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Here are the Week 5 Ontario-Honda Section V offensive and defensive players of the week. These players are selected based on the input of coaches. The Democrat and Chronicle staff has no input on the player of the week or year awards.
Class AA: Chauncey Scissum (Rush Henrietta). Senior quarterback launched Rush-Henrietta's ground game versus Gates Chili, as he finished with 169 yards and 3 touchdowns on 8 carries. Scissum also completed 4 of 7 passes for 58 yards, including another touchdown.
Class A: Denzel Knight (Brockport). Knight, a senior running back, had 383 all-purpose yards and scored five touchdowns for the Blue Devils against Churchville-Chili. Knight caught three touchdown passes during a 235-yard day as a receiver, ran for a touchdown and recovered a fumble in the end zone.
Class B: Derek Bishopp (Livonia). Senior carried 24 times for 140 yards and scored the winning touchdown. Bishop also caught four passes for 91 yards, as Livonia edged Attica 6-0 to improve to 4-1.
Class C: Tyler Dancause (Marcus Whitman). The Wildcats lost 39-36 to Trumansburg of Section IV, but Dancause was one of the best players on the field. The senior running back had 8 carries for 91 yards with a touchdown, 2 receptions for 17 yards with a touchdown and scored a third time on a 77-yard kickoff return.
Class D: Tyler Shutts (York). Schutts threw three touchdown passes during York's win over Letchworth. He finished 6 of 15 passing for 237 yards. The York Golden Knights are 3-2.
Class DD: Garrett Northup (Canisteo-Greenwood). Senior threw two touchdown passes to help Canisteo-Greenwood defeat Bolivar-Richburg. Northrup also had 14 carries for 107 yards and a touchdown.
Class AA: Marquis Fields (Marshall). Senior linebacker intercepted two passes and made eight solo tackles against Edison, while the Jurists earned the team's first win of the season.
Class A: Alec Mortillaro (East Irondequoit Eastridge). Senior defensive back had eight solo tackles and an interception during Eastridge's win over Canandaigua.
Class B: Collin Shelanskey (Newark). Junior defensive back was in on 13 tackles, had a sack and intercepted a pass during Newark's victory over Midlakes. Newark is 4-1.
Class C: Dylon Mitchell (Wellsville). The 6-foot-5 Lions junior defensive tackles forced a fumble, made 10 solo tackles and had two quarterback hurries during Wellsville's win over Dansville.
Class DD: Pete Thomas (Pembroke). Junior linebacker made 15 solo tackles and was in on 21 overall during Pembroke's loss to Batavia Notre Dame. Thomas, who is listed at 5-10 and 215 pounds, also broke up a pass.
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EMERY-Our loving mother Louisa Watson Jewkes Barber, age 76, passed away Saturday Dec. 22, 2012 in Arizona.
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With so many issues facing voters in the upcoming election a clear straight forward stand on key issues may help many decide which candidate to vote for. It is obvious that the first duty of government is to protect innocent human life. Without this protection all other rights have no value. For example, if a candidate said they were for terrorist acts against innocent Americans, most Americans wouldn't ask them what their positions on the economy, education, or healthcare is, The fact they are for terrorist acts against innocent Americans should completely disqualify them regardless of how good their other positions are. In light of this reasoning a Catholic defense organization called Catholic Answers has issued a voters guide based on the unchanging doctrines of the church. There are five non-negotiable issues.
These five current issues concern actions that must never be promoted by the law and can never be deliberately performed. No candidate who really wants to advance the common good will support any action contrary to the non-negotiable principles involved in these issues.
l. Abortion. The church teaches that, regarding a law permitting abortions, it is "never licit to obey it, or to take part in a propaganda campaign in favor of such a law, or to vote for it" (EV 73). Abortion is the intentional and direct killing of an innocent human being, and therefore it is a form of homicide. The unborn child is always an innocent party, and no law may permit the taking of his life. Even when a child is conceived through rape or incest, the fault is not the child's, who should not suffer death for others' sins.
2. Euthanasia. Often disguised by the name "mercy killing," euthanasia also is a form of homicide. No person has a right to take his own life, and no one has the right to take the life of any innocent person. In euthanasia, the ill or elderly are killed, by action or omission, out of a misplaced sense of compassion, but true compassion cannot include intentionally doing something intrinsically evil to another person (cf. EV 73).
3. Embryonic Stem Cell Research. Human embryos are human beings. "Respect for the dignity of the human being excludes all experimental manipulation or exploitation of the human embryo" (CRF 4b). Recent scientific advances show that medical treatments that researchers hope to develop from experimentation on embryonic stem cells can be developed by using adult stem cells instead. Adult stem cells can be obtained without doing harm to the adults fromwhom they come. Thus there is no valid medical argument in favor of using embryonic stem cells.
4. Human Cloning. "Attempts...for obtaining a human being without any connection with sexuality through 'twin fusion,' cloning, or parthenogenesis are to be considered contrary to the moral law, since they are in opposition to the dignity both of human procreation and of the conjugal union" (RHL I:6). Human cloning also involves abortion because the "rejected" or "unsuccessful" embryonic clones are destroyed, yet each clone is a human being.
5. Homosexual Marriage. True marriage is the union of one man and one woman. Legal recognition of any other union as "marriage" undermines true marriage, and legal recognition of homosexual unions actually does homosexual persons a disfavor by encouraging them to persist in what is an objectively immoral arrangement. "When legislation in favor of the recognition of homosexual unions is proposed for the first time in a legislative assembly, the Catholic lawmaker has a moral duty to express his opposition clearly and publicly and to vote against it. To vote in favor of a law so harmful to the common good is gravely immoral" (UHP 10).
Though many Americans have all but forgotten about the millions killed by abortion, an honest look at what an abortion is, and at how many victims it claims, is enough to reveal that nothing outweighs its gravity among the many "life issues." Multiple church documents have confirmed this insight, repeating over and over that the abortion tragedy demands urgent attention and priority and being wrong on abortion outweighs being right on other issues. The truth is, if you are wrong on abortion, you can't be right on other issues. To permit abortion, but then to cry out for the right to work, housing, education, health care, and so forth, is to say that these other rights belong to some people but not to all. They obviously do not belong to those who were snuffed out by abortion. Therefore, these rights cannot be human rights, because you have already said that not all humans have a claim on them. This trivializes those other rights and puts them on an obscure and questionable foundation.
If you permit abortion, then, on what basis do you defend the other rights? Why do we care for the poor? Because they have a right to food, clothing, and shelter. But why do they have a right to those things? Because they have a right to live. Why are we concerned about unemployment? Because people have a right to make a living. Why do they have that right? Because they have a right to live. It all comes back to that foundational right. Abortion is not the only issue, but neither is the foundation of a house the only part of a house. Take it away, however, and see how well you can build the rest. The reason that being wrong on abortion makes it impossible to be right on other issues is that the heart and soul of every "issue" is precisely the dignity of the human person whose right to life is not under the dominion of any other person. A person's dignity comes from the fact that he or she is human, not that someone else decides to grant that right at some point in time. Any human right begins when human life begins; otherwise, it isn't a human right, but rather some kind of benefit bestowed for another reason. Now if you can take the right to life from some humans, as abortion does to the children in the womb, then obviously you can take away from those same humans all their other human rights, because non of those other rights made such a claim upon your resect that you had to let those people live to possess it. This is why the leader of a billion plus Catholics had said: "...when the right to life is not protected, cries for other human rights are false and illusory." (John Paul II)
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During the recent Ferron City Council meeting, Mayor JoAnn Behling responded to a question concerning the improvement project at Millsite Golf Course. "Seeding for the portion of the new nine hole project, especially those holes on the North side of the road should be completed this fall," said Mayor Behling. "The portion of the project that is on the South side of the road will be completed next spring."
In other business conducted by the council, Councilman Garrett Hansen informed the council that the new dog ordinance will be ready for presentation to the council by the next meeting. "We need to acquire the funds to build a kennel facility outside of the city shop to house stray animals for short term," he said. It was mentioned the city should have enough materials already on hand to complete this project.
Councilman Joe Trenery said work is nearing completion on the Bowden Lane curb and gutter project. "We are addressing some of problems now," he stated.
Councilman Trent Jackson expressed his appreciation and thanks to those who helped during the Peach Days celebration. Along with the Mayor, the remaining council persons also expressed their appreciation. Several issues, such as improvements to the horse races, demolition derby, exhibits, vendors, soap box derby, pet parade, dessert social, talent show and bike ride were noted and discussed. These improvements will be implemented next year. The need for more volunteers to help with setup and cleanup for the celebration is crucial.
Councilman Jackson also stated the beautification committee is planning a scarecrow competition for the fall season. Flyers will be included in the newsletter with the criteria for the competition. He mentioned the appreciation chili dinner will be held Nov. 11 and the winners will be announced at that social.
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CHICKASHA – The Drover men were recently placed at No. 23 in the nation, just in time to compete against one of their toughest opponents of the season.
But this weekend could prove a great test for both USAO soccer teams, as the 2-0 women take on Texas Wesleyan, which defeated No. 13 Oklahoma City earlier this week.
"We are concerned with the game on Friday right now," head coach Jimmy Hampton said. "Texas Wesleyan women knocked off No. 13 Oklahoma City this week, and the men drew with OCU. They are excellent squads we play Friday."
The Drovers have home-field advantage in those Friday games. The women kick off at 1 p.m., with the men following at 3 p.m.
The following day, the No. 23 men turn around to play No. 21 Bethel College out of Tennessee, also at home.
"Bethel was as good or better than any team we saw last year at nationals. They are technical, fast, well coached and just a top team in the country," Hampton said. "We are still very new and young, so I feel like we are the underdog."
This will be the first time this season the Drovers have faced a ranked opponent. The men start the season 1-1.
"It will give us a gauge of where we are and where we need to go," Hampton said. "It will be a great game, I hope, and a good chance for our players to compete against a great side. It's a excellent opportunity for our players and one we hope they embrace."
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Warhammer Online: A new game, a new adventure, a new set of professions to explore and max out. And now, here's the question that is on everybody's mind… Where can I go to max out my profession the fastest? The answer to this question: Nowhere. That's right, in WAR; there is no place to easily max out your profession compared to another one. There are, however, places you can go that seem to be slightly better for leveling. At least it seems so for two out of the six professions.WAR has a total of six professions at this current time. Scavenging, butcher, and salvaging are the three "gathering" professions while apothecary, magical talisman making, and cultivating are your "production" professions. Yes, cultivating gives you items used in other skills, much like the gathering skills, but to cultivate, you need several items to produce something. I digress.
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I protest bias against Destruction! Where are the Orc, Chaos and Dark Elves? If anyone knows how to butcher it's them!
On a serious note, I've seen other people comment about the scarcity of Rank 10-40 mat drops for Apothecary using either Gathering skill compared to the Rank 50+ mat drops. Some comment on where to find these (for every race) would be useful.
Since I've only been on the Order side I can't really give a good idea of where to hunt these materials for Destruction, but in the Dwarven chapter 2 area (the PQ near the caves, not the stairs) is a great place to find the level 10-40 drops needed for apothecary. Most of the items dropped are level 10 and 25 leeches as well as the water used in making the healing potions.
Honestly, all around, this has to be one of the most pointless "news" pieces I've seen on this site. Anyone who's actually played the game will know that "leveling" scavenging and butchering skill is as easy as just using it on whatever you kill as you progress through the chapters. It hardly needs a "guide."
It would be much more intelligent to discuss the difficulties of cultivation, and the actual mechanics of apothecary and talisman making.
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I protest bias against Destruction! Where are the Orc, Chaos and Dark Elves? If anyone knows how to butcher it's them!
On a serious note, I've seen other people comment about the scarcity of Rank 10-40 mat drops for Apothecary using either Gathering skill compared to the Rank 50+ mat drops. Some comment on where to find these (for every race) would be useful.
Rank 1 mats from the vendor are good (assuming you haven't farmed up a ton already just as you kill) until skill 25-30. Assuming you've been butchering every level 1-10 mob as you've moved from Chapter 1 to 2 and beyond, you should have a good chunk of 25's to work with to get you to 50.
You shouldn't run into Apothecary leveling issues until 100 to 115 when working towards 125, and that really only applies to Chaos Chapter 10, 11, and 12 when the quests for beasts are few and far between. That means going out there and slaughtering a bunch in the right level range even though you don't have quests for them.
In defense, there are people that play this game that enjoy grinding away at gathering materials. Yes, your way is probably the best and easiest way to gather resources when it applies to your style of gaming, but there are others that like the simplicity of hunting in a single area where they can dominate NPC critters.
These kind of articles are tricky. Too basic and you're essentially telling people playing WAR, what's already in the manual. Personally, I'd like to see a little guide on what gathering and crafting skills work best together for those who haven't bothered much with it so far.
One tip I'd include is if you want to craft, then make sure you get your skills up to level 50 as soon as possible, as once you leave Tier1 the level of the items you loot shoots up. This is particularly relevant to Apothecary, Cultivation and Talisman Making (and poss Magical Salvage), which require more items and more time investment to level.
It can be a real pain discovering you've either got to sit by a merchant and waste gold on basic ingredients or head back to Tier1 to farm low-level mobs. Ironically, this is exactly what Mythos wanted to avoid, and in on the most part they do.
In my experience, you don't really have to try leveling your Butchering and Salvaging to 100. I'd also be interested in some useful tips on leveling apothecary and cultivation.
As I'm focusing on Apothecary (atm) I'd be interested in answers to questions like:
1.Should you vary potions (or whatever) you make to level faster or just grind out the same one?
2. What potions (items) can you make at higher level (100+)?
3. Volatile vs Stable - is there a gain to taking the risk?
4. What extra ingredients really make a difference to duration, quantity and quality?
5. What a the best (that you know of) healing main ingredients?
6. What kind of random effects can happen when brewing potions?
7. What difference does an expensive glass vial make to the brew?
This, again, is my opinion, but generally people who appear to frequent MMORPG have prior experience of playing them, so I reckon you should take it up the assumed knowledge up a few notches.
Look forward to reading some more stuff on WAR. Playing and enjoying it right now.
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1.Should you vary potions (or whatever) you make to level faster or just grind out the same one?
2. What potions (items) can you make at higher level (100+)?
3. Volatile vs Stable - is there a gain to taking the risk?
4. What extra ingredients really make a difference to duration, quantity and quality?
5. What a the best (that you know of) healing main ingredients?
6. What kind of random effects can happen when brewing potions?
7. What difference does an expensive glass vial make to the brew?
1) It doesn't seem to matter. As long as the main ingredient is 0-15 from your current score, you'll almost always gain a point. From 16-25 away from your current level and you're less likely to gain. 26-50, essentially forget it.
2) Basically every spell in the game has an analogous potion. This goes beyond "thorns" into all sorts of stuff normally reserved for specific classes. You'll see those crop up at and beyond skill 150.
3) For leveling, there's no gain. If you want to use the potions yourself or sell them at auction, there is an obvious gain. Also, certain ingredients like Redbelly Ticks create particularly unstable potions that show on the meter as "unstable" but really are pure fail and will cost you vial after vial unless you push it up into the green.
4) That's a tough question as it really depends on what your source is. Waters tend to be better stabilizers than plant stabilizers but not always better than gores, for example, but that's not a hard and fast rule. Usually, the higher the level of the ingredient, the better it is at whatever it does when compared to another ingredient of the same type.
5) Again, tough question. The healing potions are effectively quantized; you use too "good" an ingredient and you push the heal into the next level range. As a Butcher, I use the Ticks and Leeches, but the former can be a pain on stability. Then again, they also pop out potions of quite high levels. Unfortunately, the only thing that matters to leveling the skill is the level of the main ingredient you use, not the product.
6) Random effects? Multiple potions, variant potions (longer duration, more efficacy, etc.), but it's not like cultivation where you can get a totally wild outcome.
7) There are two types of "glass vials." The first, and probably only ones you've seen so far are the normal vendor ones and the ones from PQ bags. There are four levels of these guys available to the general public, two from merchants, two from PQ bags, although all four can be obtained if your guild is of sufficient level to get them in the Viper's Pit. I'll talk about the second kind of vial later.
Now, when using a higher level vial, your stability and potion level automatically increase. For example, if you use a level 1 main ingredient with the level 50 vial, the potion meter usually starts out at orange, instead of red. This makes it easier to stabilize - which means more additives.
The second kind of vial are the "Touched" vials. They are used for specific potions post 175. For example, if you ever get a vial called "Chamon Touched Exquisite Glass Vial," you'll know you've got one of the epic potion vials on your hands. The fact that the name is in purple helps, too.
8) The question you didn't ask: Which is better; Butchery, Scavenging, or Cultivation?
Answer: Butchery and Cultivation are primarily tied to Alchemy. Butchery gives Cultivation ingredients as well, which is a pain since Cultivation is a Gather, not a trade (so stupid, in my opinion). Scavenging primarily gives Talisman making items with Cultivation items secondary BUT draws up the oh-so-needed stabilizing waters Alchemists need. Unfortunately, a great alchemist needs access to all three of these Gathering skills. If you want to tradeskill in WAR, prepare to spend a lot of time at the Auction searching for ingredients. If you're particularly masochistic like me, you can level three separate characters in Butchery, Scavenging, and Cultivation.


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Arts and Sciences dean Michael Barber, S.J., believes mentoring plays an important role in the SLU community.
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Kati Cundari, a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences, recalls the challenges she faced and how her faculty mentors guided her.
"As a freshman, I came in very confused about what I was going to do with the rest of my life," Cundari said. "I took a few classes and found my connection in communication. I declared a major and began working with Elizabeth Richard, Ph.D. (Undergraduate Director of Communication) who not only helped me understand the basics of class selection but also helped me consider what I could do with each of the concentrations within my major."
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"I know that I can walk into Mary's office and talk about academic troubles, stresses with my internship or a documentary I just watched that I think she would enjoy," Cundari said. "She became a mentor for more than just academics. She helped me make a great decision on where to study abroad and decide on an internship this fall. The mentoring process allowed me to get to know Mary for which I am quite grateful."
And for Kari, the mentoring process didn't stop there. She became a SLU 101 leader, answering questions and sharing her experiences with a new group of students ready to join the SLU community.
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"Second, make a strong connection with a professor or mentor. Not only will it make classes more fun if you are comfortable, but you also have someone that will provides references, make recommendations or maybe even think of you for internships or job opportunities they come across."
Rodney Pruitt, also a A&S senior majoring in communication with minors in Film Studies and African American Studies, shared the insights he gained, especially as a first-year student.
Pruitt said that interaction with mentors and other leaders were essential in helping him develop a great first year experience.
"Mentoring with faculty helps the transition process because students are welcomed into a friendly, understanding and caring environment that strives for student success, both mentally and academically," Pruitt said. "Growth as a person outside of the classroom is just as important as academic growth. Faculty and staff guarantee that students are receiving this quality service."
Mentoring also is a positive experience for the professors who share time with the students and recall those whose mentoring, advice and friendship during college has stayed with them throughout the years.
Cundari's communication mentor, Dr. Elizabeth Richard, said the rewards of working with students are tremendous.
"On a professional level, each mentoring experience deepens our skills working within the institution and with the students," Richard said. "Personally, the feeling of helping a student reach goals is very gratifying, Nothing pleases me more than meeting with a student who was referred by another student I've helped in the past. To me, that shows that I'm doing a good job."
Richard added that each student is different and needs different things.
"For some, the biggest need is a kick in the rear end. For others, the biggest need is help with perspective and looking at the big picture. For still others, the biggest need is having someone to listen quietly while they talk about problems. The mentoring relationship is about discovering what each student needs and working to that end together."
Although she is now the mentor, Richard has strong memories of the people who mentored her as a college student.
"I was fortunate to have several mentors during my college years," Richard said. A few of those relationships have continued as I have transitioned from being a student to a professor and mentor. Being able to contact mentors who have known me since I was 18 years old for perspective and advice is priceless. They also have a way of reminding me that I don't have to have all the answers."
Anneke Bart, Ph.D., Associate Chair of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, said the focus on mentoring is one she really likes and one she believes is beneficial to everyone involved.
"I think both the faculty members and the students can gain from the experience. For faculty it is rewarding to speak with and mentor our students. Getting to know some of our wonderful students keeps us connected to an important part of our profession: -- teaching," Bart said.
"For the students there are many benefits as well. Having a chat with your mentor regularly means that someone is on your side helping assure your path through college is as smooth as possible. Through your mentor you may find out about some great professional opportunities, scholarships, and hopefully it keeps you connected to your chosen profession/ studies."
Bart adds that mentoring plays a different role at different levels and there is great value in knowing all your options.
"A student new to the major or minor should have a chat with their mentor to figure out what all their options are."
"In our department we like to make new students aware of the math and computer science club. Several departments have such clubs and this is a great way for students to get to know not only their mentors, but also some of the other faculty and the fellow students in their program."
Bart remembers professors who officially or unofficially mentored her through her own times as a student and how it often kept her going.
"I remember appreciating the feedback I got. It was nice having it affirmed that I was doing the right things and was making progress. I specifically remember one professor telling me I was clearly very talented. That comment got me through many a rough spot! We all have our off moments and knowing that we are still doing fine in the big picture is important."
The College of Arts and Sciences will host "Mentoring Matters Month" in February. Watch Newslink and the A&S webpage for additional details.
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Kenneth and Connie Gilbert of Huntington announce the marriage of their daughter Kenna to R. Kyle Toone, son of Keith and Inez Toone of Tooele on June 6.
A garden reception will be held at the Gilbert home in their honor from 6-8 p.m.on June 14 at 555 West 365 North in Huntington.
Kenna is a graduate of Emery High and Weber State. She is currently a family advocate for Head Start in Ogden. Kyle is a graduate of Tooele High. The couple plan to make their home in Ogden.
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Robert and Ilene Baker announce the marriage of their daughter Taryn Luora to Louis Kelly Duke son of Kelly and Melody Duke. They will be sealed in the Manti LDS Temple on June 13. A reception will be held in their honor on June 14 from 6-8 p.m. at the LDS Church in Emery. Friends and family are welcome to attend.
Taryn graduated from Emery High School in 2008. She is working to be certified as a pharmacy technician. Louis graduated from Emery High School in 2004 and recently graduated from CEU with his Associate of Science in psychology. He also served an LDS mission in the Brazil, Belem Mission. The couple plan to attend school and make their home in Price.
Dan and Annette Wells of Cleveland are pleased to announce the forthcoming wedding of their daughter Allison Wells to John Anderson son of Russell and Charmaine Anderson of Texas.
The couple will be married in the Manti Utah Temple June 14. A reception will be held in their honor that evening from 7-9 p.m. in the Cleveland Ward Cultural Hall, 350 West 40 North, Cleveland.
They have both served missions for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Allison served in the El Salvador, San Salvador East Mission, and John served in the Oregon, Eugene Mission. They are both currently attending Utah State University and will make their home in Logan.
George and Beth Rollins announce the marriage of their daughter ZamberGee to Paul W. Sharp, the son of William and Charmaine Sharp. The couple will be married June 14 at the Museum of the San Rafael at 3 p.m. A reception will follow from 6-8 p.m.
Richard and Debbie Olsen of Price announce the marriage of their daughter Christine Jo to Cassady C. Christensen, the son of Nancy and the late Keith Christensen of Logan. Christine and Cassady were married June 7 at Sherwood Hills Resort in Logan. A reception was held that evening. An open house will be held June 14 from 1-3 p.m. at the Greenwell Convention Center in Price.
Christine is a 2003 graduate of Carbon High School. She attended the College of Eastern Utah and Utah State University and graduated in 2007 with a bachelor of arts degree in English. She is now employed with Logan City. Cassady graduated from Sky View High School in 1999 and is employed at Utah State University.
After honeymooning on the Oregon Coast, Christine and Cassady will reside in North Logan with their chocolate Lab, Ike.
Jerad Housekeeper and Shayna Stansfield have chosen June 14 to be married. A reception will be held from 6-8 p.m. at 50 West 200 Souh in Goshen. Another reception will be held June 20 at the Housekeeper residence 840 South 400 West in Ferron from 6-8 p.m.
Jerad is the son of JC and Julie Housekeeper of Ferron. Shayna is the daughter of Bill and Vickie Stansfield of Goshen.
Cody and Jackie Taylor are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Candace Lovine to Gavin Anderson, son of Larry and Connie Anderson. They will be married on June 14 at Millsite State Park. A reception will be held in their honor that evening from 6-8 p.m. at the Castle Dale Senior Center at 160 East 100 North.
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Rhinelander Man Goes to Federal Prison for Possessing a Gun as a Felon
Submitted: 05/06/2013
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- People who commit a felony lose the right to have a gun.
A Rhinelander man who broke that law will spend three years in federal prison.
29 year old Christopher Whittaker had a 22 caliber rifle in his possession in the spring of 2012.
He had previously been convicted of felonies including hijacking a vehicle and child abuse.
He pled guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm in February.
U.S. district judge Lynn Adleman has now sentenced Whittaker to serve three years in federal prison, to be followed by three years of supervised release.
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Local restaurants cook for a cause
Submitted: 02/19/2017
- Patricia Tholl from Rodeo Saloon in Tomahawk put her cooking skills toward a good cause Saturday night.
"Today I made a bratwurst soup. It's a beef base, your regular onions and carrots and celery," said Tholl.
Tholl is the defending champion of the Empty Bowls soup competition.
"The prize is a little ladle. It's a lot of fun, I was really happy to have this honor for a whole year," said Tholl.
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Former Portage County doctor pleads guilty to sexually assaulting patients
Submitted: 02/18/2017
- A former Portage County doctor could go to prison for sexually assaulting his patients. Wilton Calderon pled guilty to three felonies Friday.
Calderon was a caregiver at the Plover Family Practice until leaving it in 2015. He then moved to Connecticut.
At least seven women accused Calderon of sexually assaulted them during appointments. Some patients said Calderon placed his genitals in their hands and performed unwanted gynecological exams by penetrating them with his fingers.
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- Crowds gathered in Conover Community Park today for a little winter fun. The Northwoods Blizzard Blast provided winter games for people of all ages.
Dylan Kleffman spent his Saturday doing some of his favorite winter activities.
"So far my favorite thing was the pony and the snowshoeing," said seven-year-old Kleffman.
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Plover gas station robbed at gunpoint, suspect in custody
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- A 19-year-old man robbed a Plover gas station at gun point Saturday at around 1:30 a.m.
According to the Plover Police Department, a white male wearing dark clothing showed a handgun and demanded cash at the Moto Mart Gas Station on Plover road.
The suspect, Cody Krueger then left on foot.
Police later went to a home on the southwest side of the Plover. Around 11:45 a.m. Stevens Point and Plover joint SWAT team got a search warrant, but Krueger was not inside the home.
Around 1:30 p.m., police were able to find Krueger in Stevens Point. He was taken to Portage County Jail waiting charges associated with armed robbery.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Plover Police Department at 715-345-5255.
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- An alarm system used only in extreme emergencies -- like an active shooter -- went off at a Stevens Point school Friday. Thankfully, that report was a false alarm.
Stevens Point police were called to Ben Franklin Junior High School at 12:19 p.m. Police responded within three minutes. Some students were already leaving the building when officers got there.
Police made sure students outside got a safe distance away, then sent teams in to sweep the building.
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- Update Feb. 17, 2017 10:20 p.m. -- The woman who runs an Oneida County animal rescue could face animal mistreatment charges.
Oneida County Deputies booked Stephanie Schneider on Thursday. She is due in court on Feb. 27.
Last week, deputies removed 39 dogs from Schneider's "It Matters to One" in Sugar Camp and put them at the Oneida County Humane Society.
Police are recommending charges to the district attorney, which include failing to provide food and water, mistreating animals, and obstructing officers.
People who know Schneider say they can't believe this is happening.
"I'm just heartsick about this, and I'm sick at heart for her," said LynnAnn Thomas, a Sugar Camp resident who says she's friends with Stephanie Schneider.
"Those are her children. She would never, ever , ever mistreat them," Thomas said.
But that's exactly what police believe Schneider did. Last week they removed the dogs from the facility after a weeks-long investigation that was prompted by complaints and concerns from several people.
"People that had worked or volunteered there were concerned about the conditions that the dogs were in and the fact that they were not receiving food or water," said Oneida County Sheriff's Capt. Terri Hook.
Those accusations baffle Thomas.
"I been over there several times, it's always been meticulously clean, happy dogs," Thomas said.
Thomas believes whatever condition the dogs were in, they came to Schneider that way.
"She does get some really, really, really desperate cases, and I imagine that they take a long time to heal," Thomas said.
Thomas added she got her own dog from It Matters To One a few years ago.
"I got my little Hankey, he came in in really bad shape, and she wouldn't let me have him until he was nursed back to health," Thomas said.
Since the dogs were removed, It Matters to One posted certificates of veterinary inspections on its
Facebook page for most of the 39 dogs. The Sheriff's Office has seen those and is including them in its investigation, which is ongoing and may not end soon.
"Just to ensure that all the dogs are healed and make sure they've received all the care they need," Hook said.
Newswatch 12 has reached out to It Matters to One and has been communicating with the rescue via email.
The state Department of Agriculture Trade and Consumer Protection is helping the sheriff's office with its investigation and will decide if the rescue can keep its license.
Newswatch 12 also reached out to the veterinarian who conducted the inspections for the rescue, but has not yet heard back.
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Land O' Lakes Elementary Students become dentists for a day
Submitted: 02/17/2017
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"It started at a young age I want to help people I want to teach them to have great teeth so they can have their teeth for the rest of their lifetime," said Wagner.
Wagner spent her morning teaching students at Land O' Lakes Elementary school what it takes to be a dentist.
"The kids [get to] be the dentists and take food out of the bad teeth [we can help] dads and grandmas and aunts and kids," said Kindergartener Taylen Nelson.
These dentists in training learned everything they needed to stay on teeth patrol and have healthy teeth.
"You can't eat candy and you can't eat squirrel or deer," said 4K student Mackenzie Feltes.
Wagner set up demonstration tables to show what unhealthy foods can do to their teeth, and how to correctly floss and brush their pearly whites.
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Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in School Strip Search CaseWednesday, April 22nd, 2009
And it doesn't look good. By the NY Times account of yesterday's arguments, even the Court's liberal justices seemed amenable to strip searches by school administrators. A couple justices even seemed to endorse the idea of body cavity searches.
Justice Breyer elaborated on what children put in their underwear. "In my experience when I was 8 or 10 or 12 years old, you know, we did take our clothes off once a day," he said. "We changed for gym, O.K.? And in my experience, too, people did sometimes stick things in my underwear."
The courtroom rocked with laughter, and the justice grew a little flustered at having apparently misspoken…
Several justices appeared troubled by the search, but also seemed loath to second-guess school officials confronted with a variety of dangerous substances.
"My thought process," Justice Souter said, "is I would rather have the kid embarrassed by a strip search, if we can't find anything short of that, than to have some other kids dead because the stuff is distributed at lunchtime and things go awry."
Can anyone think of a single incident in the last 30 years in which several children have died after ingesting drugs distributed by one of their classmates on school grounds? Before we let school principals go rummaging through the panties of underage girls, shouldn't we be at least be able to cite a few examples?
It's a little troubling to see how comfortable these old men (Ginsburg isn't quoted in the article) seem to be with allowing school administrators access to the genitalia of school children based on nothing more than a hunch that they might be "crotching" some ibuprofen.
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On June 21 at approximately 4:30 p.m. a call came into dispatch from Emery stating there was an ATV accident. Three friends were riding ATVs on the Wildcat Canyon road west of Emery, three-four miles west of SR-10. One of the boys rode ahead and the other two were following behind. The two riders behind were unable to locate the rider who had gone ahead. They then went back down the road and found the other rider at the bottom of a 130 plus foot cliff. They couldn't reach him because of the cliff and ledges. They called to the boy but didn't get any response. They then rode back into Emery where they were able to get cell phone service and called 911.
Further investigation leads the Emery County Sheriff's Office to believe the young man was going too fast up the road to negotiate a sharp turn and he flipped over a cedar tree and then over the edge of the cliff.
The Emery ambulance responded to the scene along with deputies and Sheriff LaMar Guymon. The Emery County Search and Rescue and the high angle rope rescue team were among the first to arrive at the scene. Members of the rope team descended into the canyon and determined the young man had succumbed to his injuries from the fall. The young man was wearing a helmet and protective riding gear at the time of the accident. It took the recovery team several hours to set-up and descend to retrieve the deceased. The deceased male was identified as Solomon Jack Gardner, 17, of Emery.
He was in Emery for the summer staying with his family and also lives in Taylorsville. The family is building a home in Emery. The boy's body has been sent to the medical examiners office.