangers to users. The burn area is open for day use only and no over-night camping. Hunting may occur within the burn area. The Left Fork campground as well as others in the canyon are open to day use/picnicking, hiking, etc. The Left Fork trail is open for day use only. There are still fish in the river in the upper Left Fork. Near the campground the fish haven't been restocked. Justin Hart said the DWR will look at beginning restocking next year depending on the flooding conditions. Flood episodes this year would have wiped out any newly planted fish as the river ran black again.
Broadbear said some roads and trails are still impassable. Bob Wright will remain closed due to flooding and Second Water. Pole Canyon remains closed with that trail being wiped out. The pipeline trail is flooded and will remain closed.
Left Fork is open to foot traffic only. No horses. Trail work has been done on the Left Fork at some places along the trail it's been washed out to bedrock. The back country horsemen have worked cutting out steps and grooves and it's ready for foot traffic but not horses.
The Nuckwoodward road will be open to the trail head. It will be closed to motorized traffic from there up. This will be day use only. Castle Valley Ridge road will remain closed at the portion that's been washed away.
The forest service is looking at wide spots along SR-31 that can be used for access points and staging areas. The forest service is drafting up a new closure document which will list all of the openings and closures at this time. This document may change as more fall rains come and it will be evaluated periodically.
Olsen, forest ranger for Ferron said, "We will open where-ever we feel it's safe to have people."
Overnight camping will also be looked at as the fall hunts approach. But, for now camping in the 10 mile long burn area is not allowed.
As the hunts approach there have been a number of calls from hunters wondering where they will be allowed to go.
Some of the campgrounds have been severely damaged and may not be rebuilt at this time. Chutes and Bridges have sustained significant damage and South Hughes is unrecognizable. Other camping areas may need to be developed to take the place of campgrounds lost.
Ray Petersen, public lands director said the county would like to sustain no net-loss of camping areas and if new areas have to be developed then that's what needs to happen because the recreation use in Huntington Canyon is very heavy.
The forest service officials said they will get through the flooding stage of the aftermath of the fire and then re-evaluate camping opportunities in the canyon down the road.
Olsen said the burn areas received wood chip treatments this summer to keep soil in place. Even with recent rains, many of the wood chips remain in place. Some of the burned trees were chipped for this purpose and some trees were shipped in from other places. You can chip the burn trees that are within a 150 feet of the road without going through the NEPA process.
The grazers have been using electric fence to keep their cattle out of the burn area so the aspen can regenerate. There are no restrictions on the elk and it was reported the elk moved into the burn area last fall after the cattle were taken off and they ate some of the aspen regeneration.
Aspen in the burn areas are now four-five feet tall.
Studies are being done at this time regarding the elk, cattle and the aspen regeneration.
After leaving the Old Folks Flat campground the group traveled to South Hughes to look at the debris basins the forest service constructed there. There's been a lot of damage to the work the forest service has completed this year due to the recent flooding events.
SR-31 in Huntington Canyon has been closed several times this summer due to debris and rocks blocking the road.
The group traveled to Mill Canyon where the Emery Water Conservancy district has placed two debris basins. The flooding episode the first part of August filled the debris basins with at least three feet of sediment and washed rocks away that the heavy equipment was having a hard time moving. Jay Mark Humphrey said they are at a loss. They haven't dealt with flooding and erosion of this magnitude before. They will keep on cleaning the debris basins and along the creek channel they are placing rocks and keeping them in place with concrete. The rocks that were concreted in stayed in place with the last round of flooding.
All groups involved with the restoration of Huntington Canyon will continue to work to mitigate damages caused by the flooding. One strategy the forest service is going to use is to create debris blocks with logs farther up the canyons to slow down the water and debris before it reaches the highway. Natural log jams have formed in many spots and this has worked to slow down water and debris.
All groups agree it's going to be a long and drawn out process and they ask for the patience of the public as they try to make the canyon as safe and usable as possible for recreation, grazing and hunting purposes.


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Iceland's Mugison (aka Örn Elías Guðmundsson) makes music that ranges from gentle laptop pop to heavy, flamboyant rock. Mugison was given his nickname on a visit to his dad, Muggi, in Malaysia, and began recording songs on his laptop in 2001. After moving to London, he worked with a DJ on the whimsical glitch-pop songs that became 2003's Lonely Mountain, which was released on Matthew Herbert's Accidental label. That year, Mugison and his father founded the Aldrei Fór Ég Sudur (AFS) festival, and Mugison recorded the soundtrack to Fridrik Thor Fridriksson's 2004 film Niceland in a church in his hometown, Isafjordur, then settled in Sudavik before the release of his 2005 album, Mugimama, Is This Monkey Music?, which won five Icelandic Music Awards that year, including Album of the Year and Song of the Year for "Murr, Murr." The album's eclectic, sometimes carnivalesque sound made fans out of Super Furry Animals, Fantômas, and Ghostigital, all of whom invited Mugison as support on their tours. For his next album, Mugison went in a heavier, more organic direction, trading electronics for more bandmembers and cranked-up guitars. Mugiboogie was first released in 2007, and issued in the U.S. via Ipecac in 2008.


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Maybe the year is about how sasuke tries to gain his eyes back.....
Itachi takes his eyes, sasuke takes itachis eyes... wouldn't that give them both eternal MS?
Maybe the year is about how sasuke tries to gain his eyes back.....
Itachi takes his eyes, sasuke takes itachis eyes... wouldn't that give them both eternal MS?
In the world of the blind, the one eyed man is KING!
How about taking 1 eye? Madara took left eye of his brother (currently covered with mask) So maybe itachi plan the same? All pictures of Madara show only his left eye ,maybe its just like with Kakashi eye,its not his own so it drain a lot of energy.Thats why now he dont use it.
No, Mdara took both of his brother's eyes. Reread the part where he took his eyes carefully.
I hope this isn't true for some reason or at least in a genjutsu. I want to see Sasuke beat Itachi even though I hate Sasuke but this last chapter made me want him to beat Itachi.
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Conspiracy theory
Finally Ekess has Come back to Mangashare
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Finally Ekess has Come back to The Corupted wish game
Finally Ekess has Come back Home.!
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See if you ask me, get rid of Sasuke. I am sick of everything this anime is called Naruto not Sasuke
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why does everyone hate sasuke and the sharingan so much. i'm really getting tired of people saying sasuke and the sharingan suck. the most important part of the naruto series has been the fight of sasuke and itachi. it's been scheduled since day one. the manga is called naruto for a reason and that's because in the end naruto is gonna kick ass.
i hate the fact that naruto isn't really strong but i know that in the end he'll get really strong. naruto has to grow up and jiraiya's death is the catalyst for that growth. all we have to do now is just sit back and see what kakashi, sakura, and sasuke are fully capable of and hope that naruto gets stronger and smarter behind the scenes.
I agree wit maiden naruto will get his spotlight after this but right now sasuke has to finish some buisnesss.
and on a totally offtopic note nice pic @ironmaiden lol
I'm not gonna believe the spoilers that are out yet. They seem a little too simple and bland for the next chapter, imo.
As a note for Sasuke, I realize this whole battle has been coming from day one, but that doesn't mean I have to enjoy it xD;; Personally I don't like him because he represents one of the themes of Naruto I like less, and that the inate abilities given by birth/blood that automatically puts them on a higher level than the rest. Unfortunately, the Uchihas just happen to be one of the most prominent examples of these, so that's why I dislike them more. And the fact that even Sasuke has started to act cocky with regards to this (what he tells Orochimaru when Oro tries to take his body) just makes him a glaring example of the concept of 'divine right', just with regards to ability rather than rulership. But I degress, that isn't what this topic's for xD;;
Spoiler thread updated, new spoilers of a shadow DOUJUTSU
believe it when i see it. i seriously doubt, sasuke would be beaten so easily, even if it is itachi. Besides sasuke can see color in chakra and he's already proven that he can see through itachi's genjutsu. This battle of the brothers has just started.


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Long-time feds can remember back in the day, when Jan. 20 was theirs and theirs alone. Most feds here got the day off every four years. Most feds beyond the Beltway had to work. Even inside the Beltway, some people were more equal than others when it came to Inauguration Day.
Until the mid-1980s, federal pay and leave rules stated that "Inauguration Day is a legal public holiday for pay and leave purposes for Federal employees in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area only." And that was that!
Government workers in nearby Baltimore, Richmond or Philadephia didn't get the day off, unless they took annual leave. The rules for civil servants working in the metro area were also tricky and often confusing. In those days, feds were cruelly divided into two classes:
Either you were essential or you were nonessential. No way to sugar-coat it. The good news is that being nonessential had its perks too.
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There were elaborate maps, zones, etc., which showed where the Inauguration Day holiday zone began and ended. If you worked inside the zone and you had, what in those days before political correctness was known as a "nonessential job," you got the day off. "Essential" employees, then and now, still had to work. So although it may have hurt to be thought of as nonessential, at least you got the 20th off. The designations have since been changed to "emergency" and "nonemergency" jobs.
When the Martin Luther King Jr., holiday was signed into law in 1983, D.C. area feds got a chance at two almost back-to-back holidays: The King holiday which is the third Monday in January (his birthday is the 15th) and Inauguration Day itself.
Banks will be closed today — for the MLK holiday — but many area stores and restaurants will be open for what they hope is big business. Metro will run a rush-hour schedule most of the day (good luck with that!) and parking will be restricted big time in and around the Capitol and the parade route to the White House.
If you go, bundle up. Supposed to be a cold one. If you stay home and watch it on TV (or listen to Federal News Radio) have fun.
If you are working today, whether in your federal job in D.C. or in Austin or San Francisco, take comfort in the fact that somebody up there really thinks you are essential.
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The phantom spots of lights you see when you close your eyes and rub them are called phosphenes. The pressure from rubbing your eyes stimulates your retina and tricks your brain into thinking you're seeing light.
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Navy living out its 'heyday,' but rough seas ahead Robert Work, the undersecretary of the Navy, says forget about the Reagan-era aspirations of a 600-ship fleet. Even with a smaller Navy, things are better than ever, he says, even if they're about to get worse due to smaller budgets and the threat of sequestration. "Yes, things might get worse. In fact, they probably will get worse. But this is the heyday of the U.S. Navy. And, if you're not excited, you ain't breathing," he said at the Surface Navy Association's annual symposium this week.
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Skip to comments.Off-duty cop fatally shoots husband, child in Brooklyn murder-suicide: sources
Posted on 04/15/2013 8:11:22 AM PDT by ConservativeStatement
An off-duty officer opened fire this morning, killing her husband and 1-year-old son in an apparent murder-suicide in Brooklyn this morning, sources said.
Police and EMS responded to a 911 call of a man shot inside of a building at East 56th Street and Farragut Road about 8:30 a.m., the FDNY said.
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Maybe one was a Knicks' fan and the other a Nets' fan.
Guns should be taken away from the police. immediately
There was a reason, just not known at this time. Yours could be a reason, but prolly not in this case.
I guess she wasn't required to be subjected to the galactic background checks huh? Makes me wonder about the la cop and his background checks.
"There was believed to be no alleged motive in the murder-suicide."
I'm not even sure I understand that statement or that it even makes sense............And it took TWO people to write the story.
probably one is a liberal fascist and one is a conservative
If suicides are higher, then I would like to push that issue with those who do not acknowledge the benefit of unfired firearms as a deterrent, i.e. "We need to take away the police firearms, as they are a greater danger to the police than the perps."
It's the same logic the Left uses against armed citizens.
Maybe if off-duty cops weren't allowed to carry, they'd make sure the environment is safe enough for the rest of us to not carry?
V_TWIN ~ And it took TWO people to write the story.
That much stupidity won't fit in a single skull.
OK, just did the research. Nationally, twice as many cops - about 300 annually - commit suicide as are killed in the line of duty.
So, using Leftist logic, the police should be disarmed for their own good.
I think the grammar is okay, the syntax strained, but the English language definitely took two in the hat to construct a sentence like that.
glad i didn't have anything in my mouth... just damn!!!
Crap. My timing is off.
This isn't surprising, considering how the left treats them. It's only a matter of time before the left tries to disarm them.
It was a comfort to the surviving family members that their loved ones were not gunned down with an assault rifle, or an illegal high capacity magazine, and that there was a police officer on the scene.
And maybe the man wouldn't put down his Big Gulp.
A caption under a picture of the NRA NASCAR race was so mangled I asked the wife to tell me what it meant......then I read about Tianlang Guan, the 14 yr old amateur golfer at the Masters....Of course the knowledgeable "sports writers" called him Guan Tianlang...
I smiled as I wondered what Cosell Howard would have to say about their sports knowledge and the sports editor...
makes you wonder...Who's running and teaching the "news asylums"......The journalism skills are nonexistent but the indoctrination has been complete...
Why do they always take their children with them? Sick monsters.
The percentage of domestic violence by police officers compared to the general public is a chart I would like to see. We are constantly told that guns should only be in the hands of those specially trained, I.E. law enforcement, but it seems to me that there are at least as many violent acts by percentage among law enforcement as the general populace.
We need to completly re-vamp how we police in the western world.
For me, after you get arrested for DUI after blowing a zero but cant stand on one leg because you are nervous, I have lost all respect for police in general.
Re Disco Duck - I really liked that song!
We are told that there is a drug war and that it is being lost. It has all but been surrendered. Persons can smoke pot quite publicly on bar patios and other places where it can be smelled from the street and police never conduct a "raid".
Yet just because you blow BELOW 0.08 (the nationally mandated BAC on the states, imposed through highway funding) does not mean you are "free to go" or "innocent" of DWI. It's a financial shakedown racket for the cities/counties/courts/lawyers/insurance/politicians.
If the same standard was applied to drug possession and use, there might actually be a "war on drugs" being waged.
And watch out, persons in Utah want the BAC lowered to 0.03 and in Sweden it is 0.01. Neo-prohibition, here we come.
In Arizona they charge $17 a mile for a DUI tow. And they bust you at the very edge of the county, to rack up the highest bill possible. My tow cost me $600. And you don't get that back if you are found not guilty. And the cops brother in law owns the towing company. With such a high, legislatively sanctioned, towing rate the corruption is basically inevitable.
So I am standing there in court, the corrupt cops, prosecutors and judge are there and everybody is looking at me like I am some sort of scumbag.
It is just surreal. Really scary stuff.
And the scariest part is, you cant move to another country to escape this. It is everywhere.
And another scary part is that we will never have self driving cars, which would stop this. Because the "DUI Industrial Complex" wont permit it, because there racket is so lucrative that they will prevent this from ever happening.
yes, I agree
Of course. The danger is that the cops will be disarmed before we will.
"The app will allow officers to instantly look up the address of a particular building and discover whether or not that building houses parolees, registered gun owners, or find out if a resident has an order of protection against them."
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Hale boys soccer
A strong effort against perennial power Brookfield East and an overtime victory over a solid Oak Creek team highlighted a good week for the Huskies.
Alexander Sykes tallied the winning goal in the 95th minute as Hale downed Oak Creek, 2-1, in double overtime Sept. 13. That was just the second loss of the season for the Knights.
Antonio Rodriguez scored the first goal of the contest, but Oak Creek (8-2-1 going into this week) tied it up just before the half on what Hale head coach Neil Dombrowski thought was a questionable call for a penalty kick.
The Huskies battled Brookfield East through 66 minutes of scoreless soccer before the Spartans finally broke through, then went on to a tough 2-0 victory Sept. 11.
Hale fell to 1-3 in the GMC, but just one of those games - a 5-0 loss to Marquette - could really be considered one-sided.
The Huskies blanked Brookfield Academy, 7-0, on Saturday behind two goals and two assists from Alex Kaul. Also scoring for Hale (10-5-1) were Bobby Saskowski, Sykes, Anthony Taylor and Jesse Freund.
Hale girls volleyball
In what head coach Leng Sayaovong called his team's best match of the season so far, the Huskies downed West Allis Central, 25-7, 25-20, 25-18, Sept. 11.
Jamie Supple collected nine kills, Rachel Milani nine kills and seven blocks, Caitlin Kantowski 28 assists and three service aces and Natalie Carr 22 digs.
"The players are starting to trust one another and believe in one another," said Sayaovong, whose team improved to 1-2 in Greater Metro Conference duals. "It was great to see that they were just having fun on the court and not worrying about making a mistake. This was a fun match to coach."
Greenfield girls volleyball
The Hustlin' Hawks outlasted rival Whitnall in a 25-13, 23-25, 31-29, 25-19 Woodland Conference victory Sept. 11.
Jessie Kalous totaled 17 kills for the match, while Luci Krenzke collected 44 assists, Kattie Djurica three service aces and Lauren Bullock 17 digs.
The Hustlin' Hawks improved to 3-0 in Woodland duals heading into a test on Tuesday against South Milwaukee.
Central boys soccer
Mike Manlick tallied twice and Eric Owens once as the Bulldogs dropped Veritas, 3-1, for their first victory of the season on Friday evening.
Central lost its other game last week, an 11-0 decision to powerful Brookfield Central Sept. 11.
Hale boys cross country
At the Racine St. Catherine's Angel Invitational on Saturday, the Huskies topped 28 teams, including seven who are rated in state polls this season.
They tallied 126 points to finish behind only second-rated Waukesha South with 107 points and seventh-rated Port Washington with 117 points. The Huskies came into the meet rated 11th in Division 1.
Sam Gagliano came in 17th of 532 runners with a personal-best 16 minutes, 45 seconds. Milan Stojanovic was close behind in 20th (season-best 16:48), while Robert Effinger took 22nd (personal-best 16:50), Dan Nelson 26th (personal-best 16:56) and Tony Lozano 41st (personal-best 17:18). Tim Ebben finished 86th (season-best 18:03).
Gagliano, Stojanovic and Ebben were all nursing colds during the meet and Bailey Keune was out with an injury, head coach Ron Kurtz said.
Greenfield cross country
The Hustlin' Hawks tallied 142 points for fifth place in the 13-team Franklin Invitational Friday evening.
Casey Sabinash was their leader with 19th place in 17 minutes, 50 seconds, followed by Tom Friedbacker 20th (17:50), Andy Sabinash 21st (17:56), Quinton Kufahl 32nd (18:21), Cody Hagfors 50th (18:59), Dylan Kumbera 63rd (19:19) and Brandon Dachowski 83rd (20:19).
The girls had just three runners, led by Keely Hanley in eighth place (20:25). Audrey Schmidt ran 68th (23:46) and Natalia Coralic 78th (28:56).
Whitnall girls volleyball
After a tough 25-13, 23-25, 31-29, 25-19 loss to Greenfield Sept. 11, the Falcons bounced back in a big way with a 25-20, 25-20, 25-12 triumph over Shorewood Sept. 13.
Ashley Markowiak tallied 13 kills, Kim Ertl 23 assists and Amanda Rosenwald 16 digs in the match.
Leaders in the loss to the Hustlin' Hawks were Markowiak with 11 kills, Ertl and Lauren Ray with 17 assists apiece and Rosenwald with 26 digs.
Hale boys volleyball
The Huskies tipped Waukesha North, 25-16, 19-25, 25-19, 23-25, 15-13, in a dual Sept. 12.
Parker Voller collected 13 kills, Savaughn Boston 33 assists, Zach Bohmann 16 digs, Connor O'Leary four blocks and Jake Geiger three aces for the Huskies.
Hale girls cross country
A score of 352 points lifted the Huskies to the top half of a 31-team pack Saturday at the Racine St. Catherine's Angel Invitational.
April Koshen took 45th with a personal-best 16 minutes, 41 seconds, while Madison Mihaljevic was 59th (16:58). Alyssa Drajkowski took 78th (17:21), Elizabeth Elliott 83rd (17:25), Caroline Daniels 99th (17:50), Emily Zelten 110th (18:02) and Cassie Whittier 144th (18:52).
Head coach Terry Labinski said six of the seven varsity runners posted season or personal-best times.
Whitnall girls cross country
The Falcons finished seventh in Friday's Franklin Invitational with 192 points.
Jasmine Van Tine came in 26th with 21 minutes, 14 seconds, followed by Alyssa Woo in 34th (21:50), Kim Hurst 39th (22:00), Jennifer Bahling 42nd (22:06), Lauren Lent 51st (22:35) and Kina Cross 68th (24:09).
Whitnall boys cross country
Alex Richardson again placed in the top 10, coming in eighth with 17 minutes, 12 seconds Friday in the Franklin Invitational.
Derrick Yimsut took 35th (18:24), Seth Nowak 64th (19:20), Austin Hurst 69th (19:34), Tyler Nape 71st (19:43), Jacob Wick 76th (19:53) and Blake Stencil 77th (19:56) for the Falcons, who tallied 247 points for ninth place in the 13-team meet.
Central girls volleyball
After falling to rival West Allis Hale, 25-7, 25-20, 25-18, Sept. 11, the Bulldogs also lost a four-set dual to Mukwonago Sept. 13.
They fell to the Indians, 25-14, 25-11, 24-26, 25-16, despite eight kills from Rachel Sura, 22 assists and 17 digs by Melissa Smith and three service aces from Angela Reyes.
Central boys volleyball
The Bulldogs lost in the consolation playoffs of their own tournament Saturday to Kenosha Bradford, 20-12, 20-9.
In pool play, they took fourth, splitting with Fort Atkinson, 20-18, 14-20, and losing to both Racine St. Catherine's, 20-7, 20-16, and Greendale, 20-12, 20-17.
Central also lost a dual to Kenosha Indian Trail, 25-19, 23-25, 25-23, 25-21, Sept. 10. Dominic Craig totaled six kills and four digs, Josh Kopplin 14 assists and Ryan Wisch four blocks.
Greenfield boys soccer
David Castillo scored both goals to help the Hustlin' Hawks to a 2-2 tie with Waukesha South Sept. 13.
Matt Defatte assisted on the first goal and the second was a penalty kick that he earned after he beat the goalkeeper on the dribble and the keeper pushed him.
Greenfield dropped a 3-1 Woodland Conference game to South Milwaukee Sept. 12 despite a goal by Dusan Ogjanovic. The Hawks were blanked by Greendale, 3-0, Sept. 10. Goalkeeper Brett Szalaczinski made 13 saves against the Panthers.
"All three results were disappointing," head coach Matt Ortloff said, "as we played much better in the previous two weeks. We picked up some key injuries and lost Stephen Lisiecki for two weeks."
Greenfield-Whitnall volleyball
The Raptors lost to Shorewood, 25-18, 24-26, 25-20, 25-18, Sept. 12.
Skylar Czaplewski collected 15 kills, seven digs and four blocks, while Kurt Storvik totaled 23 assists.
The Raptors also fell to New Berlin United, 25-14, 27-25, 25-17, Sept. 10 despite Parambir Singh's nine kills, Storvik's 18 assists and Kyle Hanneken's five digs.
Whitnall boys soccer
The Falcons lost three games last week, 4-2 to Waukesha North Sept. 13, 1-0 to Wauwatosa West Sept. 12 and 2-1 to South Milwaukee Sept. 10.
Whitnall slipped to 2-3 in the Woodland Conference going into this week.
Central girls cross country
The Bulldogs finished 11th with 290 points in the Franklin Invitational on Friday evening.
Katie Wardinski claimed 35th place in 21 minutes, 50 seconds, and Alex Jonas was 48th (22:31). Rounding out Central's effort were Becky Schwindt in 62nd (23:30), Hanna Pfister 72nd (28:42), Kirsten Donnerbauer 73rd (29:48) and Dana Batchelor 74th (30:41).
West Allis girls swimming
The Wave was downed by Wauwatosa East, 138-47, in a Greater Metro Conference dual Sept. 13.
Taking second for West Allis were Cierra Dufay in the diving with 137.05 points and Paulina Fortis in the 500 freestyle at 6 minutes, 50.84 seconds.
The Wave also posted nine third places.
Greenfield girls tennis
The Hustlin' Hawks lost a narrow 4-3 decision to St. Francis in Woodland Conference action Sept. 11.
They were blanked, 7-0, by New Berlin West Sept. 10 and will compete in the Woodland Tournament next Tuesday and Wednesday at sites in Greendale and Greenfield.
Whitnall girls tennis
The Falcons dropped a 6-1 dual decision to Pewaukee Sept. 10 in their only action of the week.
Another scheduled meet with Brown Deer last week was postponed by rain.
West Allis girls tennis
Traditional power Brookfield Central was too much for West Allis in a 7-0 Greater Metro Conference dual meet Sept. 11.
West Allis will take part in the GMC Tournament next Wednesday and Thursday at sites in Brookfield.
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