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Comment posted Challenge to local election candidates from Museums and Heritage Forum by Daniel MacIntyre.
Louise – glad you've had positive discussion…if you up for it, I would like a discussion about A&BC management of sport parks, pricing and availability!! all of these matters are negatively impacting the development of a sport I'm involved in and some progress needs to be made. in fact…I'm sure catherine etc can help provide old imagery of the 000′s that lined mossfield parks to watch sport being played….now, we can't even get on it to train!!! (candidates – neil macintyre & roddy maccuish – have reliably told me sport used to be played 3-5 nights per week in the oban area!! why is that resticted now in modern day???….simple actions can impact anti-social behaviour/health/culture/heritage/. I'll maybe drop you an email
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- thanks for your offer and also prompt response to my email. best wishes!
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- Bob – much better…..I know the "challenge" was well intentioned but unfortunately…..its YOUR responsibility to tell us the specific about the history, landscape and motivations of your sector. After some healthy debate, questions and very detailed responses….you've certainly got my attention. I hope its the same for others. so…..my action. I'll arrange for my kids and I to visit Auchindrain (last time was when I was in P6 and also Dunollie, still not entered the newly refurbished House!) Well done and best wishes
- thanks Anne….I'm all for team work, I've seen and heard of plenty SNP team work. admittedly, SNP are very tight and proactive bunch…just that they often offer equal measure of high level of communication to mask things that don't go their way, mistakes or a frailty is exposed. SNP in my opinion have the right attitude but its vitally important that we have capable opposition or constituents that can ensure they don't don't get too head strong or individuals get carried away with themselves (in the early stages)
- well I'm convinced!!….maybe there is a policy requirement to spend what is allocated as a starter for 10!…..just like to get under the flesh a little. Just let me know how i can help in helping communicate your plea and (hopefully) future successes!……I'm off to speak to Neil!
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Mike….it was spot on, as you say, the message needs to start M6/M74/M8. Businesses are justified in their frustration due to disruption but we all need to work together to ensure all business services are maintained, to get visitors in, and product out!!! - A83 closed due to another landslide – now reopened
well done to Mike Story for his excellent interview with Radio Scotland yesterday. Great to have a rapid response to the negative coverage that is repeatedly used when this occurs. We should all get busy turning negative into a positive……..visitors take the ferry!! - A genius event to market Argyll and the Isles in the winter season
"gallingly little attention" isn't exactly accurate newsroom and I'm confident that your opinion isn't drawn from informed conversation with members of SFD from within Argyll. SFD had myself based in Oban and supporting many of the clients that you regularly feature in good news stories such as that of MacMillan Foods. Many have also been Excellence award winners and some gained extra supermarket listings via SFD activity. Over and above this, many Argyll companies will have contributed to F&D exports & growth stats during a deep recession which helped prop up Scottish economy. Finally, Our past chief exec also visited the first "Stronger Together" summit and sought further engagement with companies.
Unfortunately, SFD priorities are with companies that can grow in UK and export markets, including the much maligned multiple retailers. When doing so, the "readiness" has to be established as there are factors to consider and lots of work for many of the primary producers and micro biz's before they can benefit from SFD activity.
SFD is be held up as an exemplar of how to cooperate as a sector. Just look at the recently launched Scottish Tourism Alliance strategy document and you'll notice how they have used it as a model of best practice. In a similar comparison, your positive view of Argyll & Isles Tourism has also benefited from adopting such a model.
With the exception of large international brands (salmon, whisky) Argyll doesn't have a huge number of tier 2 businesses. We do have a series of very exciting businesses in the meat, bakery, beer and seafood categories but all will require time & support to achieve the growth and market penetration. All whilst, they still have to overcome major challenges that hinder their ability to remain competitive such as connectivity (transport, ferries charges), skills shortages and profitability so they can invest for the future.so…….SFD is only been in existence for 4-5 years, so give them a chance and get behind them and seek their involvement. Argyll & Isles Tourism and Food from Argyll aren't the magic bullets in isolation but events such as this where all the positive businesses come together will certainly help the region get noticed. Working in partnership and aligning with strategic bodies will help accelerate growth aspirations if all "buy-in" with cash and energy and pull in the same direction
- Argyll and the Isles at EXPO: Summary of the last day
Grant, not sure that this was/is an Argyll & the Isles initiative as per the rest of this thread. It would appear to be a private venture but I may be mistaken (as it needs clarified). Another point would be that I'm not 100% sure its a local app developer, unlike others we have with the skillset in our region. On the positive, it is really encouraging development as publicly funded organisations & projects such as Argyll & Isles Tourism should stimulate investment from private sector, esp in improving the quality of product and the marketing of a product. They should not displace such activity, so lets hope this is an Argyll & Isles development and we don't end up with another mobile optimised website or app etc. Well done to Catriona and anyone else that has supported this. - Misleading instructions to voters: is Duncan Macintyre trawling for 4th preference votes?
cmon larry, think you've got a typo there!!
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Spaulding High School announces top seniors of 2012
Saturday, May 26, 2012
The Spaulding High School faculty and staff are proud to announce the Top 11 graduating seniors for the Class of 2012. Rankings are based on the cumulative grade point average through the third quarter of the senior year. This year, we had a tie for the 10th spot. The honored graduates are listed in alphabetical order, as the determination of valedictorian and salutatorian, based on grades for the entire four years of high school, will be calculated and announced at graduation, Friday, June 8. |


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CHUN Board of Delegates Meeting Capitol Hill Community Center November 29, 1979 The meeting was called to order by President Dan Paulien at 8:00 p.m. The meeting place was changed, as the Denver Indian Center was closed, board members present were Lynn Adams, Gordon Appell, Warren Bailey, Dene Clark, Ray Fisher, Mike Henry, Joanne Hill, John Hitch, Sarah Hite, Ted Hoyer, Bernie Jones, Larry Levi, Janet Moore-Kirkland, Norma Oldham, Martin Pato, Leon Sanders, Joyce Thorn, Charles Trainor, Sandy Weston. Others present were Chris Conklin, Jock McNulty, Tony Casanova, Ethlyn Christensen, Robert Wigington, Alex Oliszewski. The minutes of October 11, lfi79 were approved as circulated. Board Vacancies. Beth Travis has moved from the CHUN area. It was moved that Alex Oliszewski be elected Vice President of Communications. The motion was seconded and passed. Ted Hoyer will be unable to continue as Vice President of General Meetings due to lack of time. The Board gave him its thanks. It was moved that Sandy Weston be elected to this position. The motion was seconded and passed. Mammoth Gardens. Warren Bailey reported that Mammoth Gardens has re- ceived a $1.5 million Urban Development Action Grant. This HUD grant to the Gardens - Michael Henry to Mammoth Gardens. The motion was seconded and passed. Emerson School Purchase. Ethlyn Christensen from Capitol Hill Senior Resources, Inc. reported on its proposal to the Denver School Board to purchase Emerson School for $350,000. This original proposal was refused but nefgogiations are still in progress and must be concluded by January L, 1980. Larry Levi moved CHUN support a certificate of need for a health station in Capitol Hill. The motion was seconded and passed. Ad Hoc Committee on Neighborhood Assemblies. Chairman Janet Moore-Kirkland distributed her committee's proposal,which defines reciprocal rights and responsibilities of Neighborhood Assemblies and Area Delegates, as well as the role of the CHUN Board in regards to Neighborhood Assemblies. Joyce Thorn moved that CHUN adopt the report and recommendations subject to periodic review by the By-laws Committee. The motion was seconded and passed. Air Pollution Control Plan. Robert Wigington from the National Resource Clinic reviewed the Colorado State Implementation Plan which the State of Colorado and DRCCG sent to the Environmental Protection Agency. His gro ip believes the plan should have more stringent controls and include mas.f3 transit alternatives. The National Resources Clinic plans to file a law suit with the intent to pressure the EPA to adopt a tougher plan. Robert Wigington asked for CHUN's endorsement. John Hitch moved that CHUN not participate in endorsing the law suit. The motion carried 11-7. Announcements. Jock McNulty has a letter from Rep. Schroeder listing opportunities for work in the 1980 census. Dan mentioned a meeting of a committee which has been formed to investigate changing Denver's municipal elections from being non-partisan. The bill to repair a chair
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The Henrico Citizen is Henrico County's award-winning, hometown community newspaper, a publication of, by and for the people of Henrico – one of the most historic localities in the United States.The Citizen, founded in 2001, is published on the first and third Thursdays of each month and is available at more than 110 locations throughout the county and region for free pick-up. It is the only community paper that covers all of Henrico County.
The Citizen tells the stories of the people, places, events and issues that make Henrico County so unique. In addition to regular coverage of county government issues, schools, arts, community organizations and non-profits and other local news issues of interest, as well as news of events in the region, the Citizen also publishes regular special sections on the topics of health and fitness; baby boomers and seniors; home and garden; arts and entertainment; thrifting; and many others.
The Henrico Citizen is the most honored community publication in Henrico County and is a member of the Virginia Press Association. Citizen staff members have earned 111 awards for excellence in reporting, photography and design from the VPA, the Virginia Press Women and the National Federation of Press Women since the paper's inception.
The Citizen is a longtime partner of the Metro Richmond Crime Stoppers and has been recognized as Virginia Blood Services' Media Partner of the Year.
In 2011, the Citizen will celebrate its 10th anniversary and the 400th anniversary of Henrico County with a special yearlong series examining some of the most important events in the county's rich history. The Citizen also will recognize some of Henrico's unsung heroes in its first annual "Top Teachers" issue in February.
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Raiders help 'Stir It Up!'
Among the activities featured at Stir It Up!, a fundraiser and awareness raiser held May 5 at Deep Run H.S., was the opportunity for youngsters – including this young fan pictured with player Raibonne Charles – to play catch with members of the Richmond Raiders professional indoor football team. > Read more.
Henrico Junior 4-H camp registration open
By Ben Panko, Special to the Citizen 05/19/2013
For parents looking to keep their kids outside and away from the video games this summer, the Virginia Cooperative Extension is still accepting registrations for the 2013 Henrico Junior 4-H Camp.
The camp will be held June 17-23, and is open to boys and girls ages 9-13. A total of 10 spaces for boys and 27 spaces for girls remain available, and registration is open until May 24. The cost is $230, which includes lodging, meals, programs, instructional materials and charter bus transportation. > Read more.
The camp will be held June 17-23, and is open to boys and girls ages 9-13. A total of 10 spaces for boys and 27 spaces for girls remain available, and registration is open until May 24. The cost is $230, which includes lodging, meals, programs, instructional materials and charter bus transportation. > Read more.
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By Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 05/16/2013
Shrimp, barbecue and ice cream definitely go together this weekend in Henrico! The kids might even enjoy a tea party with Alice and the Mad Hatter. Other fun events for the family are Imagination Richmond and May Play Day. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Veteran restaurateur set to open in Short Pump
Tran's Pho 1 Grill will serve Vietnamese fare
After nearly a year out of the restaurant industry, a well known 30-year Henrico restaurateur is ready to open up his fifth venture in Short Pump.
Paul Tran, along with his wife Ellen will open up Pho 1 Grill, a Vietnamese restaurant, in June in the Towne Center West Shopping Center.
Tran has been serving up Vietnamese food since the mid-'80s, his first being Que Huong on Rigsby Road. He also owned Mr. Chan's on Horsepen Road and Saigon Gourmet on Hull Street Road. > Read more.
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Head coach Dan Mullen confirmed via text message this morning that Turner, who coached MSU's defensive line from 2007-09, has been hired to coach that position again. He replaces Chris Wilson, who coached that position for three years and was not retained as defensive coordinator after this past season. Geoff Collins was promoted to defensive coordinator.
Paul Jones of Bulldawgs247.com first reported Turner's hiring.
Turner was hired by Sylvester Croom in 2007 and stayed on through Mullen's first year at the helm. He then left for a job on Joker Phillips' staff at Kentucky. Phillips was fired after a 2-10 season, and Florida State defensive coordinator Mark Stoops was hired.
Prior to his first stint at MSU, Turner spent one season at Alabama as defensive ends coach. He was defensive line coach at Vanderbilt from 2002-05, and before that spent one season as defensive ends coach at Minnesota. He's held positions at several other schools, including Virginia (1997-2000, defensive tackles and linebackers), N.C. State (1995-96, defensive ends and linebackers), Kentucky (1993-94, defensive ends) and James Madison (1991-92, linebackers).
MSU is still seeking a replacement for departed cornerbacks coach Melvin Smith, who took a job at Auburn.
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ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Mississippi State defensive coordinator Chris Wilson has been named the defensive line coach at Georgia.
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Georgia hired Wilson to replace longtime assistant Rodney Garner, who took a job at Auburn, his alma mater. Wilson arrived at Mississippi State in 2010 as the co-defensive coordinator and line coach, then took over as the sole coordinator the last two seasons.
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Courtrooms: 6 Square footage: 83,782 Current authorized budget: $102,827,000 Estimated construction costs per square foot are being updated Current status: Indefinitely delayed Current expected completion: TBD Historical Documents Building and Site Requirements Project Feasibility Report |
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For example, the building lacks secure hallways and holding cells adjacent to courtrooms, so in-custody defendants use the same hallways as the public and staff. Approximately 800 people enter the building each day, using single doors, and all queuing is outside, exposed to the elements. The entrance has room for only one security screening station, so it can take 15 minutes to clear security screening at peak times. The building lacks a jury assembly room, so current juror check-in and assembly take place in the hallways. The court's space is also not compliant with the Americans With Disabilities Act.
The proposed project would replace this space with a new, modern courthouse, improving security with secure and separate hallways for in-custody defendants, court staff, and visitors, and adequately sized in-custody holding. It would also provide much-needed additional space, for appropriately sized courtrooms, a jury assembly room, and other services. The proposed project also includes secure parking for judges as well as 210 parking spaces for staff, visitors, and jurors.
A site has not been selected for the new courthouse. Once the new courthouse is completed, the court will vacate its space in the county-owned courthouse.
Indefinite Delay
In January 2013, due to the state's fiscal crisis and continuing cuts and redirections in court construction funds, the Judicial Council decided to delay this project indefinitely, pending resolution of the state budget for fiscal year 2013-2014. More information
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On July 8, 2011, the AOC completed preparation of a Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) in accordance with CEQA for the New Nevada City Courthouse project.
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What is the impact of the state's current budget crisis on this project?
The state Budget Act for fiscal year 2011–2012 contained unprecedented cuts to the judicial branch budget in general and to the account that funds SB 1407 projects in particular. Taking account of the state's continuing fiscal crisis, in April 2012 the Judicial Council approved cost-reduction measures affecting all projects funded by SB 1407. News release.
As a result, this project is being reassessed to explore and evaluate the option to renovate this historic courthouse. The reassessment will also evaluate lower-cost construction methods, with the goal of significantly reducing the project's hard construction costs where that does not jeopardize the building's safety, security, building performance, or court operations. At this time, the timeline for reassessment is not known, so the impact on the project's overall schedule remains to be seen. Until the state Legislature resolves the budget for the coming fiscal year, any future impact on funding the next phases of this project is unknown. This web page will be updated with any changes.
July 2011
Who owns the Nevada City Courthouse and Annex?
The Nevada City Courthouse and Annex are interconnected and for all practical purposes function as one building. The building is owned by Nevada County. The Superior Court of Nevada County occupies a little more than half of the complex. The Trial Court Facilities Act of 2002 made the state responsible for court facilities statewide. Under the transfer agreement executed between Nevada County and the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC), the County holds title to the Courthouse, and the AOC has responsibility for the space occupied by the Court.
Who is the AOC, and why are they managing this project?
The Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) is the staff arm of the Judicial Council of California. The Judicial Council is the policymaking body for the California court system, including the trial courts, known as "Superior Courts," based in each county. Among other responsibilities, the AOC is primarily responsible for planning, acquisition, design, and construction of court facilities.
Why is a new courthouse needed?
The current historic courthouse is a significant town landmark, but no longer functions well as the main courthouse for the Superior Court. The court's current space is unsafe, substandard, overcrowded, and functionally deficient. The state's functional study applying current design standards indicates that the court needs more than twice the square footage it currently occupies. For example, approximately 800 people enter the building each day, using single doors, and all queuing is outside, exposed to the elements. The entrance has room for only one security screening station, so it can take 15 minutes to clear security screening at peak times. The building lacks a jury assembly room, so current juror check-in and assembly take place in the hallways. The building lacks secure hallways and holding cells adjacent to courtrooms, so in-custody defendants use the same hallways as the public and staff. The court's space is also not compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Why can't the historic courthouse be renovated?
The state's study of the Court's needs indicate that there is not enough space in the current courthouse to accommodate the court's basic needs as well as the County's current uses of the building. Even if the County were to move out of the building, renovation of the historic building to current seismic standards, building codes, and current statewide design standards for court facilities is not feasible. The primary impediment to compliance with current judicial branch standards is the requirement for three separate and distinct zones of circulation, one for the public, one for judicial officers and court staff, and one for in-custody defendants and law enforcement officers.
What will happen to the historic courthouse when the new courthouse is completed?
The AOC is currently evaluating whether the new courthouse could be located on the current site. If the new courthouse is located on the existing site, the existing courthouse would have to be demolished. If the new courthouse is constructed elsewhere, the court's space in the current building will revert to County use once the court vacates it; therefore the County will have the option of using the entire building for administrative functions.
If the new courthouse were to be built on the existing site, could it reuse the existing 1937 façade?
The AOC has reviewed this question with the project architect, a historic preservation consultant, and the project's structural engineers. Their combined analysis concluded that reuse of the facade would not be feasible or appropriate, given the project's functional requirements, budget, and site constraints.
Who decides where the new courthouse will be located?
In deciding where to locate the new courthouse, the AOC is working closely with the Superior Court and with a Project Advisory Group, which includes court leaders and representatives from the legal community, the Sheriff, and local government (County/City). The AOC follows a standard site selection policy and process. The process involves objectively evaluating all potential sites and selecting at least two sites that meet agreed-upon criteria for the proposed new courthouse in providing access to justice for the Nevada City area, within the confines of the project's budget and schedule.
The AOC and the Court have identified site selection criteria of greatest relevance and importance to the Court. Working with a local real estate broker, the AOC identified possible sites that met the criteria. All site alternatives were then ranked against the criteria. Once a preferred and alternate site are chosen, the Presiding Judge will sign off on the site selection criteria and the preferred and alternate sites. The site selection must also be approved by the state Public Works Board. Site selection and acquisition typically take a year or more.
Will the new courthouse stay in downtown Nevada City? Within the city limits?
The Superior Court of Nevada County and the AOC recognize the strong community support for keeping the courthouse in downtown Nevada City. We are working with community leaders to explore every option for doing so, and we are pursuing every manner of community collaboration that would be required to meet that goal. However, in keeping with its site selection policy and process, the AOC must seek and evaluate all feasible options for siting the courthouse that fit the court's functional criteria, and options within downtown Nevada City are very limited. Therefore, the AOC's preliminary site search and evaluation has included options outside downtown Nevada City.
How much land is required for the project?
A little less than 4 acres is required for both the courthouse and associated surface parking. The AOC will consider site configurations in which the parking would be nearby but not on the same lot as the building.
Whom should I contact if I know of a potential property for the courthouse?
Please contact the AOC's Senior Real Estate Analyst for this project, Theresa Dunn, firstname.lastname@example.com, 818-558-1245.
How soon will a site be selected?
To keep the project on schedule, the AOC expects to secure site selection approval by the State Public Works Board by fall 2011, which means preliminary site selection will need to be finalized by summer 2011. The AOC typically submits a preferred and an alternate site for approval. Earlier this year, two sites were submitted and approved by SPWB. One approved site, the Forest Service Site, has been removed from consideration, because the long-term lessor is no longer interested in terminating the lease. The remaining site, the Cement Hill site, is still under consideration. This timeline is subject to change.
How will environmental reviews be conducted? Who will be the lead agency for CEQA?
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What is the timeline for the CEQA process?
The Notice of Preparation was released on March 4, 2011, and a scoping meeting was held March 22, 2011. The draft EIR was published for public review on July 8, 2011; a 45-day comment period will end August 22, 2011. Another public meeting about the draft EIR will take place on August 9, 2011, to ensure that the community has an opportunity to submit comments. The AOC expects to complete the CEQA process by the end of 2011.
Why is money being spent on a new courthouse when there are so many other local needs and there is a state budget crisis?
The project is funded and managed by the state, not the County, using funds specifically approved by the state legislature for courthouse construction. These funds come from court fees and fines, so new court construction is paid for by "user fees," not the state's General Fund. The courts comprise the judicial branch of state government, now independent of the County administrative structure. The Court and County share the same building, the County collects court-imposed fees and fines, and the two entities work together in many areas but are separate government entities.
How is the new courthouse being funded?
The courthouse will be funded from statewide increases in court user fees, authorized by Senate Bill 1407, which passed in 2008. This bill approved the issuance of up to $5 billion in lease revenue bonds to fund this project and 40 others throughout the state, to be repaid by court fees, penalties, and assessments.
How will the local community have input regarding the courthouse project?
There are several avenues through which the local community will have input. The court is already participating in community dialogue through the "Save the Downtown Courthouse" committee. A few community leaders are involved as members of the Project Advisory Group. Anyone can join an email list to directly receive official announcements and updates regarding the project; instructions for joining are on the project's web page. As previously noted, the public will also be invited to participate in the project's environmental review process.
How many courtrooms will be in the new courthouse?
The proposed courthouse will include six courtrooms in approximately 83,800 square feet.
Will a new jail be located close to the new courthouse?
As site selection process proceeds, the AOC and the Court may be able to identify and prioritize sites near the existing jail or where adjacent space for a future jail may be possible, along with other important criteria. However, the construction and operation of a new jail would be the county's responsibility.
Who will design the building?
The AOC's request for qualifications for this project went out August 6, 2010. The AOC and the Court interviewed a short list of candidate firms. In January 2011, SmithGroup was selected as the architecture firm for this project. Architectural design cannot begin until site selection and acquisition are complete.
Will the project hire local contractors and use local suppliers?
When the project is in architectural design, the state will select a construction manager (currently scheduled for 2012). The construction manager will perform local outreach to ensure that qualified local subcontractors and suppliers have the opportunity to bid on construction work when that phase nears. Construction is scheduled for early 2014 through summer 2015.
Will the new courthouse be energy-efficient and sustainably designed?
Yes. All courthouse projects to be funded by SB 1407 are being designed to receive LEED Silver certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. This is a national standard for sustainable design, and energy efficiency is among its key criteria.
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Calvin John Gradley, 50, of J.A. Hernandez Street, Franklin, was arrested Tuesday at 11:42 a.m. on warrants charging him with three counts of theft of goods and three counts of remaining where forbidden. He was also charged with theft of goods, failure to notify change of address as sex offender and remaining where forbidden. He was held on $6,000 bond.
Lawrence Francis Pellerin, 28, of Verdunville Road, Franklin, was arrested Tuesday at 1:46 p.m. on a charge of driving under suspension. He was released on $3,500 bond.
George Terry Flourney, 49, of Tyler Lane, Franklin, was arrested Tuesday at 10 p.m. on a warrant charging him with failure to appear on traffic charges. He was held on $344 bond.
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St. Mary Parish Sheriff Mark Hebert reported the arrest of Garcia Arturo III, 31, of 10677 U.S. 90, Amelia, Tuesday at 12:02 p.m. on warrants charging him with failure to appear on charges of theft, second offense DWI and no driver's license as well as a Morgan City failure to appear warrant on a charge of driving under suspension. No bond was set.
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Updated with re-designed front and rear fascias, the 2013 Toyota Venza is a mid-size crossover wagon sporting standard FWD with an optional AWD upgrade. The standard 2.7-liter 4-cylinder engine produces 182 hp and 182 lb-ft of torque while the optional 3.5-liter V6 produces 268 hp and 246 lb-ft of torque. All engines are paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission that enable the Venza to achieve an EPA estimated 21 mpg city and 27 mpg highway. Features include panoramic glass roof, 6-disc CD changer, 13-speaker sound system, USB port, hands-free phone capability, voice-activated touch-screen DVD navigation system, and rear-seat DVD entertainment system. Safety is comprised of vehicle stability control (VSC), traction control (TRAC), anti-lock brake system (ABS), electronic brake-force distribution (EBD), advanced airbags, and smart stop technology (SST). The Venza is backed by a 3-year/36,000-mile warranty.
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Toyota has significantly updated the Venza for 2013. Styling has been improved through a new front grill and new tail lights. More standard features have been added to the base model and Toyota's Entune multimedia system is now available on the Venza. Attractive new 19-inch wheels are also new for 2013.
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Kingston High's Sara Flores is at the top of her game for the Tigers girls indoor track and field team as the season winds towards championships.
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Flores upended defending champion D'Yanna McCaskill of Newburgh by eight-hundredths of a second in 41.44 seconds.
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Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter was an American architect and designer.
In 1901, the Fred Harvey Company (of the famous Harvey Houses) offered her the job of decorating the Alvarado Hotel in Albuquerque. Colter began working full-time for the company in 1910, moving from interior designer to architect.
For the next thirty years, working as one of few female architects and in rugged conditions, Colter completed 21 projects for Fred Harvey. She created a series of landmark hotels and commercial lodges through the southwest, including the La Posada, the 1922 Phantom Ranch buildings at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, and five structures on the south rim of the Grand Canyon: the Hopi House (1905), Hermit's Rest (1914), the observatory Lookout Studio (1914), the 70-foot Desert View Watchtower (1932) with its hidden steel structure, and the Bright Angel Lodge ](1935); Colter decorated, but did not design, the El Tovar Hotel. The four "Mary Jane Colter Buildings", as a group, were listed as a National Historic Landmark in 1987. She worked with Pueblo Revival Style architecture, Spanish Colonial Revival architecture, Mission Revival Style architecture, Streamline Moderne, American Craftsman, and Arts and Crafts Movement styles, often synthesizing several together evocatively. (text from her wikipedia visit that to learn more or I personally enjoyed reading this biography on her) (side note- Colter also would hire Native American artisans to create a lot of the art in the hotels/structures she designed)


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