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From Celina Police Department
Police calls for June 18 - 25 compiled from information provided by the Police Department.
June 18
6:58 p.m. - 911 hangup in the 3400 block of Preston Lakes Drive. Possibly misdial or phone problems. No offense occurred.
6:59 p.m. - Intoxicated person in the 100 block of East Pecan Street. Unable to locate upon arriving. Officer advised that subject left and was on foot southbound on Oklahoma. Patrolled south downtown area, unable to locate.
9:31 p.m. - Assist other agency in the 3100 block of North Louisiana Drive. Assist deputy checking on animal cruelty complaint. Back up while deputy checked around residence.
June 19
2:28 a.m. � City code violation at Pecan and Colorado. Juvenile out past curfew. Parent was already on the way to pick up juvenile. Parent and juvenile warned that any future violations would result in a citation.
2:53 p.m. � Theft in the 1400 block of Caruth Lane. Theft of air conditioning unit located at construction home. Offense report completed.
4:22 p.m. � Assist fire department in the 300 block of West Main Street. Down power lines. Referred to another agency.
4:36 p.m. - Assist fire department in the 300 block of West Main Street. Power lines connected to house down. Remained on scene until released by fire department.
5:57 p.m. - Traffic hazard in the 400 block of North Texas Drive. Trash can in roadway. Trash can removed.
8:50 p.m. - Road rage in the 600 block of East Sunset Boulevard. Reporting Person states that earlier there was a gold Hummer, driven by a younger male road raging on Sunset and Preston. Confirmed information that dispatch gave was correct. RP advised to call immediately when such incidents occur.
10:42 p.m. - Harassment in the 500 block of South Louisiana Drive. Reporting Person came to police department to report her ex-sister-in-law is texting threats. Information report and extra patrol for residence.
11:03 p.m. - Suspicious vehicle in the 500 block of East Pecan Street. Vehicle behind field house. Subject was working out.
June 20
1:54 a.m. - Loose livestock at County Roads 55 and 1117. Horses on the road. Gate was open, horses put back in pasture.
2:18 a.m. - Assist other agency in the 900 block of South Coit Road. Assist Prosper police department with disturbance arrest. Transported one of the subjects involved in disturbance to book in for Prosper officer.
12:58 p.m. - Assist fire department in the 700 block of East Pecan Street. Man passed out at the Dollar General Store. Referred to another agency. Celina Fire Department on scene.
8:08 p.m. - Juvenile problem in the 800 block of Dickerson Court. Juveniles walking with unknown type gun and dog. Unable to locate after search of area.
8:18 p.m. - Loose livestock in the 1300 block of Lakeview Drive. Loose cow. Unable to locate cow, no answer at residence.
10:30 p.m. - Suspicious circumstances in the 200 block of North Texas Drive. VPO violation. Unable to locate suspect at residence. No one would come to door.
June 21
7:09 a.m. - Suspicious person in the 1200 block of Redbud Street. Reporting Person states that there is a female sitting on their couch. They have no idea who she is. Subject has a history of sleepwalking and was staying at the neighbor's house. No offense occurred.
12:36 p.m. - Suspicious vehicle in the 12000 block of Farm-to-Market Road 428. Individuals dumping trash on County Road 57. Unable to locate.
2:36 p.m. - Welfare check at Preston and County Road 83. Man on bicycle pulling a bicycle trailer. Checking to make sure he does not need any water, food or assistance. He said he was fine, just heading north. Has food and water.
2:55 a.m. - Motorist assist at Louisiana and County Road 99. Flat tire. Other motorist stopped to help and changed flat tire.
5:11 p.m. - Suspicious vehicle at Farm-to-Market Road 428 and County Road 54. Farmer parked on side of road. Situation resolved.
June 22
11:51 a.m. - Fraud in the 100 block of East Ash Street. Credit card abuse. Offense report completed.
1:37 p.m. - Major accident in the 900 block of South Preston Road. Two-vehicle major accident. Accident report completed.
8:19 p.m. - Suspicious vehicle at Light Farms and Dallas Parkway. Vehicle stopped on Light Farms Road. Taking pictures with the sunflowers. Situation resolved.
June 23
2:47 p.m. - Suspicious circumstances in the 3700 block of Hay Meadow Street. Reporting Person advised his car alarm just went off . Did not see anyone in area, advised it takes a lot to set off alarm. Did not locate anything, nothing appears out of place with vehicle.
9:44.m. - 911 hangup in the 500 block of Lipizzan Lane. Referred to another agency, assist fire department.
7:42 p.m. - Suspicious circumstances in the 600 block of South Arizona Drive. Owner of vehicle is going to check with tag office to ensure no mistake was made. Will contact officer later for report once she verifies tags were switched.
9:37 p.m. - Suspicious circumstances in the 2800 block of Arabian Lane. Reporting Person was walking friend home, saw a suspect man with buzzed hair, white shire, black cargo pants headed north walking up street. Unable to locate. Several people out working in their yards in area, did not see described individual.
10:19 p.m. - Disturbance in the 300 block of East Maple Street. People are fighting and burning something in street. Offense report completed.
11:44 p.m. - Suspicious vehicle at County Road 53 and railroad tracks. Subjects stated they were watching constellations. No offense observed in vehicle.
June 24
1:31 a.m. - Noise complaint in the 400 block of West Walnut Street. Loud music from backyard. Music turned down.
11:30 a.m. - Burglary in progress in the 400 block of East Maple Street. People at vacant home. Home has sold and real estate agent is getting property cleaned up.
7:44 p.m. - Juvenile problem in the 400 block of Winn Road. Reporting Person said she was just in her backyard and saw 3 young boys jumping over fence and they are shooting cap guns at the cows and making them get all riled up. Juveniles stated they would not get back in cow pasture.
10:26 p.m. - Suspicious circumstances in the 400 block of Tolleson Drive. Reporting Person has seen her ex-husband drive by house twice now wanting officer to check area. Did not locate subject.
11:34 p.m. - Suspicious circumstances in the 500 block of West Walnut Street. Vehicle behind Turquoise Firefly. Was business owner coming in late to do some work.
June 25
4:29 a.m. - Suspicious circumstances in the 500 block of West Pecan Street. Lights on vehicle flashing. Vehicle appears locked, no apparent signs of tampering. Did not make contact with resident due to late hour.
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Guess that went out the door as a New Year resolution.
BC2 is turning into a console port more and more. The PC features that define the cod series (minus mw2) are not being added to BC2 (console, mod tools, no public dedi server files) and we are under two months away from launch.
Nothing like using the dev console for a quick "exit" or connect to a server by ip. Also to use rcon commands.
When I played MW2 I really missed the console. I won't be buying BC2 at launch. I will be waiting for gamer reviews first.


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"I just finished plowing a 40-car parking lot," said Moran. "But if you were to look at it now, you never would have guessed. It's completely covered."
Alarms raised, events canceled ahead of the storm
Authorities have been sounding the alarm about the coming storm for days, urging people to stock up and stay off the roads. The worries were especially pronounced in places slammed by Sandy.
That late October storm tore through Nick Camerada's Staten Island home, leaving him personally "destroyed" and cognizant that there may be more hits coming.
"You can't mess with Mother Nature," an emotional Camerada said.
Lines of customers snaked around storefronts as many braced for the worst.
When Reading, Massachusetts, resident Elizabeth Frazier arrived at a grocery store late Thursday night, shoppers were already buying up the store.
"It's a zoo in there," she said. "There's nothing left on the shelves," she told CNN affiliate WHDH.
Governors across New England and New York have declared states of emergency, and all cars and trucks -- except emergency vehicles -- must now be off Massachusetts and Connecticut roadways. A similar ban in Rhode Island took effect at 5 p.m.
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These days life is very busy. The problem (so I'm discovering) is once I get some momentum going, I have a hard time slowing down. I just keep hitting the throttle.
It was my 6 year old who knew enough to slam on the brakes.
It was Friday night at dinner and I had been enthusiastically telling her our plans for Saturday, when she suddenly burst into tears. "I thought tomorrow was a staying at home day. I just want our family to stay at home," she sobbed.
School, work, after-hours work commitments, after-school sports and activities, classmate birthday parties, school special events...in our attempt to offer our children rich, full lives, are we overlooking what they really and truly want more than anything else: time together – simple, unscheduled time?
Upon returning to Bloom after Hurricane Sandy, I asked parents how they fared in the storm. Not one, not two, but many parents told me (given the good fortune of the storm not hitting us too hard here) it was really nice to have that time at home with their children. They were all given the chance to just be together, at home – no school, no work, no sports, no social commitments. It was a gift, even without electricity.
How we can create that "free" time within our daily or weekly home life rhythms? I certainly don't have all the answers, but perhaps it means not attending every birthday party to which our children are invited. Perhaps it means picking and choosing which school events to attend (especially if your family is committed to more than one school). Perhaps it means forgoing certain lessons or classes for awhile.
Maybe not having plans has to be your plan. Start with a few hours a week (Sunday afternoons perhaps?) then maybe work your way up to the whole day. It may be a bit awkward to to tell people that you aren't available because you have plans to do nothing, but if they question it I welcome you to quote one of my favorite philosophers, Ferris Bueller:
"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and take a look around once in a while, you could miss it."
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Leave the computer if you can. Skip the shopping and the useless stuff.
Get ready to relax and enjoy the holidays if that's possible !
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In a statement, the union said terminating the contract would have "little immediate practical effect." The union said the current contract terms would remain under effect under state law. The governor's office says the union has refused to offer meaningful concessions during the past few months of collective bargaining.


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NEW YORK >> As promised, Mariano Rivera is staying with the New York Yankees for another season.
After missing most of the season because of a knee injury, Rivera accepted a cut in guaranteed money when he finalized a $10 million, one-year contract Friday.
The all-time saves leader, who turned 43 on Thursday, took a cut from his $30 million deal that had covered the last two years. But he can earn an additional $500,000 if he is MVP of the league championship series, $1 million if he is MVP of the World Series and $1 million if he wins the Rolaids Relief Award.
Rivera was limited to nine games this year after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee while tracking down a fly ball during batting practice in Kansas City on May 3.
"Like I've been saying, I didn't want to go out like that," Rivera said in a statement. "I didn't want that to be the last image. But it wasn't an easy decision because there's more than just baseball with me. I have to consider my family and the church, too. But I feel like we have a great group of guys and a team that can compete for a championship. I'm not just coming back to play. I'm coming back to win."
Rivera, with 608 saves in the regular season and 42 more in the postseason, is a 12-time All-Star. The Yankees say his recovery from knee surgery on June 12 will be complete by opening day.
With deals for Andy Pettitte, Hiroki Kuroda and Rivera in place, the Yankees will turn their attention to position players.
"I think we're having a successful early campaign to our winter because we've able to retain some high-end, high-caliber starting pitching," general manager Brian Cashman said during an appearance in Connecticut.
Catcher Russell Martin departed, finalizing a $17 million, two-year contract with Pittsburgh on Friday.
New York also agreed to a one-year contract with utilityman Jayson Nix that pays him $900,000 in the majors and $300,000 in the minors, then designated Nix and right-hander Mickey Storey for assignment. The Yankees claimed right-hander Jim Miller off waivers from Oakland.
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A 7-0 run over the final 2:16 of regulation ultimately allowed Ironton to claim a 57-55 victory over visiting River Valley in the season-opening girls basketball game for both clubs in Lawrence County.
The Lady Raiders (0-1) led 55-50 with just over two minutes remaining, but the host Lady Tigers (1-0) rallied to knot things up at 55-all after Lexi Barrier drained a three-pointer with 42 seconds left in the fourth.
Both teams came away empty-handed on their ensuing possessions, but RVHS committed a turnover on an inbounds pass — giving Ironton the ball with five seconds remaining. Carrier provided the home heroics with a successful 15-footer just before the buzzer, allowing IHS to complete its rally and claim a two-point decision.
River Valley outrebounded the hosts by a 40-35 margin and sank 22-of-29 free throws in the setback. RVHS was 15-of-41 from the field for 37 percent, including a 3-of-11 effort (27 percent) from three-point range. The Lady Raiders also had 28 turnovers, a dozen more than Ironton (16).
Leia Moore paced River Valley with 18 points and 10 rebounds, followed by Cady Gilmore with 15 points and Shelby Brown with nine markers. Chelsea Copley added eight points, while Shalin Comer chipped in three points. Justyce Stout and Rachael Smith rounded things out for the guests with a point apiece.
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Barrier led IHS with 13 points, followed by Lexie Washington with 12 markers and Ariel Schweickart with 10 points. Ironton was 24-of-67 from the field for 36 percent, including a 3-of-16 performance from behind the arc for 19 percent. The Lady Tigers were also 6-of-11 at the charity stripe for 55 percent.
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32 year old Versiah Mangel Taylor of Panama City Florida was arrested during a routine traffic stop on U.S. Highway 431 south Friday night.
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Friday, March 01, 2013
Chopped Up & Built-in Besta
Materials: Besta cabinets, drywall, paint, circular saw
Description: Last year my husband and I transformed our standalone Besta cabinets from Ikea into an awesome built-in cabinet in the living room. It completely changed the room and best of all, we did it for very little money. We disassembled the cabinets, cut the sideboards to the height we wanted them, and reassembled them. Then came the actual "building them in" part. After removing the baseboard, we secured them to the wall and built them in with drywall. The last step was to paint the drywall, reattach the baseboard where needed, and we topped it off with wood.
It sort of acts as our unofficial mantle since we don't have one.
Because we had to empty all the contents of the cabinets to chop them up, we decided to reorganize the interior and added rods to store serving platters vertically on one side.
Since then, we've repainted the living room and now we like the built-ins even more. The best part? Since we already had the cabinets, the lumber, and leftover wall paint, the only expenses we had was the drywall (around 30€) and the parts for a couple of new outlets that we decided to add in the process (20€). Of course we still have to decide what color to stain the wood top - we're leaning towards a darkish stain but we're not sure. Maybe you're readers could help us out?
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- AnonymousMarch 01, 2013 10:12 PM
I would love to know where they found the Chicago skyline like that
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too bad, it's wonderful and eveyrthing I was able to find is vinyl decal. Congrats to your husband.
Let me know if you reconsider :) - AnonymousMarch 02, 2013 12:20 PM
I like the Before picture, too. What products are shown in that? Im interested in that frosty looking display cabinets or whatever those are... :o
ReplyDelete La tabla encimera creo que en ese color está perfecta, pero lo que sugeriría es pintar de blanco los dos laterales de pared junto al mueble blanco. Creo que quedaría más integrado.
Por lo demás, es un hackeo perfecto!- AnonymousMarch 06, 2013 3:38 AM
Awesome soft colors! What other ikea pieces you have there?
Where'd you get the the tripod lamp and the sofa?RepliesThe tripod lamp is from a Spanish store (http://elrastrilloonline.es/Lampara-tripode-mesa).
The sofa is also from Ikea, the Manstad, but with a slipcover from Comfort Works in the most recent after pic. We loved the shape of the sofa and the fact that it's a sofa bed with storage but the initial fabric from Ikea (the blueish one) got reaaaally dingy, so the slipcover is great (& is what prompted the dark gray walls). Most of our furniture in the living room is actually from Ikea (not a lot of furniture stores here in the area...)- AnonymousMarch 13, 2013 1:38 AM
Hey thanks for the update
I thought you guys hacked the lamp too to make it look like that! seeing how handy you guys are.
I checked out the comfort works covers too, they kinda cost half the sofa brand new :(
Is it really worth the money? they have so many different versions also, which is yours? Mine's a fabric that isn't available online, I think (Liege Biscuit). It's a cotton & linen fabric that is FANTASTIC to the touch. Seriously, I was at Ikea yesterday and saw our couch as it came from Ikea and could not believe how we were able to live with that fabric for so long. We went with the snug fit and, in retrospect, we should've picked the relaxed fit, though.
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With private investment in green energy down 34 percent between 2011 and 2012, proponents of subsidies for R&D struggle to make their case.
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Private ownership is the key to good resource stewardship. As Terry Anderson explains, stream access laws undermine property rights and reduce landowners' incentives to provide habitat for fish and wildlife.
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At The Jersey Shore, It's Getting Late Early
Darkness reigns where it was once sunny and bright, right where the cars normally line up for entry into Seaside, Ortley, Mantoloking and Bay Head
At the concrete barricades that seal off Ortley Beach, Bay Head and Seaside Heights from everything else, fully-armed police officers peek through dimly lit cars, looking for any trouble they can find.
The clouds that hover over them never seem to leave, covering what's left of the shining sun, long before it's ever supposed to set. Each officer is bundled in burly black jackets, pointing flashlights in each passing car before turning them away.
Wearing knitted hats that nearly wrap around their eyes and ears, these officers are mere shadows with badges, figurines with no faces that stop people from getting a glance, even a sniff of the beach.
Behind them is the only thing scarier than they are:
The darkness.
In Bay Head, at the foot of the Lovelandtown Bridge, these cops stand guard of the rows of million-dollar homes behind them, the ones still standing, with garbage piled on their front lawns and sidewalks. Missing are the burning flickers of street lights or living room lamps shining through their windows, just as night falls around 5 p.m.
Next door, in Point Beach, where anyone can enter now, piles of sand fill the big beach parking lot, the same one that normally packs the beachgoing cars during the summer, steered by drivers struggling to find a spot within that white-hot asphalt.
In each of these towns, the air smells like sand. The crashing waves get too close to the smashed-up boardwalks in Seaside Heights and Point Beach. There, 12-foot high, recently piled sand mounds are all that's keeping the ocean from roaring up, and ruining things all over again.
Darkness reigns over these towns now, creating a "new normal" that Governor Christie talked about some days ago, and one that we'll likely see for a while.
Darkness descends much like it did in New York City, back in September 2001. Many of us were there that day, or within a day after the attacks, and many times after, when the "pile" lay burning at Ground Zero. We were there when there were signs papering the walls of blacked-out storefronts, each pleading for a clue of the missing.
Then, the constant clouds of ash and smoke often blanketed the sun. Those who worked through the "pile" at Ground Zero lost track of the days of the week.
Now, as the Jersey Shore sorts through the rubble of its homes, just as Manahattan sorted through its ruins then, the people, the victims are asking the same things.
"Is today Sunday?"
No, they're told. It's Monday. Maybe even Tuesday.
I've heard comparisons between then-and-now, how some people are even calling Ortley Beach, and the once plush beachfronts nearby, "Ground Zero." The characterizations may seem unfair, perhaps inappropriate, especially when you compare the death toll between what happened then and now.
But the feelings, and the moods of the people there, are quite familiar. For many, this Hurricane Sandy was another kind of attack, one that didn't kill thousands, but still left too many dead, damaging much more than it killed.
Darkness reigns now, at the Jersey Shore, just as it did in New York then.
"What we have seen is way beyond accessible for people," said Lee Childers, a Normandy Beach land agent who has struggled to gain access to his holdings since much of the barrier island, from Bay Head to Island Beach State Park, has shut down.
For Childers, and from many others, the things you hear now are the same things you heard in New York, back 11 years ago:
This wasn't supposed to happen here.
In Childers's Bay Head office, water rose four feet high. In houses in Mantoloking, Ortley and elsewhere, the water lines wrap around the walls like string, just above the mold that's spreading throughout.
At the foot of the Mantoloking Bridge, a new inlet has nearly formed. Just a sliver of a sand bar is all that's left that keeps the Atlantic Ocean from completely merging into the Barnegat Bay.
Photos show a house still sitting in the bay, half submerged, sitting there as if it won't ever be drawn back in.
Much of Route 35 is what it was a century ago: A dirt road, with trees on either side tilting downward, giving the once busy road the look of what's 30 miles to the south and west: a classy beach resort morphed into the rustic Pine Barrens.
Utility poles are either broken in two, laying on the road or hanging, barely, on their wires.
In places like these, residents are allowed to return for a half-hour, if that. Some, like Bay Head, let them come back for longer. For others, like those in Toms River, the mantra is simple: Grab and go.
When they do it, many of them have to board buses to get there, and watch National Guard scampering around their neighborhoods, where bucolic storefronts now have red "Xs" slapped on their windows. They lose sight of the vision they once had of these places from just three months ago, where cars were lined up as they headed south, and kids rode their bikes, right up in their own line, in the summer.
When they get there, these full-time, part-timers must move quickly, and not just because they're being ordered to. They have to get what they need before it gets anywhere near being dark. Some pockets of neighborhoods don't have any street lights left.
At many places along the Jersey Shore, night falls before the sun sets.
I wrote about these houses once, in a book, "A Legacy of Madness: Recovering My Family From Generations of Mental Illness." My grandfather's family didn't have much money, but what little they could scrape up - or borrow - they paid for places like these.
They used to vacation here, because they were so far removed from the badness that was elsewhere. During the Great Depression, I wrote, Bay Head was a refuge, a place where men wore black jackets and ties, and women wore their fancy dresses, just as the rest of the world wore rags, or whatever was left in the charity pile.
Paintings from that time show men wearing their Sunday best while standing on the glistening sand. Women wore white dresses that gleamed in the sun. Few showed them actually bathing in the water, because they were too busy making small talk, and showing off in the sunshine.
In Bay Head, they pretended as though the Depression didn't exist. The sunny, shining world in front of them was what mattered to them, mostly.
Now the darkened remains of what's left, the ground zero of New Jersey's tourism economy, matters to everybody. The tall task of rebuilding will bring the light back, some say.
The only question left is, when will they see that glimmer of hope?
"There's so much mystery," said Childers's son, Jeff.
Don Smith
9:37 am on Friday, November 16, 2012
Yes a different perspective on the beach. My home in Mantoloking was a recycled structure from the property in Metuchen that now has a foodtown. It was a tool shed and my Dad and friends spent $50 on the building and put it on blocks 200' from the dunes. It has been a family escape since 1938. We are talking about a part of heaven of less then 400 sq ft. It was what you NEEDED at the beach. Back then the ice man came and the sticky buns were purchased from the Dugan's truck in the street. Yes times modernized and we even had a frost free refrigerator by now but yet no ice maker at the beach. And yes no phone or cable. It was an escape and we tried to leave the stuff behind. It was theraputic, My Great Aunt would take ocean water back to Buffalo for the theraputic values. Now it is all gone. Transformer fires riped through the area. Can someone tell me why so many fires of this type happened? Had the transformers insulators degraded in the sun such that they no longer kept water out and allowed arcing and fire? Is their a utility person out there that can explain so we can all understand?
11:43 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
The only easy explanation that I could understand...from a law site:
"The most common cause of transformer explosions is adverse weather. Lightning strikes can cause transformers to overload and explode. Sudden damage to transformers can also lead to overloads. Freezing rain and high winds can each cause tree limbs to break free, falling on transformers, and causing explosions. These explosions typically result in a bright green electrical arc, sometimes visible from several blocks away."
Don Smith
9:37 am on Friday, November 16, 2012
Our home was very modest. We always knew the risk of the sea. We kept it in perspective while so many around us would build castles in the sand to the extent that we no longer could get sun on our deck in the fall because of the three story houses to the south built at significant expence. So much money to build on the sand. So the community that has been my life for 62 years of my life is now gone. I sit here with my main fear being that the government will require me to build a castle in the sand rather then what I need at the beach. Will I ever hear the sound of the ocean in a noreaster that sounds like an express train rushing by again or will the cost of a castle stand in the way in my retirement?
11:17 am on Friday, November 16, 2012
I'm sorry for your personal loss of property. The problem is we really have no business building structures right within view of the ocean's breaking waves.. Over the course of many past centuries and during many future centuries, nature will continue to erode the coastline. It's a battle we cannot win
11:39 am on Friday, November 16, 2012
As much as I fell sorry for those who may have lost their beloved vacation homes at the shore, I read yesterday about much less fortunate residents in Atlantic City who have lost the only homes they ever had. Count your blessings.
6:37 am on Saturday, November 17, 2012
In every town there is a core group of locals who's only home is in these beach towns. I'm one of them. My home is standing but was flooded with nearly 4-feet of water.
Personally I find it shocking that in the "Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave" the gistoppo government will not let home owners access to their properties. That should never happen in this country. Require proof of residence, absolutely but no way on earth should these people be kept from their homes.
Michael Brancato
7:24 am on Saturday, November 17, 2012
Ok, first: I'm sorry you lost your home. That sucks. But you have to realize that the government is not keeping you from your home because they want to loot it, or to discriminate against you, or because of some other foul conspiracy. It's simply not safe to turn on the power or to let people in and out in the dark. There's raw sewage in the streets. The government is doing their job by keeping you and your neighbors safe until they can clean up the mess caused by you building your home in a place where you really should not have built anything in the fist place. By the way, comparing the government to the Gestapo (it's spelled "Gestapo", perhaps you should do a Google search and learn what you're talking about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gestapo) is not only wildly offensive but absolutely and totally ignorant of who the Gestapo were and the horrors they perpetrated. Your tribulations here do not excuse such rude behavior.
Todd M. Finchler
9:17 pm on Saturday, November 17, 2012
Thank you, Michael, for an intelligent and articulate post. I could not possibly agree more with what you typed - and how eloquently you typed it.
11:44 am on Friday, November 16, 2012
As long as Federal money is not spent on rebuilding a barrier island that is extremely exclusive and prohibitive to the day trippers, good luck building. Any town that blocks the beach from the public should have to use its own money to rebuild.
2:34 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
I couldn't agree with you more. Guv Christie said that these towns will have to raise taxes to rebuild. Good let them raise their own taxes to pay for their rebuilding. They should not be able to charge more for using the beaches as a matter of fact if these towns would stop charging for people to sit on their beach for the day the visitors would spend more money in bars, restaruants, souvenir shops, etc... They want to live there then they should have to pay for it. Today I went to Ray Catena Mercedes Benz on Route 22 with a donation of water and was told by the manager that the donations currently in the van would be going to Staten Island because the shore said they had enough and didn't need any more. Fine by me. And don't wimper and moan about not being able to rebuild on the beach- or one block from the beach or four houses from the beach-. Didn't this storm teach you anything about the wrath of mother nature? You wanted the beach you got it right in your living room. Don't be so snobby live a little farther away and you and your house may survive another season. How about some of you vacation home owners help the owners of their ONLY house or the renters who were affected? Gimme a break.
Don Smith
11:59 am on Friday, November 16, 2012
What is hard to see is that the area where my home was is now 3' higher then it was before. This storm actually put more sand onto the island. Yes, Route 35 will be at the same elevation but the barrior island continues to grow. It has much richer and full range of vegitation then it did 50 years ago.
Don Smith
12:02 pm on Friday, November 16, 2012
YIKES! are you rebuilding in Hoboken? Then again this is on Cranford Patch. No federal dollars spent there to recover from flooding. lol
4:16 pm on Friday, November 16, 2012
No kidding! I lived in Hoboken for 16 years and that place floods if anyone so much as spills a glass of water. Talk about a place they have no business rebuilding!
Nose Wayne
12:31 pm on Friday, November 16, 2012
Sad to hear so many people lost their homes, worse is how many people lost their lives. These people didn't heed warning and stayed after they were told to leave. God bless the children who died.
the children
Annette Lang
9:56 pm on Friday, November 16, 2012
How anyone can have the disrespect and audacity to compare 9-11 to Sandy is beyond me. Yes, the toll of Sandy is terrible. But it is property. Compared to lives lost families devastated, children growing up without their mothers or fathers? Unbelievable. The shore will be rebuilt, the houses that were built in arrogant disregard for Mother Nature will be replaced... But lives lost on 9-11 cannot ever be replaced.
2:39 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Yup- very true. Sandy was a natural disaster that all of those affected could have avoided if they weren't so caught up in how many houses from the beach they are. 9/11 was a terrorist attack- none of those affected could have avoided the attack-they were victims of a cruel, hate-filled terrorist group bent on the destruction of all things western- not so much a hurrican- and btw by the time it hit land in AC it had been downgraded to a tropical storm. Think about that before you think about rebuilding. Maybe insurance should only cover owners who agree to relocation to homes further from the ocean.
Uh, hurricanes happen all the time.
6:44 am on Saturday, November 17, 2012
Totally agree, Annette. 9-11 and your beach house getting wet are not comparable. To do so is incredibly disrespectful.
Veronica Wheeler
8:18 am on Saturday, November 17, 2012
Mother Nature will have her way no matter what we puny humans throw in her way.
sally cohen-alameno
8:51 am on Saturday, November 17, 2012
Oh people, I honestly do not believe anyone means to compare this hurricane's aftermath with 9/11. To call a place "ground zero" simply means it's the *epicenter* of something, in this case where the storm did an incredible amount of damage. The folks in Staten Island or Breezy Point might argue with which town gets that dubious honor. Please don't forget that lives WERE lost because of this storm, too.
2:44 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Sally-Sally-Sally- we all know what ground zero means to all Americans and it does not have the generic meaning you attribute to it any longer and hasn't for 11 years. Don't minimize the effects of 9/11 by adding insult to injury. A couple of hundred-not sure that many- lives were lost with this tropical storm-and that is sad- but comparing it to the thousands of lives lost on 9/11 is simply ignorant and simple.
6:20 pm on Saturday, November 17, 2012
I've never been much of a Shore person, so I'm not very well informed about the area in general. Can anyone give a rough guess as to how much of the devastated area was occupied by locals as a primary residence? I do truly feel for those people - not only do they have the constant in-season tension of townies vs. outsiders going on, but I assume their employment mostly revolves around out of towners visiting.
It is true that it's very risky to build on the shore, but coming from Florida, I'm well acquainted with the difficulty in persuading people otherwise. Hopefully the permanent residents can find something inland that will be safer from the next storm that comes, yet still be close enough to feel like they're at "home".
5:01 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
In my town there are about 10,000 year round residents. In the summer it swells to about 300,000.
Joe Grasso
6:35 pm on Saturday, November 17, 2012
Life anywhere is like a roulette wheel.. you never know when your number will be up. A natural disaster can hit any part of the country. You don't have to be down the shore to get hit with a tornado, or an earthquake. At least with a hurricane, we all had ample warning that it was coming. Sad for those who chose not to get out of the way. Hurricanes, earthquakes, wild fires, tornadoes, lightning, blizzrds, mud slides and tsunamis are all products of nature that we all have to live with. We can't simply hide. We must all live our lives and make the best of it.
Don Smith
7:10 pm on Saturday, November 17, 2012
There is nothing like sleeping with the roar of the surf as a lulaby. Then there is watching the blood red full moon come out of the ocean. Unless you have lived there, unless you are a sailor you have no clew...
9:50 pm on Saturday, November 17, 2012
I use to dig holes in the sand and nap in then. Drowned out the noise of people yet you could hear the ocean. :-) I grew up in toms river and after meeting my husband of now 11 years, moved to NW NJ. My heart aches for everyone down there, what they are going through and the damage done.
A pretender
8:04 pm on Saturday, November 17, 2012
Problem is not building. It is over building and that is what has happened at the shore. And ubfortunately the little towns like ocean city are full of realtors and developers who just want to make a buck. If only a mayor could be elected who could rise above this at some point and be less interested in the quick buck and actually care about the future. If only.
Hurricanes aren't terrorist attacks
8:45 pm on Saturday, November 17, 2012
Sally - Tom Davis who is clearly an incredible dim wit, directly compared the after math of September 11, 2001, the most heinous of terrorist attacks to a common natural phenomenon. i cannot even verbalize how Angry that makes me. The only reason there are not more comments to that effect is because no one else bothered to waste their time reading this amateurish attempt at journalism. Apparently they do not teach common sense and discretion at the local community college.
2:43 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
>> i cannot even verbalize how Angry that makes me<<
friend, if you find yourself reacting this way to comments on-line, I'd either not go on line or just ignore this stuff as you'll cause yourself plenty of anguish, the internet's full of stuff that's not pleasant
Don Smith
9:32 pm on Saturday, November 17, 2012
And what I fear is that they will not let me rebuild my simple beach bungalow but require me to build more.
2:50 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Your fear is that the powers that be will require you to follow building codes? Or build in a safer area? or further from the beach? That's your fear. Why isn't your fear that something like this will happen again and you won't be able to get out? My fear is that my taxes are going to go up because of people like you who can't take a hint from mother nature. How about using some logic?
4:35 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
It seems that beach lovers have real concerns after Sandy. It also seems deeply insulting to compare the damages of a hurricane to a terrorist attack that burned 3,000 Americans to death. A little perspective is in order here, and a lot less theatricality.
sally cohen-alameno
8:00 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Esther, Here's an idea.
Google my name....I'm your neighbor over here in Westfield.
I know exactly the effects of 9/11. My husband and father of my then 2 and 5 year olds was killed that day.
My comment was not ignorant or simple. To get "theatrically" bent out of shape because someone uses the phrase ground zero is disproportionate to me. When I see people who have lost EVERYTHING that they have worked for, who have lost their ONLY home and a job that's not coming back anytime soon, yes, that's a tragedy, too. They have lost their total way of life. Why would any of us begrudge someone's co-opting the term?


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Utility crews have their hands full with hundreds of thousands of power outages caused by what was Hurricane Sandy, a storm that left as many as two Marylanders dead early Tuesday morning. (Track Sandy on interactive radar)
Now a post-tropical cyclone, Sandy made landfall along the southern New Jersey coastline at about 8:30 p.m. Monday. While it seemed to be a little calmer Tuesday morning, officials continue to warn residents to take precautions and stay indoors.
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The storm is blamed for the death of a car accident victim in Germantown, Montgomery County, and for the death of a man entrapped in his house in Anne Arundel County after a tree crashed through the roof.
The storm has also killed at least 14 others across the eastern U.S.
More than 215,000 Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. customers lost power by 1 a.m. Tuesday. The hardest hit areas included southern Harford County, much of Baltimore County, and northern Anne Arundel County. The outages dropped to around 162,000 by 2 p.m.
Sandy began deliver heavy rain and high winds early Monday. Flooding was reported in many areas across the state, including all along Coastal Highway in Ocean City.
Cameras and photos posted on Twitter show a gazebo near Ocean City's popular Fager's Island nearly submerged by mid-afternoon Monday. It later vanished. (continued, next page)
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