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Written on: 15/02/2017
Aldi's philosophy is get them in and get them out as soon as they have paid. Custmers I mean,the very poeople they are opening shops all over the place for...... Staff don't help,don't get out their way if you are filling shelves and certainly dont stop sweeping the floor if someone is waiting to pay. Then there's make sure you throw all the shopping in the trolley and ask how they are paying before youve even started processing the sale. This of course management that make there staff use this… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/02/2017 by Bakerkq1959 (1 review written)
Once again I went there for discounted prices and they did not have the sale items in stock. Same thing happened the last time I went there two days in a row. No sale items. The prices are getting higher in many areas of the store for no reason. The herbs went up 20%, and the eggs went up 30% for the last month. The veggies were very high this visit and it is not really worth the gas to go there specially for the sales. It is very frustrating to go there for certain things and not find them… Read Full Review
Written on: 07/02/2017 by 380MacKay (1 review written)
please check your receipts before leaving the shop as I have been doubled charged for items purchased for the third time in one month. Going back to the store to get your money back is too much effort due to lengthy queues and no dedicated customer service desk. Please watch out for this. This review is for Aldi Hemel Hempstead… Read Full Review
Written on: 20/01/2017 by Eurekaman (1 review written)
DON'T PARK at Aldi Fakenham if the Car Park Registration System's Not Working.
Written on: 07/03/2017
They have no legal right and harass people. They make me sick.
Written on: 17/03/2017
let the local newspapers know about it and ask them to contact Aldi on your behalf for a comment. Adverse publicity is the last thing they want.
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As its some 3 months since you posted I thought you would have heard something by now.
I have only just noted your date of posting so my initial advice regarding newspapers would hold no interest to them due to the time lapse.
Written on: 08/03/2017
HI, this has happened to me before, don't worry. First of all you received the ticket because you are the car owner. This is a contract between the driver and the carpark. You must not lie not you can withhold information for example write back and say that you are indeed the owner but you were not the driver. That's it! They cannot pursue the claim against the owner and you are not responsible to declare who the driver is. I got 2 letters asking fro the driver details and both times I said it is not my responsibility to inform you who the driver was. I never lied!
Warning the only exception is if you get a "Real" council parking ticket, you just have to pay. Most supermarkets are private companies so have very little rights unless they can prove who the driver was, NOT the car owner. Check it out on line
Written on: 08/03/2017
HI, this has happened to me before, don't worry. First of all you received the ticket because you are the car owner. This is a contract between the driver and the carpark. You must not lie not you can withhold information for example write back and say that you are indeed the owner but you were not the driver. That's it! They cannot pursue the claim against the owner and you are not responsible to declare who the driver is. I got 2 letters asking fro the driver details and both times I said it is not my responsibility to inform you who the driver was. I never lied!
Warning the only exception is if you get a "Real" council parking ticket, you just have to pay. Most supermarkets are private companies so have very little rights unless they can prove who the driver was, NOT the car owner. Check it out on line
Written on: 20/12/2016 by Omar4233 (1 review written)
First of of let me start by saying I respect everyone's opinion about Aldi. To me there's no value on most of there item and here's why; if you buy a box of cereal for $1.50 or so look at the amount that comes In the box vs going to a regular grocery store and spending $4.00 for a big bag of cereal. I let you do the math. Second they just throw your items like garbage into your cart, there produce just sucks. Any produce you buy you better eat it the same day. And let's not forget there… Read Full Review
Written on: 30/11/2016 by vtHogan312 (1 review written)
the cashier that waited on my husband and I was quite rude. There's plenty of other stores to shop at that gives better service. This left a bad impression!… Read Full Review
Written on: 01/10/2016 by 123dhills (18 reviews written)
Bought this item from Aldi Excellent Product and just does what it says on the tin. I found when things go wrong this company does not shirk its responsibilities, it has an excellent customer service and the best thing is that they will listen to you and be flexible.I would recommend this company to all I know for understanding and an excellent product.I never thought there were companies out there who will go the extra mile.THANK YOU,from a happy customer and a continued customer… Read Full Review
Written on: 27/09/2016 by DanielleGentry (1 review written)
My purchases were thrown through the checkout so fast some actually fell on floor I asked till operator to slow down, who replied would get into trouble if he did,immediately items were through operator barks "cash or card" NO PLEASE OR THANKYOU, seemed like we've got your money now GET OUT, I spoke to manager about items falling on floor he was NOT INTERESTED. Aldi's staff attitude are rude and unpleasant, I will be shopping at MORRISONS in future… Read Full Review
Written on: 14/09/2016
I like to shop at my neighborhood Aldi, but this complaint relates to all of their stores. I lost part of my rolator walker at the store either on the parking lot or in the store while loading my groceries. This item is irreplaceable unless I buy another entire chair. I went on line to find a phone number and was referred to corporate during the week. Today is Sunday, so what if it gets thrown away as scrap. Will you replace my chair?????!!!!!!!… Read Full Review
Written on: 07/09/2016 by shass (13 reviews written)
Success seems to have gone to Aldi's head. Now they no longer seem to bother. The fruit and vegetables at my local store are rotten within days, they are not even remotely fresh when you buy them. Product lines are now being changed for ever cheaper rubbish. Used to be a loyal customer but fed up with appalling lack of quality… Read Full Review
Written on: 21/08/2016 by Hood461 (1 review written)
I visited today for first time. Wish I'd have gone sooner. Got everything I wanted and at almost half the price of my usual weekly shop from well known supermarket.I'll certainly make this my regular supermarket shop from now on. Car park was easily accessible,store was well stocked,not waiting long at checkout and although staff were helpful and polite there was none of the "scripted sickening rubbish" that gets spoken to you at leading supermarket.A very enjoyable moneysaving experience… Read Full Review
Written on: 09/08/2016 by Braidman (7 reviews written)
Aldi seem to employ pilgrims in my local store, here today gone tomorrow, and as a mere male looking for something, don't ask any of them where it is as they are so off hand it's over there is the usual reply! But their favourite trick is to put up the sign till closing as I approach with only a couple of items to pay for, pathetic! I only go in the evenings as it's the nearest shop I can walk too and onlt for fresh milk etc!… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/06/2016 by 151Chapman (1 review written)
Buy all my staples (weekly items) there. Have shopped there for over 10 years. Only a few items I have been disappointed with. We save so much money by shopping there. Love their organic line of food. Great cheeses, wine, herbs & spices. We really enjoy holiday items. I love that you don't have to choose from so many brands. Keeps my ADD in check. :). We actually prefer the Aldi brand over brand name at other super markets. We love their weekly special buys. The only thing about that is… Read Full Review
Written on: 19/05/2016 by WannabeExpertCommentor (1 review written)
Expected the best (at least acceptable) and found the worst; cleanliness, off and house brands, employee attitude. Wandered and wondered hw thus chair had garnered such great comments from users, the media in the Orlando area. The West Palm Beach store we visited did not live up to any measure of the competition. And we were shocked. And disappointed. We will not return to any Aldi… Read Full Review
Written on: 01/03/2016 by KaelaLee88 (3 reviews written)
We have been shopping at our local Aldi for around 1 year now and having been to other supermarkets, we find Aldi to be the best value and to have the best variety of foods for our requirements. We are frugal shoppers who buy Value or lowest cost alternative if value is not available and we also are vegetarian. There is significant research that shows that people who spend more time in a particular shop doing their shopping, will spend significantly more. This is not a concern at Aldi as the… Read Full Review
Written on: 12/02/2016 by Hatkin (1 review written)
I first started shopping at Aldi about 2.5 years ago. I then found it very good value for the goods I bought and had a generally relaxed experience in the store. Over the last 9 months I have found a general deterioration in customer treatment. I have been nearly run down by a trolley with no apology. I felt invisible as a store manager stood directly in front of me to stack items as I was looking at something. Although not short I had to ask for help from a staff member to get something… Read Full Review
Written on: 04/02/2016 by mjHay42 (1 review written)
My experiences at Aldi have been good. My biggest complaint not enough items. They are missing some of the most basic items examples bacon, only 2 kinds of cheese, no whole milk just reduced fat, two flavors of ice cream; chocolate and vanilla very few meats no ground beef and other things like that maybe that is just our local store I really don't know. The positives really good snacks. Crackers for a dollar less than sold elsewhere. European chocolate for prices unbelievable. Very fresh… Read Full Review
Written on: 10/02/2016
Dear consumer / potential ("valued") Aldi Supermarket customer,
This is to warn you about things you need to know, about Aldi Supermarket. Whose halo has slipped, it is disturbingly apparent.
It is an unregulated 'Rogue Trader' among 'Rogue Traders'. This factuality was exposed in a Channel 4 TV 'Dispatches' documentary programme, shown on
Monday 9 November 2015. Entitled "Aldi's Supermarket Secrets; an undercover investigation into the supermarket's practices" Check it out, first...
Aldi acts true to the type exposed by the 'Dispatches' investigation of it; in an anarchistic, manner in contempt of both employment laws, and workers rights. And of Trading Standards, and Consumer protection laws.
It disputes and denies the material reality of a problem with the sealing of 25 gram (multi-pack) bags of 'Snackrite' crisps.
This has existed for the last two to three years, at the (779) Beverley, East Yorkshire store. As store management are well aware.
The problem is now so long term, and involving (prohibitive) cost of replacement issues, that Aldi now unscrupulously chooses to challenge, and dispute, rather than A/ offer a replacement unconditionally. And B/ to direct it's attention to rectifying the (obvious) fault on the packaging machinery at the factory.
This was made known in a 16 January 2016 E-Mailed letter to Aldi - which has been treated with the contempt of an outfit following the modus operandi of a North Korean tyrant dictatorship. Check it out...
This involves variously: puncturing, tearing and / or incomplete sealing of packets of crisps; around the joining of the seam, and the top / bottom seals.
Since the 16 January 2016 E-Mailed letter to Aldi (below mentioned) a further 7 packets of faulty sealed packets have manifested. Which I simply wish for Aldi to exchange by agreement, without subjection of it's "valued customer" to the tyrant anarchy exposed to the public domain, herein.
The issue is that Aldi are knowingly, and consciously selling product of unmerchantable quality, which is inedible.
But are now choosing to disreputably deny customers their statutory rights, scandalously.
It for example attempted to deal with the matter by telephone - for obvious ulterior motives, and hidden agenda. Rather than in a scrupulous, and principled manner; in a like manner to the method of contact (E-Mailed letter).
It has acted in contempt of my expressed wish for it to deal with the matter as requested. Then refusing to take any further action - and at the same time expressing hope of settling the matter to my satisfaction; and to looking forward to my continuing unconditional 'valued' custom.
And then duplicitously denying the problem was being encountered at any other Aldi store. Corruptly...
It stands to reason that a product with a common manufacturing defect, emanating from the same factory producing for Aldi; distributed to Aldi stores nationwide, cannot by definition be unique to one particular store; by the dictatorship of Aldi. Is it not the case?
N.B. The matter has been taken up with Local Authority Trading Standards / Consumer protection Departments.
However, the system now operating under the Cameron regime of 'austerity measure' cuts in public spending means that contact must be by national CAB. Who may, or may not refer the case (sans documentary evidence of case) to the local authority. Who will then decline to take the case up in the public interest - as opposed to the "hard capitalistic,
vested interests" who operate on the basis of a North Korean tyrant dictatorship. (State sponsored).
Thus the applicable laws governing timely exchange / refund on faulty goods are recited - but than acted in total contempt of when it comes to the point of enforcement...
The case (CAB Enquiry Ref: AW13311661) entails a response from the parties of tyrant anarchy, dictating that in order to effect redress the consumer has to undertake a small claims court case off his own bat.
CAB / local 'authority' corruptly disclaiming any moral, ethical and legal obligation, or onus to take appropriate action on behalf of the cheated consumer. Anarchy rules OK. Caveat Emptor / voters at the next local, and, general elections...
The facts in evidence, of 'string' E-Mailed letters to Aldi; and Aldi replies can be forwarded to anyone interested, upon application. And you may see for yourself.
E.G. Aldi duplicitously allowing store managers discretion to manage stores as they see fit; whilst also "sticking to the guidelines and procedures set by head office to ensure that all the stores have continuity with one another"...
N.B. 'CAB' contact E-Mail address quoted in view of such being duplicitously withheld in the first instance. Only being made known if, and when any case is judged to be appropriate for progression - in the absence of documentary
evidence of case which needs to be accepted, and taken in consideration in the first instance...
Written on: 12/02/2016
Since I don't live in the UK and have not seen such practices here I can't comment and will shop until such time I have a problem. If Aldi behaves in such a way in the US I am sure there will be backlash to face here. If you don't like it you don't have to buy it. The ultimate protest is not to shop there.
Written on: 12/02/2016
If you don't live in England; and if you don't have any experience of the issues exposed by British shoppers, and haven't seen such practices, what qualification do you have to make the comments you indulge in?
It is woolly-minded people of you ilk who sustain the anarchy engaged in by these 'Rogue Trader' entities. And who do not recognise the "backlash" taking place in England.
Given the consumer scandals seen in the US in recent times (i.e. VW emissions cheat software scandal) et all, be wary of speaking to soon. As well as on issues you are not party to; and self-evidently don't have a grasp, and understanding of.
And as for: "If you don't like it you don't have to buy it"; that is the argument of the subversives who speak similarly in the matter of e.g. covert surveillance monitoring (eavesdropping)of the general population by the state authorities.
Who argue in justification of their anarchy that 'if you have have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear' except when special branch break down your door on the basis of erroneous (so-called) 'intelligence...
Did you not stop to think about the position, regarding having ALREADY shopped. And facing an unlawful reluctance on the part of Aldi to give effect to shopper's rights, to unconditional replacement of goods knowingly sold, in unmerchantable condition.
What about that; or is that outside of you range of comprehension? Do you have any connection with Aldi / big business; state authority?
Written on: 04/06/2016
This is an update to my original posting.
The problem which has been brought to the attention of Aldi, continues, unbelievably.
I have undertaken their customer satisfaction survey; as I heard a store worker advise a customer to give them feedback, as they took notice of what you say.
The text below is what I stated, further to answering one of the rating questions. Which then asks for further description of the problem identified.
"In spite of 'Whistleblower' correspondence with Aldi, re own brand 'Snack Rite' crisps bag sealing problem, nothing has been done about this. Even though a £10 voucher has been issued in compensation to me.
On 15 May 2016 I purchased 12 '6 packs' of plain crisps. Out of which no less than 6, (50%) each had one faulty (improperly sealed) bag.
Whilst exchange of product not of merchantable quality took place without the previous quibbling, some of the replacement packs were similarly faulty".
And also as to the unreliable, and erratic availability of potatoes. Which on the day consisted of three skips - nearly empty - of a tasteless variety, 'Melody'.
Written on: 15/07/2016
Further to the issue of Aldi multipack crisps: I have since made purchase of 4 14 pack multipacks of Walkers crisps, from Tesco supermarket.
Out of these 56 individual bags, not one had any of the faulty sealing problems which are a standard feature of Aldi crisps. Which runs at any thing up to 90%.
Does that not give food for thought? If Walkers can work to such a reasonable, and acceptable standard, why not Aldi; whose only response, apart from issuing a £10 voucher of good will payment, in recognition of the problem it knows of; but then act in denial, and to wilfully refuse to act to remedy the situation.
Written on: 04/02/2016 by 1976Brady (1 review written)
When you get to the bottom of the bag that grain at the bottom it's so sharp it cut my tongue 3 times I wouldn't buy nothing else from aldi and on top of that there stores are never stocked especially the one on Moreland avenue… Read Full Review
Written on: 20/12/2015 by sonnynorton (1 review written)
MY DAUGHTER WHO IS ALSO MY CARER PURCHASED THE MINCE PIES FOR A TREAT FOR MYSELF. ON EATING ONE I MUST SAY THAT IN MY 77YEARS THAT THEY ARE BY FAR THE BEST THAT I HAVE EATEN MR H.NORTON… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/12/2015 by Spears500 (1 review written)
really bad store get charged for parking even when you have spent money in there and some of the food is out of date and things are just tossed around… Read Full Review
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For nearly 20 years, the girl served the couple and their four children while being physically and sexually abused by the couple, according to an indictment filed last week.
The case began when the woman, now 20, was hospitalized after a suicide attempt last year. While hospitalized in a coma, she ''often was heard to call out, 'I made the coffee, Daddy; please don't hurt me,' '' court documents said.
The former pastor, Joseph Combs, 50, was charged last week with kidnapping, aggravated assault, perjury and seven counts of rape. Mr. Combs had been pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church, which is no longer in operation.
His wife, Evangeline Combs, 49, was charged with kidnapping, aggravated and misdemeanor assault and child abuse. The Combses were jailed in lieu of $250,000 bail each.
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Another basketball season is in the books, and people around the Pine Belt were treated with some good teams who held their own against other squads in the state of Mississippi. With good teams in the area, we had really good players, too.
Both the Oak Grove girls and boys' basketball programs had the best seasons in awhile. The Warriors advantage to the second round of the 6A playoffs, and the Lady Warriors won a district championship and earned a first-round bye. If you talk to the players, both teams thought the season ended sooner than it should have.
Without players like junior Lekera Hughes and senior Winceton Edwards, neither team would have been in position to make a postseason run.
Hughes helped Oak Grove to a phenomenal season in 2015-16, as they won a first-round playoff game while she averaged 10 points a game. She improved her numbers to 13 points, three rebounds, three assists and four steals a game this season, leading her team to a 24-4 overall record and the district crown.
"It was really a sigh of relief, because we've been working the whole season towards it," Hughes said of winning the district championship. "We really wanted to do it for (head) coach (Mark) Swindle, because he hasn't gotten a district championship in all of his years (at Oak Grove)."
While she admitted to be disappointed with how the season ended, the year was still a special one for Hughes and her teammates.
"It was fun," she said. "We didn't get to where we wanted to go, but yeah, it was fun. Beating Brandon twice after not beating them at all in my years of high school, that was the best part."
From scoring a season-high 31 points against Forrest County AHS in the PCS Christmas Tournament to being held scoreless in a couple of games, Hughes had her up and down moments throughout the season. She totaled 15 points or more 10 times in 28 games, including two 20-plus-point games and the 31-point performance.
When it came down the games when she didn't score a lot of points, Hughes had to fight off the opponents' defenses. Most teams tried to take her out of the game completely and force the other members of the Lady Warriors to beat them. Most of the time it didn't work, though.
"It's tough," Hughes said. "I mean I don't do much to try and breakaway from it, besides try to get my teammates involved. As soon as they start hitting shots, teams fall out of it and I can keep going."
During the district championship game against Brandon, Hughes was locked down by the Lady Bulldogs' defense in the first half. She was held to just four points during the first two quarters, but her team still had a 21-point lead at the break.
In the second half, Brandon couldn't stop Hughes. She finished the game with 23 points, and 19 points in the second half, on 8-of-9 shooting.
Later this month Hughes will play in the Mississippi Association of Coaches North-South All-Star Game. The game is schedule for Friday, March 24 at A.E. Wood Coliseum on Mississippi College's campus. Once summer hits, she'll be busy with her AAU team, as she joked she really won't have a break before her senior year rolls around in August.
Expect another big season for Oak Grove in 2017-18.
"We're excited for next year, and everybody expects really big things," she said. "We might go further than this year."
On the boys' side, Edwards rejoined the Oak Grove program after spending a season a Lamar Christian, where he averaged more than 30 points a game for the MAIS program. During his sophomore year for the Warriors, he averaged seven points per contest, then he upgraded his scoring to more than 20 points a game as a senior.
He even capped off his Oak Grove career with a 41-point performance against Harrison Central in the second-round loss.
"I was trying to win, I was trying to make it to Jackson," Edwards said. "Those were my goals at the beginning of the season, so that's what I was trying to do.
"I did pretty good from a standout of playing better competition than what I played at Lamar Christian. So, it was a good season."
The decision to return to Oak Grove wasn't made until a couple of weeks before school actually started. It wasn't like he entered a brand new program, because he did play for the Warriors his freshman and sophomore years.
"It was really a hard decision, but my heart was here," Edwards said. "My heart led me back here. It was a bit of a transition, but they accepted me back, and we gelled great."
Oak Grove began the season 12-1 before losing the next nine of 10 games. It was just a slump, Edwards said, and his team just put their heads down and continued to work. The Warriors entered the district tournament with a 14-10 record, scuffling to a 2-9 finish.
That didn't stop Edwards and the Warriors from pulling off an upset heard around the state – a 62-61 win over Brandon in the first round of the district tournament. Edwards brushed it off as just another win, though.
"It was a big accomplishment, but it was like an ordinary game. We prepare every game the same," he said.
Oak Grove would go on to beat St. Martin in a home first-round playoff game before falling to the Red Rebels on the road in the second round.


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Advocates allege that the entire MTA system discriminates against riders with disabilities.
Hundreds of towns and cities would lose rail service under President Trump's proposed budget—and some of them have few other options.
The city is installing lavender-smelling deodorizers in train cars to address rider complaints.
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The fresh commitment came in the UPA government's 68-page Report to the People, released at a function on Tuesday.
UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee, Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar and Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee were also present at the event.
"We are committed to making a fully literate nation," Singh said in the report that saw Gandhi laying down the government's political philosophy.
"It is the responsibility of every government to ensure that their legislative agenda has at its core, a genuine concern for the well-being of the common man, that it is reflective of their hopes and their aspirations," Gandhi said in her message.
Pushing for pro-people policies, the report laid stress on giving "a new deal to rural India" pivoted around key initiatives like the Food Security Act and other schemes like the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme, Bharat Nirman and National Rural Health Mission.
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Manata Lodge Luxury Serviced Apartments, Lower Shotover
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- Playground on site
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- Queenstown Event Centre (2.1 mi / 3.5 km)
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Manata Lodge Luxury Serviced Apartments, Lower Shotover
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $115
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- Minimum check-in age is 16
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- One child (1 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
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- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
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- Resort fee included
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- Continental breakfast daily (surcharge)
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Given some luck with the weather, and plenty is needed given the forecast, today promises to be the highlight of the European Flat season so far; the St Leger at Doncaster merely a warm-up act for the big show across the water at Leopardstown two hours later when Golden Horn, Gleneagles and six other high-class rivals do battle for the Irish Champion Stakes.
There is a reluctance to become too excited about the eagerly anticipated meeting between the Derby winner and the dual 2,000 Guineas winner just in case it is scuppered again by the rain, but it will take more than a downpour to turn this whole fine racing occasion into a damp squib.
Even if the ground remains fast, the main event is no two-horse race with Free Eagle, in particular, a most attractive alternative to the two Classic winners. His trainer, Dermot Weld, has had two specific races in mind for this hugely talented four-year-old from the very start of the campaign – this race and the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe – and such selective planning counts for much come the autumn.
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On the face of it, finishing fifth in a handicap is no great advertisement for a potential Classic winner, but that handicap was the Ebor, in which he carried a huge weight for a three-year-old and, from the widest draw, did well to get to the front after a slow start and stay there until early exertions took their toll late on.
The records show that Peleid was beaten into fourth in the 1973 Ebor carrying 20lb less than Fields Of Athenry prior to winning the St Leger and, although times may have changed, not by that much. It is not too difficult to imagine the champion jockey-elect Silvestre de Sousa leading them all a merry dance to land his first Classic.
Rain is also expected at Doncaster this morning, but the ground was quick enough yesterday for Gutaifan to break the juvenile track record in the Flying Childers Stakes over five furlongs.
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The quirky Pallasator was up to his old tricks before the Doncaster Cup, but behaved impeccably once he got down to business and put his best foot forward to see off Clondaw Warrior.
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National newspapers, including the Los Angeles Times and New York Times, have joined in a pending Ninth Circuit case challenging press access delays in California courts.
The underlying case was brought by Courthouse News against Ventura's court clerk over delays in access to new complaints that ran up to a month. The delay sapped the news out of important legal battles, for example, over water rights and wind farms.
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Route 5 study underway
By Tom Lappas, Citizen Editor 08/05/10
The future of the Route 5 corridor began to take shape last month at Varina High School.
There, about 200 people attended a public information meeting to offer their opinions about traffic problems and transportation solutions along the seven-mile stretch of Route 5 from 7th Street in the city to Laburnum Avenue in Henrico. They also offered suggestions about what types of pedestrian and bicycle paths and road expansion plans they would like to see as part of the eventual growth of the corridor.
The meeting, hosted by Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. on behalf of the Richmond Regional Planning District Commission, was one of the first steps in an 18-month study of the Route 5 corridor by six entities. The study – a partnership between Henrico, Richmond, VDOT, the GRTC Transit System, the RRPDC and the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation – is designed to create a long-range master plan for a corridor that encompasses urban, suburban and rural areas – and one that will witness much growth in the coming years. Officials hope to establish plans for a variety of transportation options – from pedestrian paths to bus rapid transit service, bicycles and automobiles.
Planners envision the corridor becoming a friendly stretch for walkers, joggers and cyclists, among others.
"We're starting with a blank slate," RRPDC Principal Planner Lee Yolton told those in attendance. "We're looking for your vision. There is going to be a lot of future development. We want to try to get ahead of the curve."
In addition to the continuing growth of Rocketts Landing, located on the city-county line, the corridor will feel a significant impact from the development of Tree Hill Farm, just a mile or so east of Rocketts Landing. That project hasn't yet started but is expected ultimately to produce as many as 2,800 residences and 1.16 million square feet of office space. Farther east, near the Pocahontas Parkway, another huge mixed-use development – Wilton on the James – will bring another 3,200 homes and a town center for office and commercial space.
Some attendees complained about rush-hour traffic – particularly in the morning, when it can be difficult to enter Route 5 from feeder roads because of the steady parade of traffic.
Varina resident Ron Roane said he worries when he sees cyclists and pedestrians making their way along Route 5 on stretches where there are no shoulders. He's like to see the road widened, or turning lanes added, to alleviate some of the most congested intersections.
Varina resident Nicole Anderson Ellis would prefer that the road not be widened but that sidewalks with physical barriers be erected to provide a safe place for cyclists and walkers, while maintaining the historical nature of Route 5 (which is designed a Virginia Scenic Byway).
Resident Jeanne McNeil was lukewarm about the idea of widening Route 5, saying it was important to preserve the road's rural character but also important to create a separate path for walkers and cyclists.
"People have to be really steady bike riders" to use Route 5 in its current form, she said.
Another resident, Charles Hoover, said he's already witnessed three serious auto accidents near his home on Route 5 in the past year but doesn't want to see major changes to Route 5 that could threaten the region's rural environment.
Local residents Carlton Marshall and Tom Flynn both said they would worry about a bottleneck effect if portions of Route 5 were widened and others weren't.
Kimley-Horn planner Carl Tewksbury told the Citizen that the corridor presented unique challenges and opportunities because of how quickly it transcends several types of areas and, potentially, several modes of transportation.
"We're understanding more about how to accommodate all modes," he said. "It's really important how we transition from urban to rural."
As part of the study, officials already have conducted traffic counts along the entire corridor and rated (on a scale of "A" to "F") each intersection's ability to handle traffic during morning and evening rush-hour commutes. The Williamsburg Avenue intersection rated the worst during morning traffic (rating at the "D" level) but rated closer to the "A/B" level during afternoon commutes.
Capital Trail discussed
Much of the discussion among those who attended the forum centered around plans for the 54-mile Virginia Capital Trail, a state project funded primarily by federal dollars that will connect Williamsburg with Richmond and provide a path for bikers, walkers, skaters and other forms of non-automobile transportation.
The trail mostly will follow Route 5 and primarily be separated from the road. But a feasibility study conducted for VDOT by a consultant in the late 1990s recommended that most of the 9.5-mile Henrico portion of the trail be connected to the road as a wide shoulder or bike lane. That recommendation was made, according to Capital Trail Project Manager Ian Millikan of VDOT, because officials believed it could be difficult to obtain right of way from property owners to build the trail separately.
Several bicycle enthusiasts who attended the meeting urged anyone who would listen to support a plan for a separate path. Bud Vye, the advocacy chairman for the Richmond Area Bicycling Association, said that attaching the trail to Route 5 would be a mistake.
"We just don't want our segment to be the only substandard one – and it will be if this goes through like this," Vye said.
The organization's members are primarily those who enjoy riding recreationally and not competitively, Vye said. Many are hesitant to bike along Route 5 now because of the high speed limits and lack of shoulders or bike lanes. Creating a separate path off the road would open the historic corridor to many more people, he said.
Thomas Bowden, an attorney and chairman of Bike Walk Virginia's advocacy committee, agreed. Making the entire trail separate from the road would create a more user-friendly path that could serve as a strong tourist attraction, he said. But "it won't get use if it's disjointed," he said.
Though last month's meeting sought input about the entire corridor – including thoughts and ideas about what form the trail should take – the event was not connected to trail project itself, which is being completed separately by VDOT. VDOT intends to hold a public information session specifically to solicit input about the Varina portion of the trail (from the Richmond city line to Long Bridge Road) later this year or in early 2011, Millikan said. The agency could make changes to its plans for the trail's location afterwards, he said. (Details about the trail can be viewed online at http://www.virginiadot.org/projects/newcaptrail_welcome.asp). Construction of the Varina portion is expected to cost between $8 million and $9 million.
About 14 miles of the trail near Williamsburg are currently open; the entire trail is expected to be completed by 2014 or 2015, Millikan said.
Next steps
Officials next will conduct an analysis of existing conditions along the corridor, then try to project future conditions and analyze those before developing conceptual plans to address late this year and into early 2011. A concept plan will be issued early next year, Tewksbury said, and then two more public meetings will be held in March and May. Officials will issue a draft report sometime next summer or fall, he said.
For details about the Route 5 Corridor Study, or to provide input, visit http://www.Route5Corridor.com.
– Allison Throckmorton contributed to this article.
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APR. 24, 9:15 A.M. – A house fire in Henrico's West End Sunday caused minor damage but resulted in no injuries. At about noon Sunday, Henrico Emergency Communications Officers received phone calls of smoke coming from a home in the 1700 block of Shewalt Circle, just one block off Hungary Road. > Read more.
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The Jenkins Foundation has granted The McShin Foundation $25,000 for residential recovery services to serve those with a Substance Use Disorder. The Jenkins Foundation is focused on equitable access to health care services, as well as programs that help reduce risky behaviors and promote safe and healthy environments. The McShin Foundation was founded in 2004 and is Virginia's leading non-profit, full-service Recovery Community Organization (RCO), committed to serving individuals and families in their fight against Substance Use Disorders. > Read more.
Early voting for Democratic nominations in Brookland, 73rd House districts tonight
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APR. 24, 11:10 A.M. – Henrico Democrats will hold an early voting session tonight from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in two party caucus elections.
Democrats in the county are selecting a nominee for the Brookland District seat on the Henrico Board of Supervisors and a nominee for the 73rd District seat in the Virginia House of Delegates.
Danny Plaugher, the executive director of Virginians for High Speed Rail, and Courtney Lynch, the founder of the Lead Star leadership development organization, are seeking the Brookland District nomination. > Read more.
Crime Stoppers' Crime of the Week: April 24, 2017
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Crime Stoppers needs your help to identify the suspects who participated in a home invasion and robbery in the City of Richmond.
At approximately 2:33 A.M. April 12, four or five men forced their way through a rear door and into an apartment in the 1100 block of West Grace Street.
According to police, the suspects – one with a long gun and all but one in ski masks – bound the occupants with duct tape and robbed them of several items, including cash, mobile phones and a computer. > Read more.
HCPS named a 'Best Community for Music Education' for 18th straight year
Citizen Staff Reports 04/23/2017 Education
For the 18th year in a row, Henrico County Public Schools has been named one of the best communities in America for music education by the National Association of Music Merchants Foundation. The school division has earned the designation in each year the group has given the awards.
The designation is based on a detailed survey of a school division's commitment to music instruction through funding, staffing of highly qualified teachers, commitment to standards and access to music instruction. The award recognizes the commitment of school administrators, community leaders, teachers and parents who believe in music education and work to ensure that music education accessible to all students.
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YMCA event will focus on teen mental health
The YMCA, in partnership with the Cameron K. Gallagher Foundation and PartnerMD, will host a free event May 2 to help parents learn how to deal with teen mental health issues. "When the Band-Aid Doesn't Fix It: A Mom's Perspective on Raising a Child Who Struggles" will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Shady Grove Family YMCA,11255 Nuckols Road. The event will focus on education, awareness, and understanding the issues facing teens today. > Read more.
Villa's Flagler Housing wins national NAEH award
St. Joseph's Villa's Flagler Housing & Homeless Services was one of three entities to earn the National Alliance to End Homelessness' Champion of Change Award. The awards were presented Nov. 17 during a ceremony at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.
NAEH annually recognizes proven programs and significant achievements in ending child and family homelessness.
Flagler completed its transition from an on-campus shelter to the community-based model of rapid rehousing in 2013, and it was one of the nation's first rapid re-housing service providers to be certified by NAEH. > Read more.
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The Government was today accused of "insulting" senior staff in the civil service, NHS and elsewhere in the public sector after the Prime Minister announced a pay freeze under moves to save £3 billion in the next three years.
Gordon Brown said it was important in the present economic climate that senior staff in the public sector showed leadership in the exercise of pay restraint.
Senior civil servants, NHS managers, judges, military top brass, GPs and dentists will all have their pay frozen, although other staff in the same sectors will receive wage rises.
The announcement, following recommendations from the Senior Salaries Review Body (SSRB), was criticised by unions and professional groups, with one manager calling it "gesture politics".
The FDA union attacked the Government for rejecting "modest" structural changes to the pay arrangements of senior civil servants (SCS), saying the pay freeze was an insult to hard-working staff.
General secretary Jonathan Baume said: "We recognise the grave fiscal crisis facing the country as public expenditure has spiralled out of control.
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Paul Noon, general secretary of the Prospect union, said: "There is a glaring contrast between MPs who have just awarded themselves 1.5% and the harsh treatment meted out to the Government's own staff.
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Jon Restell, chief executive of Managers in Partnership, which represents NHS managers, said: "This announcement is another chip away at the motivation of senior managers in the NHS.
"We know that these are tough times for the British economy, and we know that senior managers must shoulder some responsibility. We hoped for fair treatment but got gesture politics."
The Prime Minister said the Government had decided to accept some, but not all, of the review body's recommendations.
A recommendation that the minimum pay for senior civil servants should increase to £61,500 and NHS managers earning less than £80,000 should have a 2.25% rise were among those rejected.
Mr Brown said: "These tough decisions complement existing measures to reduce the cost of the civil service and protect frontline services."
Following on from the freeze on the parliamentary and ministerial salaries for all Government ministers which he announced last week, he said that the curbs on public sector pay would save more than £3 billion by 2013-14.
Defence Secretary Bob Ainsworth announced that, in line with recommendations made by the review body, the basic pay of officers up to brigadier and equivalent ranks in other services would increase by 2%.
A so-called Unpleasant Living Allowance will be extended to cover service personnel at patrol bases in Afghanistan.
Justice minister Maria Eagle said recommendations covering the pay of prison governors, prison officers and other support grades in England and Wales had been accepted, including a 1% increase and an additional 0.5% for senior officers.
Salaried GPs and dentists - those employed by hospitals or other GP/dentist contractors - will get a 1% pay rise, while contractor dentists and GPs - those that run practices and may employ other people - will effectively have their pay frozen.
Health Secretary Andy Burnham said: "These pay uplifts are a good deal for the Government and the NHS. In tough times, this package targets the pay rises we can afford to make where they can do most good for patients.
"They also take full account of the need for pay restraint - especially by top earners in the public sector. The best-paid hospital doctors, along with GPs, dentists and top NHS managers, will therefore get no increases.
"However, we have taken on board the recommendations of the independent pay review bodies on lower-paid doctors at the start of their careers, who will be getting a special pay supplement."
Dr Hamish Meldrum, chairman of council at the British Medical Association, said: "The BMA is disappointed that the Government has chosen to overrule some of the recommendations of the independent pay review body.
"We are well aware of the financial climate in which this decision is being made, but the independent pay review body took these factors into account in coming to its recommendations.
"Many doctors have already undergone pay freezes or sub-inflation pay rises in recent years and today's announcement will mean a pay freeze for the most highly experienced senior doctors.
"We are particularly disappointed that the Government, in choosing to interfere with the pay review body's recommendations, has not fully taken into account the financial pressures on junior doctors in their first years of postgraduate training - who have average debts of £22,000."
Susie Sanderson, of the British Dental Association, said: "Dentists appreciate the challenging financial climate the nation finds itself in and accept that restraint in public spending is inevitable.
"But what we also know is that the cost of providing dental care has soared in recent years. This award fails to take the increasing expenses facing dentistry into account."
Graeme Leach, director of policy at the Institute of Directors, said: "With public finances in such a poor state we welcome steps to restrain wage costs in the public sector. However, if the Government is serious about tackling the deficit, it needs to freeze pay across the whole of the public sector, not just the wages of senior Whitehall officials and various public appointees."
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The Department of Biology (http://www.rhodes.edu/departments/biology) at Rhodes College (http://www.rhodes.edu/) seeks qualified applicants for a three-year renewable faculty position to begin in August of 2017. Candidates must have a Ph.D. in a field of biology and a strong interest in engaging students at the undergraduate level. We are especially seeking a broadly trained biologist whose background complements that of existing faculty. The Department invites candidates who can contribute to the goal of diversifying our faculty. The annual teaching responsibility of six courses per year (labs are counted as a full course) will normally entail four introductory lab sections covering cellular and organismal topics, plus other courses that may include an introductory lecture course in the area most appropriate for the candidate's background and experience, an upper-level course, and a senior seminar in the candidate's specialty. The position also carries departmental service duties related to the introductory lab offerings. These include managing instructional materials and student enrollments, and working with staff and student teaching assistants who prepare the labs. The candidate will also have the opportunity to work with other faculty members in developing new laboratory exercises.
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